Roosevelt Parade in Indianapolis Met With Boisterous Reception
Governor Roosevelt drew a massive crowd in Indianapolis during a fall festival, marching from Southeastern Avenue to the courthouse and delivering a rhetoric attacking Bryanite Democrats and praising the gold standard. A lengthy parade and speeches followed, with cheers and cannon salutes at the courthouse.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Southeastern Avenue
East Washington Street
Court House
Dennison
English
Jackson—Andrews
Bryan
Gener
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Promise Fast Cold Cure
Stops the cough and works off the cold with a claim of curing a cold in one day. The advertisement offers No Cure No Pay and lists a price of 25 cents.
Filipino magistrates corrupt in Manila courts reform planned
Manila reports that Filipino magistrates now run four justices of the peace and four primary courts. Complaints cite bias, malfeasance, collusion with police, and cash for freedom. The Taft commission plans to replace native judges with honest American officials to enact drastic reforms.
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Manila
Hongkong
Supreme Court
Taft Commission
Bloody clash in Matanzas between police and U S cavalry
In Matanzas yesterday a Cuban policeman confronted two members of the 24th United States Cavalry triggering a melee. Trooper Toorey was shot, a soldier and a civilian were killed or wounded, and cap tain Foltz halted a gun-room breach. Colonel Noyes ordered barracks confinement as an inquiry begins.
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Havana
Matanzas
United States
Toorey
Troop D
Foltz
Willard
Noyes
Navy postpones opening bids for battleships and cruisers
The naval bureau chiefs vote 4 to 1 to delay opening bids for the new battleships from Nov 15 to Dec 7, with bids for cruisers also postponed. Rear Admiral Bradford opposes the postponement preferring a before Congress decision. Builders seek time to submit plans and naval officers may study battery changes. The Plunger submarine bid at 170000 dollars total is discussed.
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Washington
Board of Naval Bureau Chiefs
Bradford
Congress
Local Horse Racing Summary Boise October Races
Today's Boise card lists six events with winners Irma PD Anzeela Sa.ler Baby Ruth Di Capo Pat Tucker and place finishers Vinmont Nettie Ham Chespea Guidon Jim Brownell Penton Butte Miss Samson Bill Nye McGinty. Best times include 2 24 2 254 2 27 56 and 1 16.
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Boise
Idaho
Irma
Mettoe
Trotter
Sa‘ler
Chespea
Guidon
Baby Ruth
Jim Brownell
Penton Butte
di Capo
Jim Bozeman
Miss Samson
Pat Tucker
Bill Nye
McGinty
U S State Department Notes on China Negotiations 1900
The October 10 1900 memorandum outlines demands for reparation and guarantees from China. It calls for punishment of guilty parties, continued but discussable arms interdiction, equitable indemnities, a Pekin legation guard, Taku forts dismantling, and possible road occupation. It favors international arbitration and urges early negotiations. The document notes U S reservations on permanent legation guards and partition.
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Washington
State Department
M. Thiebaut
United States
France
China
Pekin
International Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Organization Mo Pekin
Legations
Legislative Branch
Taku
Tientsin
Department of State
White Optimistic On China Policy Ahead Of Berlin Return
Andrew D. White, serving as minister to Germany, spoke with the president and said his Berlin posting next week will not hinder his view that the United States acted wisely in seeking a cautious approach to China. He noted diplomats in Pekin and abroad suspected violence against foreigners but praised U S restraint and urged a possible final understanding with China despite press criticism.
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Washington
Andrew D. White
Germany
Berlin
White
United States
Pekin
Feller
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Woodruff
Joyce
Sayers
Texas
G A R Appointments Open New Year Committees
Chicago Oct 11 Commander in Chief Rassieur of the Grand Army of the Republic issues a general order naming staff appointments and the executive committee for the coming year. Inspectorgeneral Henry B Foxk James H Wolff JAG Edward N Ketchum. Executive committee members include L Bassieur Frank M Sterritt Willam Armstrong Thomas W Scott A A Taylor W F Connor Nicholas W Day H Dodge.
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Chicago
Rassieur
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry 8
Pox K
New Haven
Conn
James H. Wolff
Boston
Maes
de Camp
Edward N. Ketchum
Galveston
Tex
National Council of Administration
Leo Bassieur
Frank M. Sterritt
St. Louis
Willam Armstrong
Indianapolis
Thomas W. Scott
Fairfield
A. A. Taylor
Cambridge, C
W. F. Connor
Dallas
Nicholas W. Day
New York
H. ©. Dodge
Boulder
Coto
Comptroller Reports Abstract of National Bank Conditions
Washington October 11 the comptroller of the currency completed his abstract of the condition of all the national banks in the country detailing their financial status and stability for public record and oversight.
