Hogan and Kelly Address Fair Audiences at Opera House
Thos Hogan and O F Kelly spoke to a fair crowd at the opera house last evening. Mr Kelly defended the flag and criticized Aguinaldo while discussing Clark and party divisions. He recalled the Butte convention clash over Ben Phillips and Clark’s U S Senate bid. Hogan spoke briefly due to illness, focusing on state issues. Kid J Kelly presided and introduced the speakers.
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Cascarets Sold Rapidly as Year Ends Promise Growth
The United States now buys Cas careta Candy Cathartic at two million boxes annually and near three million by New Year. Merits touted as the year round bowel regulator for all, with druggists offering 100 25 50 cent boxes and a cure guarantee.
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Death of Mr Buchanan After Small Pox Quarantine
A county resident and carpenter known for industrious character died Tuesday from pneumonia and small pox after a three year stay in the area while under small pox quarantine. His brother in Wisconsin died the same day.
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Remedy praised by users in Arkansas notice
Mr. E. 8. Phipps of Poteau Arkansas praises Chamberlains Oelic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying it cured him of bloody flux and quickly helps in severe cases. The ad notes the remedy is popular and sold by L. J. Williams the druggist.
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Sherman Burial Draws Thousands In Mansfield
Sorrowing crowds filled Mansfield as John Sherman, longtime statesman and former US senator and cabinet member, was buried at Grace Episcopal Church and the Sherman family vault. Delegates from Washington and nearby cities attended a simple service after a procession from Union Station with President McKinley in attendance.
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Caracas Earthquake Causes Deaths and Damages
An earthquake hit Caracas on October 30 causing fifteen deaths and many injuries. The Pantheon and churches suffered major damage, the US legation was damaged but occupants survived, and President Castro was injured after leaping from a balcony. Effects extended toward the Andes with widespread disruption.
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Plot to kill Loubet disclosed by arrest documents
A Lyon newspaper reports a plan to assassinate President Loubet during a May visit. An electrician, Couturier, burglarized an electric company in Nimes, stealing 2500 francs to fund the plot. He was arrested near Lyons after officers found anarchist conspiracy papers on him.
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Envoys Agree On Basis For Peace Conference
In Peking ministers confer and accept the French note as the basis for talks. Li Hung Chang reports Yu Hain’s poisoning. Austrian minister arrives. French troops march west of Peking to clear Boxers. eight rebels killed one captured mitrailleuse seized. International column returns from Papingen and punishes armed villagers.
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Chicago trustees move toward giant harbor project
The Chicago sand drainage canal trustees began steps to fund a harbor by linking the Chicago and Calumet rivers with a navigable channel. They rejected the state canal commission’s contract to maintain Winds and Michigan channel navigation and will notify commissioners of abandoning the Bridgeport pumping works on November 15.
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American POWs to be released from St Helena and abroad
Lord Salisbury informs Ambassador Choate that per the United States request all American prisoners of war held at St Helena Ceylon or in South Africa will be released forthwith.
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Carlist Band Attacks Reported Near Scalada
A group of about 20 Carlists appeared near Scalada and were chased by gendarmes. Two were wounded but all escaped. A second band was found near Vergara and pursued with similar results.
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Secret U.S. China treaty reply awaiting London and Berlin delivery
Secretary Hay sent the U S government answer to the British German agreement on China. The text will not be made public until delivered in London and Berlin. In Vienna the royal wedding was held yesterday Archduchess Maria Raineria wed Duke Robert of Württemberg in a chapel ceremony.
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Embezzling Note Teller Arrested in Boston
Cornelius J. Alvord Jr the embezzling note teller of the First National Bank New York arrived in Boston last week and stayed at the Hotel Touraine under a false name He admitted taking about 700000 saying it goes easy and that he would accept his sentence then reappear He had only a few dollars when searched at police headquarters
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Jury convicts Arthur Harris of second degree murder
In New York on October 80 the jury finds Arthur Harris guilty of second degree murder for killing Patrolman Robert J. Thorpe. The unprovoked crime is linked to earlier race riots on the West Side.
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Tornado damages farm buildings near Wichita town
A tornado struck Gypsum township ten miles from Wichita last night causing the death of farmer John S Moor and leaving his brother seriously injured as farm buildings were wrecked.
