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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1900
Page
2
Washington dispatch reports New Jersey and New York sway in favor of Bryan as Republicans fear a Democratic gain. Electors eyed in New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia and crucial contests in Ohio Illinois and New York shape the national outcome with optimism from Democratic committees and candidacies across key districts and states.
Lexetive Bromo Quivine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. The ad specifies a price of 25 cents and claims rapid relief from coughing and cold symptoms.
The prosecution in Henry Youtsey's case announced readiness for trial in Georgetown, Kentucky. Defense counsel sent interrogatories to Indianapolis seeking answers from ex Governor W S Taylor and ex Secretary of State Charles Finley to be used as evidence.
In Helena on Sept 30 a showered stadium saw Helena edge Great Falls in a tight contest with Maupin pitching and sharp fielding. Key plays included Flannerys center field throw and Halles speedy double play. Great Falls pitcher Jones fanned three while Maupin fanned one. Helena leads series with final game possible in Butte if Great Falls ties.
Great Falls posted a 6 to 4 victory with late-inning scoring. Key players included Flannery and O'Brien with stolen bases and McKibben collecting hits. Pitchers Muller and Tinker worked, while Pace drew a pair of walks and Lynch hit a three-base game.
Spokane defeated Butte 10 to 1 as catcher Hammond fractured his shoulder blade in the first inning after a daring steal attempt. Hammond played on after the injury, contributing a hit and eight put-outs before leaving the game. The injury may sideline him for weeks and threaten upcoming coast games. Attendance neared 1,900, part of a 12,500-plus total over eight days.
Cincinnati falls 3 0 after Waddell wild pitch with bases loaded in a Sept 30 game in Chicago. Attendance 4 162. Batteries Scott Kahoe Waddell Zimmer. Umpire Enstie. In Chicago St Louis split, winning game two behind strong hitting though fielding faltered. Kling Donovan collide at plate. attendance 7 200. Batteries Taylor Kling Nichols Young Criger in first. Hughes Dexter Hughey Robinson in second.
Private Leon Mayhue of Troop I US Cavalry, returning from the Philippines, witnessed General Lawton’s death at San Mateo. He identifies a deserter from the American army as the shooter and describes the gunfire and tactical movements surrounding the incident. A church sighting and telegraph tape found there supported insurgent leadership claims and the alert to recover Lawton’s body.
The Montana State Treasurer's report for September shows receipts of 33438.84 and disbursements of 19921.28. Total cash in all state funds at month end is 507006.14 with detailed balances in permanent schools university and various bonds and silos, including school and university funds and capital buildings. Delegates Selected, Special Dispatch to the Standard. Philipsburg, Sept. 30. At conven...
The Independent Democratic convention is set to meet in Butte on October 2 1900 to nominate presidential electors congress governor lieutenant governor and other state officials. Delegates are apportioned by county with rules for voting and representation and county conventions to elect delegates meet September 29.
Delegates and alternates to the Independent Democrats state convention were elected in Philipsburg yesterday. Delegates include Dan Smith Henry Rehfeldt E F Gilbert C H True John Elkins J B McMasters Dominick Mellon E R Morrison C D Wilson Henry Shhuhl Martin Winston John Price Finler J McDonald. Alternates are Alex Graham John Orr William Maloney Harry Knotz John Wells A L Turnbull Alex Wight Al Stevens Lewis Decker Charles Autherson M Milean Peter McDermott Frank Young.
Governor Sayers releases a total of 67247629 dollars for Galveston storm sufferers as of noon September 30. The figure includes 3852.59 dollars from Brazos river valley relief and uncollected drafts. He will publish a full itemized statement this week detailing sources and use of funds.
The Cunard line steamer Campenia arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown 26 hours late after fog slowed engines during the voyage.
Richard Croker rebutted Governor Roosevelt’s charge linking him to the ice trust. He says he buys and sells stocks for investment and questions why Roosevelt singles out him and fellow Democrats while ignoring Republican interests tied to the trust. He asserts the issue is local, not national, and cites Bryan’s view.
Lord Roberts has been named commander in chief of the British army in London. The appointment, long anticipated, is welcomed by the Unionist party as a sign army reorganization will be carried out efficiently. Semi official notes say George Wyndham will outline wartime reforms at Derby and the War Office plans a large return of troops from South Africa.
Governor Sweeney received a plea from Georgetown Mayor Morgan to deploy militia as a threatened race riot looms. He ordered Colonel Sparkman to move his cavalry troop to Georgetown. Tensions rise as the coastal town’s Black population vastly outnumbers whites after a Black man killed a white man.
Its Summoned Yokohama Sept The Mikado has summoned Marquis Ito to form a cabinet after the Yamagata ministry resigned. The new premier is urged to lead as Japan's China policy shifts to a diplomatic stage with Ito at the helm.
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