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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1900
Page
5
The piece portrays Clark’s campaign across Montana as failing to generate applause, highlighting a lack of support at the Helena meeting. Independent Democratic speakers rally voters, while Republicans press attacks on Clark’s political methods, claiming vigor in their drive for victory on election day.
Special Dispatch reports W A Clark faced a cool crowd in Helena as he addressed the Auditorium for about an hour. The event featured a large audience of curious workers, little applause, and a procession of speakers including J R Sovereign and Senator Hanna during a political rally led by McDonnell.
Special Dispatch reports from Missoula that in Bonner Friday night the audience faced four men near the platform two voters and two men without papers. Clark's Colonel Donovan of Great Falls planned a three hour talk but withdrew after a brief start and went to the Margaret hotel for the night.
Charles Wartman spoke to about 400 people in Kalispell, Oct. 2, delivering national issue commentary. His remarks drew cheers and aligned with the independent Democratic party, with Clark and his forces faring badly at his hands.
In Omaha on October 20 Senator Han drew Bryan sympathizers to the event while attendees Jang and H pressed Kin with frequent questions. The scene centered on post election sentiment in Nebraska.
Senator Hanna wraps a six day tour with four speeches in Nebraska including South Omaha packinghouse areas, and one in Omaha before a special train to Chicago. He plans Illinois town stops and a busy national headquarters schedule next week. A stand collapse at Auburn injures a boy while Hanna escapes harm. His arduous week spans over 2300 miles and nearly a hundred speeches amid dust and winds.
Maryland audience hears Governor Roosevelt rail against Bryan and Wellington over gold standard and free silver. He contrasts McKinley era policy, reads a Philippines letter from Captain Sawyer, and urges unity to sustain national prosperity.
Judge Welling Napton held hearings for naturalization this week granting papers to John Beck Frank Anthennen George a Feely John Elisson Albion Weekland James Boyle Lars John Moberg William Lundie John E P Thomas William Willoughby Joan H Barton Angus McDowell Michael Norris John Anderson John Vidas Alfred Roberts Richard James and Thomas Coking. Independent Democrats of Granite county held two political meetings with speeches by FE D Matts and E M Lamb. Hon T Hogan the independent democratic candidate for governor will speak here the 2% of October.
O J E N Gibbs treasurer of the New York Life Insurance Company died at his home in New York City today.
A large enthusiastic audience packed the St Cload opera house in Minn tonight to hear George Fred Williams of Massachusetts. Williams held the audience rapt until a late hour with his address.
The Dutch cruiser Gelderland, carrying President Kru ger, departed at noon and will call at Dar Es Salaam Tanga Jubuit and Marseille.
Independent Democrats and Republicans exchanged views at Potomac in a joint session addressing local concerns. Leaders urged unity while outlining distinct policy priorities and challenges facing the region.
In Missoula on October 20 the Potomac meeting drew Republicans, Independent Democrats and Clark Democrats. J M Dixon and H C Stiff spoke for their parties while Clark Democrats refused to occupy the platform. Stiff’s national politics address drew praise and boosted Independent Democrats. Clark Democrats left in disgust after two brawls.
Anaconda registration offices remained open as night figures showed modest increases. Districts 1 2 3 4 5 6 contributed small totals with District No 4 at Cedar Street and District No 6 listing 153 registrants by closing time.
The Knights of Maccabees Sincerity Tent No 3 thanked the Texas governor for acknowledging a $50 donation for Galveston sufferers. The Anaconda Maccabees also donated, but the funds were used for all destitute members, with a special supreme tent fund covering such relief.
Martin Condon aged 52 died last night at his residence 16 Walnut Street Anaconda of typhoid fever. He was born in Mineville New York and moved to Anaconda about two years ago where he worked as a blacksmith. He was a prominent member of the Catholic Order of Foresters and leaves a family in Anaconda.
Free sacred concert scheduled at New Testament A M E church with pastor Herb W Jennison and Mattie Hall leading the Colored mission program.
Corner Oak and Third hosts Rev Edward G Cattermole with guest preacher Rev KE G Cattermole at Lost Creek schoolhouse this afternoon. Morning and evening worship planned with Sunday school at 12 30 junior league 3 30 Epworth league 6 30 and special music by male quartet and orchestra.
The Montana supreme court today granted the mandamus petition in favor of Euward Schharnikow, ruling his name must appear on the official ballot as a People's Party nominee rather than Populist. The decision affects ballot placement for the upcoming election.
Registry agent I Thomas Boland announces the opening of registration books at 514 Pine Street Anaconda on October 16 1900 and to continue through October 27 1900 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Each day voters of Deer Lodge County Montana may register for the November 7 1900 election.
Henry Redmond registry agent in election district No 2 Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana will open the registration books at 209 West Park avenue Anaconda from October 1 1900 to October 27 1900 daily a.m. to 9 p.m. for the purpose of registering qualified voters for the November 6 1900 election.
I Richard P O'Brien registry agent for election district No 4 Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana opens the city hall to register qualified voters for the November 6 1900 election. Registration runs 9 am to 9 pm daily from October 10 to October 27 with sessions at the police court city hall and 505 Cedar Street and home office for the fourth precinct.
Registration of qualified electors for Election District No. 5 in Anaconda Fifth ward, Deer Lodge county, Montana, begins October 8, 1900 and runs to October 27, 1900 daily 9 a m to 9 p m. Precinct No. 6 north of Fourth Street opens at 519 East Third Street from Oct 8 to Oct 27. Precinct No. 7 south of Fourth Street opens at 518 Hireth Street north of Fourth Street from Oct 22 to Oct 27. Registry Agent Roger Edwards, Anaconda, Oct 8, 1900.
Chris Steuernagel registry agent for Election District No 6 Deer Lodge County Montana will open voter registration at 721 East Park Anaconda from October 1 to October 20 1900 and at 400 East Sixth Street from October 1 to October 20 1900 and 722 East Park Avenue from October 22 to October 27 inclusive during daily office hours to register qualified voters for the forthcoming election.
J Harry Wassman registry agent for Deer Lodge county district No 8 opens registration at Coxs boarding house Carroll October 16 to October 31 1900 for the November 6 1900 election. Office hours 4 am to 6 pm daily with locations at Coxs Carroll Emmons Lost Creek Gavin's and Carroll Coxs as listed.
Registration notice announces the time for the registration of the Dames of the qualified electors in election district No. 15 prior to a stated deadline. The fragment notes a formal civil process with a focus on eligibility and procedural timing.
The notice outlines presidential electors and county officers to be elected on November 6 1900 in Deer Lodge Montana with registration periods from October 15 to October 27 1900. It lists registration districts 1 9 3 and precincts Coloma Copper Cliff Sun Valley and Washoe and notes office hours and locations for registry agents Wallace Warner and MO R Eardley.
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