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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1900

Page

2

Hanna Tours Wisconsin as He Aims at Political Shift

Senator Hanna began a Northwest tour with six speeches in Wisconsin taking two addresses in Madison and Waukesha amid large crowds. He argued the campaign hinges on a business proposition, defended Republican policies, and attacked Bryan’s class rhetoric while stressing tariff trusts and national prosperity.

Madison Wis Hanna Northwest Wisconsin Waukesha Frye Racine Junction Racine Democratic Party W's Republican Party United States of America Bryan

Hanna Defends Trusts Attack and Tariff Policy in South Dakota

Senator Hanna denounces trusts under Sherman act while warning that removing protective tariffs would harm workers. He urges maintaining wages, boosting industries, and resisting demagogues. He speaks at a casino rally then tours parks and prepares extensive South Dakota stops.

United States Congress Sugar Trust Iron Pipe Company Trans- Missouri Traffic Association Supreme Court of the United States Hanna Pierre Omaha Nebraska Committee Mr. Bryan

Money Changing in Pekin

A Pekin correspondent notes money changing profits in the city with thousands of dollars in capital. Mexican dollars dominate exchange, English sovereigns fetch higher rates, and Colonel Moncreiffe at the British legation handles diverse coins. American troops, led by General Chaffee, gain influence through disciplined conduct and efficiency of the adjutant general’s office, with Captain Hutchinson admired.

Associated Press Pekin Det China Orient Scott Moncreiffe America General Chaffee Chaffee Adjutant General's Office United States Hutchinson Sixth Cavalry

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY TAKE LAXATIVE TABLETS

An old advertisement urges quick cold relief with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by Grover. It promises a refund if the remedy fails and features Grover's signature on each box.

Grovers

Luzon Pacified Claims Stirring Ex-Volunteer Views War Status

Ex volunteer Lt Edward Flaherty says Luzon is pacified with only roaming bands of robbers and Ladrones. He notes Filipinos except the Tagalos support American rule and suggests employing natives in American service to reduce troop needs. He recounts Pvt Glagon's initial volley and Filipino responses to hostilities.

New York Edward Flaherty 27Th Volunteer Infantry Philippines Luzon United States Morong 27Th Infantry Tamay Aguinaldo Flaherty Glagon Nebraska Volunteers Leutenant

Coal Field Found Near Arctic Coast By Port Townsend Party

The Port Townsend exploration team aboard the steamer Cowins has returned reporting a vast coal field near the Arctic coast. Led by Captains Sweat and Coffin, the party found about seven miles of coal land with coal visible in large veins along the cliffs.

Port Townsend Wash Cowins Arctic Sweat Coffin

Princeton Honors Hey Doctor of Laws to John Hay

Princeton New Jersey September 1 The degree of doctor of laws will be conferred upon John Hay secretary of state at the commemorations next Saturday.

Princeton Hey N. J Get Johbn Hay

Patrick and Jones Face Forgery Charge in $25,000 Check

Alfred T. Patrick and Charles T. Jones appeared before Police Magistrate Crane in New York charged with complicity in forging William M. Rice’s name on a $25,000 check drawn to Patrick. Both pleaded not guilty as bank witnesses testified about the indorsed checks and Rice’s supposed death. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow.

New York Alfred T. Patrick Charles T. Jones William Rice Crane William M. Rice Patrick S. H. Swenson & Sons Texas Jones John D. Wallace Swenson & Sons’ Bank David L. Short Albert T. Patrick Short Wallace Rice Swenson H. Findlay Mr. Swenson Witherbee Mr. Rice Osborne

Roving Horses Rally in St Louis Meet Results

At St Louis on an autumn day the race results for five and one half furlongs saw Poyntz take first with William Berry second and Downhearted third in 109 seconds. The mile and a sixteenth winner was Einstein with Inund second and Jump third in 1 48. Miss Mae Day won the six furlongs with Master Mariner second and W J Baker third in 1 13. Pinochle captured the mile and 7 yards handicap with Haviland second and Alice Turner third in 1 45. Iola Or won the purse five and one half furlongs, with Summer second and Hungarian third in 1 06. Laurent won the one mile selling race, Joe Doughty second and Guide Rock third in 1 42.

