Bryan campaign train delayed by crowds in Chicago
Will J Bryan described his Englewood arrival as one of the greatest days of his campaign amid mammoth Indiana crowds. Mrs Bryan joined in the reception as he attacked Rockefeller Carnegie Harriman and Taft, promising to expose trust magnates and the empty dinner pail slogan. Police investigated false arrival reports as torpedoes shocked the restless crowd late at night.
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Chicago
Will J. Bryan
Englewood
Indiana
Hoosier
Mr. Bryan
Pat
Ign
Messrs
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Harriman
Moosevelu
Tate
Buffalo
Taft
Itm
Anderson
Bryan
Republican’ Party
Roy
Sherman
Roosevelt
Lake Shore Road
Cook County
Stock Yards Cavalry
Dig
Inquest Postponed On Patrick O’Farrell Case
Inquest into the death of Patrick J. O Farrell was postponed due to non appearance of witnesses. The coroner, Stevens, will conduct the hearing at Duggan's undertaking rooms. O Farrell died Friday night from back injuries after a fall of six floors or steps, with details unclear from the fragment.
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Patrick J. Ofar
Stevens
Duggan
O'Farell
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Trial Offer Tempts Nervous Women
Nervous Wrecks And Worn-Out Women are urged to try Stuart's Calcium Wafers. The ad promises blood building and nerve vitality, claiming the product enriches the blood and steadies nerves. It invites readers to send name and address to receive a free trial package by mail from a New York address.
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Soman
Stuart
Sluart
Raagear 8 Brunt
Naish
Funerals Scheduled After Mountain Con Mine Incident
A funeral plan is announced for the Cen terville disaster victim with services set for tomorrow. The body will be transported from Hibernian hall at 9 30 to St. Lawrence church where a requiem high mass will be held at 3 45.
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Hibernian Hall
Centerville
St. Lawrence Church
Michael J. Parrett
Hibernia Hall
Butte births and local notes fill brief news
A long list of births, visits, trips, and minor events fills the Butte briefs. New arrivals include a son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John I kid and a daughter born October 31 to Mr and Mrs Malcolm McLeod. Residents travel from Cornwall to Walkerville and Spokane to Omaha. An attack of bronchitis keeps John J. O'Meara resting, while others return from trips to England, New York, Boston and Washington. A fire incident occurs in a plumbing shop causing smoke and a small blaze. Local officials and residents, including Judge L Callaway and stenographer T J A Monaghan, return from Boulder and Virginia City respectively as campaigns and routine matters continue.
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John I Kid
John J. O'Meara
J. H. Graham
Miles City
Butte
Martin Gries
Lake Linden
Minn
Josiah Lawry
Cornwall
Afr
J. HL. Knesbone
John J. McQueeny
Connecticut
Martin A. Egan Anson
Omaha
Kansas City
James Murphy
Spokane
Quartz Street
L. Callaway
T. J. A. Monaghan
Virginia
Boulder
Dan Arms
Missoula Land
Edison phonograph offers 4 minute amberol records
The J. M. Orvis Music House of Missoula Montana advertises a Edison phonograph modification to play new amberol records that run four minutes while standard discs are two minutes. Complete supply of both types is available.
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Edison Phonograph
J. M. Orvis Music House
Missoula
Mont
Jersey Campaign Openly Bets on State Victory
In Trenton on October 11, Republicans predicted winning New Jersey by about 40,000 plurality, while Democratic managers forecast Bryan would carry the state by 17,000. The unknown factor appears to be the labor vote.
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Trenton
N. J
Repub-Icans
New Jersey
Bryan
Norris Faces Crowd After Voice Fails to Carry Speech
A crowded rally excerpt shows Governor Norris apologizing for not delivering a planned address due to a voice ailment. He under medical care, expresses regret, and thanks the audience for the reception as supporters Kru mer and Geraghty speak briefly for the ticket.
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Akilled
Farmers of Flathead cast votes for Bryan
A straw vote among Flathead county farmers at the Farmers Protective association quarterly meeting yielded Taft 86, Bryan 10, Debs 3, and Chafin 1. The ballot was counted by republican and democratic tellers and represented progressive and successful farming residents.
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Standard
Kalispell
Farmers’ Protective Association
Hrvan
Taft
Debs
Chagin
Flathead County
Marmola Prescription Tablets Advertises Fat Loss Remedy
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as an easy inexpensive cure for obesity. The copy promises simple use after meals and notes a Detroit based company behind the product.
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Resiaianieane Company
Detroit
Mich
The 5 T store appeals to quality seekers in drugs
The store emphasizes careful selection, cleanliness, and service as core values. It claims purity is vital, promises fair pricing, and highlights Rice Cream as a grease free, fragrant facial cream sold at fifty cents, claiming it doesn’t promote facial hair growth and absorbs quickly.
Hearst Reveals Letters At Rally In New York
William R Hearst reads letters at a New York rally discussing congress in extra session and calls for a permanent press bureau to control the Associated Press. The missive mentions Roosevelt, Kansas delegation figures Long and Curtis, and a plan to delay action until temperate measures can be agreed.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Mr. A
Senator B
Tongie
Congress
Long
Curtis
Kansas
Campbell
Roosevelt
Dolley
Fapblo
Sibley
Hearst
John D. Archbold
Democrats Expect To Carry Ohio By Fifty Thousand
Ohio news dispatch cites Democratic and Republican leaders projecting statewide outcomes. Henry A. Williams, Republican minutes chairman, asserts Taft will win Ohio with at least a 75,000 plurality, with Harris and the state ticket supporting similar margins. W. L. Finley, Democratic state chairman, says Bryan’s plurality will exceed 50,000.
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Ohio
Columbus
Henry A. ‘Williams
Republican Minutes
Taft
Harris
W. L. Finley
Bryan
Democrats of Powell Hold Large Meetings
Elliston and Garrison hosted rousing Powell County gatherings with large crowds. Speakers included Col. Tom McTague, Cockrell, 8. P. Wilson, and Stewart of Madison county, with Judge Rippingale chairing Elliston. The turnout signals strong interest ahead of Tuesday elections.
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Standard
Elliston
Powell County
Garrison
Garrison Col
Tom McTague
Aidate
Cure Cockrell
P. Wilson
Stewart
Madison County
Montana campaigns heat up with labor and bank issues
In Helena a two party rally plan unfolds as Republicans meet in the Auditorium and Democrats in the opera house. The race centers on labor policy and bank deposit guarantees with Bryan leading by 16,000 and Norris by 4,500 as Donlan may win by 7,800 and Taft by 8,000.
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Helena
Montana
Opera House
Bryan
Norris
Lanstrum
Donlan
Taft
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University of Virginia
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Butte Briefs
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