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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
8
Senators Nelson and Wilson began their campaign in Butte with a notably unfriendly reception. Nelson spoke to a decidedly Democratic crowd while Wilson of Washington delivered a flowery address that failed to elicit applause from the gallery.
In Butte Montana last night Senator Knute Nelson from Minnesota and Ex Senator Wilson of Washington spoke to large crowds at the Auditorium and Opera House. Despite high hopes the audience remained cool and hostile to the imported speakers, with Nelson's question about four years ago provoking a Bryan shout.
At 8 23 pm Hon. Lee Mantle introduces Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota to Montana Republicans in Helena. Nelson, a farmer and immigrant, stresses GOP prosperity under McKinley, attacks Bryan, and defends tariff and trust actions amid a lively crowd.
Ex Governor Richards introduces John L. Wilson of Washington as the keynote speaker. Wilson praises Montana’s 1900 platform and Republican leaders, argues for McKinley and Roosevelt, and condemns Democratic tariff policy referencing Bryan and the Wilson bill.
Frank W. Sloan longtime Gallatin County resident and pioneer died last night from dropsy after years of illness. Born February 13 1825 in Wayne Kentucky he traveled through Missouri Santa Fe and Denver before joining Montana mining camps. He served as Gallatin County treasurer in 1880 1882 and 1886 and later farmed in Madison County with interests in Trail Creek coal. He left a widow and six children. funeral set for tomorrow from Main Street residence.
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