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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1900

Page

11

Fusionists Rally Cry Brings Threats At Butte Meeting

At a fusion rally in Butte last evening William Walsh threatened that assassinations would follow if anti fusion candidates won. The meeting featured local speakers including Alex Mackel and paused as Walsh denounced labor opponents and pledged party victory despite eight hour day promises.

William Walsh Walsh W. C. Jones Spokane Wash Alex Mackel Mr. Mackel Butte United States Senate Mackel Fusion County Judge Clancy Legislative Amalgamated Copper Company Fusion Amalgamated Company Peter Breen William Clancy

Walsh speech dominates tense meeting with assassination threat

A meeting featured a Nebraska youth speaker named Collins and a Glee club. Walsh threatened assassination, shocking the audience as many left while the Boston & Montana band played. Workingmen condemned the threat, noting it harmed the fusionist cause.

Walsh Collins Nebraska Glee Club Boston & Montana

Outlook Brightening for Local Striking Miners

The outlook is brightening for the striking miners in this district. They are not connected with the Mine Workers of America.

Mine Workers of America

Determined Strikers Force Shutdown at Grassy Island Washery

In Oliphant near Scranton on October 22, miners led a demonstration to halt work at the Grassy Island coal washery of the Delaware & Hudson Co. About 30 to 40 men had been employed there, producing 10 tons daily. Deputies monitored nearby operations at Rocker Brook as marchers threatened to attack other sites.

Scranton Lackawanna Oliphant Here Grassy Island Delaware & Hudson Company Rocker Brook Carbondale

Gang Boss Injured in Mine Strike Turmoil

In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on October 22 a clash erupted as strikers attacked workers at the Empire mine injuring gang boss John J. O'Hara who was struck and nose fractured. Police dispersed a large crowd amid gunfire and an effigy of O'Hara hung on a telegraph pole as no mines operated that day.

Wilkesbarre Wyoming Valley Lehigh & Wickesbarre Coal Company Eaastern Empire Mine John J. O'Hara O'Hara Hara

Collieries Plan Early Restart After Agreement Reach

In Scranton on October 21 the Hillside Temple and Connell collieries announce an early resume of work in the district. Operators guarantee the advance and a district-wide meeting is set with all officers summoned to Hazelton on Wednesday. The superintendent declined to comment on the advance but confirmed an agreement between workers and operators to restart.

Scranton Hillside Temple and Connell Collieries Hazelton

Bryan predicted to carry New York and California

Chicago reports Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee declaring strong chances for William Jennings Bryan. He cites optimism on New York and California, notes Ohio and Hawaii as influential, and blames Judge Estes Chinese exclusion decision for shifting sentiment.

Chicago Jones The Democratic National Committee Today Bryan New York Oh’o Hiingis Democratic State Committee California San Francisco Estes United States Hawaii

Stevenson Addresses Boer Question in Michigan Stop

A. E. Stevenson spoke in Campau square Grand Rapids under drizzle discussing trusts and imperialism with emphasis on the Boer question. He argued the president could not exceed diplomatic bounds in intervening for the Boers and drew an enthusiastic Holland-American audience. He later toured Detroit with plans for a three day Michigan speaking mission.

Grand Rapids Mich A. E. Stevenson Chicago Campau Square Azelter Detroit Stevenson Campau Michigan New York

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