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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1900

Page

2

Hoar Defends Philippine Independence Stance in Senate

Massachusetts Senator George Hoar delivers a lengthy anti imperialism speech in the Senate opposing forcible annexation of the Philippines. He lauds Aguinaldo, critiques American policy, and argues for consent of the governed and a path to Filipino independence. The address includes a roll call of U.S. statesmen and ends with an executive session adjournment.

Washington Hoar Massachusetts Senate Aguinaldo Kossuth Dom Paul Joubert Nathan Hale Church of Liberty David Isaiah Solomon Paul United States Philippines George Washington William McKinley Aaron Burr Mississippi Fathers of The Republic Republican Party McKinley Philippine Islands Cuba Bryan Thomas Jefferson South America Europe Pinchbeck

Races At Tanforan Reported Fast Track

San Francisco April 17 weather at Tanforan track was fine and the track fast. Five furlongs saw Rollick first Ada N. second Carrie Lee third in 1 13 percent.

San Francisco Tanforan Track Rollick Ada N Carrie Lee Genua Don Louis Beaumonde Edgar Dow Bt. Germain Heginald Hughes Reginald Hughes Young Morello May Dine Tirona Laborgia Sardine Rapido Imp. Mistral Jr Mary Kinsella Ace Henry C

Results at Aqueduct meet announce several selling races

In New York on April 17 at Aqueduct the program lists six selling races. Winners include Sparrow Wing in 5 furlongs first race, Ashes in 4.5 furlongs second, First Whip in about seven furlongs third, Holdup at one mile 70 yards fourth, Cupidity in six furlongs fifth, and Gracious in 4.5 furlongs sixth. Times vary from 58 seconds to 1:01 and beyond.

New York Aqueduct Risk Sparrow Wing Robert Metcalf Ashes Willam Ack Remsen Gold Luck Lundula Holdup Trumpet Tony Honig Jamaica Insurrection Gracious Connie Horsa

Mississippi Valley horse results from Memphis Apr 17

Results list from Memphis Tennessee on April 17 across six races. Winners include Thomas Carey in the mile selling with Her Favor second, Babb in four and a half furlongs with Birdie Stone second, Alpace in one mile selling with Russell second, Lark Spur in the Chickasaw handicap, Chenier in the steeplechase, and Brawlad in six furlongs.

Memphis Tenn Thomas Carey Her Tommy O'Brien Babb Birdie Stone Lille Pantland Alpace Russell Woodtrice Larkspur the Lady Mole Chenier Gammadion Jim Hogg Brawlad Edinborough Tildy Ann

Belgium Five Car Clubs Unite Over 749 Members

Five automobile clubs in Belgium join to form a united federation with a total membership of 749. The move consolidates regional clubs under a single umbrella to coordinate events and advocacy for motorists.

Belgium

Chief of Police Alexander Main slain in Steveston double murder

Vancouver April 17. The chief of police of Steveston Alexander Main and his dog were found dead in a hastily made grave near Chinese shacks two miles from Steveston. Two Chinese market gardeners Ah Quong and Jim Chung are jailed for murder. a third occupant fled. Main had been missing since Saturday after entering the shack to search for stolen tools. The dog was killed to prevent news of the crime. Steveston residents are outraged as a fearful struggle is evident in the grave. Breveston is a fishing village with 30 canneries and a floating population of Chinese Indians and Japanese. Main had led a dozen deputies in summers to preserve order during fishing season.

Vancouver B. C Alexander Main Steveston Main Trites Ah Quong Jim Chung Breveston

Montana bribery case Whiteside heard on demurrer

Special Dispatch from Kalispell says Judge Leslie heard the state charge of bribery against Fred Whiteside. The defense moved to quash the information for insufficiency and lack of timing of an election. Arguments spanned the day with T J Walsh and Walter Hartman for Whiteside and T D Long and James Donovan for the state. A decision is set for Wednesday morning.

Standard Kalispell State of Montana Fred Whiteside Leslie Great Falls Whiteside Folk Montana T. J. Walsh Helena Walter Hartman Bozeman T. D. Long James Donnovan

The Turn of Life A Guide for Women in Pregnancy

A brief note urges women approaching or passing through a pivotal life period to seek trusted help. The piece highlights a recognized support resource for guidance and care during this transformative time.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad

An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted medicine with an army of grateful women helped by it. Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts and invites readers to write to her.

Attorneys Debate Jury Roll Flaws and Demurrer Outcome

Lyter of Great Falls George H. Grubb and W. N. Neffsinger of Kalispell aid FE L. Gray county attorney James Donnovan of Great Falls S. M. Logan and T. D. Long of Kalispell. If the demurrer is overruled Whiteside’s lawyers will challenge the jury for lateness and misspellings on the jury list.

