Montana Electors Strong Ticket for McKinley Roosevelt
On Friday September 7 1900 General Kessler is praised as a two war hero and potential gubernatorial nominee while General Willson is highlighted for his Civil War battles. Paul McCormick is celebrated as a warrior at heart who came to Montana amid turmoil. The Montana electoral ticket is noted as strong, especially with McKinley and Roosevelt named, reflecting the state’s welfare priorities.
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Kessler
Helena
Willson
Paul McCormick
Montana
McKinley
Roosevelt
S. G. Murray for Congress Missoula praised as ideal
The piece argues S. G. Murray of Missoula would be an ideal congressman, praised as commanding, intellectual, and honorable. It attacks Andrew Jackson Campbell for neglect of business, absenteeism, and failure to resign, labeling him an unsuitable Democrat.
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S. G. Murray
Missoula
Andrew Jackson Campbell
Eight Hour Day Backed by Republican Convention
The republican state convention urged an eight hour day for workers arguing it would balance benefits for labor and capital. The Inter Mountain supports statutory shortening of hours to cement friendly labor relations. Democrats are urged to respond as county and state conventions proceed. The Miner backs eight hours while the Standard lags in discussion. Laborers await further action from remaining conventions.
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Republican State Convention
Inter Mountain
Republican Party
Silver Bow County
Mind Your Own Business in Republican Platform Pledge
A Montana newspaper column defends the Republican stance to mind its own business in the Democratic infighting. It argues Republicans will not aid one Democratic faction or referee rivalries, citing the Treacey incident and urging focus on new issues and candidates.
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Dr. Treacey
Carter
Montana
Republican Party
Inter Mountain clarifies county convention role of Cotter and Leonard
The Inter Mountain states John Cotter and R Leonard remain Republicans despite backing the losing county convention side They deny being Clark's attorneys and say they believed legal technicalities favored their side They warn that labeling them as Clark's attorneys is gratuitous malice and note they never acted for Senator Clark.
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Inter Mountain
John Cotter
R. Leonard
Clark
Reform and Its Reasons by George H Crosby
A Salt Lake Tribune reprints a letter from George H Crosby, a prominent politician who shifts from Democrat to Republican. He argues Democratic policies have failed over forty years, praises Republican progress, and defends support for the Philippine policy and the McKinley administration. He cites Aguinaldo, treaty provisions, and recent state actions as reasons for leaving the Democratic Party.
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Democratic Party
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Bryan
North Carolina
Kentucky
George Fr. Crosby
Anaconda Defeats Butte In Tight 4 Three to Two Game
Anaconda edged Butte 4 to 3 in a near errorless contest before about 400 spectators. Reville pitched for Butte and Carter for Anaconda, both in fine form as sharp fielding highlighted the match. Lapscenes supported solidly in defense.
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Butte
Reville
Carter
Vir~itura
Anacondas
Great Falls Beats Helena In One-Sided Game
Three pitchers Ferguson Jehill and OBrien limited Helena to goose eggs over eight innings as Great Falls rolled to victory at the diamond. Burke and Donahue produced the only runs for the visitors while Butte left eight on base. Helena briefly led early but Great Falls surged ahead and never trailed, with standings showing Great Falls and Helena among the top clubs.
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Jehill
O'Brien
Butte
Burke
Donahue
Great Falls
Helena Stook
Helena
Pettle Brothers Plead Guilty in Northern Pacific Case
In police court Abe and L G Pettle, brakemen on the Northern Pacific, faced charges of assaulting Conductor Campbell. They initially pled not guilty and the case was set for Friday, but chose to plead guilty before their Billings run. The court fined each $10. John Doe failed to appear for disturbing the peace and forfeited $10. Two drunken defendants were fined $5 each.
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Abe
L. G. Pettle
Northern Pacific
Campbell
Billings
John Doe
Newbro's Herpicide Claims to Cure Dandruff
An article asserts dandruff is caused by a germ and cannot be cured by scalp cleansing alone. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that kills the dandruff germ, removing the cause so hair can grow healthily.
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Newbro
Gilligan Estate Suit Filed for Back Wages
Martin F. Gilligan began suit in district court against M F Lavell as administrator of John W. Gilligan deceased to recover 933 dollars for clerk work at 18 dollars a month during John W. Gilligan's lifetime. The work is claimed from May 1899 to June 21 of the current year with 700 dollars of 1,633 paid. demand for the balance has been made.
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Martin F. Gilligan
District Court
M. F. Lavell
John W. Gilligan
Change of Time For Oregon Short Line Train At Butte
Effective September 6 the Oregon Short Line afternoon train leaves Butte at 4 p m instead of 4 35 p m See time card for other changes The theater page reviews Charles H Hoyts satire A Texas Steer at the Grand Friday Saturday and Sunday with matinee Saturday The cast includes James R McCann Florence Rosland Will H Bray Lizzie Kendall George T Meech Gustave Neaville and the original Texas Steer quartet
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Oregon Short Line
Butte
Charles H. Hoyt
Washington
Arlington Hotel
Washington, D. C
Maverick Brander
Gustave Neaville
Clark to Be President of New Salt Lake Railway
The Los Angeles Express reports the forthcoming Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad company will build and operate a Salt Lake railway. Promoters want Los Angeles in the name to gain long term publicity. Incorporation follows Senator W A Clark’s return from Europe in about two weeks, with Clark slated as president.
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Los Angeles Express
New Salt Lake Railway
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
Los Angeles
W. A. Clark
New York
Europe
Senator Clark
New railroad venture weighs Utah charter over California laws
R C Kerens and others act as officers for a proposed Oregon Short Line origin company. The firm may incorporate under Utah laws not California, with W H Holabird as right of way agent. Survey teams depart to locate a mountain route as first major task, while J Ross Clark denies any Santa Fe trackage accord.
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St. Toute
Raeeeeet George R. Eee
Eee Tuinal
J. Rosas CJ
Gibbons
California
Utah
Oregon
Santa Fe
J. Ross Clark
Load Those Barrels In That Car Claim Stir Chicago Freight Scene
A new freight handler in Chicago clashed with the freight agent over loading barrels into a car. The agent ordered the work, the newcomer questioned why not, and tensions rose as the exchange captured the rough edge of city labor at the docks.
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Chicago
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