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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1900

Page

20

Anaconda Man Tommy Hogan Nominated for Governor

Anaconda worker Tommy Hogan, long a furnace tender at the silver mill, has been nominated for governor on the independent democratic ticket. Friends recall his rise from labor to public office, praising his honesty, hard work, and popular appeal among refinery workers and local residents.

Thomas Hogan Tommy Montana Pat Sullivan Tom McMahon al Thrussell Anaconda Works Toughill Hamilton Helena Anaconda E. Wisner Tommy Hogan Wisner Mr. Wisner Thomas Leneghan Butte Leneghan Clark Democrats Tom Hinds Clark

Montana Candidate Tour and Rural Campaign Hospitality

The piece describes how state and county candidates traverse Montana by rail and road visiting towns from Glendive to Hamilton. It details rustic hospitality, bartering, drinking, and speeches at barn or store venues, plus the rough humor and rivalries of frontier campaigning. It notes legal limits on gifts and how enforcement is weak in practice.

Montana Glendive Missoula Bitter Root Hamilton Great Falls Butte Dilon Great Northern Meagher Fergus Lkely Helena Jones Anaconda Legislative Assembly Argentine Republic Buenos Ayres Rosario

Big Money Spent On Coming Presidential Campaign

The New York Herald notes an estimated 25 million dollars will be spent in the next three months on the presidential race with both parties more prosperous than in 1896. It details headquarters plans in Chicago and New York, declares national and state committees will spend vast sums on speeches prints and distribution, and notes extensive use of campaign literature and paid oratory.

New York Herald United States James G. Blaine Marcus A. Hanna Republican National Committee Mr. Hlaine Hanna James K. Jones Democratic National Committee Chicago William J. Bryan McKinley Democratic State Committee Bryan Jones New York Mr. Bryan National Committee Democrats Committee Express Washington Beeches Congress

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