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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1900

Page

3

Intolerable fraud and felonious acts condemn Silver Bow county

The Clark wing of the democracy met at Sutton's Theater in Butte to organize and elect 122 delegates to the state convention. They denounced coercion at the June 11 meeting and condemned A J Campbell for misconduct. Endorsed William A Clark, Bryan, and silver coinage, and denounced company stores. A seven member committee was named to select delegates.

Clark Wing The Democracy Sutton’s Card Burre Cohen Charles ‘Alsop Committee On Frank Corbett Corbett W. A. Clark A. J. Campbell County of Silver Bow Sutton's Butte Montana Silver Bow Democratic Party Tea Naa Bow County Silver Bow County William A. Clark United States Senate United States Senate House of Representatives Bar of Justice Democrats William J. ‘Bryan Nebraska Charles Alsop J. J. Knowlton J. H. Simpson C. E Alsop E. H. Holden C. LG. Cochran George C. Pitschen T. W. Gaffney Kym Thomas Jefferson

Delegates Named by Committee for State Convention

The seven member committee appointed to select 122 delegates to the state convention reported its choices. J. J. Knowlton and H. L. were among those named, with additional selections pending. The report outlines the early slate and provides names for the forthcoming delegate roster.

J. J. Knowlton H. L

Long roster list closes as committee backs motion

The report of the committee was adopted. De vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Sutton for the use of the theater and to the chairmen and secretary for the faithful performance of their duties. Committeemen were selected from each of the wards, after which the convention adjourned.

T. Farrell R. Hungate H. Gray John Swetina Melliard U. Johnson Charles Hammer Frank Shovelin John Green Philip Pryor William Rafey Join Malino Murray Lloyd Ed Quinn C. Olds M. H. Kilgallan Peter May S. L. Fontain R. Sieber Steve Jeans M Davidson Robert Payne W. H. Young Thomas Caffrey B. F. Smith M. Donlan BH. Cochran George Dixon P. Dwyer Joseph Katki William Hogan Michael Buckley James Burns Frank Farrell Guorge Rogers Willam Shinnick Joseph Walkers Mike Lowney N. James Kennedy Harry Holp J. Hyver A. Underyood John Bloor V. Aley Sutton

Divorce filing alleges adultery and threats in Montana

Frank Perushich sues Barbara for divorce alleging marriage in Calumet Michigan on June 1, 184 and three years in Montana with no children. He claims Barbara committed adultery in October 1898 with an unnamed man and others Joe Schwartz and Joan Pring, and that on October 1 1898 she threatened to kill or poison him if he stayed.

Frank Perushich Barbara Calumet Mich Montana Divera Joe Schwartz Joan Pring

Coroner's divorce suit heard amid alimony claim

Phil A. Jullien filed for divorce from Alice Jullien alleging habitual drunkenness for over a year. She answered, accused him of wrong, sought most of their community property, requested $100 a month alimony, and the court ordered show cause. The hearing proceeded with Judge Lindsay saying a ruling would likely come Saturday.

Phil A. Jullien Alice Lindsay

Damage Suit Compromise Allowed In Anaconda Mining Case

Judge Lindsay grants John M Robin permission to compromise a damage suit for the minor child of his brother against Anaconda Mining. The father died in the St. Lawrence mine shaft amid alleged negligence. the company disputes liability but offers Tobin, the guardian, 1000 dollars, of which 200 has been paid. Also notes a Scandinavian Brotherhood picnic at Mountain View Park Anaconda on June 17 with trains from Butte and return options and a Fosselman souvenir opening at 43 East Park.

Lindsay John M. Robin Anaconda St. Lawrence Tobin Scandinavian Brotherhood Mountain View Park Butte

Personal notices from Helena and surrounding towns

W E Phillips visits from Helena and Ex Senator W F Sanderson in town. Ed Cardwell arrives from Jefferson county. C E B Dunn of Bannack stops by for today. Mrs A H Mitchell visits from Warm Springs. Dr LeRoy Southmayd, ex Virginia City and now Great Falls, in city today. Lieut Gov A F Spriggs and M L Hewitt back from Denver after a mining deal. Mrs J By Marcotte and daughter Angeline depart for Montreal for summer with relatives. R M Cobban fruit man from Bitter Root area reports strong demand for Western Montana fruit lands. Alderman Thomas Bryant and family set to leave for Boise City Idaho. Mrs Bryant likely to stay summer, Bryant to return soon. Alex Glass, ex Basin, returns today from the east. brother James in Massachusetts. mining propositions discussed. Brownfield Canty Carpet Co advertises largest center tablet in city at 48 West Park with hemulies in quarter sized wak priced at 3005

