Democratic Rally Echoes Bryan Chants at Madison Square Garden
A large New York crowd at Madison Square Garden welcomed William Jennings Bryan after governors and lawmakers spoke. Bryan urged a Democratic sweep, attacked Roosevelt era policies, and called for honest politics and remedial legislation with a prophesied White House win.
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Bryan Tells of Campaign Contributions Disclosure Demand
In a Cooper Union address William Jennings Bryan argues Republicans drip with constitutional deviations and party leaders hide contributions. He contrasts Taft and Roosevelt on labor and courts, recalls Taft’s 1894 wage decision, and urges transparency as he campaigns to later speak to night workers.
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William J Bryan Assaulted At Waldorf Reception
At the Waldorf Astoria a Woman's Democratic club reception in New York ended when William J Bryan was attacked by two women in front of about 700 guests and narrowly escaped a third. Bryan showed embarrassment as the incident occurred.
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Lincoln Politician Kent Fined for Disturbing the Peace
John Kent a prominent Lincoln Democrat and former Bryan paper employee was fined 25 dollars in police court for disorderly conduct. Six G A R drum corps members testified he cheered for Bryan and caused disturbance.
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Open Air Drum Corps Concert Attracts Crowd
The organization hosted an open air drum corps concert drawing a diverse audience. Performers showcased marching ensembles and musical selections, highlighting community support and local arts promotion.
Liberals Score in Canadian Election as Results Flow In
Early returns show a divided House with 39 Liberals and 47 Conservatives in the last vote. Liberals win in most of the West while Nova Scotia shifts to Conservatives. J L Borden elected in Halifax. William Templeton loses by five votes. Ontario yields 37 Liberals to 36 Conservatives. overall majority forecast between 55 and 60 for Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
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Halifax
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Victoria
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Prince Edward Island
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Saskatchewan
New District
British Columbia
Wilfrid Lauper
Ottawa
British Columbia Elections Narrow Victory for Conservatives
In Victoria the Conservatives won a notable victory as Harry Barnard defeated William Lemmonton, minister of internal revenue, by five votes after elections in three districts were deferred. Yale Caribou Comox Atlin and Kootenai races postponed to later dates.
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Kootenai
Conservatives Gain Seats in Halifax General Elections
Halifax today reports the Conservative party capturing five seats from the Liberals in the general elections. The Ottawa delegation stands Liberals 12 Conservatives 6, down from a prior Liberal majority of eighteen. RK L Borden, defeated four years ago, won in this election.
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Canadian Conservative Party
Liberals Win Big in New Brunswick Election Outcome
St. John New Brunswick Oct 26 The liberals scored a decisive victory in New Brunswick winning ten and possibly eleven MPs from a thirteen member delegation. This follows a prior split with conservatives holding eight seats.
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Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe reports September income rise
Special Dispatch to the Morning Journal from Norton Massachusetts notes the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad reports September operating income up by about half a million dollars. The gain confirms President Hipley’s claim of improving business.
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White plague victim shoots wife in Phoenix tragedy
E T S Knox once a Phoenix National Bank cashier mortally wounds his wife and then attempts suicide with a pen knife. Tuberculosis illness is cited as triggering madness. The couple, married six months, were residents of Knoxville prior. Rome reports the Duke of the Abruzzi granted three months leave to travel abroad.
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Effort to Free Alleged Murderess in Media Jail
Attorneys for Mrs M Florence Erb held as accessory in the murder of her husband Captain Clayton J Erb secured a writ of habeas corpus to win release. The hearing is set for Saturday in Media Pennsylvania where the case rests.
Army Officers on Trial at Fort Wayne for Feeding Private Horses
Major General Fred D. Grant presides as a court martial at Fort Wayne over Colon Cornman and Captain Charles G. French of the Seventh U S infantry on charges of disappropriating government horse feed for horses not owned by officers. Captain Toffey and Lieutenant Peck testified about purchases from Dr. John L. Burkhart with bills of sale, used for the doctor’s horses at government expense. The trial resumes tomorrow morning.
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Charles G. French
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Charles H Holland
Twenty-first Infantry
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Joseph H. Dorst
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John L. Burkhart
Army
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VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN AGAINST NIGHT RIDER BAND
Fourteen prisoners were brought into Camp Normerfoot Lake on October 26 in the night rides outrages case, bringing total custody to sixty one in this region. Major J. E. Mastin led three mounted scouting parties with one expected to return tonight. An attempted search for the masked men near Obien was halted after authorities found no basis for the report.
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Diaz Declares He Will Seek Re election in 1919
City of Mexico reports President Diaz will publish an open letter tomorrow denying retirement rumors and stating he will again be a candidate at the end of his current term in 1919.
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Morrow
Phoenix Man Formally Charged With Murder
A Phoenix man is formally charged with the murder of Thomas Clark a 34 year old English naval veteran. Dick Fletcher faces arraignment tomorrow in the killing that occurred in Phoenix Arizona.
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Formal probe begins into Rankin murder and night rider outrages
Union City Tennessee October 26 The circuit court opened the formal investigation into Captain Quentin Rankin s killing and related night rider outrages near Reelfoot Lake. The grand jury was impaneled with a brief session and subpoenas issued for witnesses as Governor Patterson arrived with Nashville attorneys to aid the attorney general. Residents fear a night rider attack and a guard of fifty men has been organized with town authorities.
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Nashville
United States to Have Three Cardinals Report
A London dispatch says the pope will hold a special ceremony to nominate new American cardinals after reorganizing the American Church, establishing that the United States shall have three cardinals. In Washington, a Central Labor Union meeting endorsed President Gompers and the AFL, supporting Democratic candidates as a vote of 43 to 38.
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London Gene Agency
Gompers
Washington
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Ramart Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Democratic Party
Death mystery over Clark name allegedly used by suspect
The report states Clark died after a telegraph message from Warren Pilinele or Comingwie revealed his death. Before dying, Clark admitted his name was assumed and refused to provide information about his relatives.
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Clark
Joker Explodes Bomb In Barcelona Streets
Barcelona authorities were alarmed when a petard exploded in a street. Police investigated and deemed it a malicious joke with no risk to high officials as King Alfonso and Queen Victoria were not nearby.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
King and Queen Visit French Squadron Hit by Ferry Collision
The king and queen visited the French squadron in the harbor when their launch collided with a steam ferry. Several on board were thrown to the dock, causing a momentary panic. An inspection found only superficial damage. The king and queen departed for Saragossa tonight.
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