Bryan Has Busy Day in Local Activities
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
2
Bryan Tours Nebraska Campaign Stops in Open-air Appeals
The Great Orator drew crowds at Auburn Tecumseh Pawnee and Falls City Nebraska Aug 22 as he argued for liberty and self government. He rode in relays between towns with Democrat candidate Berge and faced a questioning Republican who challenged McKinley’s Philippine policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla City
Neb
Bryan
Auburn
Lincoln
Tecumseh
Pawnee
First
Berge
Congress
Verge
Falls City
Bryan addresses questions on Philippine policy and independence
At Pawnee and Wallis City crowds hear William Jennings Bryan defend independence for the Philippines, contrast with Cuba policy, and warn of trusts. He cites Admiral Dewey, argues ruling islands requires keeping people, questions about self government, and warns of embezzlement risks under U S rule. He notes a drop in industrial output this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Cuba
Bryan
Philippine Islands
United States
Illinois
Chicago
State Ticket Selected at Wisconsin Democratic Convention
Milwaukee August 22 the Wisconsin Democratic state convention nominated the ticket for governor Louis G Bombrich Kenosha and other state offices and ratified district electors The platform denounces McKinley policy trusts and colonial ambitions and pledges opposition to a large standing army The convention adjourned at 4 o clock with Populist indorsement of Democratic electors and the rest of the ticket confirmed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis GG. Bohmrich
Kenosha
Thomas Patterson
Waushara
Joseph H. Woodworth
Milwaukee
August Sartz
Fall Creek
George C. Cooper
Superior
Homer B. Hubbell
Beaver Dam
Robert A. Thompson
la Crosse
George W. Hill
Antigo
State Central Committee
A. F. Wardner
Waukesha
G. W. Stevenson
B. F. Sherman
W. N. Coffland
H. G. Millman
P. H. O'Meara
John Beyer
Stephen —Richmond
A. C. Vossart
Amos Hogate
George D. Klein
A. F. Cothautsen
John Rauch
Pabst
George W. Peck
William J. Bryan
Nation
Peek
Clark Ll. Hood
Hood
Republican Party
Chicago
United States
Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Republic
P. H. Martin
Green Bay
McKinley
Louis G. Bombrich
Wisconsin Populists Open State Convention in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Populist state convention with about 50 delegates opened in Milwaukee with A A Worsley of Racine as permanent chairman. The platform denounces trusts and calls for government control of money and utilities, direct legislation, eight hour day, and public banks. Delegates agreed to support Democratic presidential electors and reconvened to decide on nominating a state ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
A. A. Worsley
Racine
People's Party of
Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
Sioux Falls
Elected Officials Named by Democratic State Convention
The Democratic State Convention selected Robert Schilling as elected tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schilling
State Central Committee
Legion of Honor Crosses for Ferdinand W Pea k
Paris August 22 Ferdinand W Peek United States commissioner at the Paris exposition says he did not formally accept the Legion of Honor when offered by M De Launay Belleville on behalf of President Loubet He has the decoration awaiting Washington advices The Paris Times notes over 40 American applications for the honor by the foreign commission with Mrs Potter Palmer and Mrs De Young among those considered while their requests were refused It adds social rivalries or precautionary motives may explain the denials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Legion of Honor
Ferdinand W. Peek
United States
M. de Launay Belleville
Loubet
Peck
Washington
New York Times
Potter Palmer
Michael de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
The
Times
Goebel Murder Case Proceedings in Georgetown
The Goebel murder prosecution advanced with George F. Weaver linked to the Goebel shooting site as witnesses testified. Youtzey Coombs and Whitaker murder cases postponed to October. Whitaker Coombs and Davis granted bonds.$4,000. Juror bias affidavits surfaced against several jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
George F. Weaver
Yates
Weaver
Grayson's Springs
Goebel
Commonwealth
Henry J. Youtzey
Tallow Dick” Coombs
Harland Whittaker
William Goebel
John Davis
Whittaker
Coombs
Davis
Munson
Mulberry
Murphy
Craig
Crosswall
Musselman
Powers
Cantril
Henry Youtzey
Caleb Powers
Miner John Shaw Dies From Greenhorn Gulch Injury
Special Dispatch Helena Aug. 22 John Shaw Lenox mining man died at St. Peter's hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries after a bogey accident in Greenhorn gulch 15 miles NW of Helena He was about 45 native of England part owner of the Humboldt mine near Helena survived by a widow and three small children He had recently mined near Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
John Shaw
Lenox
Greenhorn Gulch
St. Peter's Hospital
England
Humboldt
Helene
Mullen
Will Case Reopened and Widow's Leave Question Revisited
New York August 22 Judge Lobes opens the Payreweiher case again after eight years of mitigation. The ruling sustains seven of fourteen defendants while Ambherat Witliamey College and the Union Theological Seminary are overruled. A later plea by the widow and next of kin is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lobes
Lacombe
