Amalgamation Debate Attacks Marcus Daly in Montana Copper Drive
The pamphlet funded by the M. O. P. Company urges a single management for Butte copper mines and urges fusion as a means to boost production and cut costs. It mocks Marcus Daly with personal accusations while warning readers of Daly’s potential replacement at the Standard Oil copper combine.
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Butts
P. A. O'Farrell
Butte
Barney Barnato
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Marcus Daly
Daly
England
Ireland
Free and
Great America
Montana
Standard Oil Copper Combine
Mine suit and railroad suit update and parade notice
Miles Finlen answers cross complaint in Minnie Healey mine case alleging Heinze sought to probe the vein and possibly purchase while allowing workmen then being ousted. Ores mined under Heinze custody exceed costs. amended Rooney suit seeks 25000 dollars from the railroad for a boy's crushed foot. Breen Mackel contends for share of any recovered sum. The Republican Party promotes a labor parade this evening.
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Finlen
Minnie Healey
John Devlin
F. A. Heinze
F. Augustus Heinze
Gambetta
Piccolo
Boston & Montana Company
Heinze
Geinze
Tim
Vincent Rooney
John H. Rooney
Oregon
Rooney
Jansen
Breen & Mackel
Henry Cunningham and the Fusion Feud at a Butte Party
The record describes a public gathering in a California brewery where Henry Cunningham addressed guests and defended his position as a worker for the United States government. He praised Senators Carter and Mantle, rejected critics, and asserted loyalty to his party as the Amaralgamated and fusion debates unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
Harry Cunningham
Heinze
California
Fusion
Harry R. Cunningham
Harry Kerosene Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham
UN United States
Senator Carter
Senator Mantle
Republican Party
Mantle
Carter
Mr. Helnge
Butte
Galing
Clark
Fragmentary Political Exchange at Helena Audience
An excerpt describes heated remarks about republicans and democrats, with a speaker claiming to be a republican after being frozen out of a Helena convention. The crowd reacts with loud applause as the speaker and Mr Heinze engage in a lively exchange about party identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Heinze
Helena
Culningham
Doctor Loebinger Speech Sparks German American Event
A doctor addressed a German audience at Sutton's theater and claimed the executive committee requested her speech. Officials lament the insult to Hermannions and German American citizens as a chief organizer dispute surfaced.
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Loebinger
Sutton’s
Hermannions
Henry Mueller
C. H. Drews
Curran
Hee Hive
Postoffice bids rejected for Butte building project
Washington postoffice department rejects all bids for the new Butte postoffice building as too high. Eight bidders for basement and first floor have their certified checks returned after bids exceed the government estimate. Officials may re advertise for basement and floor, revise plans, or bid the project as a whole. Also notices parade and job openings at Hellbronner's Bowling Alley.
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Postoffice Department
Washington
Postoffice
Butte
Finat Moor
Copper mining shares rise on McKinley reelection hopes
Special to Inter Mountain reports brisk trading on the Boston Stock Exchange as investors foresee copper price gains if McKinley is re elected. Closing quotations include Amalgamated Calumet and Hecla Tamarack Osceola.
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Inter Mountain
Boston
Mass
McKinley
Boston Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack Osceola
No New Smallpox Cases Reported This Week
No new smallpox cases were discovered today and none since Wednesday. Physicians caution the disease is not waning due to weather and barometer factors, while Dr. Bryant administered free vaccination to about 300 people last week. Demand for vaccination remains high.
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Bryant
Fusion trio holds noon open-air party before county courthouse
F. A. Heinze, John MacGinniss and William Cunningham held an open-air fusion party session in front of the county courthouse at noon. Heinze spoke first as the three speakers consumed about an hour and touched on several topics, notably the corporation issue.
