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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
2
Washington reports from foreign capitals show varied but largely constructive replies to Russia's Pekin evacuation plan. Officials say responses are longer and more decisive than before, aiming to unite powers without provoking a clash.
The piece discusses a proposed coordinated approach by major powers led by a single agency to end the Chinese dispute. It notes allied ministers in Pekin resisting troop withdrawals, the German Foreign Office driving negotiations, and US openness to changes in conditions while balancing Russia's position and potential commission oversight.
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Morgan's Grove and Keyser in Jefferson and Mineral counties, West Virginia. He defended democracy as open to all, attacked the Republican party as catering to the few, and urged government protecting life liberty and the pursuit of happiness while criticizing monetary policies and wealth concentration.
The presidential candidate spoke to traveling men praising their role and urging inquiry into public sentiment. He warned trusts and said organizers should consider an excursion to visit the president's home while a band played the Dead March in Saul. He warned that trusts would impact the Republican party if kept in power and criticized militarism as colonial policy was discussed.
The Republican campaign in Indianapolis opened with a Marion club street demonstration and a meeting at the English Opera House. Despite intense heat, the venue was crowded and lively with Senator Fairbanks delivering the evening address amid repeated cheers. An overflow crowd gathered at Monument Place where Addison C. Harris, U.S. minister to Austria, spoke.
In a forthcoming World letter, Richard Olney former secretary of state argues that a citizen must support the Democratic candidate and party despite faults. He criticizes McKinley era policy toward the Philippines and warns of a costly Chinese problem outweighing the Philippine issue.
A nameless American of good appearance is jailed in Monclova charged with robbing Wells Fargo of about 20 000 in US bank notes. The money, en route from Mexico City to New York, was stolen at Trevino near the Mexico International and Mexican Gulf railroads. The suspect was arrested on a train near Monclova while heading toward the Rio Grande and authorities say all the money was recovered.
Helena dispatch reports a fare rate of one and a half times the usual on all roads for the pioneers' convention to be held in Bozeman next week. The special dispatch notes the change applies to travel by rail and other carriers.
Well known Schaeffer ranch near Missoula offers 160 acres of hay grain and pasture land. Frank Wears of Missoula also advertises 70 tons hay 40 tons straw and 800 acres first class fall and winter pasture for rent in Potomac by Frank Nelson.
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