Labor Party Names Ticket for Butte Election
The labor convention at the Auditorium named a full city ticket led by mayoral candidate Michael McCormick and listed aldermen from wards one through eight. They endorsed municipal ownership of electric light and telephone systems, creation of an inspector of electrical appliances, a free city employment bureau, and stronger health enforcement.
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Fabour Party
Inter Mountain
McCu
Seventh Ward
Eighth Ward
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Charles Lannin
Chas. Whitely
Michael Deevey
Lannin
Dee
Whitely
John Bevan
John Wettengel
Paddy McMahon
Committee On Resolutions
Labor Party
Butte
United States
Montana
Commonwealth
John McGrath
Mike McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Gus Frankel
McCormick
W. E. R. McDonald
Frank Pelletier
Silver Bow
Messrs McDonald
MacGinnis
Mes~ Aenger
Pellethe
Davis
Oppe
Justin Butler
J. B. McNally
Charles Whitely
William Melville
McNally
Butler
Died in a cell at county jail
William Ryan, about 40, was found dead in a county jail cell around midnight. He had demanded restraint earlier, saying he feared losing his mind. The jailer administered medicine, and Ryan died overnight. no identification or relatives could be learned.
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William Ryan
Richards Undertaking Company
Ryan
Writ of Habeas Corpus for Mulcahy Bigamy Case
J W Mulcahy confined in county jail on bigamy charge petitions district court for a writ of habeas corpus to be heard in Judge Clancys court at 2 pm Monday. Complaint alleges Minnesota offense and lack of Minnesota order or request. Mulcahy allegedly married Margaret Buckley on February 5 1901 while still married to Carrie Mulcahy.
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J. W. Mulcahy
District Court
Clancy
Charles G. Kohl II
Mulcahey
Minnesota
Mulcahy
Margaret Buckley
Carrie Mulcahy
Reform School Sentences 16 Year Old for Incorrigibility
Martin Cassidy aged 16 pleaded guilty in Judge Clancy's court to incorrigibility and was sentenced to the reform school. He claimed he was in the eighth grade but would not attend, preferring work over school. Lucy S Hausman named administrator of the late Charles Hausman estate. Dan Hastings, George De Snell, and Charles B Pass to appraise property per Judge Harney's order.
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Martin Cassidy
Clancy
Lucy S. Hausman
Charles Hausman
Dan Hastings
George de Snell
Charles 8. Passmore
Harney
Perry Gets A Year In Prison For Stolen Cigar Case
William Perry and Bred Walters faced charges for possessing stolen cigars. Walters pleaded guilty and received one year. Perry claimed shared responsibility but the jury convicted after about fifteen minutes, sentencing him to one year in the penitentiary. James Ryan, the third alleged participant, will be tried next Tuesday.
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William Perry
Bred Walters
Walters
Perry
James Ryan
Hennessy’s Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh Goods and Low Prices
Local grocer Hennessy’s Meat Market touts fresh and salt meats, produce, and fish with a full Butter Root valley cream supply. Saturday prices include Porterhouse and Sirloin steaks, mutton, eggs at 20 cents a dozen, fresh country chickens, geese, turkeys, ducks, mince meat, sauerkraut, and bread at two loaves for 25 cents.
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Hennessy
Hennessy's
Knights of the Royal Arch forms saloonmen lodge in Butte
A new fraternal order admitting liquor trade members opens in Butte with J H McKelvey as organizer. The local lodge meets in Pioneer hall and plans to enroll saloonkeepers, bartenders, and others affiliated with liquor traffic, offering mutual aid, burial funds, and life insurance after a Cincinnati convention next May.
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Knights of the Royal Arch
Butte
Mate Walte
J. H. McKelvey
Cincinnati
Pioneer Hall
Ere Jong
Palm Reader Says Fortune Depends on Fee Amount
The Ohio State Journal notes a palmistry scene where a fortune teller tells the client success hinges on the paid sum. The palmist bluntly states the outcome depends entirely on the fee given by the caller.
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Miss Sentimente
Ohio State Journal
Skitts Urged as Eminent Ushers at Weddings
Chicago Record notes Skitts is in demand for wedding usher duties due to discernment and preference for guiding the wealthier guests. The item highlights his reputation for arranging seating and directing guests at formal events.
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Chicago
The Classicist's Complaint
A poet laments singing old songs and rejects modern rags that fail to suit his voice, expressing sorrow over the changing tastes that drown his cries and woes in verse and music.
Vocal Training Turnabout in Court Battle
Edna questions a young lawyer who was refused. May confirms she accepted after he appealed and won his suit, per the Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Edna
Philadelphia Bulletin
Spring Langour Advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bilters
An old ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a seasonal tonic for all ages. It claims to brace the nerves sharpen the spirit build flesh rid the system of impurities and cure stomach disorders. It warns it safeguards against insomnia or attacks of biliousness and notes a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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Michael McCormick
Aenty 8S
Davia
Po.ce
Justin But
Larry Dugan
Daniel Thomas
Edward Day
Cea Oe
John M. Hubbell
Patrick McMahon
PE. Farrell
Corbett
Reeves
J. W. Mulcahey
THE
Reform School
the Thompson CO
Thompson
Went Co
Empire Volunteer Gagnon
Thompson GO
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton
Prinees
St. Patrick 'S Day
Sutton’s
Theat
Ola Hayden
America
Scatchin
Mr. Ray Southard
Minstrel King
F. Davis
Big
Uncle Tom Cabin Co
Sutton’s Theatre
Maud Sutton
Topsy Fros
Vandercocks
Hennessy's Meat Market
iLocal Lodge
Sable
Gtea Yard
Galge
Brussels
Esca Yard
Wilton
Royal Wilton
Brownfield Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go
N. Main Street
Butte, Montana
Orsini
M. J. Connell Company
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