George Blinn Montana Legislature Candidate Biography
J O Miles notes George Blinn as a candidate for the legislature. Born Cincinnati August 23 1855 he came to Montana in 1886 and worked as an engineer in Leadville before directing large plants in the state. He served as Montana state boiler inspector for four years under Governor Richards.
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George Blinn
Cincinnati
Montana
Leadville
Richards
Butte Nominees Profiled for State Legislature
D J Giard George Pascoe born in England 1845 moved to Butte 1872 served on city council eight years two as president. Sewell W Davis born 1863 Truckee Meadows Navy lived Austin White Pine Salt Lake City Butte since 1880. Edward A Morley 37 Wisconsin born auditor turned Montana real estate. Josiah Hodge Devonshire England 45, long Montana miner and staunch Republican.
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George Pascoe
England
Butte
Sewell W. Davis
Truckee Meadows
Navy
Austin
White Pine
Salt Lake
Collegiate Institute
Montana
Edward A. Morley
Silver Bow County
Wisconsin
Mr. Morley
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Waukesha
Anaconda Company
Conroy & Morley
Morley
Oshkosh
Josiah Hodge
Devonshire
America
Walkerville
Mountain View
Alice
D. J
Iberville
Province of
Quebec
Montreal Business College
Giard Brothers
Park Street
Chinchilla Trapping with Dynamite Boosts Fur Trade
The Chicago Times-Herald reports on how South American Indians use dynamite to drive chinchillas from burrows, then kill them for skins valued up to 15 dollars each. Ferrets aid hunts, meat is eaten, and annual fur sales attract European traders, with agent George Herzig noting large payments in native currency.
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Chinchilla
George Herzig
Chicago Times-Herald
Queer uses for cannon balls at New England quarries
A Boston Daily Globe report details how cannon balls sold after a navy yard stock became repurposed for quarry work. Proposer notes their use replacing steel wedges to split granite and marble, with balls acting as starters rollers and weighty aids in clearing blasts.
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Navy Yard
Chrlestown
Boston Daily Globe
Richard Croker's Icy Humor and a City Hall Moment
The piece recounts a Tammany tale about Richard Croker and J Sergeant Cram in City Hall Park. Croker allegedly remarked on Cram’s bandaged arm after a Europe trip amid ice trust troubles. The anecdote illustrates Croker's sharp, pointed humor used against political rivals.
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New
Tammany
Mr. Croker
J. Sergeant Cram
City Hall Park
Europe
Croker
England
Ice Trust
Mr. Cram
Mr. Croken
Saturday Evening Post
Chap pursues bold venture with rope of sand plan
A drummer narrates a tale of a westward chap starting a business with little capital but great pluck. An uncle questions his product list while the aspiring trader proclaims a full line of courage, only to face the uncle's stern doubt and a cockney chuckle.
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Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Deer Lodge
WM. Dyer
St. Austell
Cornwall
D. J. Giard
M. A. Berger
George A. Clark
Bennett Bros. & Co
Montana Mining and Immigration Association
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte and Ruby Valley Smelting Company
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Madison
Carbon
Montana State Baseball Club
Butte Club
Republican Party
Thomas Driscoll
Buckingham
Province
Szorge Pascoe
Michael A .Gerger
Malad
Idaho
Ogden
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
Connecticut
Old Parrot Company
Atlantic Avenue
United Sitated
Richard Croker