Four Lot Lace Sale Contains Various Lace Types by Yard
A listing describes four lace lots with yard prices and wide assortments. Lot 1 offers Maen Torchon Chantilly and Silk laces in black, ecru, white, up to 4 inches wide. Lot 2 features Chantilly, Point d Esprit, Valenciennes, Torchon, and Oriental laces in multiple widths. Lot 3 presents Chantilly and Silk laces in black, cream, white, and blue chiffon up to 9 inches. Lot 4 includes Venise, Chantilly, Mechlin, Net Top laces in several colors and widths. Prices range from 5c to 25c per yard with higher values up to $2.60 for larger lots.
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Chantilly
Ecru
Murray Returns From Five Month European Tour
James A. Murray arrives in Butte after an extensive Europe tour visiting Scotland Ireland Norway Sweden Russia Austria France England and Germany He shares impressions on Russia Germany England Ireland and Norway noting rail national ownership in Germany and a demoralized England He avoids Montana politics saying he is not a politician and has few local insights.
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Europe
James A. Murray
Butte
Murray
Scotland
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Imany
Austria
France
England
Germany
Mr. Murray
China
America
Berlin
Republic
Anton
Bank of Ireland
Montana
First spike driven on Walkerville Street car line
Adolph Heilbronner, Wharton’s assistant, swung the sledge to drive the first spike in the new Walkerville Street car line this morning. A small crowd gathered but the ceremony was restrained as the young man began his task.
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Walkerville
Adolph Heilbronner
Wharton
Walkerville Line Progress Toward December Completion
Mr Heilbronner’s performance earns credit as the Walkerville line gains momentum. Rail laying continues steadily with more workers added today. Officials hope cars run before December 10, with grading nearly finished and the project nearing completion.
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Heilbronner
Magnificent Magee Thursday Treat at Christian Tabernacle
A refined program at the Christian Tabernacle pleased a full house last evening. Local talents performed elocutionary pieces and musical numbers including Miss Mayme Vivion on harp and violin, and Rev. Tilburn offered dialect sketches. Patrons praised the wholesome program and better value over risqué shows, with further Magee Thursday Treats announced.
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Christian Tabernacle
Mercury
Washington
Edward Oliver Tilburn
W. H. Cochrane
James Whitcomb Riley
Mayme Vivion
Rev. Tilburn
Heiress in Jail Gains Probate Promise After Release
Mollie Murray, a colored woman known to police, has learned she will inherit $6,000 from a Kansas City relative. She cannot claim the fortune until after her release from jail where she is serving a short sentence for disturbing the peace. Murray, who married a soldier, began drinking after his death at a nearby post and has been jailed frequently. despondency is blamed for her downfall. The Burlington route remains the shortest path to Denver.
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Mollie Murray
Alex O’bannon
Kansas City
Mollie
Registration lists swell as deadline nears
The registration tally climbs toward twenty thousand with one day left. By last night 16 739 names were recorded from sixteen districts, and officials estimate about 18 500 total after missing precincts are added. Critics claim padding and urge investigation into fusion strongholds.
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Silver Bow
Anaconda Outrage At Republican Rally Report
Letter to the Inter Mountain denounces a Thursday Republican rally disturbance in Anaconda. It blames Clark wing critics and cites John T. Casey and Officer White for inciting ruffianism, noting no disturbances at Democratic or Independent meetings.
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Inter Mountain
Evans
Anaconda
Clark Heelers
Facta
Tam
Clark
John T. Casey
Margaret Theater
Col. Copeland
Officer White
Lambeau Club
McQuann
Stone
Republican Central Committee Chairman Responds to Disturbances
H. F. Errrett, chair of the Republican Central Committee, condemns lawbreaking at gatherings and taunts that if any Republican disturbs a meeting he will resign the chairmanship and switch votes to the Democratic ticket. He praises peace officers yet notes apathy in enforcing order.
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Democratic Party
Ucket
H. F. Errett
Republican Central
Carter to speak at the Auditorium in Butte tomorrow
Hon Thomas H Carter will address the citizens of Butte at the Auditorium tomorrow evening. The Flambeau club will parade and the Alice Rough Rider band will provide music. Club members should assemble at 6 45 pm sharp at headquarters opposite the McDermott hotel for the speaking to begin at a seasonable hour.
