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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1900
Page
12
The Northern Montana Office of the mo eess is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished in application.
Great Falls October 27. A Republican rally drew thousands as 600 torchbearers lit the night sky, marching from the Grand hotel to the depot in a show of honesty against debauchery and fraud. Col C F Copeland and Col Wilbur F Sanders spoke amid sharp attacks on Bryan and W A Clark, urging Montana voters to back republican principles for the next century.
Great Falls news: John Smith and John Schwartz, roommates at the silver smelter boarding house, argued after attending a republican forchlight procession. Smith armed with a chair swung, Schwartz drew a knife causing multiple wounds. Smith sent to Columbus hospital while Schwartz remains in county jail awaiting Monday hearing.
Hermann Rudolph of Great Falls admitted to officers that he mutilated himself and that his earlier report of being robbed by three men on the railroad track near Nelhart was false. He said heavy drinking left him unwell and possibly "off" at the time. For two weeks Rudolph misled investigators, causing several arrests. he has since recovered and questions about his sanity will be explored.
John Kellogg, who gave that name, was arrested in Great Falls on a Montana track obstruction charge tied to Cascade. Police say several others are involved. Kellogg is the only one yet captured. The obstruction involved empty beer kegs placed on the track. The crime occurred October 3, and Kellogg is held on a $500 bond awaiting preliminary hearing.
Tom Marshall of Missoula visits Great Falls. J H McKnight returns from a trip east. Barney Lavelle of Riceville tours Chicago. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Manneman. Clarence Lux returns from Bozeman. J P Lewis comes home from McComb with family. Mr and Mrs Sam French back from Butte and Anaconda. Patrick J O Hara buys 120 acres in section 25 and 40 acres in section 24. Water Power & Townsite Co sells to Martha Newiey lot 3 block 449 townsite for 500 dollars. Revival services at Warren M E church begin Monday under Rev IL Martin.
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