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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

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Hanna Rally Caps Ohio Republican Convention in Cleveland

At the Ohio Republican state convention in Cleveland the Hanna faction won key state tickets and praised leadership while Senator Hanna and George B. Cox renewed cordial ties. General Grosvenor led as permanent chairman with Roosevelt and McKinley references as the platform stressed tariff stability, trusts control, and strong Philippine policy.

Woodmen of the World Initiates 200 In Line at Aconda

The Woodmen of the World lodge at Aconda held a large initiation with about two hundred new members joining in a single ceremony. Local officers oversaw the event and welcomed the initiates.

Banquet Honors City Work And Evening Gathering

A city event yesterday praised the excellent work completed and drew many attendees to the banquet in the evening. Officials and residents celebrated progress and community contributions in a formal reception.

Lodge

Sympathetic Strike Threat Looms In Coal Regions

St Louis May 28 Frank P Sargent member of the national arbitration board says a sympathy strike by bituminous miners may follow if the anthracite dispute isn’t settled in eight or ten days He notes miners’ potential 450 000 turnout and rules out railroad spread He warns of widespread business disruption. Camp No 14 Woodmen of the World held a large initiation at Anaconda with about 200 new members and a parade through the city. A B Keith Butte Miner editor spoke, and the event included a formal banquet at Turner hall with elaborate decorations and a large crowd.

Sargent St. Louis Frank P. Sargent National Board of Arbitration Mark Hanna Associated Press New York Mitchell Sam The Woodmen of the World Anaconda Avaconda Butte’s A.O. H. Hall O'Clock Anaconda Band A. O. H. Hall Cedar Street Park Avenue Chestnut A. B. Keith Butte Miner Keith Stephens

Sooners to Leave Spokane Reservation Eviction Followed by New Roundup

Indian police prepare another round-up of sooners on the Spokane reservation after evicting 300 to 500 claim seekers. Fears of bloodshed rise as evicted groups camp along the Spokane River and along the upper bridge seven miles above the confluence with the Columbia.

Spokane Sooners Anderson Red Constabulary Columbia

Boom for Roosevelt Two Years Hence at Kansas Rally

Kansas Republicans gather for a convention as Congressman Long hails Theodore Roosevelt as "Our Leader Now" and projects him as the party's leader by 1904, amid rising enthusiasm. The crowd responds as party support intensifies for the president’s anticipated re election.

Roosevelt Kansas Long White House

Republicans Nominate Kansas Ticket At State Convention

The Kansas Republican state convention in Wichita named a full ticket led by Governor nominee ex-Congressman William J. Bailey of Baileyville and carried strong Roosevelt sentiment. Other officers include D. J. Hanna, C. C. Coleman, Joseph R. Burrow, Seth G. Wells, Charles H. Luling, IT. Dayhoff, with six, four, and two year supreme court terms and C. Scott as Congressman at large. The platform endorses Roosevelt, reciprocity with Cuba, and U S ownership in the Philippines with rapid civil government, while prediction is made for Roosevelt's renomination and the party emblem of an eagle.

Hanna Grosvenor Roosevelt Foraker Nash General Dick Lewis Laylin Zanesville Bushnell McKinley Charles H. Grosvenor Philippine Philippines Dewey Spain Porto Rico White House United States Congress John Sherman Democratic Party Cuba Family of Nations Wichita Kan William J. Bailey Baileyville D. J. Hanna Hill City C. CC. Coleman Clay Center Joseph R. Burrow Smith Center Seth G. Wells Erie Charles H. Luling Dayhoff Hutchinson H. 8. Mason Garden City J. C. Pollock Winfield A. L. Greene Newton Supreme Justice A. H. Ellis Beloit E. W. Cunningham Emporia C. &. Scott Tola Friends Mr. Bailey George E. Coleman Congressman Long Loase House Senate Mr. Long Washington Kansas Burton Bailey Mel Kinley Unite States Republic of Cuba Republican Congress Philippine Islands Rooseveltt

Senate Delays Final Philippine Bill Vote to Tuesday

Washington May 28 The Senate agreed to take the final vote on the Philippine government bill and all amendments next Tuesday at 1 p m Debates would run under the 15 minute rule on Monday and Tuesday The chamber also adjourned after approving a public buildings conference report and a state school indemnity adjustments measure General Miller is cleared of publishing a provocation to war in Hoar's letter and Lodge proposed minor amendments to the bill

Washington Senate Burrows Michigan Milipinos Warren Lodge Culberson Mr. Culberson Hoar Sen M. P. Miller United States Army Hour General Miller Acuinaldo Miller McKinley Otis Mr. Hoar United States

Engineers Elect Officers in Norfolk Convention

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met in Norfolk on May 28 with a focus on salaried officer elections. A Youngson was re-elected grand chief engineer, T S Ingraham re-elected first grand engineer, and Delos Everett elected third grand engineer. The terms of Grand Chief Arthur and Second Grand Engineer Salmons extend two more years.

Norfolk Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers A. Youngson Ingraham Delos Everett Arthur Salmons

Bill to repeal mine signals code proposed in province

Victoria B C May 28 Smith Curtis introduces a bill to amend the inspection of metalliferous mines act by repealing sections 9 and 10. The bill would do away with the code of mine signals adopted last year and approved by miners unions in the province.

Victoria B. C

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