Ambherat
Witliamey College
Union Theological Ser Nary
Havana exports slide slightly in seven months
The War department division of customs and insular affairs reports total exports from Havana through July 31 at 16,698,605 dollars, down from 16,796,971 the previous year, a decrease of 9,366 dollars. July exports reached 2,237,864 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Customs and Insular Affairs
War Department
Ube
Havana
Remedy Praised By Readers For Colic Cholera Cure
Local testimonials laud Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Emporia Kansas minister reports rapid cure after two doses for bilious colic. A neighbor recovered after one dose and hesitation with doctors. A Deming Indiana baby and a Williams Oregon infant found relief quickly. Available at Standard Drug, Smith Drug, and Martin Drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
Relef
Chamberlain
P.M. Holliday
Deming, Ind
J. H. Doak
Williams
Oregon
Standard Drug Co
Smith Drug Co
Martin Drug Co
Hat clue ties suspect to Missoula murder case
Helena police arrested Louis Ridenger and two others after a stolen watch case. Ridenger wore the murdered Missoula man's hat, claimed to find it below the iron bridge, and admitted picking up the hat but denied other belongings. Chief Hue ton from Missoula to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Old Raddigan
Missoula
Louis Ridenger
Robert Tivingdale
Pat Sullivan
James Lynch
Raddigan
Ridenger
Thomas Lang
Rideneer
Iron Bridge
Hueton
Travis
Farmers' National Congress See Large Attendance in Colorado Springs
The 29th annual session in Colorado Springs drew over 1,000 delegates as Illinois and Eastern delegations arrived by special train from Chicago. Papers on natural resources and dairying were read. R W Tansill of New Mexico spoke on Pecos Valley resources. evening addresses highlighted farming and live stock interests. A fruit exhibit, including Grand Junction peaches, featured prominently with free distribution from Tansill. Resolutions report was postponed to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Farmers’ National Congress
Illinois
Chicago
McCune
Colorado
Congress
South
J. B. Killebrew
Tennessee
G. M. Whittiker
Massachusetts
R. W. Tansill
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
A. J. Lockridge
Indiana
J. A. Spring
West
Grand Junction
J. P. Brown
Connersville
Ind
Resolutions Committee
Salmon Pack and Shipments Shrink After Strike
The article notes a pack of 125000 cases at most with a good year reaching seven times that amount. Over several seasons totals surpassed 850000 cases, and about 100000 salmon were lost due to the strike. Five ships were chartered for Liverpool, though likely only one or two will sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Dawson to the Front Amid Yukon Development
Washington reports Consul McCook says Dawson City enters a new era of prosperity with abundant supplies and rising mining activity. Warehouses wharves and a post office rise as a new court house gold commissioner’s office and executive building are planned. Mosquitoes bite travelers, smallpox fears arise, and a winter stampede to the Tanana field is foreseen for dog and horse sled travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dawson
McCook
Dawson City
State Department
Court House
Yukon Territory
Tanana
Tanana Fieldo
Livestock Association Board Sets 1901 Convention Dates
The National Livestock Association board met in Denver to fix the next annual convention in Salt Lake City Utah. Utah Wyoming and Colorado members plus President John W Springer attended. They approved January 15 to 18 1901 as dates and asked transportation committees to seek a round trip fare and arrange postconvention Pacific coast excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Board of Control
The
National Livestock Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. D. Wood
D. H. Stickney
Wyoming
George F. Patrick
Colorado
John W. Springer
C. H. Martin
Sickness at Dutch Harbor Signals Widespread Smallpox Risk
Washington reports Captain Cushman of the Rush notes a Nome to Seattle schooner with smallpox enters Dutch Harbor Alaska. The patient is isolated on Hos Island with a nurse and surgeon. Gayhead with ill crew adds to concern as quarantine efforts intensify to protect natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Cushman
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Nome
Seattle
Hos Island
S Harbor
Gayhead
Rush
Marine Hospital
Forty-Fourth Death From Fourth of July Wreck
Mrs. Swan son dies in Tacoma from injuries suffered in the Fourth of July street car accident. The death toll rises to 44 from the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
A. Swanson
Boralma wins Massachusetts stake at Readville Grand Circuit meet
At Readville Boston August 22 the feature Grand Circuit event was the $10,000 Massachusetts stake for 2.10 trotters. Boralma claimed the title in straight heats amid a list of entrants including Lord Derby Big Timber Bert Minuet Roster Edna Cook Maggie and Orson Miss Whitney Lady Geraldine Paddy DPD and Woodford C. Different classes and heats followed with Courier Journal, Dumont W, Joe Watts, Gene vieve among others posting victories. The Abbott trotting test aimed for 2:08 pace with times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Thomas W. Lawson
Boralma
Horalma
Lord Derby
Big Timber
Bert
Minuet
Roster
Edna Cook
Maggie
Orson
Miss Whitney
Lady Geraldine
Paddy Dpd