St. Louis Oct. U Poyntz William Berry Downhearted Instein Inund Jump Miss Mae Day Master Mariner W. J. Baker Haviland Alice Turner Iola Or Summer selling—Laurent Joe Doughty Guide Rock

Races Result at Newport Track October 15

Cincinnati report lists six furlong winners G H Whitney Jack Willis and Larkspur along with Flag of Truce Bob Baker and Brooch capturing races. Placements include Alex Parsons Zaza Spaldy US Longbower Windward Kodak Lite Tim and Mise Aubrey with times around 1:15 to 1:50.

Cincinnati Newport G. H. Whitney Alex Parsons Broadway Jack Willis Zaza Spaldy US Larkspur Longbower Stara Flag of Truce Windward Kodak Bob Baker Lite Tim Mise Aubrey

Klondike Wins at Morris Park Hurdle Handicap

Results from Morris Park on Oct 1 show Klondike taking the hurdle handicap over Alvaredo ll and Draugateman in the first race. Ar banele wins the seven and a half furlong second race with Vulca and Dr Larlow following. Colonel Padden takes the six furlong mando, Dolando wins the one mile selling, Rolling Herr prevails at six and a half furlongs, and Star bright wins the two mile Ethelbert.

New York Morris Park Klondike Alvaredo Ll Draugateman Arbanele Vulca Dr. Larlow the Commando Colonel Padden Laurana Mauga Dolando Oreado Rolling Herr Gold Heels All Baints Dusty Ethelbert Starbright Duero

Harlen Track Results Share Mixed Outcomes

Horse races at Harlem feature six events with multiple winners. Guese Work takes the first five furlongs, Miss Dooley wins the one mile second race, Frond claims the steeplechase, Louisville wins the one mile, His Eminence tops the six furlongs selling race, and Trebor wins the mile and an eighth event.

Chicago Harlem Guese Work Hubert Waddell Shut Up Miss Dooley Dandy H Freluyinghusen Pfrond Hollins Coronatus Louisville Molo Loyola le Desirious Mampshire Trebor Harry Nutter Hold Up

Police removes intruder from territory over tribal tax

Chief of Police Jack Ellis announces removal of J. Kodowtz, a leading merchant, from the territory for refusing to pay tribal tax. If he returns, he faces a $1,000 civil penalty.

Ardmore J. T Jack Ellis J. Kodowtz

Transports Biam Athenian Sailed Home with Frederica Arrival

General MacArthur announced to the War Department that the transports Biam and Athenian have sailed for the United States from Manila. The Frederica arrived at Manila carrying detachments of Batteries C and M of the seventh artillery.

Washington MacArthur War Department Biam United States Frederica Manila Seventh Artillery

Croker Denies $50,000 Contribution Report

New York dispatch reports Richard Croker denying a story that a $50,000 contribution has been made. No further details provided.

New York Hichard Croker

Tammany Hall Critiques Dinner Cost Claim

The source notes deny Tammany Hall funds to the Democratic committees and refute a $50 plate dinner claim, stating the Bryan dinner tomorrow night will cost $5 per plate.

Tammany Hall Democratic Central Committee Democratic State Democratic National Committee Bryan

Governor Commutes Barney Hughes Sentence

Acting on petitions from Deer Lodge county citizens Governor Smith commutes Barney Hughes sentence from 11 to 6 years. Hughes, convicted in 1897 for grand larceny in Lewis and Clarke county, robbed Eugene Murphy of 115 dollars and had been serving an 11 year term.

Standard Helena Deer Lodge County Smith Barney Hughes State Hughes Lewis and Clarke County Eugene Murphy

Brooklyn and Pittsburg Open World Series for Trophy

Brooklyn won the first game at Exposition Park before 4000 on Oct 15. Iron man McGinnity allowed three hits thru the ninth while Waddell was hit by early runs. Pittsburg errors aided Brooklyn as the score ended 5 to 3. Waddell labored but held, McGinnity finished strong after a collision.

