Census figures show fifty three thousand enumerators
Washington October twenty first. The census directors announce the United States population with state totals. The report notes fifty three thousand enumerators, over eight million dollars spent, and plans for early publication of full tabulations on population, agriculture, vital statistics, and manufactures. It highlights Alaska partial data, recall of tabulation methods, and progress toward congressional apportionment decisions.
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California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Tunis
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Masachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevidia
Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Carolina
N. Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Howe Taland
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona
Colombia
Hawai
Mexico
Oklahima
United States
Indian Territory
Philippines
Congress
Kansas City Southern Control Reported by Tribune
New York dated October 31 reports The Tribune says control of the Kansas City Southern line has shifted under Chicago and Alton Road influence. The notice highlights a change in ownership or management arrangements affecting the railway’s operation.
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Chicago & Alton Road
New York
the Tribune
Kansas City Southern
Kanes City Southern trustees reconstituted amid rumors
The Kanes City Southern voting trustees are replaced by A Harriman George J Gould and Otto H Kahn after the resignation of John Lambert Win Edensburg and Samuel R Shipley amid rumors of Gates buying Harriman property. Harriman declines to discuss the deal and Gould says he is unaware. John W Gates left for Chicago.
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Chicago & Alton Railway Company
Kanes City Southern Company
John Lambert
Win
Edenburg
Samuel R. Shipley
Elee~tion
A. Harriman
George J. Gould
Oto H. Kahn
Parker Knocks Kane Out After Ferocious Fight
Parker of Denver stops Jack Kane of San Francisco in the fifth round after a fast back and forth contest. Kane, staggered multiple times, rose each time but faded as Parker battered him with blows to head and body, finally going down and failing to rise before the referee counted out.
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Beaver
Get
Ia Parker
Censor
Jack Kane
San Francisco
Kane
Parker
Denver
Cullin
Terror of Peace Headlines Chamberlain Mediterranean Visit
New York dispatch reports Joseph Chamberlain secretary of state for the colonies arrives at Gibraltar and meets Governor Sir George White to inspect fortifications. His son accompanies him as discussions on British naval strength in the Mediterranean draw attention from Paris and Rome.
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New York
Joseph Chamberlan
Gibraltar
London
George White
H. M
Caesar
Malta
Admiralty
Paris
Secretary Chamberlain
Mediterranean
le Figaro
Mr. Chamberlain
Ladysmith
France
le Matin
Chamberlain
Marseilles
Kruger
England
Berlain
Italy
Tunis
Lightning Blast at Nankin Magazine Sparks Mass Casualties
Shanghai report says a powder magazine at Nankin exploded by lightning. Many killed or injured and substantial property damage. Also a creditors notice for Louis A. Lasha estate and administrator BP Jackson seeks claims within four months, filing in Butte Montana. Noted date Oct 10, 1800.
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Shanghai
The
Daily News
Nankin
Louis A. Lasha
John N. Kirk
Owsley Block
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
State of Montana
Jackson
Louis A. Sasha
Roosevelt Rally Disrupted by Opponents in Geneva
Governor speaks amid rain as crowds listen to Bryan criticizers and arresting cries. He rebukes interrupters, defends free speech, and contrasts Bryanism with steady policy. He cites Rochester remarks on youth prospects, stressing balanced reform and prosperity without destroying wealth.
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Towhhester
Roosevelt
Tony Rhty
Amit Hotel
al Cahel Gate
Kimira
Geneva
Bryan
Dick Croker
Rochester
Croker
America
Wttle
Jung
Min
Livingston Officials Listed for County Posts
A list from Livingston details state and county offices with names for each post. Included are State Senator William EB Thompson and County Treasurer George T. Chambers, Clerk Charles Angus, County Attorney M. F. Wilson, Superintendent L. D. Glenn, Public Administrator W. H. Yeaton, Coroner I. E. Leard, and County Commissioners A. F. Krieger A. Treager Frank Gibson plus others.