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Wheat and corn advance on Argentine crop concerns
Wet weather and expected crop damage in Argentina pushed wheat higher with December futures up while corn eased slightly and oats moved fractions. Provisions finished mixed with pork and ribs trading around prior closes as cash quotations listed across multiple wheat and corn grades.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Prices and Receipts
Price lists for cattle hogs and sheep with receipts and trends. cattle mix steady to lower with Texan and western stock active. hogs opened weak but closed strong with top at 4.85. sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower. ranges given for good to prime, cull, and feeder categories.
Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Markets Report Oct 29
Kansas City receipts total 9 000 natives 4 000 Texans and 900 calves. Export steers steady to 10 cents lower with best fed steers and cattle steady to higher. Hogs active at steady prices with heavy and mixed at 4 4 5714. Sheep receipts 5 300 with prices steady for lambs and muttons. Cattle prices range from 2.50 to 5.25 with various classes listed.
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Cattle and Hog Receipts Report From South Omaha Market
Cattle receipts 4800 with active demand and higher tone. beef steers to 4.25 5.65 per cwt. western and Texas steers around 3.00 4.00. cows and heifers 1.75 5.00. stockers and feeders stronger at 3.50 3.85. calves 3.00 to 60.00. bulls and stags 2.25 4.00. Hogs receipts 3800 with prices near 4.40 4.50 per cwt and lighter offerings around 4.50 4.75.
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Fire ruins shock Manhattan as Tarrant building explodes
A massive blast at the Tarrant & Co. drug house on Greenwich and Warren streets in lower Manhattan destroys two blocks, kills at least 30 people, injures many, and causes extensive property damage estimated at 1.8 million dollars as fire crews battle embers and evacuate victims.
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Philippine Insurgents Face Heavy Fire In Manila Front
Report from Manila dated October 29 describes a clash near Looe where Captain Beigher led a detachment of the Twentieth and Twenty-Eighth regiments against insurgents. Beigher’s force, aided by a white officer, drove off attackers after over two hours of fighting, with 75 insurgents killed and several American wounds.
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Judges and poll locations for November election
A listing of election judges by precinct with assigned polling places across Dillon Montana. Precincts include Barretts Blacktail Argenta Bannack Polaris Bedrock Horse Prairie Lima Dell and more, detailing judge names and respective polling sites such as schools and halls.
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Old Cow House
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Hammond
A. P. Brown
Blacktail
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H. Poindexter
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Argenta
Henry Laughlin
A. French
Jos. Stevens
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Bannack
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Joh Best
Rufus Matthews
Wm. Tash
Dav. Gibson
School House
Polaris
Richard Haines
J. Harrison
Thos
Judge
Cochran
Bray
Samuel Brother
Henry Thompson
Schor House
Dell
M. Dowling
Wm. O' Rourke
H. C. Patterson
Bishop
Alexander Marra
Stephen Lasich
Theo
Nelson
Bishop School House
Birch Creek
John Bradwell
E. Levengood
Ernest Hopp
Glendale
Neil Sharkey
P. Roth
E. H. Harvey
Schol House
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T. L. Reid
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E. J. Hudson
Dewey
Hugh Patten
Rober Schultz
Guy 8. Ames
Big Hole
Moses Jardine
August Jahnke
D. E. Stephen
Quitma Qwen
James Geery
James Callen
Poling Place
Pioneer Precinct
Chas. Tual
Jame McCreary
Victor Grace
Dean's Dwelling
Fox Precinicr
Silas Dishno
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Anton H. Jackson
Jackson School House
Notice of Original Claim for Final Proof in Lima Montana
Notice is given that John C. Thompson has filed for final proof on his homestead entry No. 6189 for the NE and SE quarter sections 18 and 12 in township 148, range 9 West. Proof will be made before L Price, U.S. commissioner, at Lima Montana on December 15, 1900. Witnesses named: John West, Daniel Gutting, W Child, Charles Rudeen of Lima.
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Dell, Mont
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Register
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John C. Thompson
Ohn West
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W. Child
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Grovar D. Greene
Ittore Guglielaimi
Dillon
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Dillon, Montan
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