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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1900

Page

22

Independent Democrats Nominate Hogan for Governor

The Montana Independent Democrats chose Thomas S. Hogan as their gubernatorial candidate at a rousing Helena convention. Hogan received multiple ovations as delegates backed his nomination, with T. Leneghan and J. R. Quigley supporting him and chants rising throughout. The crowd affirmed a platform opposing legislative bribery and direct senatorial election, marking a decisive push for reform in state politics.

Side Myers Ravalli Stiff Committee On Platform Bryan Cornelius F. Kelley Guy Stapleton Congress Charley Hartman Butte Kelley J. R. Quigley Deer Lodge Hogan Thomas Leneghan Aldridge Miners’ Union Park County Leneghan Nolan Lewis and Clarke Helena T. S. Collins Cascade Montana Charles F. Booth Independent Democratic Party David B. Marks Booth Central Committee Terrence Lennon Cen Smith State Central Committee Democratic Party Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Trick Senate Poli Ucs Republican Party

Montana Governor Chairs Contested Democratic Convention

The convention at Helena featured Chairman Charles F. Booth and Gov. Robert B. Smith presiding. Smith condemned bribery and corruption linked to W. A. Clark and McKinley era policy, urging a party free from money influence and defending Philippine policy and Porto Rico status.

Smith Helena Clark Philippine Porto Rico South Africa McKinley Republican Party

Montana Bugle Call Praises Governors and Congressman

The Bugle calls to support for a graduated income tax and condemns federal labor policies. It endorses the state administration except lieutenant governor’s U S senator appointment, praises representative A J Campbell for fighting corruption, and commends him for helping unseat William A Clark.

Montana United States Senate Commonwealth of Montana Union William A. Clark Supreme Court Senate of the United States Republican National Administration Japan A. J. Campbell

Medical certificate exam opens for Montana doctors

Helena hosts semi annual state medical board exam with 27 applicants, second largest in history. Testing today covered anatomy and physiology at the Helena hotel with five board members present. Exam extends through Thursday afternoon as candidates from Butte Great Falls Glendive Missoula and other towns participate.

Helena State Board of Medical Examiners State Board T. J. Murphy McCrimmon Butte O. C. Evans Anaconda J. A. Sweat Great Falls W. C. Riddell Barbour R. S. Wells W. F. Clarkson F. M. Alexander J. B. Freund John A. Wiemer G. G. Stewart

Bankers Association opens annual session in Richmond

The American Bankers' Association convened in Richmond on October 2 with attendees including President Walker Hill of St. Louis Secretary James R. Branch of New York Ellis H. Roberts U S Treasurer Governor J H Taylor and Mayor R M Taylor. Mayor Taylor delivered a welcome and Hill responded followed by state welcome. Reports of the president secretary treasurer and committees on education uniform laws and fidelity insurance were read before adjournment.

Richmond American Bankers’ Association Walker Hill St. Louis James R. Branch New York Ellis H. Roberts United States J. H. Taylor R. M. Taylor Taylor Hill

Gans and McFadden Fight Ten Rounds To Draw

Baltimore’s Joe Gans and New York’s George McFadden battled ten fast rounds at the Olympic club in Denver with neither boxer gaining a clear edge. Gans showed aggressiveness and sharp defense, but the crowd groaned as a draw was announced amid rough in-fighting and about 2,500 spectators.

Denver Colo Joe Gans Baltimore George McFadden New York Olympic Club Gans

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Independent Democrats Thomas S. Hogan Robert B. Smith Albert I. Loeb D. P. O'Connor Mr. Booth J. W. Ponsford Gallatin H. K Stiff Missoula Thomas Mc'Tague Daniel Tracy D. H. Kehoe Silver Bow J. M. Fox Carbon Governor Smith W. A. Clark Mr. McKinley Potters Old Spain England Philippines Lexington Great Britain Washington Jefferson Philippine Islands Cortez Pizarro Mexico Peru Calvary Spain Theodore Roosevelt Fiehe E. D. Matts Oxford Vieuna Brown Vans & Klein Main Street Bankers’ Association the Convention Siegel Clothing CO
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