Clark Wing Split Sparks Montana Democratic Clash at Butte
A Clark wing address accuses Chairman Cockrill of power grabs and vacancy fills to tilt control to Daly men, describes an armed intrusion by deputies and a violent mob threat at the state central committee meeting in Butte, and pledges support for Butte and Silver Bow citizens against a “murderous and lawless gang.”
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Clark
Montana Democracy
Clark Wing
State Central Committee
McDermott Hotel
Cockrill
Beaverhead
Gallatin
Lewis & Clarke
Meagher
Daly
Marks
Walter Cooper
Clark Democrats
Clark State Committee
Butte
Grand Opera House
Murphy
Central Committee
Cockrig
Democratic Party
Gole
State Democratic Central Committee
Montana
Sheriffs Department
Amalgamated Copper Company
Silver Bow County
Parochial School Entertainment Crowded at Grand Opera House
Miss Eva Holt delivered the salutatory with the class of 1900, followed by music and a "Bringing in the Sheaves" performance by 40 students. Awards included a medal to Caulfield, diplomas to graduates Thomas Caulfield, John Duble, Mary Lyons, Elizabeth Murphy, Catherine Dalton, Evelyne Holt, Josephine Kellet, and Holt winning a composition prize. Legson watches were won by Augustine Urquhart and John Harrington.
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Rine Grand Opera House
Eva Holt
Thomas Caulfield
J. H. Leyeon
Thomas Joseph ‘Caulfield
John Baptist Duble
Mary Horona Lyons
Elizabeth Agnes Murphy
Catiherine Ellen Dalton
Evelyne Holt
Josephine Kellet
Colonel J Hamilton Lewis Heads To Mining Case Tour
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis of Seattle, fresh from Butte, Mont, travels next to Minneapolis to address the Democratic club there and later to Kansas City for the national convention. He seeks a strong VP vote as delegates from Washington Idaho Oregon and Alaska back him.
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J. Ham, Lewis
Seattle
Butte
Seattle Times
Tuesaday
James Hamilton Lewis
Mont
Hom. W. Jones
Congress
Lewis
Minneapolis
Gray
Tte Democratic Club
Kansas City
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Alaska
Boys Hurt as Milk Wagon Runaway Plunges Near Tracks
John and Edward Pierce, sons of residents of 725 East Summit Street, were injured when a milk wagon left unbrushed ran away as a train passed nearby. John suffered serious injuries and was unconscious for hours, while Edward escaped with a scalp wound and minor bruises.
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John
Edward Pierce
East Summit Street
Pierce
Edward
Fourth of July Fund Subscriptions Reported
The Fourth of July executive committee met in executive session with press excluded. Total subscriptions reach 2829.76 dollars, including 650 dollars from city and county, 100 dollars each from W A Clark F Aug Heinze and Boston and Montana Mining Co. Ward totals are Second 245.50, Third 285, Fourth 290, Fifth 216, Sixth 202, Seventh 4, Eighth 17.50.
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W. A. Clark
F. Aug. Heinze
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Real Widow Brown Opens at Suttons Theater July 1
Fan makers of top rank in A. Q. Scamman's company of comedians present the New York comedy The Real Widow Brown. A lively plot has a widow who is alive, misund erstandings, and a youth in disguise. Humorous songs, bright costumes, and strong acting promise a hit. Performances start with a matinee Sunday July 1 at Suttons Theater.
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A. Q. Scamman
New York
Widow Brown
Willow Brown
Sutton's New Theater
Nee
Refrigerator Sale at the Bee Hive
Bee Hive advertises 100 Alaska refrigerators available now at actual cost. Prices a family size unit at 6.56, with customers urged to call and price before buying. Located at Bee Hive 22 to 28 West Granite.
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BEE Hive
Alaska
Crystal Springs Pleasant Outing and Dining Near Butte
A pleasant drive and good time at Crystal Springs with excellent menus, moderate prices, and private dance hall and music available by advance notice. Four miles west of Butte, Hollingsworth's Cafe at 413 Pari offers savings on meals.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
Blocking the Streets Leads to Court Showdown
Captain Gale of the Salvation Army, his lieutenants, and others faced police court for obstructing streets during street meetings. Gale pleaded not guilty, case set for Tuesday. Ed Tobin, a miner, admitted striking Kate Dooley and had judgment suspended for 24 hours pending investigation. Five month old George Washington Wing was jailed as a guest of the Butte Bastile after his mother Mrs Wing pled guilty to assaulting Mrs Fisher in a Mahoney street dispute. Brewer Maxgut and Adah Bijott pled not guilty to assault and vagueny respectively, with several cases continued or advised.