Pittsburg Brooklyn Exposition Park McGinnity Iron Man Waddell O'Brien Williams Twuinnue Dows Brook Jae Zinamer McGuitre

Governor Smith Heads to Havre for Independent Democratic Rally

Special Dispatch from Helena reports Governor Smith will travel to Havre to speak tomorrow night for the independent democratic ticket. Attorney General Nolan goes to Billings to address Hazeman tomorrow night. A telegram says Secretary Hogan and C F Kelley were not injured in yesterday's Northern Pacific wreck. they were only shaken up and will speak in Billings tomorrow night.

Standard Helena Smith Havre Nolan Billings Hazeman Hogan Northern Pacific Rocky Fork C. F. Kelley Billboags

Teachers Licenses Granted in Helena

The state board of education diploma committee has granted instructors licenses to Mark Moffett and O. M. Harvey of Livingston, Mrs. F. E. Marshall of Bozeman, Miss Ida H. Rodney of Miles City, and Miss Mabel C. Gormley of White Sulphur Springs.

Standard Helena State Board of Education Carleton J. M. Hamilton Missoula M. J. Garrett East Helena Mark Moffett O. M. Harvey Livingston F. E. Marshall Bozeman Ida H. Rodney Miles City Mabel C. Gormley White Sulphur Springs

Carter Sees McKinley Election Boost After Chicago Talks

Senator T. H. Carter returned from Chicago saying brief talks with Republican leaders convinced him McKinley will win. He estimates McKinley will carry the East and South while Bryan lacks support outside certain western and southern states.

The Standard Helena Oct T. H. Carter Chicago McKinley Sotah Bryan

Stevenson in the East at Camden Campaign Stop Draws Big Crowd

Adlai E. Stevenson arrived in Camden New Jersey to speak on imperialism and trusts urging four more years of prosperity for the common people. A crowd of about 1500 greeted him in Woodbury and five thousand at Camden could not gain admission, with balcony addresses by local speakers before his departure for New York.

Bridgeton N. J Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Democratic Party Woodbury Millville Vineland G. G. Green Opera Court House Camden New York

Wages in 1891 startups across industries reveal trends

Commissioner Wright summarizes a bulletin based on payroll data from 148 establishments in 2 industries and 192 occupations from 1891 to the present. It notes general wage levels, fluctuations, and that 1892 showed mixed changes with some rises lagging behind overall wage trends.

Washington Carroll B. Wright Commissioner of Labor Bulletin

Doctors Granted Certificates After State Exam in Helena

The Montana state board of medical examiners announced that 16 of 27 candidates passed the latest state medical certificate examination. Recipients include J. L. Bates Bridger M. C. Smetters Hunter's Hot Springs H. B. Tice Martinsdale E A Irvine Boulder J A Lamb Sand Coulee Eva A Reed Missoula George B Owen Anaconda E F Dodds Deer Lodge R A Patterson Beh T J McNiece Kalispell G G Stewart John A Weimer Great Falls J B Freund R 8 Wells Butte Reid A White Virginia City James Chapple Billings.

Helena State Board of Medical Examiners W. C. Riddell J. L. Bates Bridger M. C. Smetters Hunter's Hot Springs H. B. Tice Martindale E.A. Irvine Boulder J. A. Lamb Sand Coulee Eva A. Reed Missoula George B. Owen Anaconda E. F. Dodds Deer Lodge R. A. Patterson Beh T. J. McNiece Kalispell G. G. Stewart John A. Weimer Great Falls J. B. Freund R. 8

Bounty Thief to Be Returned to Dawson County

Governor Smith issued a requisition to Governor Lee of South Dakota for W. G. Wilson who is wanted in Dawson county for perjury. Wilson allegedly made false affidavits on bounty claims and is said to be implicated in recent bounty frauds in the eastern part of the state. He is under arrest in Sturgis.

