Democracy Owned Anaconda Huge Audience at Margaret Theater
Col G B Nolan and Hon Con F Kelley spoke to a large crowd at the Margaret Theater in Anaconda. Boston and Montana Band energized the city with a lively program following their remarks.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
1
Col G B Nolan and Hon Con F Kelley spoke to a large crowd at the Margaret Theater in Anaconda. Boston and Montana Band energized the city with a lively program following their remarks.
Col C B Nolan and Hon C F Kelley spoke at the Margaret theater for the Democratic rally in Anaconda. They attacked Heinze and urged voters to back Democratic candidates, praising local judiciary and urging unity against fusion forces. The crowd filled the theater as music played and supporters organized the campaign effort.
Democratic candidate John M. Evans will address citizens of Silver Bow County at the Grand Opera House in a rousing rally advocating his congressional bid.
Roland B. Molineux testified he is innocent of murdering Mrs. Katherine J Adams and denied making cyanide of mercury or mailing the poison package. He described anger toward Cornish and details of his club resignations, business roles, and lack of any handwriting or letter involvement. The defense opened with his sworn testimony amid large crowds and heavy police presence.
The Nov 2 edition of To Morrow's Standard will feature closing scenes of the Butte campaign on a color supplement page. It will also include a review of the national congressional election scene and other campaign material. Fatty Felix and his companions return, plus a Halloween tale and a portrait of Butte buds at a party. Doolsy discusses Ireland’s political state and Ade offers a Modern Fable on taxpayers.
Scranton reports the anthracite strike commission began hearings and announced any wage award shall take effect November 1 1902. Miners favor a new wage scale and shorter work day while operators defer to the commission. The panel, including six commissioners, surveyed mines and questioned miners about pay hours and conditions in Manville and surrounding regions.
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