21 Oct 1900
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1900
Page
1
A report notes Bryan spoke with ten farmers during a trip through New York's central belt, with the journey wrapping up at an unspecified location.
William Jennings Bryan wrapped up a four day New York tour with multiple mass meetings in Buffalo after delivering about 15 addresses across Elmira Corning Bath Coshocton Wayland Livonia Avon Spencerport Brockport Holly Albion Medina Middleport and Niagara Falls. He assailed Republican trusts praising farmers and blasting Philippine policy while urging voters to act in the coming election.
In vivid sensational prose a driven-out senator proclaims a dawn boodle deluge act. The scene centers on Nee large bills and twenty-dollar gold pieces arriving at Clark's residence parlor window in Butte. W. A. Clark urged to attend to claim his share amid a bank and fusion vindicator backdrop.
Cincinnati Oct 20 Judge Harmon long viewed as a Republican-aligned judge supported Palmer and Buckner four years ago but now declares he will vote for Bryan. In a letter to Colorado Springs attorney Irwin Harmon says he disagrees with Bryan on free coinage of silver yet will vote for him to condemn the administration’s record and risk decisive opposition.
A concise note quotes "Judson Harmon" stressing that certainty encompasses far more than risk, urging thorough consideration beyond mere danger assessment. The message conveys formal, earnest sentiment from Harmon.
Hazelton Pa Oct 20 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers told an Associated Press representative that a general strike end would follow if every operator posted notices like those already issued by some mine owners He suggested full company notices would clear up obstacles and allow settlement He plans a possible Scranton trip but no new convention is announced
Georgetown Ky Oct 20 The jury found Henry Youtsey guilty of being a principal in the Goebel assassination and fixed the punishment at life imprisonment. The defense may seek arrest of judgment delaying sentencing until February and a possible sanity inquiry. Youtsey to Frankfort jail for safekeeping.
A long list of murders and a massacre of missionaries shocks Shene province as boxers reportedly sweep foreigners, prompting regional authorities to tighten security and urge calm amid mounting tensions.
Washington reports a Chefu consul dispatch detailing massacres of missionaries in Shensi. June to August saw murder, arrests, and mass killings of Americans, French and Swedish workers, with many families killed or driven into mountains.
A four man committee from Lehigh Valley Coal in Hazelton PA met district superintendent F D Zerby to press how the firm will apply a 10 percent net wage boost linked to powder costs. William R Jeffrie led the group as miners sought clarity while union status was not specified. Zero details were released and President Mitchell declined comment.
Feranton Pennsylvania reports coal companies adopting new polices after a Philadelphia conference involving operators and the Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron company and Leigh Coal company. National Organizer Hilcher says the plan fails to meet miners demands and warns the strike will continue until resolved.
In Bozeman on October 20 the college hosted Livingston High School in the season opener. The college won by a score of 14 to 0 over the high school team on the college grounds.
Special Dispatch reports Washington status of Hz Shermans condition remained unchanged through the night. He was comfortable during the day and it was said tonight he was better and improving.
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