Confident of Victory in Republican Tours Across Montana
A Republican booster reports confident forecasts across Jefferson, Missoula, Flathead, Park, Cascade and other counties. He cites large majorities in Custer and Yellowstone, strong support in Livingston and Gallatin, and steady party strength in Missoula, Flathead, Cascade, Lewis and Clark and Great Falls areas. Multiple candidates, including Frank J. Edwards for state treasurer and A N Yoder for secretary of state, tour the state endorsing McKinley and the GOP ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Edwards
Helena
A. N. Yoder
Custer County
Mr. Edwards
Yellowstone
Billings
Livingston
Park County
Gallatin County
Cascade County
Missouri County
E. A. Winstanley
Republican County Committee
Lewis
Clarke County
Anaconda
Divide
Lewis and Clarke
Jefferson County
Mr. Yoder
C. W. Potter
Ravelli County
McKinley
Missoula County
E. D. Weed
Weed
Flathead
Kullspell
Beat
Flathead County
Sidney Logan
Great Falls
Clark
Miles City
Glendive
D. B. Bolsom
T. J. Porter
Republican Rally in Walkerville With Noted Speakers
Tonight in Walkerville residents will hear J. M. Hinkle Joseph Rice and L. P. Sanders discuss national and local issues. A rousing rally is planned for tomorrow night at the Auditorium featuring EB Weed of Helena Timothy P Coakley of Boston and the Flambeau club with the Rough Rider brass band. Coakley energized a Meaderville meeting last week and is expected to draw strong audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Rough Rider
J. M. Hinkle
Joseph Rice
L. P. Sanders
Eb, D. Weed
Helena
Timothy P. Coakley
Boston
Mass
Coakley
Meaderville
Flambeau Club
Tomorow
Copper Mining Shares Rise On Awakening Market Signs
Boston on October 1 reports copper shares closed strong with signs of an awakening market. investors show renewed interest as prices firm and trading picks up after a quiet spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Registration Numbers Signal Large Voter Turnout This Year
The piece projects total registration near 18 000, up from 13 090 two years ago, with about 17 000 votes expected. It cites increases due to population growth and warned of possible fraud in naturalization, urging citizens to aid in detecting fraudulent final papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buoto
J. R. Creighton
Local briefs in Butte with notices of deaths sales and ads
An assorted local notice column lists Jackson photographer 61 W Pari Dr German dentist 114 N Main G Bates tuner Montana Munte Co grocer beer promotion Butte Brewing Co stock tips Davey 401 S Main Graham Home School stenography Mrs Kemp principal 44 W Granite wallpaper sale Butte Wall Paper Co 112 Hamilton Forsyth dentist moved Tandy Owsl ey block bird seed Butte Bird Store 6 W Broadway Tinware roofing A I Jones East Pack Excelatur oil Sherman undertaker Denver and Rock Island stock Theresa 14 year old daughter of Downey family died funeral pending Wanted girl to cook wages 25 Miss Katie McMillan died 26 funeral Saturday Mrs J D Fourtin funeral to Wakefield Mass Married Mary Young and J Lester Lee typhoid death Ina Holmes 2 o’clock Sunday funeral Silver Bow Club whiskey ad Montana Liquor Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Jones
East Pack
Eixcelatur
Sherman
Denver
Rock Island
B. M
Inter Mountain
Theresa
Patrick Downey
Familly
Montana Street
Katie McMillan
Yeers
Desve Col
Rod McDonald
West Copper Street
J. D. Fourtin
C. If. Fierce
Wakefield
Mass
Pierce
Prof
Harbaugh
Remy Dence
California Avenue
Larsen to Speak Tonight in Sliver Bow Hall
Hon. Oscar J. Larsen a national committee speaker will deliver an address in Sliver Bow hall on East Park street. Larsen speaks in Finnish and is meeting with great snoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Larsen
National Committee
Sliver Bow Hall
East Park Street
Larsen
Burke youth Strasburger to return home tonight
Burke’s B J Strasburger, a prominent local student formerly at Cornell college, will arrive home tonight. Meanwhile Montana State Baseball League president W H Lucas visits Spokane and confirms positive assurances that Spokane will join the professional circuit next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Strasburger
Burke
Cornell College
W. H. Lucas
Montana State Baseball League
Spokane
District Court Matters and Civil Actions in the City
Mary J. Cox sues Benjamin J. Cox for divorce alleging marriage at Champion Michigan on November 26, 1891 and separation on April 14, 1898. Lewis A. Smith is her attorney. Willian Sinter bail bond set for assault in the first degree, signed by Silas King and Patrick Conlon. In Kennedy v Kennedy a demurrer indicates defense intent to contest. Judge Lindmy grants $1,834.80 to James McMillan against Montana Heating and Manufacturing. costs $55.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Cox
Benjamin J. Cox
Champion
Mich
Lewis A. Smith
Willian Sinter
Barney Connors
Silas ¥. King
Patrick Conlon
Lindmy
James McMillan
Montana Heating and Aan Company
Russian policy on China seen unchanged by czar’s adviser
Long Yalta despatch quotes a high Russian official, possibly Count Liansdong, defending Russia’s China policy. He says Russia’s aims are limited to protection and relief of its nationals, denies any annexation motive, and notes peaceful negotiations improve as plenipotentiaries join Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yalta
Russia
The
Herald
Count Liansdong
China
Manchuria
Ruesta
Pekin
Tien'Tsin
Phat
Hussia Atu
Rebels Strengthen Across China From Hong Kong Dispatch