Standard Helena Smith Lee South Dakota W. G. Wilson Dawson County Wilson Sturgis

Requisition Names Sheriff to Return Wilson for Trial

A Dawson County official presented the requisition asking the sheriff to bring Wilson back to Montana for trial. The document identifies the sheriff as the party responsible for transporting Wilson.

Aiken Dawson County Wilson Montana

Cuban Postal Scandals Trial Aims at Rathbone Neeley

Washington reports Bristow is compiling evidence for trial of Cuban frauds suspects Rathbone and Neeley. Rathbone faces four charges including negligence enabling subordinates to cheat the government and $1000 unvouchered payments. The case targets per diem allowances and extravagant spending.

New York Herald Washington Bristow Rathbone Down Rathbone Neeley Neely

Troops Move to Panther Creek Valley to Intercept Strikers

General Gobin commands six companies of the Fourth regiment and a special train to reach a station near Coaldale as strikers advance from McAdoo toward Panther Creek. The governor’s cavalry from Oneida will depart early, at Sheriff Toole’s request, to reinforce the area before morning.

Shenandoah Gobin McAdoo Panther Creek Philadelphia & Reading Coaldale Oneida Sheriff Toole

Smallpox Reported Across British Columbia and Yukon

Victoria reports twelve smallpox cases in Grand Forks and Dawson health officers order quarantine. Trains checked at White Summit pass. a Dawson stampede heads toward the Yukon. An earthquake shock is felt. a racial riot erupts at a saloon. white pass limits freight. Canadian Development prepares for winter with horses.

Victoria B. C Amur Skagway Lake Pear Ogilvie Valley Dawson Keyukuk Chandler Creek Yukon Ircle City Grand Forks White Summit Pass White Pass Canadian Development Company Clear Creek Stewart's River

Vancouver forms local milk combine led by Dr. Harrison

Vancouver news notes a milk combine formed to control the city supply. The principal source is Sulu and Sea Islands with dairy output secured by the group organized by Dr. Harrison, ex premier of Manitoba. An Indian attempting to land at Steveston carried two dead Indians said to have died of smallpox and was refused entry.

Vancouver B. C Sulu Sea Islands Harrison Manitoba Steveston

State board approves bounty and legal claims in Helena

Helena officials report the state board of examiners approved several bills including 13,905 in bounty claims for registration up to Sept 1. The board also allowed Conley and McTague 4522 and Mitchell and Munsigbrod 8675.50 in other payments.

Standard Helena State Board of Examiners Conley & McTague Mitchell & Munsigbrod

Supreme Court to Hear Constitution Follows the Flag Question

The U S Supreme Court granted the government's motion to advance the Neely case for hearing on November 14, signaling a ruling on whether the constitution extends over new U S possessions. Also set for that day are Goetz v Porto Rico tariff and Four Diamond Rings v United States involving a Philippine seizure and smuggling issues. The term includes decisions on trademarks and other cases, with Homer Bird's Alaska murder case slated for December.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Neely Federal Court of New York Wallace Goetz United States Court of the Southern District of New York Board of General Appraisers United States Illinois Pepke South Dakota Philippines Chicago Amelie Saxihner Seigel-Cooper Company Louis Marquet Alexander Neilson Rudolf Geis Court of Appeals Oscar Looker Et al Attorney General of Michigan Supreme Court of Michigan Alice Weil la Abra Homer Bird District Court of Alaska Bird New Orleans Supreme Court

Thames Lightermen Strike Disrupts London Trade

About 1,500 Thames lightermen walked out this morning over differences in interpreting Lord Brassey’s award ending the 1889 strike. The action considerably dislocates London trade.

London Thames Lord Brassey

Morningstar Victor Beats Gallagher in Triangular Handicap

Ora Morningstar of New York won a triangular handicap match against Tom Gallagher for a $200 purse. Morningstar scored 250 to 400, finishing 20 to 350 in Gallagher’s favor.

New York Ora Morningstar Tom Gallagher Gallagher Morningstar

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