Butte City Republican Convention Called In 1901
The Butte Republican convention is summoned for March 7 at noon in the Auditorium to nominate candidates for mayor city treasurer and magistrate plus one alderman per ward, with city elections set for April 10 1901. Ward caucuses March 9 and primaries March 7 will select delegates. ward meeting locations listed and committee notes included.
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Butte
Montana
Republican Party
Arizona Street
West
Granite Street
Owsley
West Broadway
E. Park Alley
Lawundh
Garena
St. James Hote
Washington Alley
Bute
Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
W. Fo
Auditorium Hall
Bom
Felker Tells His Story in Cunningham Killing Trial
The trial of L. I. Felker for the murder of John C. Cunningham resumed in Judge Chaney's court. Felker testified about his Navy background and claimed he shot to defend his sister from Cunningham who had drawn a dagger. He described events at the Cash lodging house and the sequence leading to the shooting, and discussed prior incidents including Cunningham’s attack on his wife.
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Felker
Jon CG. Cunningham
Tn Dudge Chaney
Bis
Cunningham
Mia
Feiker
United States Navy
Ruste
Tacoma
Wash
Navy
Monterey
Butte
John C. Cunningham
Cash Lodging House
Yellowstone Park
Josie Martin
Rode
Hartford
Mare Island
Big Butte
Why
Eddie
Pat Wu
Tean Cunningham
Mee
Mekineny
Cunninghame
Tle
McKinetry
Hoth
Jett
Bighouse
Mes
Nuld Cunningham
Nin
Mra
Caneninghaw
McKinstry
Cumsningham
Jack
Furfymiant
Sip
Ben Parkinson
J. H. Sloan
Misa Anna Anderson
West Broadway
Higgins
McKinsky
John W. Cotter
William Perry
Jury actions shape territory crime case filings
In a county session, judges set further criminal cues for terial and Foard pleas. Whi pleads Woree Pony Junta and Frank Of'Coanne charged with shooting Netty Staeh'er in mid December after Stacker defied rules. County attorney seeks trial dates and Wasket to be moved to the Mat Wowie month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Gvith
Netty
Almut
Stacker
Dean
Hotel register closing superstition sparks farcical row
In Butte a minor hotel dispute over closing a guest register triggers uproar among clerks and guests. The incident involves a Milwaukee sausage abattoir representative and a humorous belief that shutting the book prematurely invites disaster. Several arrivals and locals are noted, including John Baker and Bert Sharpe, with ongoing hotel union activity and upcoming meetings.
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Vanelie
Milwaukee
Sullivanesque
Butte
McDermott
Notorious gang of counterfeiters seized in Clifton
A large gang of counterfeiters and moonshiners was rounded up in Clifton with six men captured and imprisoned. Authorities report the gang operated near the New Mexico ring and fled toward the San Francisco area as the raid unfolded.
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Phoenix
Artz
March
Iyea
Clifton
Aris
Leater
Nave
Francisco Noiain
Nin EM Apron
New Glass Works to Open with 700 Workers
A new independent glass factory plans to start immediately, employing about 700 men. The facility will be located in Rochester and begins operations at once, with production expected to begin on Saturday.
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Faery
Cape
Tebet Mons
Rochester Glass
City Electors Urged to Register Early for City Election
Registration opens this morning with high volume expected. District 1 at 15 North Arizona and District 2 in the Auditorium Armory report steady pace as clerks Marco Media Jr and M C Holland CA Lyford and W J Naughton manage entries. Doors stay open until March 22 with varied hours and March 30 set for corrections to avoid last minute denials.
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North
Arizona Street
Marco Media, Jr
M. C. Holland
C. A. Lyford
W. J. Naughton
Western Presidents Meet in New York Conference
New York on March 12 said T Jeffery of the Denver & Rio Grande was in the city and that no date is fixed for a western presidents conference in April. Norton of the Toledo St Louis Kansas City line was expected, with rumors of Vanderbilt interests seeking property acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. Jeffery
Denver & Rio Grande
Norton
Toledo, St. Louis
Kansas City
Vanderbilt
Mrs Susan Rogers Dead After Morphine Ingest
Mrs Susan wife of Maylo Rogers who represents the National Literature and Art Bureau of Washington Swallowed morphine yesterday and died soon after The family came here from Philadelphia The incident occurred in a room with her husband and their months old baby present The cause whether self harm or accident remains unclear
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Susan
Maylo Rogers
National Literature and Art Bureau
Washington, D
Philadelphia
Porson
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van Camp
BYANG
Nitter
Ralston
Ber Patel
A. Booth Cash Grocery
West Park Street
Pure Food Products
City Republican Convention
Barnes
W. Park
HO Otory
McKinatry
McKingtry
Mr. Cotter
Tony Jante
Will
John Baker
Ely
Helena
M. Whitworth
Baker
Chastain Price
Conrad
Hyiena Utill
Duh Berkin
Boulder
Gray Eagle
Joan MacGinnis
Mei
the Butte
Bert Sharpe
Lori Bartenders’ Union
McDermont Hotel
Ealitor
The
E. Waldo Ward
A. Roth
St. Louis
E. M. Valentine
Chicago
FH. Marsh
J. A. Kuppenheimer
Prank B. Meyers
Cincinnatii
J. Levin
Minneapolia
H. J. Freeman
St. Paul
B. Therberg
H. Preiss
Baltimore
Cleorge P. Tracy
the McDermott
T. Hayes
Houlder
Anna Herber
Corbin
George Boyles
Dr. Leighton
Bould
George L. Jubets
Portland
W. B. Wi von
Idaho Fall
Idaho
M. R. Ayers
Fred E. Miller
Crow Agy Oy
FL E.nish
D. D. Twohy
Anaconda
F. L. Richmond
F. L. Richmond, 8An Francison, Flw. van Allen, Bozeman
Draper
L. Ford Portland
W. Styer
Denver
R. H. Holt
Great Fal's
Denlon
Missoula
Kedale Smithavin
W. H. Jessup
John J. Healey and Family
Telluride
Coto
Associyion
East Park Street
J.P. ‘Tobin
UN Arence Hotel
BIG Gang OF Outlaws
Arizona
NEW Glass Works
Crisley
Christie & Leys
Finnan Waddien
COVE
Dear Head Brand
Ceates
Fisa
Smokudy
Izc
Plymouth Rock
Anthony Hope
Evans’ Book Store
Main
Park St
J. D. McGregor
Ontario Verinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marlow's
South Main Street
Allen
Olmsted le Roy
la Flor de
Vallons
Louis S. Cohn
I. Butte
Princeton
Azzat
Hutte
Svend Carlson
Bulle
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