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F. A. Heinze
John MacGinniss
William Cunningham
Mr. Heinze
Corporation
Bagy
Saloon Closures Ordered by Mayor. Athletics Event Invited
The mayor orders all saloons closed tomorrow and vows strict enforcement of the ordinance against saloon cloning. Mise Godfrey invites the public and her pupils to a athletics and dancing gathering at Butte Gymnasium located at 23 Park.
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Mise Godfrey
Butte Gymmesian
Park
Toole Concedes Victory for Falcons in County Race
AW Special to the Inter Mountain Anaconda November 5 John KR Toole, a leading independent committee member and ticket candidate, said in the afternoon that the full ticket would win tomorrow and that the Falcons would carry the county by about 600 votes.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Independent Committee
John KR. Toole
Falcons
Fusionists Claim County Victory In Anaconda Vote
Anaconda voters hear rival claims after elections. H J Toomey says Toole for governor and J M Kennedy for state senator will win by about 400 in the county. J R Walkup of independent democrats predicts 100 to 1500 plurality for the ticket, while Republicans are expected to beat both tickets.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Fusion
H. J. Toomey
Toole
J. M. Kennedy
J. R. Walkup
Independent Democrats
Audi
Death of Georgi Perry in Anaconda
Anaconda reports the death of Georgi Perry longtime brickyard superintendent. The remains will be shipped to Anaconda for burial under Odd Fellows auspices.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Georgi| Perry
The
Odd Fellows
Indiana Vote Seen With Heavy Turnout In Rally Heavy Campaigns
Indianapolis reports a vigorous election climate as Roosevelt and Bryan tour Indiana. Both camps push for large turnout with Republicans predicting a 20000 advantage amid intense statewide campaigning and widespread visits by major candidates.
Trap For Foreign Born Citizens Sparks Voting Warning
A 1900s style editorial claims fusion democrats target foreign born citizens with appeals to sway votes. It warns pastors selling influence and urges voters to vote straight Republican to avoid ballots being invalidated on technical grounds.
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Fusion Democrats
Fusion
Letter from attorney reassures miners over wage policy
William Scallon, attorney for the Amalgamated, writes to miners and employees stating Daly’s wage policy remains unchanged, no layoffs for pay drawing at the company office, and no requirement to spend at Henneasy's store. He asserts wages are the workers' own and dismisses campaign rumors as fabrications.
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Wm. Scallon
Amalgamated
Daly
Amalgamated Company
Henneasy
William 8Callon
Speculator vs Adirondack mine dispute tried in district court
Plaintiffs John A Creighton Lulu Largey M S Largey and others sue James A Murray and Perry Deimos in district court seeking 10000 for alleged damage to the Speculator mine from underground crosscuts from the Adirondack. They claim water flow endangers the Speculator and seek an injunction stopping crosscut work and a water-course order. Affidavit by W Ne Wishon, superintendent of the Speculator, accompanies the complaint.
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John A. Creighton
Lulu FP. Largey
M. S. Largey
Lulu Largey
Creighton Largey
Lulu F. Largey
James A. Murray
Perry Deimos
Murray
Delmos
W. Ne Wishon
Double Runaway Incidents Rattle North Main Street Crowd
A morning double runaway on North Main Street wrecked D E B Liddle’s light buggy and injured no one. Hennessy Mercantile horses started a downhill spree, colliding with a coal wagon and drawing a rapid, chaotic chase through the business district. A second afternoon runaway involved six gray horses and a coal wagon tipping over on Copper Street.
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North Main Street
D. EB. Liddle
Walkerville
Hennessy Mercantile
Main and
Granite
Liddie
Salt Lake
McQueeney
Hennessy
Broadway
Copper Street
Granite Street
Local Notices and Business Cards From Butte Area
The brief items list local names and services including Jackson at 61 W Park, Dr German at 114 N Main, Orton Bros. pianos 219 Fat Main, J G Bates tuner, Montana Muale Co tel 504, and Butte Brewing Co. Also mentions grave funeral notices for Mike Hatton and Robert Glenn with services at Duggan’s and residence 408 East Granite Street.
