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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1900
Page
10
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Colonel W F Sanders denounces bribery and corruption as treason to government at Centerville rally. He credits whistleblowers for exposing W A Clark linked crimes and urges swift, honorable action in Montana politics. Delegates discuss McKinley era policy and labor unions amid broad debate.
George Fox and Mike Lynch were involved in a public disturbance at a resort during the fair. The incident occurred on the fifth day as attendees enjoyed oceans of entertainment at the church event.
Report covers the St Patrick’s Church Fair at Miners Union hall with crowds, raffles, and prizes. Miss Jeanette Pletcher won a doll, Miss Catherine Bearles a doll in a buggy, and other prizes including a wine set and portraits. The event features a grand ball to end the fair and aims to raise funds for enjoyment and charity. Later, a street disturbance near Broadway led to police dispersing a crowd after a fight between George Fox and Mike Lynch resulted in injuries. both were jailed briefly and released after negotiations with officers.
Tickets from Great Northern office at 41 North Main Street cover Anaconda and all stations on the line. Time card and freight rate information cheerfully furnished.
For sale a first class cafe with good business and strong demand. Centrally located at R. 8 Standard in Butte. Seller cites good reasons for selling and invites inquiries from serious buyers.
The Butts Bartenders' Protective Union organized last evening under a Western Labor Union charter by President Dan McDonald. Charter members totaled. officers elected include George F. Butler as president, Frank White as vice president, Harry Carnes as financial secretary, Felix De Forest as recording secretary, and Bert KB Sharpe as treasurer. The group was christened with champagne.
The Montana State Trades and Labor council spent the day in session weighing political action with no final decision reached at press time. The convention is expected to decline endorsing any ticket, while noting a healthy, expanding membership and updates on new unions across the state.
Judge Sullivan of the police court fined Mr. Williams ten dollars after a Scott County incident on October 10. Officers Murphy Fogarty plus an arrest and a partial defense by Williams marked the case. An appeal was filed by Williams’ attorney.
Hattie Harding was released yesterday after the police magistrate imposed a fine for an aggravated case of attempting to steal from a gentleman in Pleasant alleys. The convict, a well known colored woman, has been repeatedly linked to purloining in the area.
In Tacoma during midwinter a local enterprise expands lawn care services. The brief notes the business activity and regional focus without detailing owners or exact dates.
W F Burnham of Tacoma, a railroad man, oversees a concrete walk at the Northern Pacific depot and discusses Tacoma's rapid progress. He notes the railroad is building terminal facilities that will benefit local business, cites North Yakima depot work, and praises Snoqualmie dam and its underground electric plant as engineering marvels.
N Bowers of Missoula BRA L Mannheimer of Great Falls A W Miles ex mayor of Livingston in Butte on business BK Stevens and H L Myers of Hamilton in the city John A Luce and A B Carew came from Bozeman on last night's train L L H W Mickel financial secretary of Montana Wesleyan University is in Butte today
United States revenue cutter Rush returns from a 15 000 mile Bering sea voyage assisting 18 vessels in distress and patrolling for sealers. Captain Cushing notes dire conditions among Aleutians natives with 174 survivors on Alka island and 27 deaths since departure, predicting possible extinction.
Joe Gans of Baltimore stopped Otto Beilhoff of Chicago in the ninth round of a scheduled ground go at the Olympic Club Denver. A right and left to Beilhoff’s chin ended matters as he sagged and could not rise. Beilhoff fought gamely and both men remained clean in a fight witnessed by about 200 fans who cheered the Baltimore victory.
Fire broke out in the Hardware club rooms on the eleventh story of the Postal Telegraph building at Broadway and Murray. Water flooded from above, but the damage to the structure was slight and no injuries occurred. Telegraph operators remained safe throughout the incident.
Columbus Ohio October 16 crowds fill streets and hotels as visitors converge for Governor Roosevelt's visit. Ten speeches since leaving Cincinnati earlier the evening did not tire him as he spoke to large audiences at the city auditorium.
Jack Root, the middleweight champion of the West, stopped Dick O'Brien of Lewiston Maine in three rounds at Tattersall's. The bout featured swift combinations and a decisive finish sealing Root's dominance in the ring tonight.
The steamship Humboldt arrived from Buckaway bringing 000000 dollars in treasure and 2 passengers, including several mining operators. One consign ment from the Canadian Bank of Commerce was 83.2285 rent to the local assay office owned by J. E. McAlpin. Benjamin Stone of Victoria, mate of the river steamer Clifford, drowned after going overboard on Thirty Mile River in October. Upper Yukon steamers have gone to winter quarters. Bailey, Bifton, Ora and Zealandia plan another round trip if possible before navigation closes as large ice flows downstream.
Victoria reports a typhoon reaching Yokohama and other ports on October 28 causing substantial damage with few fatalities. The emperor of China sent a message seeking Japan's help to end current affairs peacefully. A memorial service for the late king of Italy occurred October 1 at Tsukiji Cathedral. Japan’s rail mileage reaches 2635 miles with 832 government controlled.
In Seattle on October 16 the registration books closed with about 14 500 names, with exact counts to be finalized tomorrow. Earlier counts show 1 441 in 188 and 11 089 in 180s.
London reports Lord Salisbury has offered the war portfolio in a reconstructed cabinet to Lord Balfour of Burleigh, secretary for Scotland, per the Daily Express.
Tacoma voters registered 5 501 by end of registration in Tacoma on Oct 16 a gain of 1 729 over two years ago Local officials note turnout potential and the surge reflects growing political interest in the city.
Passengers arriving from the Orient aboard the Empress of Japan claim soldiers correspondents and missionaries looted residences and stores at Tientsin and Pekin. Immense quantities of silver and valuables were taken.
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