A. H. Mitchell Warm Springs LeRoy Southmayd Virginia City Great Falls A. FB Spriggs Hewitt Denver Mr. Cobbans Montana Thomas Bryant Balse City Idaho Butte Loday James Massachusetts Mr. Gass

Criminal Case Postponed In Judge Clancy’s Court

The state charged Martin Hirridon with grand larceny for stealing a watch from Elizabeth Tuy of Walkersville. The case was continued until tomorrow morning due to the absence of the complaining witness. Harrison has been jailed nearly two years. his attorneys said he is ready for trial and requested the postponement. Mrs Ray has left the county, implying Harrison may win out.

Clancy Martin Hirridon Elizabeth Tuy Walkersville Harrison Messrs Ujlchrist M. L. Vines Harrison Stuld Tomore Row

Grotto Advertising Prompts North Main Street Visit

Stock markets snippet mentions a store address at No 4 North Main Street in the Ladies Department room 32 Ownley Block and a telephone. It ends with a prompt asking if you have tried the Grotto. The brief reads like an old classifieds or storefront tease.

North Main Street Ownley Block

K O P Celebration Marks First Anniversary of Lodge 41

Silver Bow lodge No 41 Knights of Pythias celebrated its first anniversary at the K P hall in South Butte with speakers Lee Mantle and J H Leyson. The lodge has 154 members and is described as prosperous with ambitious, successful young men guiding its upbuilding in Butte. After the Harrison case, Thomas Williams faced trial for receiving stolen property but Mamie Smith, a key witness, was absent delaying proceedings until tomorrow. an attachment was ordered for Mamie.

Silver Bow Lodge Knights of Pythias K. P. Hall South Butte Lee Mantle J. H. Leyson Butte Harrison Thomas Willams Mamie Smith Ty Tue Mamie

Ohio Democrats Convene in Columbus at State Meeting

In Columbus on June 12 the preliminary work of the Democratic state convention closed and preparations proceed for tomorrow. The old state committee finished its business, delegates formed the new body, and committees will meet to report to the convention. Contests are anticipated for all state ticket seats with no clear frontrunner. Admiral Dewey’s potential nomination for vice president is being discussed and may influence delegate considerations.

Columbus Ohio Old State Committee New State Committee Admiral Dewey

Census districts in Manhattan and Bronx near completion

General Roy Stone spoke at the Long Island Good Roads meeting in New York about ongoing census district completions in Manhattan and the Bronx. He outlined plans for a savings bank system to raise funds for road construction and discussed a proposal for a system of great transcontinental highways.

New York Borough of Manhattan Bronx Census Bureau Washington Roy Stone Long Island Savings Bank

Important Captures Reported Near Mexico and Luzon

Washington June 12 General McArthur telegraphs word of captures near Mexico and Alcala Luzon. General Corbin calls them nearly surrender in effect, with insurgent leaders abandoning the cause and moving toward Manila to accept American supremacy.

Washingston McArsthur Manila War Department Trilay Breport Shizon Mexico Cuvestany Alcala Uerrilas Pangasinan Luzon Corbin

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Danley Bat Agency Ereeeerers Coas West Granite Baseball Goods Evans’ Book Store North Main St Fair Drug & Assay Supply CO East Park Street Butte, Mont Suttons New Theater Macey Comedy Company Clark Men Scorch Campbell Campbell Anx J. J. McHatton P. J. Broph C. Cochran George H. Casey Woot Prouts William Bickford C. W. Clark J. J. Jacobs Jack McLaughlin G. BE. Blackbern John R. Bordeaux D. Sullivan M. Buckley W. A. Clark, Jr W. B. Hamilton K. Clark Donovan J. Meurer George +it W. W. Winner John ‘Ljuidbranch G. D. Beveridge W. E. McAllister P. J. Kalen Perushich Fosselman's East Park IGE H. J. Blume Herrick Wm. Divens South Arizona Street A J. Blume W. Park St Butte Annaranane-Graverenern W. E. Phillips Helena W. F. Sanderson City Ed Cardwell Jefferson’ County EB. Dunn Bannack Brownfield- Canty Carpet Co West Park Street Stock Markets Mont Law, Close Atchison Tabacco Fed Steel Qeneen Pacie Nor. Pac Nor Pac TAM People’s Gas Burlington Rockshaw Paul Vince Chicago Federal Steel Missouri Pacific John J. Ferrell Ohio Democrats Dewey General MacArthur Star Postense Courtney
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