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Washington
Kruger Plans and Boer Envoys Reach Holland
P L Wessels reports Senor DeBrunn's letter details Kruger’s likely departure from Delagoa Bay aboard the Gelderland and transport to Holland. Envoys seek European intervention to preserve republic identity while US support is hoped to be strong. Wessels denies Boer emigration claims and says Webster Davis acts from humanity, not pay.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
P. L. Wessels
United States
Senor DeBrunn
Holland
Kruger
Delago
Netherlands
Gelderland
Oktober
Holand
Mr. Wessels
Wessels
Ireland
America
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Africa
DeWet
Transvaal
Free State
Bloemfontein
Cape Colony
Roberts
Webster Davis
Prohibition Candidate Woolley Draws 1500 at Cleveland Rally
In Cleveland Gray's Armory over 1,500 people greeted John G. Woolley the prohibition candidate for president. Stops were also made tonight at Adrian Michigan and Port Clinton Ohio.
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Cleveland
John G. Woolley
Gray's Armory
Adrian
Mich
Port Clinton
Ohio
The Irish Wire Rescue That Ended In a Fall
Pearson's Weekly recounts Pat the Irishman repairing telephone wires while whistling. A milk boy races by and Pat errs by watching him. Pat slips and falls but survives, quipping that he feared the wire would break as he let go. The crowd hails Val’s risky grab and Pat’s escape.
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Pearson's Weekly
Pat
Val
Terra Firma
Unusual Water Column Seen Near Campeche Bank
Captain Liddle and crew of the steamship King Bleddyn reported a 60 to 70 foot tall water column, about 100 feet square, rising over foam near Campeche bank in the Gulf of Mexico on September 16. The phenomenon lasted about thirty minutes and resembled a volcanic eruption, though its cause was unknown.
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New York Times
Liddle
King Bleddyn
Mexico
Campeche Bank
Gulf of Mexico
Bleddyn
Monstrous Trust Evil Casts Shadow on U S Workers
In Baltimore a Stevenson led pro Bryan mass meeting at Broadway Institute denounces trusts as crushing competition and causing unemployment. He links imperialism to McKinley and urges a Democratic win to curb corporate power and defend American workers.
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Baltimore
A. E. Stevenson
United States
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
William J. Bryan
Philippines
Republican Party
France
Talleyrand
Stevenson
Europe
McKinley
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Stevenson
Stevenson Confident in Democratic Prospects in East
Adlai E. Stevenson arrived in Baltimore and voiced strong health and confidence in democratic success. He praised enthusiastic receptions, cited solid organization in Maryland West Virginia and Illinois, and outlined plans to speak at Broadway Institute tonight and in Fredericksburg and Hagerstown tomorrow after addressing a large crowd at Bellaire fairgrounds.
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Baltimore
Adlai
Stevenson
Maryland
West Virginia
Ilinois
Broadway Institute Hall
Fredericksburg
Hagerstown
Bellaire
Fair Grounds
Troops in Porto Rico Under Gen Davis Report
Washington reports Brigadier General George W. Davis outlines Porto Rico's future garrison needs. He expects civil government to reduce troop levels once functioning, but notes strategic military importance and strong fortifications built by Spain with over 4 million dollars spent on San Juan defenses.
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Washington
War Department
George W. Davis
Department of Porto Rico
San Juan
Porto Rico
Spain
United States
Requisition Not Honored Prompt Texas Official Mixup
Albany dispatch reports a mixup over Governor Sayers of Texas seeking the return of persons named William Rocke. Officials struggled to clarify the requisition and its intended targets amid procedural confusions.
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Albany
Sayers
Texas
William Rocke
Emperor and Empress Attend Foundation Stone Laying at Salzburg Museum
In Hamburg on October 11 the foundation stone for an imperial museum at Salzburg was laid in a ceremony for the emperor and empress of Germany. The event showcased Roman-inspired pageantry with gilded cuirasses, silver helmets, and delphic hymns.
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Imperial Museum
Hamburg
Salsburg
Germany
Friederichshof
Saisburg
Antonius
Theodore Mommsen
William
Apollo
Scloor
Wiesbaden
Lauff
Caesar
Anti Goebel Faction Fails To Agree In Kentucky
The Democratic anti Goebel faction appointed by the Kentucky legislature to adjust election bill differences failed to reach a consensus. Tonight leaders on both sides say a new law will not be passed.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Two Wills for Probate in Rice Case and Patrick Bond Fight
New York Oct 11 The Rice case advances as Albert T Patrick, Rice's former lawyer, seeks bail. Bondsman William S Long fails due to an outstanding $1800 judgment. Patrick disputes a second will claiming Rice left his residuary estate to Patrick in fee. James W Girard says the second will omits any trust. A deputy marshal travels to Texas to seize letters from Valet Jones to a Lynchburg woman implying sudden wealth.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Williams. Long
Long
James W. Girard
James A. Tucker
William Marsh Rice
Rice
Patrick
Arobate
United States
Texas
Valet Jones
Lynchburg
Tex
Jones
Russian general and troops recalled from China to Vilna
The Moscow Standard correspondent reports a speech by the Russian commander at Wilna to troops recalled from China on the eve of sailing. He said the czar ordered return to Vilna so they would be ready to join forces against the foe to be met, implied to be Germany.
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London
Moscow
Standard
Wilna
China
Odessa
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