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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard reports on Clement's brass band tactic as an independent Vermont governor candidate, mirrored by ex Chief Devery in New York politics. A street parade, a charitable gesture, and scattered dimes provoke crowd reactions and debate the method's wisdom amid political theater.
A long, critical recapitulation of Wisconsin politics centers on Robert La Follette and his conflict with Spooner and Payne factions. The piece notes La Follette’s control of the Republican machine, factional divisions, and the potential state campaign impact, comparing old stalwarts to 19th century party lines. It also touches on international figures and other political tidbits to illustrate a broad, era-specific press mood.
Keokuk Iowa July 22 The crest of the Mississippi river flood is now at Quincy and will move south by morning A stationary stage at Hannibal is expected A Lima lake levee north of Quincy developed danger with a large force patrolling Levees on the Illinois side below Quincy are standing The river fell several inches and no further flood signs appeared in Iowa rivers A gradual fall over two weeks will end the flood overall
Several hundred seek penni less and no income this year as communities aid their own refugees along the Missouri river, 100 miles of Des Moines river lowlands. The village of St Francisville Missouri has nearly doubled in population from flood refugees who lost everything.
President Mitchell will leave for Chicago tomorrow to stay a day before going to Wilkesbarre to resume active management of the mine strike. A convention committee report on the recent mine horror express aims to show loyal officers that such acts occur when miners return to work before friends are released. Large contributions to the strike fund were received, including 5000 from District No. 1 Town and sums from union groups. A national assembly in Indianapolis outlines weekly per-person support for striking miners, targeting about 2000 weekly overall, with checks to be telegraphed to national officers. An average weekly benefit will be awarded per family based on need and health status.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and locations in garbled form. It references a man and names that resemble Neva Tess and Wendel along with scattered phrases about silk and tattoos. The readable content is too incomplete to derive a coherent event or outcome.
Special vis patent to the Standard Helena reports the Montana Supreme Court granted a stay of the injunction order issued Monday in the Heinze interests case. Attorney T C Bach moved for rehearing and modification, and the court allowed time for opponents to file motions in the regular manner and present their arguments.
A jumble of clipped notes reports a woolgrowers testing event and a price claim of 16 cents for wool, plus a Helena tale about a 24 to 25 year old cat named T K killed by its tribe’s enemy the dog. Camden South Carolina faces near destruction by fire with a $100,000 loss and a post office block burning. Halifax Nova Scotia notes a leaking Peary steamer Windward while at Sydney harbor, water pumped out and ship sailing north.
Cases against Morehouse and others linked to arrests at the M and A f and the Combination house last Saturday night were dismissed by Justice O Connor as no one appeared to prosecute. Proceedings halted when deputy county attorney informed him only a committing magistrate could hear and the hearing was postponed. The Martin case was dismissed for lack of prosecution with no state witnesses available.
Palmer files a peace complaint against Harry Smith alleging no gun threat and no saloon visits. Palmer, a carpenter, claims Smith driving a heavy wagon attempted to run over him. hearing set in Justice Olsen's court today.
Jockeys Brodien Donovan Portes Fog Lewis Howson and Burke were set down for bad behavior at the pos Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Albert Doull and Florence May Toy and Thomas II Seater and Roste In Judge McClernan's district court a divorce was granted in the case of Mrs Emily Quirk against her husband Dr Thomas Quirk.
Reports from New York and Cleveland detail finishers in two year old and three year old events, with times and placements for six races at Woodland and Ascension, plus additional results from St Louis and Cleveland. Notable mentions include Eva Russell's disqualification, Adelaide Prince and Josie F. taking wins, and a late opening circuit at Cleveland amid rain.
Baron de Shay won the postponed Merchants and Manufacturers exchange $2,000 stake this afternoon, taking two straight heats in 2 15 percent and 2 15 1 5. Ted and Wentworth also started.
Miners rallied over recent arrests at Collins colliery as strikers marched today. Workers inside the mine are kept essentially prisoners, seven tons of coal were produced today, while more than a dozen miners were taken into custody by Chief Deputy Hughes and Deputy Cunningham of the federal marshal's office. The trial of the miners is set for Friday.
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