Local briefs bring notes of fights and deaths
Community items list upcoming events and notices from Butte Montana. A boxing match between Demmy Rowan and Jack Lafontise is set for Casino hall June 12 with ring entry at 9 pm. Obituaries note the deaths of Edward Fogarty, John A Fisherty infant, and Mrs. Herbert Snyder. Local services, real estate wraps, and business ads fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Office
Orton Broz
Hinkle & Dolman
Owsley
J. B. Cowperthwaite
Owsley Wilock
J. G. Bates
Montana Munis Company
Dr. Forsyth
Dummy
Rowan
Jack la Fontine
Casino Hall
John N. Olson
Weat Park
Isabel Guddon
Owsley Block
Tel
A. B. Jones
Eant Park
Charles Langlola
Butté
Edward Fogarty
California
A. G Allan
Dorothy Block
Butte
Ed Grosser
Building Trades Council
Tachel
Thomas Dewey
Martin Dewey
New York
Montana Liquor Company
John A
Pat Fisherty
Garden Avenue
Jack Lafontise
Demmy" Rowan
Ottawa
Casino Theater
Leonard Doring
Gagnon
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Herbert E. Snyder
John Renfrey
Walkerville
West William Street
North
J. L. Albritton
Dalyites Clash as Clark and Daly Delegations Squabble
In Silver Bow county a Democratic county convention ended in a split between Daly and Clark factions. Clark delegates protested seating amid uproar, Knowlton denounced democracy, and a young English-American intervened. Daly delegates reorganized at Sutton's while Clark members prepared for a possible seating challenge, with credentials and permanent committee appointments discussed and adjourned for 4:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Clark
Sutton
J. J. Knowlton
Knowlton
Mesea
Sutton’s
Tor
McArthur
John KR. Toole
Anaconda
Mr. McArthur
Mark
J. J.O Knowlton
D. P. O'Connor
M. J. Burke
F. Kelley
John G. Simpson
W. W. Walsworth
Mr. Simpson
Kelley
Simpson
Walsworth
Connally
Guy W. Stapleton
Connolly
Dusiness
George W. Stapleton
John G. Holland
D. J. Kehoe
John Curran
William B. McCabe
J. F. Wilkins
Daly Purifiers
Reansute
C. P. Connolly
Delesa
Daly Delegates Named At 4 30 In State Convention
The committee reported delegates and alternates including A J Campbell and urged seating at the state convention. The list includes W W Dixon J Campbell J J McHatton John Lindsay J H McCarthy George W Stapleton James H Lynch Clinton C Clark John Gillie P H Regan and many others. The report was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Campbell
W. W. Dixon
J. Campbell
J. J. McHatton
John Lindsay
J. H. McCarthy
George W. Stapleton
James H. Lynch
Clinton ¢. Clark
John Gillie
P. H. Regan
W. P. Gwin
Thomas F. Courtney
W. W. Walnworth
James T. Finlen
W. W. McDowell
W. H. Cochran
Harry Gallwey
Jerry Clifford
George K. Rockwood
Edwin M. Lamb
Joseph A. Lewis
M. J. Burke
D. Gay
Savers
F. Kelley
Mark O'Farrell
John P. O'Neill
C. P. Connolly
E. A. Nichols
John G. Holland
Richard Kemp
Thomas
James M. Riley
P. J. Sullivan
Dan J. Egan
James Murphy
Jackson Martin
Timothy M. Lynch
Peter Brennan
William E. Kane
P. A. Riley
Joseph Riley
Jeff Dee
P. J. McArthur
Michael Dempsey
John B. Curran
Dennis O'Neill
Thomas P. Sheehan
Tim Shea
M. J. Sheehan
Luke Noonan
Henry O'Gorman
John Glea
Long list of names appears in historical roster or notice
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Collins Murray Mazel Avare W Onston Leggat Cronin Ryan Jahreiss Coyne Reynolds Burns Bartogio Buckley Leyden Hayes Cody and many alternates with varied spellings and initials, suggesting a roster or membership notice from a late 19th or early 20th century publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn J. Collins
John Murray
George T. Mazel
Henry Avare
W. W. — Onston
R. D. Leggat
J. H. Cronin
John A. Ryan
Nick Jahreiss
Tim Coyne
James M. Reynolds
John Burns
Dominick Bartogio
James Buckley
Andrew Leyden
John Early
P. Kelley
John Gueran
Roy 5. Alley
W. H. Davey
PJ. Whittey
Martin Sheridan
Gus Ruddies
Eugene*. Boom
J. B. Dawson
M. P. Lavell
Bart L. Shea
Wynne Flood
Geof. Luzier
Wm. J. Naughten
Jus. P. Onitins
J.T O'Brien
Harry Cochran
Frank M. Sullivan
Marco Medin
Michael Murray
Michael Peters
Joseph Nevin
Frank Cassidy
John Quilty
Maurice Powers
James McCarthy
Richard Dwyen
George Burns
Patrick Walsh
Lawrence Daly
Phil McGrath
William Cordell
George P. Holmes
M. Egan
Dave O'Grady
Thomas McGrath
John Flavin
Tohn P. Parker
Patrick Kelly
Patrici Lady
James McLaughlin
Dennis
John Keegan
F. &. Churchill
John Fe Uniyan
J.T. Sidley
Patrick Allen
J. W. Nauele
Mim Sullivan
John Farrell
Mike McLaughlin
Martin McHale
W. Zaschke
Thomas Rawlan
James King
Thomas Fogarthy
Edward J.vane
Frank Ambrose
John G. Hynes
Robert Pag
James Brown
John Keegay
J. A. Leamey
J.P. Wattan
J. Newton Alexander
R. J. Uren
Luke Doyle
Charles W. Blair
A. J. Flood
Dennla Riley
Tom Reed
Joxepn Ryan
Ed Kennedy
Martin Pishkur
Daniel Hanley
Anton Groseso
George O'Grady
Micnant Quill
Dioseph McKinniss
Ed Leahy
Denunciation Fires at Clark Delegates Over 1898 Allegations
After a committee report, C P Conolly read resolutions denouncing anti democratic tactics by Clark faction in 1896 1898 including alleged primaries fraud and ballot box debauchery. He accused bolting delegates of crime and vowed to back Bryan and silver despite opposition. The resolution passed as the convention adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Conolly
