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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1900
Page
15
A local column lists candidates aligned with the Friends of Labor on an independent democratic ticket. The roster names party figures and affiliates, outlining who runs under the labor slate and their positions. The piece notes organizational support and electoral implications.
Missoula county election campaign closes with independent democratic ticket gaining strength as voters study issues. The ticket features trusted local business and labor allies. Clarkites face criticism for their blank legislative slate and alleged labor-party ties.
Colton of the national Y M C A organizes chapters in Montana colleges. After Bozeman and Helena, he established a university chapter at Missoula with a convocation address that inspired students. Twenty two members joined, and two more college groups are planned to form in the state. Colton will speak to college men Sunday.
Dr C A Geno way resigns as local physician and surgeon at Wallace with resignation accepted by N P B A directors. Dr A L Lehman of Wallace appointed to replace him beginning immediately. Lothrop station to open November first handling freight passenger and telegraph with Fred W Treptow in charge. Wilson injured at Jocko sprained ankle mild, apron torn off coal chute. Agent D H Gaudy returns to Ravalli county station after political fencing tour. Freight shipments remain heavy from West and East. stock shipments down from prior weeks.
The funeral of Miss Kittle Ray was held at Hayes & Marsh chapel in Missoula at 1 PM. The body arrived from Hamilton and burial followed the Catholic rite in the local cemetery, with a large attendance.
Missoula notes report visits and movements among residents including Mrs. Rigby, Rev. McJunkin and Miss Louis Lemley, plus court, political, and transport updates. A caboose derailment, new toll station, hospital operation, and civilian projects mark the week in Missoula society and infrastructure.
Agent Force of Saltese has filed a homestead entry near the Saltese Northern Pacific station, a site long thought to be the townsite.Residents are indignant as several houses sit on the land and dispute grows over the claim and its impact on the community.
Attorneys consulted in a protest against accepting the entry as authorities plan to file an application to make the land a townsite. The railroad owns a right of way but not the land, and will not participate. A lively trial is anticipated as local residents oppose the matter.
The Western Lumber company has let a contract to construct a huge crib dam on Nine Mile about six miles above the dam. The 700 foot long structure will rise to 27 feet and be completed in about 60 days. It will hold back logs on the river and ranks as one of the largest works in Western Montana.
Judge Woody completed a two day naturalization session finishing today in Missoula. Several Italians were granted citizenship papers and will be eligible to vote next month. Names listed include Pasquale Monaco Angelo Monaco Feliceano Masselli and Frank Gulia from Italy.
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The article extols the dowager Khedive and Ikbal Hanem as a devoted royal couple. Ikbal Hanem, of Circassian lineage, is highlighted as a peerless wife in a genuine eastern love story with the ruler.
A historical profile describes the khedive of Egypt and his wife, a former slave who rose to queenly rank. It notes her European style, education of their three daughters, and the ruler’s dignified yet affable manner. The couple exemplify a blended court life with private charm and Asiatic gravity.
In Baltimore rumors swirl that Miss May Brown daughter of the late Governor Brown, will marry Baron Rudolph Lehman of Holland. The former governor denies the engagement despite the persistent talk surrounding the match.
The baron and a wealthy Baltimore girl are believed to be forming an attachment that could lead to an engagement. They met last summer and entertained Miss Brown and her family on his steam yacht. He then joined the Brown party at the Paris exposition.
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