Woodford C
Courier Journal
Fred Bond
Choral
Dan Q
Bob Fitzsimmons
Flirt
Bellewood
Dumont W
Maser
Joe Pilot
Art Aleo
Sphinx
Chelsea
Norin G
Halmain
Joe Watts
Genevieve
Lavereau
Bloch
Philip E
Dr. L. Walse
Winifrew
Louis E
Wild Wind
Ginter
Cello
Abbott
Rainbow Wins 70-Footer Race Ahead of Yankee
In Newport on Aug 22 the Rainbow skippered by Cornelius Vanderbilt won the 70-footers race by 1 minute 41 seconds, with the Yankee of Herman Duryea second and the Virginia third, after Yankee led early but finished behind. Points for the new stand: Rainbow 8, Yankee 10, Mineola 8, Virginia 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Yankee
Herman Duryea
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Virginia
Mineola
Patchen Breaks Goshen Half Mile Track Record
Middletown New York August 22 Jo Patchen lowered the track record over the Goshen half mile in 2 05 5 or 2 05. Patchens time surpasses the former mark of 2 43 set by John R Gentry two years ago securing new speed on a summer day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
Jo Patchen
John R. Gentry
Goshen
Patchen
24th Infantry Sail for Orient October 1
Fort Harrison commandant reports from the War Department that the 24th Infantry will sail for the Orient on October 1. Part of the regiment is still in Lugon. It is understood the unit may be sent to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Helena
Mont
Fort Harrison
War Department
Orient
Lugon
China
Oarsman Hosmer Dead in Boston Hospital
George H. Hosmer, the famous oarsman, died at Carney hospital in Boston after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarsman
Hosmer
Boston
George H. Hosmer
Carney Hospital
Light Fraser sockeye run tops few on record
Vancouver August 22 The Fraser river sockeye salmon run for the season is practically over and records show the lightest catch in history across 47 canneries. The tally reflects a decline in supply and limited harvests for processing plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Fraser River
U S Marshal Fatally Shoots Cannery Boss in Ketchikan
In Ketchikan on August 19 United States Marshal Hasey shot and killed Dan Robinson a cannery boss during an arrest attempt. The Tees reports the incident from Victoria B C dated August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B C
Tees
Ketchiken
United States
Hasey
Dan Robinson
Jones Denies Republican Shift Rumor In Bryan Campaign
Chicago August 22 Senator Jones chairman of the democratic national committee declares rumors that Senator John P Jones joined the Republicans with Senator Stewart and that Senator Teller supports the Bryan cause are groundless He says he has definite information and that Senator Teller supports Mr Bryan more than any other Democrat He also notes no correspondence with Andrew Carnegie about a Spee1 for Bryan and Stevenson and calls the rumors Republican fabrications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
John P. Jones
Stewart
Teller
Colorado
Bryan
J. P. Jones
Democratic Party
Nationa
Democrati Party
Republican Party
Jones
Andrew Carnegie
The
Nations Committee
Carnegie
Scotland
Stevenson
Anti-Imperialist League
Boston
Senator Hanna Denies Carnegie Report In McKinley Split
In New York on August 22 Senator Hanna dismissed the Carnegie report naming him for Bryan as ridiculous and untrue. Illinois Governor Tanner opened Republican headquarters and said he would campaign for McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanna
Andrew Carnegie
Bryan
Tanner
Illinois
McKinley
Trolley Car Accident Near Chagrin Falls
An electr ic car on the Cleveland & Chagrin Falls line jumped the track near Chagrin Falls at high speed. The wreck injured the crew and 12 passengers, five seriously, including conductor John Young and several residents of Chagrin Falls and nearby towns. The crash was blamed on a brake rod and the car struck a trolley pole, averting a plunge down a steep embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland & Chagrin
Chagrin Falls
John Young
Chagrin
Rathburn
Newbury
M. G. Meice
Water Barrow
C. H. Hutchell
Balmore Officers Toast Friendship As US Cruiser Visited
In Belfast on August 22 the harbor commissioners hosted a public luncheon for the United States cruiser Balmore. Rear Admiral Watson pledged friendship between Britain and the United States, praising the warm reception and cordial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
United States
Balmore
Watson
Great Britain
Kentucky Democrats Name Trimble for Seventh District
Owentown Kentucky August 22 Long Trimble former speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives was declared the Democratic nominee for Congress from the Seventh District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owentown
Trimble
Kentucky
Congress
Mir Workers Leader Says No Political Involvement
Indianapolis August 22 Jo Mitchell president of the United Mir Workers of American announced the organization will take no part in politics this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Jo Mitchell
United Mir Workers of American
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Gans
Klein
Butte, Mont
Admiral Dewey
Secretary of the Navy
Tropics
India
Sulus
Wahoo
Walls City
Wallis City
Senator Hanna
New Jersey
Trusts
Bowmrich
Republicann
Youtzey
Uba’e
Lens Ridenger
the Farmers’ Congress
Klondike
Salt Lake
Readville
W. J Bryan
Gilad
Mble
Siegel
Siegel Clothing Co
Butte, Montana
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