A Herald dispatch from Hong Kong reports rebels with bases at Watchu asserting China’s foes hold power. Their leaders, seen as followers of Kang Yu Wei, issue a manifesto blaming the wundarins for China’s misfortunes. Rebels move north toward Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Hong Kong
Watchu
Kang Yu Wei
China
Canton
Missing William Brown Sought by Aberdeen Firm in California
In San Francisco on October 19 a Aberdeen Scotland solicitors firm asked the police for information about William Brown, son of a clergyman who disappeared from Bakersfield in March 1899. A substantial reward is offered for the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sollieitors
Aberdeen
Scotland
Ninesty
William Brown
Bakersfield
Roosevelt Speaks From Parkersburg to Huntington Route
In West Virginia on October 19 Roosevelt left Parkersburg at dawn, delivering brief remarks as he traveled to Huntington. An immense assembly greeted him, the largest seen in the city. He continued with brief stops between Huntington and Charleston, addressing crowds at each stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
cGay
Roosevelt
Parkersburg
Here
Guv Roosevelt
Charleston
Brownies Quarantined Amid Smallpox Outbreak in Lodging House
The Nash family and several others contract smallpox across West Broadway and East Broadway lodging houses. Dr. Alexander treats cases, quarantines a car housing the Brownies troupe, and six scarlet fever cases are identified aboard a Pullman car. The Montana Central depot troupe manager arrives, and contracts may be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Jesele Hill
West Broadway
J. Nash
Nash
Treddy
Nashes
Grand Opera House
Northern Pacific
Beveridge Addresses 4000 at Tom Vinson Hall
United States Senator Beveridge spoke to more than 4,000 people in Indianapolis at Tom Vinson hall. He discussed trust formation and industrial combinations, praising American cooperation while warning of evils, contrasting Republican and Democratic views, and urging expansion of foreign trade for America's youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tad
United States
Beveridge Donight
Tom Vinson
Beveridge
America
Repubicans
Ian
Democratic Party
Fight at Jagersfontein reported from Pretoria
Lord Roberts reports from Pretoria that Boer forces moved into Jagersfontein on the night of the sixteenth. A fight followed the next morning with Inaa 11 killed and a Boers commander killed as well as twenty others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Roberta Reeports
Pretoria
Jagersfontein Um
Inaa
Worth the Price Wine Fetches High Bidder
Baron Rothschild of Paris paid 25 a bottle for 120 bottles of Itly Schloss Johannsesberg hock. A Coblens wine shippers' head says the wine was worth the money, arguing quality over argument as with some women in judging bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Rothschild
Paris
Schloss Johanncesberg Hock
Coblens
Rhine
Wine Prices and Vintages Highlight 1893 Rhine Bottlings
The article discusses rare wines with high value to connoisseurs, praising German vineyards especially Schloss Johannisberg and Steinberg Cabinet. It cites Metternich’s auction, Rothschild purchases, and high cask prices for 1893 and related vintages, while noting fashion-driven price fluctuations and objections to overpaying for the same year’s wine across sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Rhine
Schloes Johannischers
Sternberg
Prince Metternich
Gome
Baron Rothchild
Prince Metter
Nich
Steinberg
Schloss Johannisberg
Bbe
Frog & Wine Merchant
Percival Ken nett’s death in Victor Montana accident
Percy Kennett, stepson of ex Gov Hauser and son in law of Hon A M Holter, died instantly in Victor Montana after drawing a pistol from a drawer and it discharged. He was about 40, a longtime prominent Montana citizen, leaving a family. He had recently been connected with the Grotto cafe near the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Percy Kennett
Hauser
A. M. Holter
Victor
Montana
Kennett
Allen’s Foot Ease powder helps shoes feel easy
An early advertisement touts Allen’s Foot-Ease as a powder that relieves pain from corns, sweating, calluses, and tired feet, promising instant comfort. It claims quick relief in tight or new shoes and offers a trial package by mail for 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen &, Olmstead
le Roy, WN
Notice for Publication of final proof for homestead entry
Department of the Interior at Helena announces that settlor John Ole Allen will submit final proof for homestead entry 7671 in section 24 township 11 west range 11 west at Anaconda Montana on October 20 1900 before U S Commissioner Charles Houck. Witnesses named are John Karlak Arthur P Lindsley William Callen and Thomas Parker of Anaconda Montana. Barber wanted for Saturday afternoon at 236 East Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Helena
Mont
Settlor
Charles Houck
U. 8
Anaconda
John Ole Allen
N. S
John Karlak
Arthur P. Lindsley
William Callen
Thomas Parker
Anaconda, Mont
George D. Greene
Register
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Easons
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Hennessy’s
Butte, Mont
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Flathead, Park
Cascade Counties
Rand
Silver Bow Club
Montana Liquor Company
MR. Larsen
George L. Kennedy
Mary E. Kennedy
Brown
Wm. Brown
West Virginia
K Iy
Indiana
Jagersfontein
Barber
Inter Mountain Office
Isutton
LE Olson
Ben Hendricks
Ole
Stockholm
Sousa
Isle of Champagne
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