Clark
Bryan
Silver
Anaconda Standard
Connolly
United States Senate
Monitor
Meg Dave
Delegates Adjourn to Suttons Theater for Convention
About 200 Mark delegates and followers gathered at Suttons theater in enthusiastic session. Judge Barret was unanimously named chairman and Aber Cohen chosen secretary with a 10 member credentials committee and a five member resolutions panel appointed. An adjournment was set to 3 p m tomorrow to allow unrepresented precincts to meet. All patriots invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Knowlin Wax
W. EH. Pierce
Barret
Aber Cohen
Jack McLaughlin
M. P. Guehriat
J. J. Jacobs
J. G. Simpson
G. W. Montor
A. G Siebenaler
Peter Peterson
D. O'Connell
Larry Muldoon
T. F. Brazil
Martin Buckley
H. Holden
Dominick Saski
C. (. Cochran
Sam McMurran
City Hall
Bray
Chalmas
Miner Falls to His Death at Mountain Con Mine
Edward Cavanaugh, a 25 year old miner at Mountain Con, fell from the 1700 to 1600 foot level around noon and died shortly after at Sister’s Hospital. He was alone when the accident occurred after lunch with coworkers. Coroner Julien took charge and the body was prepared at Nevin’s boarding house in Seete coalag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Sisteria Hospital
Nevin
Summit Street
Seete Coelag
Butte
Dejan Hacaac
Julien
Stay of injunction heard in Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Ore Purchasing Company seeks a stay of last week’s injunction restraining operations on Pennsylvania ground. Arguments extended all morning and into the afternoon with W. H. DeWitt and Davis Evans for Boston & Montana, J. J. McHatton Governor Smith and T. C. Bach for the Montana Ore Purchasing Co. Judge Knowles ordered grand jury drawing in the U S court for returnable late next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeial
Inter Mountain
Helena
Supreme Court
Montana Ore
Boston & Montana
Montana
Pennsylvania
W. H. Dewitt
Davis Evans
J. J. McHatton
Smith
T. C. Bach
Monta Ore
Knowles
United States
First Communion Attire and Accessories Shown
Parents with children preparing for first communion can view an elegant, affordable display of outfits and accessories. Boys’ wool suits and culottes for ages 7 to 14, white lawn dresses for girls, Swiss dresses, white waists, floral wreaths, spotless white slippers, white hats, and trimmed hats are offered in multiple styles and prices from $1.09 to $12.00 at Hennessy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy's
Excursion Rates for Republican and Democratic Conventions
Oregon Short Line will sell June 12 and 14 to Philadelphia and return. June 80 and July 1 to Kansas City and Boulder. Arrangements plan Montana delegation to Idaho and delegates from Wyoming and Colorado to take Salt Lake City to Denver route. Ticket Office at 16 North Main Street, Butte, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hutte
Philadelphia
Butte
Market declines drag Pacific rail shares as sugar steadies
New York stocks opened weak with Pacific railroad issues leading the slide. Sugar remained quiet while Federal Steel hit a new low, and wheat rose modestly as traders weighed Friday’s gains against Saturday’s losses. The market closed with slight advances for wheat and mixed shares overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butte
Mont
BR. M
Steet
Fed
Steet Pret
Manhattan
Pacific Sisces NP
Comicscere
Hurlington
Shan
St. Yan
U. P. Chicago
Hy Bom
ASM
Ne Gringers
Federal Steel
John J. Ferrell
AGE CO
Pocatello Water Case Reference Finds Advances Missing
George A. Clark serves as referee in the district court in a dispute where Toms and others sue for possession of shares of the Pocatello Water Company. The referee reports cash advances to plaintiffs secured by 1,734 shares of the company stock and totals the advances and investments at 21 dollars, a finding contested by the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Clark
FD. Toms
Lok
Pocatetto Water Company
Mursray
Amon
Banister Shoes and Fashion Show at Hennesay’s
Advertises Banister shoes praised as best quality with exotic finishes and enduring shape. Mentions medals in Vienna and world fairs in Chicago and New Orleans. Notes 16 new styles from Hennesay’s. urges readers to visit for satisfactory footwear. Also references a Silver Row Gentlemen’s Driving club meeting and a police court team event at 9 o’clock in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartister
Vienna
Philadelphia
Orleang
Chicago
Hennesay
Silver Row Gentlemen's Driving Club
City 1
Police Vourt
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Towle & Winterhalter
W. Park, Buite
Fosselman’s
East Park
Hennessy
Dalyites
Senator Clark
O'Connor
J'. P. Connolly
Democratic Party
C. P. Kelley
C. Clark
Harry Hynes
M. Seamon
R. BE. Leonard
D. Gay Stivers
Eugene Sullivan
W.H. Quarles
Suttons
Herrick
IGE
H. J. Blume
Herrick” T
Wm Divens
South
Arizona Street
Blume
Park St
WAC
Miner
Thiiry
Oal
O. P. Co
Hennessy’s
Stock Markets
Pocatello
Banister Shoes
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
London
Anulee Agiicola
Baskees
Courtney
DR. Chung
West
Gelena Street
Bon, Mons
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