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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
8
Amid tense political rallies at Silver Bow headquarters, registration soared to 18 000 as districts 4 12 16 17 and 18 push total past the mark. Speakers attack Amalgamated Copper and fuse for Clark, MacGinnis veers into mining stocks and state politics with a surprise pledge to back Clark for U S senator.
A long registry notice enumerates registration sites across districts with precincts and agents. Locations include Centerville 954 North Main street James Murray, Dublin gulch Duggan house, Brown's district four Joe Martini, Granite and Alaska corners, and multiple other street addresses.
At the Auditorium meeting MacGinnis announced that the Amalgamated Cop company did not own property in town or employ miners and was not responsible in this state. The event featured a concert by a glee club, a band performance, and remarks by H. L. Frank who spoke about protecting and redeeming Montana.
Great Northern announces a new Sunday schedule with a Butte to Anaconda train at 5 p.m. to connect with the 3:45 p.m. Great Falls arrival. Passengers will change cars in Anaconda. the through train to St Paul and the coast keeps 10 p.m. through Butte and 7:40 p.m. from Anaconda.
A rousing meeting of independent Democrats at A C Uy hall South Butte drew strong applause for J M Lamb and B S Thresher. Lamb denounced Republicans for waste and warned of looting while praising Silver Bow’s democratic loyalists and county ticket. Thresher praised mining leaders and assailed opponents Heinze and Clark with sharp critique.
A vibrant gathering at the A. O. U. W. hall celebrated the independent ticket. The address drew an eager audience whose louder applause marked strong momentum for anticipated majorities in the upcoming election.
In Louisville on Oct 26 J M McKnight ex president of the German National Bank of Louisville was sentenced to five years hard labor for embezzlement of bank funds His attorneys received a writ of error and he was released on 12000 bail.
Progressive Society of Silver Bow county completed a lodge in Butte and plans to expand across Montana. The initial 590 members met in Ellis' hall, conducted in German, adopted the constitution and by laws, and elected Henry Mueller as president with an executive board including F A Heinze and G C Fitschen in key roles. Social gatherings followed the officer inauguration.
The Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging company of Seattle awarded the contract for a new wooden wharf at the Puget Sound station for $26,670. The wharf will be 48 feet wide and 568 feet long with chemically treated piles to resist climate. Work begins at once and the price is under half the congress appropriation.
Raymond Tallis known as Ray Raymond, a Salt Lake and Denver newspaper correspondent, died after falling from the Occidental hotel window in Quincy Illinois. He had recently visited Illinois to settle a family dispute and was reportedly drinking. investigators consider the death likely a suicide or accidental fall. He leaves a wife and son in Missouri.
An old medicine ad markets Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy for nasal congestion and head cold symptoms. The copy promotes relief from cold discomfort with the stimulant effects of quinine and laxative action.
The Lawton brought over 600 stranded miners to Seattle from Cape Nome at government expense. One man, James O'Brien, died at sea just before arrival at Dutch Springs. Two others, W Spencer and James Baldrick, are seriously ill.
Pendleton Oregon October 26 Toy Li a Umatilla Indian was convicted of murder in the first degree for poisoning another Indian Columbia George also an Indian was convicted of the same offense yesterday in the same case.
Smallpox cases rise as two men, R. J. Hollywood and Ed Trevatkin, are taken to the hospital and expected to recover. A masking suspect at 144 Aluminum Street remains at large while three doctors, Bryant Degge and Albritton, seek the assistant city health physician role. The city pushes vaccination efforts to curb spread.
Mike Rossman a 26 year old man from the east side says his 16 year old wife Mary Svetkovich ran off with jewelry worth about 45 dollars four days after their wedding at 1012 East Park street. He told Chief Lovell and Jailer McGlynn he wants her arrested as there is no trace of her.
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