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Thomas H. Carter
Butte
Flambeau Club
Alice Rough Rider
Sharp
McDermott Hotel
Talks to the Miners on Republican Candidates Visit
A group of Republican ticket candidates visited Mountain View mine workers after the night shift. The miners were given cigars and an hour for conversation and expressed friendly support for the party. The party members included W. R. Young, Byron H. Cook, A. Ford, M. A. Terg er, G. Kohl, A. C. Newill, Thomas Miles, C. F. Lloyd, and Edward A. Morley.
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Mountain View
W. R. Young
Byron H. Cook
A. Ford
M. A. Ter~ger
G. Kohl
A.C. Newill
Thomas Miles
C. F. Lloyd
Edward A. Morley
Walkerville Tonight Hosts Tim Coakley and Cavanaugh
A Walkerville meeting tonight will be addressed by Hon. Timothy W. Coakley and Hon. M. J. Cavanaugh with music by the Alice Rough Rider band. Another gathering at Ethier's hall in the Boulevard addition features T. Bailey Lee speaking in English and M. E. Le Blanc in French.
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Walkerville
Timothy W. Coakley
M. J. Cavanaugh
Alice Rough Rider
Ethier
Boulevard Addition
T. Bailey Lee
M. E. le Blanc
Vreneh
Smallpox Report Sparks City Health Search and Confusion
Dr Haviland told Health Officer Alexander a smallpox case was found at 44 West Aluminum Street, but no such house could be located. Alexander hunted for the infected home as he prepared to publish, while considering applicants for health officer and an office for the new post.
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Haviland
Alexander
Weat
Aluminum Street
Preas
The Opera House Muddle Case Goes To Trial
Testimony continued in the Murray versus Grand Opera House case with special examiner Thompson Cravnel hearing witnesses John O Rourke FP L Simmons J C Tender. The stornishing of the opera house dominated the examination. MacFarland yesterday recalled no claim by Murray to furniture. Completion of the complainant’s testimony expected tomorrow followed by a 30 day response period.
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James A. Murray
Grand Opera House
Thompson Cravpnel
Knowles
Tony
John O'Rourke
FP. L. Simmons
J. C. Tender
MacFarland
Copper shares quoted on Boston market board
The Inter Mountain Boston dispatch notes a market update showing copper shares trading with closing quotations listed for Amalgamated Anaconda Parrot and others. Olive Branch Lodge No 28 members are called to a funeral service for Brother Jax Harris at Walkerville Hall on Sunday at 1 pm. visits from sister lodges are welcomed.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Stack Board
Anaconda
Parrot Boston
Mutte
Olive Branch Lodge
Walkerville
Hetth
Jax. Harris
Sherman Declines Residency. Hutte High to Salt Lake
The home of Robert K. Boyd replaces E. H. Sherman on the independent democratic ticket after his decline. Hutte High School football team left at 4 PM for Salt Lake to face Salt Lake City boys tomorrow in the season opener, with hopes of bringing home the trophy.
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Robert K. Boyd
E. H. Sherman
Independent Democrate
Sherman
Hutte High School
Salt Lake
Folsom Denies Indecent Attack in Large Red Lodge Audience
Special to the Inter Mountain reports Hon. David B. Folsom defending against Helena Independent claims. He states he owned no Cumberland property during Castle troubles and that he opposed wage cuts. He recounts being away when miners were arrested and notes helping a stranded man with meals and travel funds.
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Inter Mountain
Red Lodge
Mont
Eted Lodge
David &. Folsom
Helena
McGowan
Neihart
Castle
Cumberland Company
Avother
White Sulphur Springs
Fusionists Purchase a Paper in Red Lodge
Red Lodge October 26 The Carbon County Sentinel formerly aligned with independents shifts to fusion. Alleged W A Clark agents leased it until November. A barbecue at Bridger tomorrow night will feature Clark’s support with transportation provided. Clark leads a campaign push in Carbon County.
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Inter Mountain
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Fusion
W. A. Clark
Bridger
Sentinel
Ark
Involuntary Bankruptcy Sought Against Franke Teodder
An application to force Franke Teodder who conducted a shoe store at 12 Bowth Arizona street into involuntary bankruptcy has been filed by Tuckenhin and Hecht of San Franviewo claiming 1528 for goods sold and delivered. Teodder left town with his family and was last heard from near St. Fal headed to Kansas City. $300 in stove remains and several creditors are listed including M. J. Connell Co Hennessy Mercantile Co and Fred Holbrook who issued attachments. Sheriff Micklejohn yesterday ousted constables from the scene on mission.
