Senator Pennypacker Wins Nomination for Governor
In a Republican party sweep, Pennypacker defeats Elkin for the gubernatorial nomination and is chosen as chair of the Republican State Committee under suspension of rules.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
1
In a Republican party sweep, Pennypacker defeats Elkin for the gubernatorial nomination and is chosen as chair of the Republican State Committee under suspension of rules.
Harris Tracy and Dave Merrill, convicts who escaped the Oregon penitentiary after killing three guards, are surrounded in a 200 acre timber tract near Gervais Marion county. National guard and about 100 armed citizens surround the area as a massive manhunt continues with vows to starve them out or force surrender.
From Tucson June 11 Cal Christy president of Valley bank Phoenix arrived with details of a Santa Rosa canyon massacre. Mexican troops under Torres killed 300 plus Yaquis including men women and children, with orders to shoot all combatants and noncombatants alike.
Havana reports C F W Neely is released after conviction for complicity in Cuban postal frauds. He had been sentenced March 24 to 10 years and a fine of 586701 dollars. The release follows a June 9 amnesty signed by President Palma granting clemency to Americans convicted in Cuba during the occupation or awaiting trial.
New York June 1 J J Hill president of the Great Northern railway sailed for Labrador and Greenland aboard the yacht Wacatouch. He plans a six month voyage for pleasure and scientific investigation.
Topeka dispatch reports George R. Henderson of the Santa Fe says the boiler makers strike at San Bernardino is settled. Many veteran workers are being recalled as space allows.
The proprietor of the American house in Hamilton Bermuda hosted a feast for 130 Boer boys released from prison camps in the harbor. They were divided into groups of 25 for the banquets.
Senor Gonzalo de Quesada, the first Cuban minister to the United States, arrived today in New York on the steamer Morro Castle from Havana, accompanied by his family.
Washington reports a sensational Cuban reciprocity probe as F R B Thurber testified that 8000 to 9000 was paid from the Cuban treasury to influence U S policy. Beet sugar Republicans plan a caucus tomorrow, with a general conference slated for Friday or Saturday to discuss the impact and await committee reports.
Elkins and Nevada senators confer with Republican Cuban committee allies. The panel will note the Cuban committee refused two proposals rebate and commercial treaty and favors a straight 20 percent reduction with presidential revocation power. Beet sugar senators hopeful for reciprocity halt or no legislation this session.
London reports Colonel Arthur Lynch, a Boer War participant and elected Galway MP, arrested on arrival from France and arraigned at Bow Street on high treason. He was remanded to June 14 with his wife present, while Lieut. Col. Nolan sought bail which the magistrate denied.
In the collapse of the Pine and Nineteenth streets building formerly Clark's natatorium wreckers were at work. Six Negro workmen were injured and one, Harry Adams, was probably fatally hurt.
United States grand jury in New Orleans that had been probing the beef trust was dismissed today without any indictment being returned.
Rescuers report ten deaths as the region endures its worst storm in years. Officials warn of continued dangerous conditions and urge extreme caution for travelers and residents.
A severe late night cyclone and 80 mph winds hit Peoria and Kingston Mines causing at least 10 deaths with many injured. Property losses exceed hundreds of thousands of dollars as railroads telegraph lines and factories sustain heavy damage. Kingston Mines suffers extensive destruction including homes, a church, engine house and mine structures.
A double storm hit Peoria Illinois at 10 PM and 2 AM causing extreme damage. The torrential rain and high winds destroyed structures and disrupted the city with effects described as the worst since 1843. The scale of losses remains uncalculated as residents assess the aftermath.
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