Marcus Daly, Montana magnate and benefactor passes away
The obituary honors Marcus Daly as Montana’s leading citizen and benefactor, detailing his rise from miner to industrial titan who opened the Butte copper mines, built a grand smelter, created a world class horse ranch, and shaped Montana’s economy, while noting his political impact and enduring legacy.
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Marcus Dely
Effiesis
Montana
Marcus Daly
Hume
Sue
Sajonem
Tousande
Specter
Daly
Ulis P
Huntington
James 4
Lnto
Nia
Pwly
Griec Tovicken
Hia Bier
Wort
Butte
Grand Rcule
Anaconda
Montana Republicanism in bitter campaign analysis
The Montana Republican Party is praised for a clean fight in a recent bitter campaign, noting no flaw in the defeated candidates' records. It argues the result hinged on fearsome "bugaboos" that diverted voters from legitimate issues, eroding the real issues and candidate character.
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Wenden
David Furom Ant Alen J
Bennyitt
Justitee
Montana
Repube Wel
Amt
Oltim
Repubican Party
Repubcan Party
Roosevelt Campaign Record Shatters Previous Speeches
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports Roosevelt delivered 673 speeches by last Saturday, traveled 21,209 miles across 24 states, spoke in 567 cities to about 3 million people, a feat unmatched by any U S candidate and surpassing Bryan’s 1896 and 1900 campaigns.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
I am the ballot box a power for evil or good
A New York address frames the ballot as a stark moral test, presenting the ballot box as a servant or master of citizens. The piece declares the voter must choose, warning that power comes from consent and that misused power wrecks liberty, urging action at Election Day.
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Ugon
New York Sr
Villard Dies After Illness At Dobb's Ferry
Henry Villard railroad magnate died at his summer residence in Dobbs Ferry after a period of illness. He had planned to return to New York but remained for strengthening. cancer of the throat was cited as the cause. Funeral scheduled for Wednesday. Villard, born at Speyer Bavaria, built a vast railway and financial empire, led Oregon Steam Navigation and Oregon Railway and Navigation, helped create Edison General Electric, and faced a major collapse before rebuilding. He left two sons, Demward and Harold, and his wife Mrs Villard.
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New York
Henry Villard
Dobb's Ferry
Villard
Speyer
Rheinrich
Bavaria
Iijigard
Zweibruvken
Piiledboung
Geiober
United Fifte
Metleville
Chancoutd
Henry Wilhand
Bellyvilly
Poportey Yd
Foceion Util
Turing
Milana
Tinela
Chicago
Lincoln
Hiier
Boston
Anne
Wolkim Lloyd Garrison
Europe
Willerd
Flo
Akfort
Berlin
United States
Oregon & California Rallroad Company
Oregon Steamship Cmpany
Oregon Steam Navigation Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Oregon and
Trans- Continental
Northern Pacific
Germany
Thomas A. Edison
Hollson Lamp Company
Newark
N. J
Faison Works
Schenectady
N. Y
Edison General Electric Company
Mining Patent Notices and Co-Owner Public Notice
The document records multiple mining patent applications and co ownership notices filed in Helena and Butte Montana in 1900. It lists applicants Narciese Ledoux Joseph Lebouchere John M Steward Samuel D Sumwalt and Joseph Labouchier with claim details locations Little Pine Silver Bow Jefferson and Bon Mit. It notes land survey numbers descriptions and required payments and actions for co owners to avoid loss of interest.
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Hulsizer
John Hulsizer
Joseph Labouchier
Little Pine
Silver Dow County
Montana
Soap Gulch
Melrose
O. BE. Hulsizer
Joan Hulsiger
U S Claim Agent LL Baker Featured in Notice
First publication October 13 1900 lists LL Baker as a U S Claim Agent in a formal public notice. The item records an official filing or appointment details, with emphasis on Baker's government position and date.
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U.S
LL Baker
U. S
Jos. H. Harper
Butte Copper Mining Company Files Patent Claim in Jefferson County
The Butte Copper Mining Company represented by Laniel I. Welch filed an application for a patent for 18.56 acres on the Grand Prize Lode in Jefferson County Montana. The survey, bearings, and area are described with reference to Survey Nos 6955 and 5954 and 5956. First published October 13, 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
John M. Steward
Addreaa Ls Ruste
Chrystal Lode
Dietrint
Defferson County
Belus
United States
Recorder's Office
Jefferson
George D. Greene
Register
M. L. Blackford
Helens
Samuel D. Sumwalt
Butte
Discovery Shaft
Bummit Valley
Silver Bow County
Monetana
Butte Copper Mining Company
Jefferson County
Tange
N. W
Cormer No. 1
the Recorder of
Blind Treasure Lode
Powhattan Lode
George D. Green
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Walter McKay
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Berlin Lode
Margaret Bogk
Linchburg Lode
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Muselgbrod
Croesus Lode
Charles Pb, Hough
Badger State Lode
William H. Young
George D. Grehn
Grand Opera House
Myron T. Rice Comedy Company
A. A. DuSouchet
India
May Vokes
Titly
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Keeley Institute OF Utah
First Northard W. Temple
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