Able Presentation Of Campaign Issues In Walkerville Rally
The Walkerville rally, hosted by the Folsom Republican club, featured speakers who argued the GOP record on money, labor, and imperialism. Thomas Morrin, then T. W. Coakley of Boston, and others urged voters to uphold American prosperity, distrust the Democratic party, and cast ballots for McKinley and the Republican ticket on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Folsom Republican Club
Alice Rough Hider
W. E. Roberts
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Roberts
Thomas Morrin
Morrin
Republica
Taber
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Montane
Montana
T. W. Coakley
Boston
Coakley
Hi Father
Gryan
United States
Aguinaldo
Bryan
Mr. Coakley
Daly
Clark
Heinge
Toole
Heinze
Fusion
Senate
Mr. Daly
McKinley
Guardian of Estate Petitions in Silver Bow Court
Judge Clancy presided as citizens were sworn in and guardianship petitions reviewed. The court postponed two mandamus hearings while Harry Honeychurch sought appointment as guardian for the insane Alexander J. Mackay, with other parties continuing to address ballot access and property disputes in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Jeremiah McCarthy
John
Moran
McCarthy
Silver Bow County
Supreme Court
Harry Honeychurch
District Court
Alexander J. Mackay
Mr. Honey
Friend of Mackay Seeks Help for Property in Silver Bow
A churchman describes himself as a friend of Mackay and says Mackay owns property in Silver Bow County needing proper oversight. T. H. Shields sues John Newell and Mike Crowley to recover loans. Newell allegedly received 30 dollars on August 17 with a promised 80 by September 1, Crowley allegedly took 450 dollars on March 20, 1898, never repaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Mackay
Silver Bow
T. H. Shields
John Newell
Mike Crowley
Newell
Crowley
Photo sociable at Presbyterian church raises funds
A photos sociable hosted by the Christian Endeavorers drew a social crowd at the Pres byterian church last evening. Attendees brought first pictures for a guessing game with a prize for the most identifications. The program opened with the high school orchestra followed by Mrs G McFaurland’s vocal selections. Miss Wyhily Coy delivered a recitation and was encored. Lida Burtels played a violin solo from Travatore, with Stella Burtels on piano. The orchestra performed various pieces, making the event successful socially and financially and likely to recur in the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lida Burtels
German Progressive Society of Butte Elects Officers
The German Progressive Society of Butte held an Elks hall meeting in German with officers elected including President Henry Mueller Vice-president G C Fitschen secretary C Drews treasurer Louis Lienneman and an executive board. The by laws were adopted and branches may form across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Progressive Society of
Butte
Elks‘ Hall
F. Aug
Heinze
Henry Mueller
G. C. Fitsch
G.C. Fitschen
C. Drews
Louis Lienneman
H. J. Loebinger
J. A. Stirmyer
A. Heinze
William Recksick
FP. W. Eiaphal
Dick Thierman
Simon $Ittswirth
Republican Flambeau Parade Route and Meet Details
The Republican Flambeau parade is slated for Saturday evening October 27. Participants should meet at headquarters 107 East Broad way opposite McDermott hotel at 6 45 p m. Captain E W Wynne leads with gold plated and silver hearts, 260 ap merévue free. Rubenstine Co 73 E P provides service and meals. Grotto Cafe offers reliable meals just east of the poet office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refublican Flambeau
East Broadway
McDermott Hotel
E. W. Wynne
Rubenstine & Co
E. P
Grotto
Poet Office
Baron Chevrial Stirs Audiences In A Parisian Romance
The review lauds James Neill as Baron Chevrial though faulting the role for overlong scenes. Neill’s portrayal nearly elevates the character while exposing audience complacency. The Grand's crowd remains large as the company closes today after matinee of Aristocracy and tonight with A Bachelor’s Romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Shevrials
James Neill
Baron Chevrial
Richard Mansfield
Neill
James
Baron Cheyrial
Plato
Grand
O'Donnell Declares No Responsibility for Wife's Bills
A certified statement by Hugh O'Donnell disclaims responsibility for any debts incurred by his wife Mary O'Donnell. The undersigned signer asserts non-liability and signs the document to formalize the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary O'Donnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Music Co
N. Main Street
Arkansaa
Fossalman Drug
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Wn. Schultz
West Broadway
M’carthy Mandamus
Alex J. McKay
Hillary Harris
Wilden Pinkham
Joseph V. Long
H. H. Horst
M. I. Baker
Jude
Horst
Tames Neill
Fisher
Taloone
South Main Sheet
Hugh O'Donnell
Kegel Clothing
Svercoats
Kersey
Kersey Busan
Bella
Blue Stoot
Jerry Murphy
Dakota Bt
H. J. Blume
W. Park St
Owsley Block
Rice, Fulton &, Gold, Proprietoi
J. N. Nevills Harness and Saddlery
East Park
Crystal Springs
Langlois
Davenport
Granite
Montana Electric Co
E. B. Way
J.D McGregor
Alege
Canada
Marlow
South Main
Chungs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!