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William EB. Thompson
Livingston
A. P. Stark
George E. Phelps
Jardine
A. §. Robertson
George T. Chambers
Charles Angus
A. C. Davis, Jr
Z. H. Daniels
M. FR. Wilson
L. D. Glenn
Ald
W. H. Yeaton
Loroner
I. E. Leard
S. H. Crooks
A. F. Krieger
al. Treager
Gardiner
Frank Gibson
Clyde Park
Lost in the Dark Promises to Be the Best Ever Held Here
Livingston October 30. A busy social page notes a well attended dance at the old company boarding house with candidates and a long ride for some attendees. The Catholic fair at Albemarle sample room today and tomorrow promises many articles for sale and a Bryan McKinley contest with supper after 6. Gov. Smith speaks at Miles hall this evening. Local residents engage in home-improvement projects and hunts, with mentions of railroad work, social dances, and visits from cattlemen and sheepmen.
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Livingston
Cokesdale
Old Company
Muir
Albemarle
Mob the Rough Riders in Toledo after rally mob scene
Rough Riders club members were mobbed on their return from a Republican demonstration in Grand Rapids Ohio. Two members were seriously injured by blows and a dozen or more sustained minor injuries in the melee.
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Toledo
Rough Riders” Club
Grand Rapids
Ohio
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Joe Chamberlain
Lightning IN Magazine
Burlington
Raver SR
Pennsylvania Lode
Silver Bow County
Boston & Montana Consolidated Per and Silver Mining Co
Batterman
Bryan Pollowers
Teddy
Smith
Mattingly
Dunlap Hat Agency
Inter Mountain Office
Storm Zake
Anaconda
Winters
Parsons
Boomer
Clark & Co
Locust Streets
Philadel
Jackson Street
Conroy & Morley
E. Broadwi Butte
Colorado and
Dakota Streets
Hall Bros
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
St. Paul
Minnesota
West
E. H. Beal
Care Inter Mountain
Broadway
Granite St
John C, Schapps
Mic
City
North Main St
State
Chas. L. Smith & Co
West Granite Street
Main
M. Wade
N. Main
Power Co. Inquire Butte Lighting
Hast Broadway
Ood Am
South
Arizona Street
Wrombg
Galena Street
Park
W. Park
L. Neill
Nine Mile Road
Dakota
South Butte
South Wyoming
South Main
Thompson Investment Co
West Broadway
E. Park St
H. C
Inter Mountain
West- Aide
St Creeklyn
Jefferson
John L, Wegener
Divide
Mont
J. HM. Head
South Main Street
National Undertaking Company
E. Quarts
GD. Bryant
W. Broadway
Grotto Cafe
Doora F
McMillain & Floyd
Hast
Lee Davenport
Weat
Granite Street
Montana Chattel Mortgage Co
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Lissie Block
A. B. Rombauda, Assater
Chemlat
Carney & Hand
Eagleroadway
Mr&. Dusold Ae Mem Carson
West Granite
Madam Editha
Idaho Street
Aene
Madame Guy
Granite
Mazie
Palmist
Scientifi
Relatie Avis
Jas. W. Curran
E. Broadway
W. Jackson
W. Granite
Srasonte Temple
Dan Yancey
United States Land Office
Helena
Butte Land and Investment Company
State of
Simeon V. Kemper
Butte City
Silv Oe
Xenophanas Placer
George D. Greene
Register
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Weat Park Street
Ensoine
Tambs A. Canty
Brownfield
Livingston News
J.C. Hinman
Representalt Mountain
Postoffice News
Park County
Republican
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R. B. Smith
Miles’ Hall
Harry Bush
A. W. Hopper
Bozeman
A. Lawrens
F Street
William Cummings
Northern Pacific
Robert Nevils
Upper
Shields’ River Valley
Frank Taylor
Earl Kirby
Taylor
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the Indies of St
Willie Mallanhan
J. P. de Hart
Geo
Otto Lenk
Riverside
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