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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1900

Page

9

Delegates chosen in primaries shift balance toward Clark Heinze

Two thirds of Saturday's convention delegates are Clark or Heinze employees. Primaries were held in most precincts with mine and works closures to urge attendance. Clark employees favored the Clark ticket, while several had previously joined a Clark backed Democratic convention.

Clark and Heinze Clark Heinze Butte Reduction Works Washington Precinct Joseph Annear Co. Mattenson J. D. Vacehiere MD Wilcox John C. Harris W. J. Barnett James Dexotta W. J. Goldsworth Harry Young John Buckingham John R. Thomas Willam Wiliams Benjamin Annear Joseph Rich Richard Paull H. E. Snider William Robey Arthur Welch Precinet William Sims James H. Hall James Harris Louis Pope William Mathews James Shephard Joseph Callaway James Couch William Nankell Joseph Fretiey John Mitchell Ed May Richard Thomas James Ivey Thomas Tippett Alf Stable John Bennett John Harvey John Holman William Burt William Pollard Richard Haneverk George Tallant John Tremewan Joe Vincent John Nettle Richard Teddy Precinet S John W. Carter Co. Ls B. Curran James Wall George Pascoe Cheorge Gennell George Wedekind A. F. Bray George Robinson Altternates Lou Harris Claude Haines John James Drennan R. R. Wedekind D. W. Trotter Mw. Thomas J. J. MetGrrath PD. W. McGrath RK. E. Bell Charlies Demars Ave Heinze Dr . Cowperthwaite James Dingevon L. A. Sieley W. BH. Winters Louis Saaui Savin Lisa A. J. Dusseau J. B. O' Reilly J. P. Moore Preeinet Simon Haneworth D. French Nick Swanson Fred William Doble Hugh. Carmichael Harry Richards Dan Yonker Donahue Frank Clone Judge Lee Frank Walker Joseph Silver Crossman M. M Vivian W. A. Tallant George N. Andrews N. Clark W. F. Noyes O Merriman Pa Weal Joseph Ivey John Lewis Frank Jones PD. Davis Fred Kerth J. McConnell J. (. Sinset G. H. Spencer J. F Davies Frank Zimmerman W. A Tucker H.@. Stewart F Knowl Charles Neves A. EF. Watson Ceorge van William Guerin W. A Millworth George English Iee Slater Ternates William Bennett William Coombes Robert Kiese Balard George Mason Joseph Burroughs Preeine H. Griffin Wyedlagner Thomas Kerrigan W. Holier J. A. Gilbert William Campbell William Davis Trythal Feoree Hudack M. Monahan Joseph Heinebach Frank Sturm Martin Sturm George Hackett Charles Roberto John K. Pomeroy Richard Hockine John Williams John Dower Thomas Neales Harry Vivian William Foote Robert Corkish John Smith

Italian suspects eyed by State Dept official visit

Acting Assistant Secretary of State Taylor said he investigated two Italian men Maresco and Guida during a Washington visit but would not comment before returning to Washington. Reports say a rural detective bureau spread the suspicion of Maresco's arrival based on an anonymous letter to the American consul.

New York Tayior Washington Maresco Guida Riral

Italian in saloon warned of threat to McKinley

Naples report cites Consul Byington letter recounting an anonymous overheard claim by Maresco about sailing to the United States to kill President McKinley. Consul transmitted details to Washington and to European ports. Secret service and Paris police reportedly informed. irrelevant ad copy about Standard subscription and Crystal Springs travel appears.

Naples Fitch Byington Maresco United States McKinley Washington Secret Service New York Paris

College Lecture Course Boosts Bozeman College Spirit

President James Reid of Montana State College toured the state to recruit students for the Bozeman school in Gallatin Valley. He announced plans to revive the cadet corps, expand the lecture program, and strengthen the faculty with new engineers and a German trained music teacher. The campus recently repaired buildings and added gym facilities signaling a strong, upcoming year.

James Reid Montana State College and School of Mechanile Arts Bozeman Gallatin Valley Ahern K Fortier Galvin Germany Reibar Montana

Complaints in City Courts List Larceny and Assaults

Several complaints were sworn and filed in the city justice courts detailing larceny and assault allegations. Notable cases include John Dee and John Roe accused of stealing kitchen utensils from Mary Monteath, with several items missing. In Dublin street, Tommy Ray faces assault charges in a case set for the 28th, while Thomas Gallaghan reports being robbed of 6.50 dollars. Other cases include Sadie Padovien accused of assault and trainers and dishwashers referenced in court filings as well as complaints against street car conductors and youths swinging onto moving cars. The text notes a general atmosphere of complaint and disorder in the courts.

United States James Casey Frank Shaddick Maren Badoviniek Sadie Padovien Watts Sadie Trainer

Inspectors Probe Montana Fruit Pest and Infected Imports

Prof Cooley summoned to Butte as Bandmann exposes lax inspection and infected fruit from Washington Oregon and Utah. Missoula growers allege foreign fruit floods Montana markets prompting condemnation and legal action to protect local orchards and the Bitter Root valley.

Daniel K. Bandmann Butte San Jose Bandmann State Board of Horticulture Montana Washington Oregon Utah Edward M. Semple Missoula County Missoula Bandinaon Bandmanon Semple R. M. Cooley Stat Agricultural College Cooley Bandimann Burts Mr. Bandmann Stevensville Governo Toley Conley

Boston Lyric Opera Audiences Pack The Idol's Eye

The Boston Lyric Opera Company presented The Idol's Eye to a near full house for a second performance. Tonight Wane will be shown and is expected to surpass the earlier success.

Boston Lyric Opera Company

Railroad man suffers crushing foot injury at hospital

Robert Cunningham, a railroad worker, arrived at Murray and Freund's hospital yesterday from Rocker after his foot was crushed when a wheel pinched it.

Robert Cunningham Murray & Freund's Hospital Rocker

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