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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1900
Page
14
Last evening in Butte a large Republican rally drew strong turnout led by Col. Wilbur F. Sanders and John W. Fraser. Speakers attacked Democratic administration and Montana corruption while avoiding concrete policy debate and addressing the crowd with sharp invective.
The Butte Auditorium hosted a Republican rally led by Colonel Sanders who blasted bribery and corrupt wealth while praising wartime prosperity. Fraser offered a brief dignified talk as Sanders delivered a forceful denunciation in a crowded, attentive audience including families and children.
James A. Graham aged 50 died yesterday. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The funeral service for Ed Murphy aged 65 who died Thursday will be held today at 2 o'clock from Duggan's.
Mike Duffy went to police headquarters at night to have a man arrested for assaulting him. He mistook Chief Lavelle for the aggressor, and Lavelle ordered Duffy jailed for causing a disturbance on the street.
A report from the Barret and Jacky block notes a suspected smallpox case yesterday afternoon. Dr. Moore did not confirm smallpox and a final diagnosis will take 24 to 48 hours. City physician Dr. Alexander offered no personal examination or certainty. A grand ball by Hemlock circle 1% at Renshaw hall is listed for Wednesday evening October 3.
The Montana Democratic convention denounced Clark and Daly tactics, endorsed Bryan and free silver, and pledged legislators not to support Clark allies for senator. It selected a county ticket with Hartman as state senator and Henderson, Smith, and Morgan as representatives, then renominated Clark ticket candidates and formed a Democratic club in Butte. Delegates to the Butte convention were named, with W S Hartman among the slate.
A large mass convention in Livingston selects nine delegates and nine alternates to the state convention at Butte on Oct. 2. They endorse Kansas City platform Bryan and Stevenson and nominate county and legislative officers with cross endorsements from Silver Republican and Democratic tickets. Red Lodge also holds a mass convention ratifying Sept. 12 nominations and directs ballots for state treasurer and Sixth Judicial District judge.
Police report Wille Young aged nine and Bryan Kenture aged four vanished from their homes on Wyoming Street and West Park Street respectively. Officials believe both boys may have followed a lambeau parade and become lost in crowds. police will arrange care once located.
There is always something new at Connell's Always Bargains with a high standard of excellence. The store promises best quality carpets curtains and draperies at underprice values during a week long sale featuring bright new first class goods guaranteed to be superior.
Framed pictures offered at 50 cents tomorrow with gilt frames and 12x14 sizes. A wide selection includes silk damask table linens, Brussels net curtains, lace curtains, and Trish Point curtains. Various bedsprings, quilts, and blankets showcased with marked reductions and special prices for tomorrow.
Ladies receive fine Swiss handkerchiefs with drawn work and insertion in assorted colors. Regular price 25 cents each. Also featuring fashionable Fager pocketbooks and a 65 cent value. Special price offered.
Evelyn Evans was jailed after facing a charge of robbing Martin Engel hart of $0 in a dove cote on East Galena Street. The complaint was filed with Officer Curley. A separate clipped note mentions a Washington druggist and a hot day record.
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