Montana Republicans Schedule State Convention in Butte
The Montana Republican Party calls a state convention at 10:00 a.m. May 11, 1895 in Butte to elect six delegates and six alternates to the national convention in St Louis on June 16 1896 and to conduct other business. Beaverhead county holds a May 7 1896 meeting at Dillon to elect ten delegates and ten alternates for the state convention with precinct primaries on May 2.
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National Republican Committee
Republican Party of
Montana
Butte
St. Louis
Republican
State Central Committee
Ler Mantur
Tos
Beaverhead County
Court House
Dillon
Politically charged notes and mining town shifts in Montana
Republican committee endorsement hints judge Hamilton of Butte for governor and notes W H Winters eyeing state auditor nomination. Mentions Montana Press association meeting in Missoula and boycotts of St Paul jobbers. Reports on Matabele war portrayal, Northern Pacific Wonderland 96 book, Basin town decline, Arbor Day manuals, and a Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion with dealer endorsements.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Yellowstone Park
Fee
St. Paul
Notable Society Notes From the Tattler Page
Baroness James de Rothschild's daughter Jeanne to marry a Milanese banker. Miss Mary Condit Smith, Judge Field's niece, admired for her red gold hair. Fannie Brough at Drury Lane defies presentation to the Prince of Wales. Mrs. Leland Stanford keeps a St Joseph charm. Cuban woman Sigporina Esio Tobino titled Daughter of the Army marching with Spanish troops. Ella Wilcox serves as sexton in Marcellus Michigan. Dr. Mary Allanan, first woman dentist, die d in Philadelphia. Helen Culver donates 1,000,000 to University of Chicago. Mrs. Grant settled in Washington with Sartoris family. Jesse Diss De Bar suit against New York for old masters dismissed. Cleveland life quiet at White House. Kittie Reed rising in Washington society.
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James de Rothschild
Jeanne
Mary Condit-Smith
Misa Ella Wilcox
Church of the United Brethren
Marcellus
Mich
Mary Allanan
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Dental College
Helen Culver
University of Chicago
Miss Leiter
George Curzon
Harriet Lane Johnson
Elizabeth Lockwood
Clevelands
Kittie Reed
Washington
Reed
Miss Reed
Papa
Favorite beliefs and tastes of a Chicago resident
An interview style list reveals a Chicago resident’s top preferences in authors poets and composers. It names Cervantes Hawthorne Anderson Sr Thomas Malory Whittier Beranger Horace Wagner Schubert Mendelssohn Don Quixote Camille As You Like It Launcelot Robin Hood The Cid Troster Prynne Jane Eyre Lincoln Gladstone Hugo Bismarck his wife reading in bed society formality Luther at Worms Patience womanliness Chicago as home and fools as happiness.
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Wagner
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Camille
Launcelot
Robin Hood
Troster Prynne
Jane Eyre
Lincoln
Gladstone
Hugo
Bismarck
Luther
Worms
Chicago
Chicago plans and politics referenced in city notes
The Washington Post cites General Woyler’s campaign pattern as a Chicago primary model. The Kansas City Journal jokes about lingering winter, while the Philadelphia Times notes a military tone in St. Louis and Chicago hotel conventions. Chicago weighs buying Core paintings and citizens face bond pressure to avoid beer-sign misuses.
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Woyler
Chicago
Washington Post
Kansas City Journal
St. Louis
Philadelphia Times
Windy City
Time Saving Burlington Route Tickets Offer Big Cuts
Advert says travel via the Burlington route from Billings to Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City saves 10 to 22 hours. Claims 914 hours to St. Louis and urges asking for tickets through Billings.
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Billings
Burlington
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Compy
Andes
Tribune Publishing Co
Epitork Tribune
P. Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Chifotta
Republican County Convention
Beaverhead
Eeeee Carbon Cascade
Chotena
Castorgues Dawson
Deer Lodge Fergus
Flatheaal
Gallatin
Granite
Jefferson Lewis and Clarke Madison Meagher
Missoula Park
Ravalli
Eer Bowday
Teton Valley
Yellowstone
Senee
Lee
Renee
Svertee Teres
Pete
Argenta
Bannack Peek
Big Hole
Seereeee Barretts
Brenners
Blacktail Beatae
Deweys
Pak
Fox
Glendale
Heela
Lima
Polaris Bees
Rock Bald Mountain
Drizon, Montana
Republican County Central Committee
T. J. Mugray
J. BR. Hoven
the Tribune
L. J. Hamilton
Africa
W. H. Winters
Silver Bow County
Winters
Montana Press Association
Missoula
Minneapolis
Agriculture, Labor and Industry of
James H. Mills
Wallace
Idaho
Wegne Park
Sip
HH. Knippenberg
Col. Sandéra
H. K
Basin
Hope
Basin Times
Butte Times
J. A. Steere
Hall
F. J. Coenry & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheeney
West & Truax
Whosale Druggists
O. Watping
Krxnax & Manvis
Ohio
the Tattler
Eugene Field
Iitnd
Wery
Cervantes, Hawthorne, Anderson, Sr
Thomas Malloy
Whittier, Beranger
Horace
Hood
Hood’s
Cambrian Iron Works
David Davies
Iron and Brass
Liel Brothers
Elies Bros
Dillon, Montana
Ohai
Turkey
Armenia
Rt. H. Woodward Company
Baltimore
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Furniture Go
G. T. Paul
Dillon Market
Tarerve
O. E. Morse
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