Ovation for Mr Bryen at Banquet Described as Unmatched
A grand banquet honored Mr Bryen with a reception described as an ovation never exceeded in heartiness. The event reflected a mood of democracy and public gratitude.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
1
Bryan Praised at Lincoln Jeffersonian Banquet Speech
At the Lincoln hotel nearly 300 Nebraskans from Democratic and Populist ranks heard William J. Bryan praised amid strong reception. John W. Kern of Indiana denounced gratuitous Democrat counsel and urged bold reform, while Bryan reflected on principles and future roles, including potential editorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor Filent
Ultimate
Ctory
Kern
Indiana
Bryan
Claveland
Lincoln, Neb
Jeffersonian Club of
Lincoln
Lincoln Hotel
Nebraska
Suffers One Mur Defeat Reports Prepare British Public
A chaotic report outlines a single murder defeat. obscure notices warn the British public of an upcoming disaster coverage.
English Commander Faces Hard South African War Struggle
London dispatches describe limited British progress against Boer forces in Cape Colony with retreats and cautious operations near Britstown and Magaliesberg. News notes Kitchener’s patrol challenges, a Boer proclamation offering surrender terms, and continued optimism in the press amid strategic doubts.
Pat Crowe Still Suspected in Cudahy Kidnapping Case
Omaha reports no new developments in the Cudahy kidnapping as investigators review sightings of Pat Crowe in St Joseph and note his earlier South Omaha contact. Police press for arrest if Crowe’s past actions are linked, while questions linger about the pony found at Pacific Junction and its connection to the abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Cudahy
Pacific Junction
St. Joseph
Pat Crowe
Donahue
Crowe
South Omaha
Eddie Cudahy
Pat
Pinkerton men arrive in St Joseph to hunt Crowe
Five more Pinkerton detectives reach St Joseph to locate Pat Crowe the Omaha kidnapper. Chief Shea believes Crowe is harbored by friends in the city. Shea and ex policeman Jack Purcell armed with Winchesters planned to trap Crowe tonight, but the do not find the desperado at the visited house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Pinkerton
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Shea
Crowe
Jack Purcell
Denver
Sensational kidnapping by Miller family flares in Indianapolis
Indy dispatch details a high profile abduction case involving former U S attorney general William H. Miller. His son Samuel D Miller and his wife Helen Karcher were entangled in a dramatic pursuit after the boy Sidney, seven or eight years old, was taken during a drive from the Denison hotel. Police and relatives chased toward Brightwood and planned trains as the couple vanished with the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
William H. Miller
Samueld. Miller
W. H. H. Miller
New York
Samuel D. Miller
North
Delaware Street
The
Denison
Hackman
Knightwood
Anderson
Muncie
Millers
Sidney
Samuel Miller
Rutland
Central Park
Contingent Maori Entry Sparks Interest in War Policy
The passage notes that items brought in at surrender will be paid if requisitioned by military authorities. It also highlights a striking policy shift as Maoris are considered for the New Zealand contingent, despite an earlier government pledge not to employ black soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
John W. Kern
Indiana
Hendricks
Kansas City
New Zealand
Christmas Wagons Captured by Boers
Zeerust Transvaal December 24 The Boers captured two wagons carrying Christmas luxuries bound for Lord Methuen’s camp, a cut of supplies amid ongoing hostilities reported from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeerest
Transvaal
Lord Methuen
Indians Starving as Water Crisis Prompt Irrigation Bill
Washington reports the senate Indian affairs committee opened debate on the Indian appropriation bill focusing on the Pima Indians of Arizona. A subcommittee heard from hydrographer Newell and others about a proposed San Carlos river storage dam to restore water for irrigation, amid claims of water loss and near starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Indian Affaire
Thurston and Platt
Connecticut
Sewart and Jones
Arkansas
Pettigrew
Arizona
Newell
Geological
Eurvey
San Carlos River
Navy orders Bennington repaired in the Philippines
The Navy Department directs the gun boat Bennington be repaired in the Philippines instead of returning to the United States. Bennington is noted as one of the most serviceable Asiatic craft due to its light draft, making a overseas voyage unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Bennngton
Philippines
Bennington
Asiatic
Subcommittee Advances State Appropriation Bills Work
The subcommittee of the senate committee on appropriations overseeing the preparation of the legislature executive and judicial appropriation bills completed its work in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Senate
Senate Bill Nearing Completion After Holiday Recess
The measure sitting since the holiday recess is nearly finished and likely will not meet again until the Senate reconvenes. It will be reported to the full committee and then to the Senate as soon as possible. The bill’s total will not greatly exceed the version passed by the House. Few salary increases were made by the sub committee, while clerical staff in war interior and post office sectors received additions in response to bureau heads’ urgent appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Turk ish cruiser contract signed by minister
