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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
1
President McKinley and his party tour the Buffalo Exposition where the President is warmly welcomed. Officials and attendees note the cordial reception as the fair highlights industrial shows and regional exhibits.
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley lead a grand Buffalo welcome as he lauds Pan American ties reciprocity and canal projects. Delegates from Canada Mexico Cuba and South American republics join the spectacle with vast crowds and military honors.
James Fleming also known as James McArthur was convicted of the February 15 murder of Captain Oliver Dotson in Washington Gulch Montana. The case connected Clinton Dotson to a conspiracy for an illegal pardon and staged suicide. Fleming awaits execution at Deer Lodge with a strong defense and careful guards.
Newport news reports the Columbia has been chosen by the New York Yacht Club challenge committee to represent the NYYC against Shamrock II. Victory supporters praise Captain Barr and crew as the best to outrun the Constitution’s rivals while owner Morgan backs Barr amid speculation about Constitution’s future.
In Pittsburg the Amalgamated advisory board held a secret retreat as hopes rise for a quick peace amid no public statements. President Shaffer and Secretary Williams vanished after the session, fueling speculation they traveled to New York to seal terms. Trustee John Pierce rejected United States Steel's proposal as unjust to members and said no counter offer had been made. Continued on Page Five.
The Evening World quotes Walter J. Kingsley denying a Pittsburgh men’s syndicate story involving 400000 as a fake. He says he acted only as a press agent and was paid for that service.
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