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J. G. Bates
Montana Muale Co
Butte Brewing Co
Penuire
C. Davey
South Main
Graham
Kemp
Granite
Forsyth
Wand & Owsley
Butte Bird
Broadway
Mike Hatton
Duggan
Rooma
Robert Glenn
Hast Granite Street
District Court Matters Involving Eagle Marriage Split
Mary E Eagle is named defendant in a Denver divorce action filed by J B Eagle who alleges a July 24 1895 marriage and desertion on May 15 1899. A separate case in which Timothy Reardon and Thomas J Murray represent the defendant seeks to cancel a court ordered sale tied to a post trial motion, arguing the motion for a new trial has not been decided.
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Mary E. Eagle
J. 8. Eagle
Denver
Timothy Reardon
Thomas J. Murray
Arctic Quarts Lode Mining Claim Patent Application Noted
Mining patent application filed by Climax Mining and Milling company for the Arctic Quarts Lode in Silver Bow County Montana. Survey details 20.58 acre claim, location near Divide, with adjoining Burney No. 2083 First Class Lode to the west. George D. Green signs as official.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Climax Mining and Milling Company
Lewis & Clarke County
John Shober
United States
Divide
Silver Bow
Monstana
R. W
Recorder's Office of
Silver Bow Co
Burney No
Nathan
Miners Told to Back Republican Ticket in Carbonado Camps
H Burrell, manager of Carbonado and Gabo communes, issued a statement denying coordinating with independent democrats and asserting miners should choose the Republican ticket or the independent Democrats ticket, amid Me roorback rumors.
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Inter Mountain
Red Lodge
Mont
H. Burrell
Carbonado
Gabo
Gobo
James Dougherty
Uefusion Hoket
Burrell
Clark
Deer Lodge County Eyes Republican Victory in Local Elections
Anaconda November 6. Deer Lodge County预计将以至少一千票的多数票支持共和党。五个县级职位独立派与分裂派共推同一候选人，共和党将面临激烈竞争。共和党宣布悬赏三百美元追捕投票舞弊者，承诺严惩以示公正。
Republicans Hopeful as Montana Campaign Ends
The state central committee predicts victory for all state tickets from Folson upward and a possible McKinley win by a small margin. Senator Carter expects GOP control of the legislature and Clark to be decisively defeated. A large final rally and a major public display with the Black Eagle band are planned in Helena.
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Tiger Mountain
Helena
Mont
Republican State Central Committee
Haw
David B. Folsom
McKinley
Carter
Clark
Lewis
Clarke County
Toole
Meyer Wins Big in Red Lodge Politics
Report from Red Lodge Montana during November discusses rumor mill ahead of vote counting. Republicans appear secure on the legislative ticket and key county offices while W F Meyer is widely touted to win the senate race. Independent Democrats deny exiting the race and pledge to stay in.
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Red Lodge
Mont
Carbon County
W. F. Meyer
Senate
Independent Democrata
Independent Central Committee
Telegram scare backfires in Anaconda election
Anaconda Montana November 5 Independent Democrats accused of staging a fake Marcus Daly telegram to sway Deer Lodge county voters toward the Republican ticket. The plan, devised in a back room with paid agents, failed to intimidate electors and ended strengthening the Republican position.
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Anaconda
Mont
Independent Democrata
Marcus Daly
Standen
Democratic
Independent Democrate
Deer Lodge County
Fustontats
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LABOR
Henry Cunningham
Progressive Society of
Silver Bow County
Hellbronner's Bowling Alley
East Broadway
Society of
W. A. Clark
Deliv
United Staty
Ionality
Death
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Bryan
Meade
Adirondack
Fisher
Yveu
Elter
Press
Spong
South Main Street
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
W. C. Bachelor
Deer Lodge
Republican Committee
Meyer
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