Lyter Great Falls George H. Grubb W. N. Neffsinger Kalispell FE. L. Gray James Donnovan S. M. Logan T. D. Long Whiteside

Boers Retire From Wlanderslooste District Forces Move

London dispatch reports Boers pulling back from the Wlandslaoeste district to Biggarsberg positions. British scouts indicate no southward raids, while Boer dynamite attacks on private property target mines. Indemnity funding may fall on Rand mining profits after the war. General Froneman reportedly defeats a British column near the Orange River, but no confirmation from British sources.

New York Tribune London Ladysmith Wlandslaoeste Biggarsberg Redvers Bulrs Camputer Natal Cape Colony Johannesburg Pretoria Bloemfontein Froneman Orange River Dalgety Wepener Brabant Chermigside Reddersburg Free State Lord Roberts Cape Town Buller Biegarsberg Transvaal

Fighting in Luzon sparks heavy casualties and surrenders

In Luzon on April 7 fourteen hundred Filipino attackers pressed 40th regiment HQ at Cali lan. American losses include 15 killed or wounded and 50 enemy dead with 30 captured or wounded. General Montenegro surrendered near Camaling while Macabulos escaped. Insurgent attacks at San Jose and Santa Croc occurred with little success.

Manila Cayalan Relief Montenegro Smith Camaling Pangasinan Macabulos San Jose Batangas Santa Crog

Festive Tornado Hits Concordia Area Injuring Five

A tornado west of Concordia Lafayette county last evening injured five people including August Krohn who is pled to die, two of his children badly hurt, Henry Myers with facial and hand injuries, and Joan Luetaen with a head cut and arm hurt. The Bergman residence occupied by Henry Myer was struck, with house and barn destroyed. Robert Hendricks home and six large barns were razed, livestock killed, and extensive property damage reported.

Kaneas Ity Lexington Concordia Lafayette County August Krohn Henry Myers Joan Luetaen Martin Bergman Henry Myer Robert Hendricks

Robbers Fail to Seize $10,000 in West Pullman Bank

In Chicago this morning robbers blew a safe at the State Bank of West Pullman but did not take the money. The blast drew two policemen who arrived as a lookout fired a warning shot and the crew fled through a rear window. The time lock was believed damaged but the door unlocked itself later.

Chicago West Pullman

Grain Fleet Set to Move 10 Million Bushels Tomorrow

Chicago reports part of the large grain fleet awaiting the season will depart the straits tomorrow carrying about 10,000,000 bushels, largely corn, marking the start of the season's business.

Chicago

Illinois Supreme Court rules on advertising law impact

A Springfield special report states the Illinois Supreme Court handed down an opinion affecting the advertising industry, citing changes to regulation under the advertising law. The ruling signals adjustments for WMRO and related parties in Peoria and statewide.

Peoria Journal Springfield Illinois Supreme Court Today WMRO

Debate over naval armor plate and government shipyards

Lawmakers clashed over armor plate and whether ships should be built in government yards. Dayton opposed a government armor factory and government production, while Vandiver and Fitzgerald favored it and Wheeler urged openness of committee doors to press. A joint resolution authorized exhibit printing relief at the New York exposition.

Washington Dayton W. Va Naval Committee Wheeler Kentucky Naval Constructors Vandiver Missouri Fitzgerald New York House United States Secretary of the Interior

Trans-Mississippi congress opens sessions with multiple resolutions

The eleventh annual Trans-Mississippi congress opened in Houston with President F E Stannard of St Louis presiding. Delegates from states and territories chose officers and committee members while speakers including John Pitkin of New Orleans urged southern ports to unite and back the ship subsidy bill and canal projects.

Houston Tex FE. O. Stannard St. Louis John Pitkin New Orleans South Congress

Congress at Wichita backs trained nonpartisan consular service

Mr. Young of Utah questioned the privilege, claiming the Bryan invitation was political. Congress rejected that view and kept the invitation intact. The body adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Congress Wichita Young Utah Bryan

Decline of the Plague in Hawaii Reports

Honolulu reports only one plague death since previous advices a 13 year old half caste girl. Two suspicious cases at Koolau were examined and ruled non plague while Hilo and Kahului are declared clean. Hilo residents request no shipments from Honolulu and the steamer Australia will again carry steerage passengers。

Martin, Wash McLaughlin Fred Graves Honolulu San Francisco Koolau Hilo Kahului

Port for San Francisco Aboard PHS Vessel

A ship labeled PHS will depart with steerage packed by men who have waited months in Honolulu to sail to San Francisco. The voyage signals an exit for long delayed travelers seeking passage.

San Francisco Honolulu

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