Charles H Cramp announced a cablegram from General Williamson confirming a contract with the Turkish minister of marine for a first class cruiser. Details of the provisions and start or completion dates were not provided. Williamson is returning home and due in about fourteen days to clarify the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
Williamson
Case Against Meyer Dismissed in Red Lodge
Special Dispatch to the Standard Red Lodge December 26 The trial of W F Meyer on the charge of assault in the third degree was held today Justice McIntosh dismissed the case finding no criminal intent The complaining witness Dora Fullerton testified Meyer seized her from behind and demanded a kiss He offered no defense and the judge dismissed the case after arguments by O F Goddard and Fox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Red Lodge
W. F. Meyer
McIntosh
Meyer
O. F. Goddard
Billings
Goddard
Fox
Death after wagon accident shocks Red Lodge area
John Drinkcorn, a Grove Creek rancher, died at the Central lodging house after a roadside incident. Tobe Sherry, an old-time cook, was found crazed by a head wound and wandered before resurfacing at the Drinkcorn ranch. Sheriff investigations traced a runaway team and a wagon striking a rock as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Red Lodge
John Drinkecorn
Mr. Drinkcorn
Grove Creek
Here
Tobe Sherry
John Dunn
Sherry
Drinkcorn Ranch
Roosevelt Protects Rockefeller Extradition Request Denied
Governor Sayers asked Governor Roosevelt of New York to extradite John D Rockefeller and Standard Oil officials to answer Texas anti trust charges in McLennan County court. Roosevelt declined unless proof they were in Texas at the time of the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Recruiting Plan Aims Navy Sailors from Rural Areas
Washington December 26 a plan to recruit sailors for the United States Navy from farmers and the country town is under consideration at the Navy Department. Current recruiting is centered outside large cities and has not reached interior rural sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Navy
Navy Department
Brother of missing aeronaut reports hope fading
A Copenhagen to Daily Mail dispatch says the brother of Andree believes recovery from Arctic regions is unlikely as hope fades for the missing aeronaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andree
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
Oe Arcete
Wall
Catholics the Victims in Simban District Violence
Report states 21 native Catholics burned by Boxers in the Sambo region. Missionary Rev. Mr. Kelly relays Chinese-sourced accounts to Minister Conger. Japanese and German troops dispatched to investigate as powers note no response to their joint message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Mr. Kelly
Associated Press
Conger
Count von Wald
First Marines Entered Forbidden City Says Captain Long
Washington reports Brigadier General Heygood forwarded Captain Charles D. Long's letter noting American Marines were first to enter the Forbidden City in Pekin on August 16. Company D forced the fourth gate and held key buildings before withdrawing at 5 30 p m with Captains Mathews and Lieutte among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heygood
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Charles D. Long
China
Forbidden City
Long
Pekin
Mathews
Liette
United States Marine Corps
Conger hopeful on Chinese crisis with reforms likely
London dispatch reports Mr Conger optimistic about a settlement but says envoys will not officially recognize the empress dowager though her influence is clear. He foresees reforms in China while Senor de Cologan warns the joint note discussion may last a year. Li Hung Chang is described as a bit better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Conger
Pekin
Morning Post
China
Senor de Cologan
Calgary in Flames Destroys Key Business Block
A major fire in Calgary N W T today caused widespread damage with losses estimated at 100 000. The blaze destroyed several top business blocks including the Rau Claire building and a Mormon church structure, marking Calgary’s most destructive fire in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Dee
Wolcotts Petate Estate Valued at About 244 008 in Boston
The estate of the late Roger Wolcott is listed in Boston assessors books as about 244 008 dollars. The value would be much more than that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roger Wolcott
Mik
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William J. Bryan
Cleveland
United States Senate
Miss Josie Duke
Bac
England
South Africa
Cape Colony
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Britstown
Burghersdorp
Brabant
Clements
Magaliesberg
Mad
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Democratic Party
Olney
Hill
Cochran
John DeWitt Warner
Patterson
McClure
Gorman
Watterson
Vrase
William J Bryan
W. M
RK. L. Metcalfe
W. A. Poynter
Craig
Nona B. Eddy
Lewis Terwilliger
State Teachers’ Association
Eloise Kvwowles
Pinketers
Kighaps
Evales
Hepredatawite
Turkey
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Simba
Hut
Wolcotts Petate
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