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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1900

Page

8

Confrontation at Silver Bow People's Party Convention

The Silver Bow county convention deteriorates into clashes as old leaders J. P. Murphy William Shiflebin and Tom McLauglin are sidelined in favor of Thomas R. Hinds and allies. Delegates clash over credentials seating and a Helena meeting plan with fusion forces suspected of influence.

People’s Party McLaughlin Shiflebin Murphy Silver Bow People's Party Auditorum J. P. Murphy William Shiflebin Tom McLaughlin Peoples Party Helena Montara W. A. Clark Tom McLauchlin Hinds Gates Thomas McLaughlin J.P. Murphy O'Mally Aias Weston Abe Phillips Phillips Tom Hinds Breen C. BP. Mahoney James Benedict J. M. Lewis M. G. O'Mally Clancy W. O D. Clark Fad Matthews John Byrne Silver Bow County Helens William Clancy W. D D. Clark Ed Mathews Thomas Curtis Robert Cruikshank Alex Mackel Mike Lowney A. ©. Abbott Don Mahoney John Bloor P. J. Cowley Adolph Holst John Mutton James Coll Frank Rowan Frank Caughlin James McGovern John Malloy John McGee Mike Godfrey Dan W. Shea Shithebin Cain Peter Breen

Labor Party Convention Elects 86 Delegates to State Meet

Silver Bow county Labor Party held its county convention last evening and elected 86 delegates to the State labor convention in Helena. The gathering adjourned after selecting a credentials committee and arranging for a later meeting at the auditorium. The meeting featured heated debate over delegation selection and adjournment procedures, with disputes over a gag rule and pro rata representation from precincts.

Court House Helena Melonna New Labor Party of Silver Bow County M. P. Haggerty Frank J. Pelletier Haggerty Charles Juannin F. Baxtell John Quinn Quinn John Dawson J. F. Dobson Phil Bowden Michael Deevy Charles Lannin James Bosch Dan McDonald M. J. Geiger R. A. Pel Key Permanent Organization and Order of Business Martin Dee J. M. Flynn Joseph Shannon Frank Pelletier W. H. Pierce Justin Butler A. M. Brouse Frank Milner Thomas Redman House W. J. Robb J. Wettengil J. M. Nally Committee On Djourn J. L. Davis Patrick McMahon Labor Party J. H. Leahey J. I. Davies Mr. McDonald

Krugers Europe Trip Said For Health Not Policy

Johannesburg rumor says General Christian De Wet was killed near Potschstrom on Sept 7. The London Tribune reports. Transvaal consular chief told the Express the Kruger voyage to Europe is personal for health, not political. He declined to say if timing suits a political statement.

Sonal Business New York Johannesburg Christian DeWet Potschfstrom London the Tribune Kruger Europe Express Transvaal W Kruger

Townes Talk Draws Large Tacoma Audience

Tacoma Washington September 17 Hon Charles A Towne addressed a large and enthusiastic crowd delivering a speech similar in substance to those given elsewhere.

Pekin Military Actions Report From War Front

Reports from Pekin via Tientsin and Shanghai describe provost courts opened by military commanders. German forces impose capital punishment for robbery. Captain William Forsythe leads 300 U S cavalry on a ten day reconnaissance to northwest Pekin to rescue Christians. Some expeditions planned but hindered by public opposition. British Bengal lancers allegedly aided Germans at Hiang Hsiang, with Chinese losses totaling about 400.

Pekin Tientsin Shanghai William Forsythe Sixth United States Cavalry Bengal Lancers Hiang Hsiang

President McKinley to Washington for public business

Canton Ohio reports President McKinley will depart at noon for Washington to handle official duties possibly tied to the Chinese question and other matters needing prompt attention. Only Secretary Cortelyou will accompany him.

Canton Ohio McWinley Washington Cortelyou

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William Shirebin Mike Mayphdering James McGuire George F. Bartlett John Hoy Don P. Mahoney James Byrne Order of Business M. P. Toner George Dateh John Weston Dan Brown M c Tom Mackel Con P. Mahoney James Ryan Dennis Hinds Pat Brady B. Terry W. ID. Clark Jack Hoy Anthony Reilly Frank Curran Pat Wall Charles O'Neill John Nugent Dick Warrington Jon Mulderiy Joseph P. Grant George Ritsch William Tipple William Nolan William Smith Pat Brennan J. Lynch John Cooley John Healey Thomas Barrett Don Boyle Richard Sables Mike Brennan John Doran Anthony Coggins James Murray Joan Harrington John Ridney Dat McMahon Mike Mongan Utenry Cudd Joseph Morrissey William Hayden Roy Owens Thomas Uren Mike Tirney John Devit John Dougher James Touhill James Lowney Frank Daley Michael Monahan James Flannagan Walter Riddle John Hennessy William Mulderig James Connors Frank Marron Fred Forrest John Verans Ioan Gavin Dan Hungate H. E F. Smith John Welly Mike Mullarkey John Ricksby Mike Melee Patrick Wilgallon Pat Boland KE. J. Blitzner M. J. Hamimona Richard Ring Mike Green John McGibbney Charles Grant Ed Boyle J. J. Sullivan Bert Garner William Merkely Gustav Rapp Barney Furey John Callahan James Gillahee Mike Shea John Murphy Don Brennan Labor Party Convention Cassidy Mr. Davis Davis Organized Labor Oom Paul Hennessy’s Hennessy's Broadway Hennessy Butte Modistes Paris Mm. Virot Linn Faulkner Mme Julia Maison White Lichtenstein Joseph New York City Knox Butterick Montana Hey Heyl Boston
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