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John
Gale
Salvation Army
Sullivan
Ed Tobin
Tobin
Kate Dooley
Butte Bastile
Jaller Boyle
George Washington Wing
Robert Maxgut
Charlie’ Billings
Adah Bijott
Vagney
tered e@ piesa
Dragged by a Pony in Bogus Purchase
D J Lewis rode a newly bought Indian pony yesterday afternoon. As he mounted the animal bolted and dragged him for a distance. He escaped with scalp wounds and facial scratches, grateful to escape alive.
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Lewis
D. J. Lewis
Notable Names Listed Across Hotels Society Page
A long list of guests and patrons appears in the hotels section including Edward H. Cox of Chicago Dean Anaconda Guy A. Perry Chas Bumpter W Bradle Langhat Charles P. Mul Port Charles Stewart Pony J. M. Ken Anaconda John B. Wellage Crock lyn A S Babcock Bilings Nelson smith Henry Thakeley St Paul P Rosso Matden J H Monteath Butte Geo G Martin O G Van Hreeden Browning Carl Greenhood Missoula P proeons Granite W T Solomon New York The McDermott J R Toole Anaconde C Kelly Marysville J L Bevis Louis S H O'Brien Salt Lake R Bors Spokane James Reid Rosema oogin Washington D C A M Fovier Great Falls Aitere St Joe A Bond San Francisco H M Young Senities D D Twohy J G Moran Anacond oO meviot Jetap Boulder Ian Whitexid Ballepell Mrs Great Falls J F P Walker Filnneapolia Tv B Jenkins Spokane Hi B Rowe Norris Rowe s show H G Houghton Missoula W H Sherlock Denver Arnett and wife Dickinson N bD
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Butte—O
Xs Earen
Edward H. Cox
Chicago
Dean
Guy A. Perry
Chas. Bumpter
Ore
W. Bradle
New York
Charles P. Mul
Port Charles
Bt. Paul
P. Rosso
Matden
J. H. Monteath
Butte
Geo
the McDermott
J. R. Toole
C. Kelly
Marysville
J. L. Bevis
Louis
H. O'Brien
Salt Lake
R. Bors
Spokane
James Reid
Oogin
J. G.moran
Salt Lake and Return Excursion Ad Promises Low Fare
Salt Lake and return excursion priced at 15 dollars with departures at 1 8 a m and 4 46 p m on July 3 1900. Prospectus mentions reservations for sleeping car berths and services like press and dry cleaning at 110 South Main Street and 108 North Main Street. Wilson, general agent, promotes tickets.
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Salt Lake
Poker
North Mall Treet
Wilson
Funeral notice for Edward Young at Walkerville
Members of Olive Branch Lodge No. I C O F are requested to attend the funeral of Brother Edward Young in Walkerville Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. Members of sister lodges are cordially invited to attend. Medlin N J B Trevarthen Bea
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Olive Branch Lodge
Walkerville
Edward Young
Medlin
J. B
Trevarthen
Bea
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Montana Music Co
North Main St
Bosl
Fosselman Drug CO
East Park Street
Calkins’ Book Store
Mair
H. Wix
Butte Gas Light & Fuel Co
North Main Street
THE
Hum Fay
West Park Street
POLIU
Knighta Templar
Knights of Pythias
C. F. Fisher
Tallor
Main St
Continental Tailoring Co
J. Hamilton Lewis
Runaway
Fourth OF July Fund
Hollingsworth’s
Captain Gale
Homeless Salvation Army
Mias Lou Gardett
Iena Street
Post Office
Siegel's Men’s Suits
Riegel
Wotice I. C. O. F
J. J.T. CA
Carroll Cor
Aia
Nevills & Co
E. Park
Montana Electric CO
Broadway
Hendrix
South Plain St., Butte
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