Outrage Taints Fusionists as Eggs Fly at Austrian Meet
A mob linked to fusionists attacked speaker George Schubert at Cash's Hall in Butte using rotten eggs and threats of murder. Police begin arrests while bystanders recall past bribery and intimidation in Montana politics, warning of swift retribution beyond the polls. The alleged attackers wore red fusion badges, and Schubert escaped through a rear entrance aided by Peter Osterman and sons.
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Hells
Butte
Mark
Cash
Talbot Avenue
Holy
Hontire
George Schubert
New York
Schubert
Ubs
Peter Osterman
Bchubert
The
Law
Judge Sullivan's Patriotic Talk Draws Public Interest
Butte police magistrate Judge J. C. Sullivan extols Republican McKinley era policy urging expansion. He calls for a strong navy, coaling stations, a 100000 man standing army, and global reach from Behring Straits to Cape Turn, arguing the United States must lead in commerce and power. The piece intercuts with locals recalling Helena history and election day bustle in Butte.
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J. C. Sullivan
Butte
McKinley
Richardson
Cuba
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippines
Washington
Caribbean Sea
Pacific Ocean
General Sherman
America
Republic
Ito
Behring Straits
Cape Turn
Nome mining outlook from J. H. Pankey after trip
Hotel guest J. H. Pankey, a leading mining man of Virginia City, returns from Nome and expects to return next year. He cites a 250 mile strip with gold, notes many claims, and mentions litigation over relocated claims. He says Port Clarence discoveries boosted prospectors and many confidence returns.
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Dawson
Nome
J. H. Pankey
Virgian City
Butte
Pankey
Mr. Phnkey
Nomes
Port Clarence
Cape Nome
Dawson Country
Thomas Garside Dies. Centerville Death Sparks Tributes
Many old friends visited Duggan's undertaking rooms to view Thomas Garside's body after he collapsed in Centerville early today. He was over 60, had long ties to Butte, and was said to have a wife in England.
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Helena
Butte
Thomas Garside
Duggan
Centerville
Garside
Eubanbe
England
Death at Centerville prompts inquest into cause
An apparent accident at the Grant house in Centerville leads to an investigation. Daniel P. Sullivan and James Berryman found the man dead after he collapsed against a building shortly after drinking. An inquest will determine the cause of death and examine the remains.
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Daniel P. Sullivan
James Berryman
Mide
Garaide Myed
Grant House
Centerville
Quaker Flour and Syrup Ad Offering Large Variety and Guarantee
An old advertisement touts Quaker Flour and related products with a strong money back guarantee. It lists 25 pound sacks of flour, corn meal, cracked wheat, Farina, and maple syrups priced around $1.00 to $1.25 per gallon or jar, claiming absolute purity and satisfaction. The jumble implies a general grocery deal front page item.
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Alliance
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Denver
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Mon
Wan
Senate
Willis
Kelley
Leadville
C. M. Weld
Mace
Idaho
Charles J. Shiel
Lowell
J. E. Lotman
Minsoul
W. Cullom
Chicago
Patrick Meany
F. L. Kinney
Hiena
L. XK
Hahn
Salt Lake
F. H. Smith
Mercur
Utah
H. Namber
Japan
George C. Doll
St. Paul
F. C. Couplin
A. McDonald
John Carmichael
Spokane
W. M. Wheeler
St. Louis
J. R. Sovereign
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Joe Cutts
Max Abraham
J. C. Duffy
Granite
Fred E. Krause
W. L. Savage
D. H. Hamilton
BE. L. Sawyer
Toronto
A. C. McKay
Whitehall
Julius Burton
San Francisco
H. W. Aldix
A. J. Poser
Basin
L. G. Gobi
Portland
H. L. Valencia
Judge Sullivan
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Lange
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Kirk
Fairbank
Cere Aren Ae
BOC
Hoffman House Coffee
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the Argyle
Mont
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S. Main
Wontons
Vest Grocery Store
Pennsylvania
Country Club
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