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Franke Teodder
Bowth Arizona Street
Tuckenhin & Hecht
San Franviewo
Rodder
Bie
St. Fal
Kansas City
M. J. Connell Co
Hennessy Mary Cantile Company
Fred Holbrook
Dennity
Sherif Micklejohn
Constables Fund
Ipon Mission
Local Briefs and Advertisements From Butte Montana
Fragmented notes list local names and businesses including Tickson photographer 61 W Park, Dr Gorman 114 N Main, Montana Music Co 104 Tel, Butte Brewing Co contact, E C Davey 401 S Main, Graham Home School Stenography with Mrs Kemp principal 44 W Granite, Butte Wallpaper 111 Hamilton, Dr Forsyth removed to Owsley block, Butte Bird Store 66 W Broadway, A J Jones East Parks, Excelsior Oil, Sherman undertaker, Denver and Rock Island stock offer, Silver Bow Club whiskey, Montana Liquor Co.
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Tickson
W. Park
Dr. Gorman
N. Main
Afrien Bros. Planca
G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Butte Brewing Co
E. Cc. Davey
South Main
Graham Home School
Kemp
W. Granite
Butte Wall Paper
Hamilton Street
Forsyth
Owsley Block
Butte Bird Store
Broadway
A. &, Jones
Ace East Parks
Excelsior
Sherman
Denver
Rock Island
Inter Mountain
Cal
Silver Bow Club
Montana Liquor Company
Notice to Bartenders In Butte Meets Oct 26 1900
Notice to bartenders of Butte invites all to attend a meeting at Biks hall on October 26 1900 by order of the committee. GEV. F. BUTLER president. Includes unrelated business lines about Grotto Cafe and dressmaking with address 50 W Granite and a travel ad for the Darlington Route to Denver.
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Butte
Noo 7
Biks’ Hall
Gev. F. Butler
Nixon Case Hearing Delays Court Bankruptcy Objections
Thompson Campbell serves as referee hearing objections in the Nixon bankruptcy case this afternoon. The hacking has run on nearly every day since October, with no immediate end in sight.
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Thompson Campbell
Nixon
Ferguson Likely to Resign As Governor Candidate
Helena Mont October reports spread that Ferguson would be withdrawn from the governor race on the labor ticket and J K Toole substituted as fusion candidate. Labor and fusion committees were in talks through the night and no formal filing shown by 4 pm as nominations deadline approached.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Ferguson
Labor
J. K. Tonle
Ming
Labor Party
Fusion Party
Toole
Folsom and Porter Address Voters in Red Lodge
Spectal from Inter Mountain reports David Folsom urged eight hour laws and honest justice, noting Republicans aid workers and honesty. J Porter spoke on narrowing graft, praising McKinley and Roosevelt while backing Folsom. Audience lauded both speakers for plain speaking and integrity.
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Inter Mountain
Red Lodge
David FR Polscen
Ficsant
Republican Party
Lentit
Messinley Amt
Roosevelt
David &. Folsom
Steal Republican Hero at Tow Lodge Meeting
A mixed crowd attended a Democratic rally at Osily court house with Republicans and democrats sparring over Abraham Lincoln. Hon. R. J. Humber presided. remarks warned GOP about stealing Lincoln imagery. audience mixed in tone and enthusiasm. Lost fox terrier pup black on head and shoulder. reward offered to B. W. Jackson, 17 W Granite.
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Tater Mountain
Tow Lodge
Get
Sprakhng
Regule
Democrats
de Ee
Osily
Royal Republicana
Chigens Mand
Abraham Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson
Bevan
Lincoln
Teavens
R. J. Humber
B. W. Jackson
W.granite
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Hennessy’s
Reynier
Paris
Mul
W. B
Roma
Walkerville Line
The
Burlington
Senator Carter
Opera House
A. G. Johnson
J. B. Trevarthen
Secy
MR Sherman
D. E. Folsom
Fusion Press
Castile
Case
J. T. Anderson
Our County
Johnny Woodson
Nethart
East Broadway
Darlington
Snnanavanasns
Seasanaaaran
Washington Cafe
Main St
Butte Rasan
Folsom and Porter
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