Roosevelt Defends Trusts in Indiana Tour Stop
Governor Roosevelt ended his Indiana swing with two Evansville speeches and a closing rally in Evans hall addressing Mr. Bryan and the Philippines issue. He challenged Bryan on gold or silver, electoral votes in North Carolina, and trust policy, then urged expansion and warned Democrats over the trust charge as he prepared to move to Kentucky for a two day tour.
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Evansville
Ind
Roosevelt
Indiana
St. George Hotel
Evans’ Hall
Bryan
Grand Opera House
United States Army
Philippines
Aguimaldo
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Kansas City
Colorado
California
Philippine Islands
Aguinaldo
Mr. Bryan
Senate
North Carolina
Congress
Jones
Croker
Vincennes
United States
George Rogers Clark
Thomas Jefferson
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Hawaii
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Kentucky
Roosevelt Receives Rousing GOP Welcome in Terre Haute
Governor Roosevelt is greeted by over 2,000 Rough Rider club members in Terre Haute and Vigo county with bands and drum corps. He addresses about 10,000 people at the Wigwam, where crowds filled the venue before the party’s arrival.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Roosevelt
Vigo County
Rough Rider Clubs
Referee Hogan Spars with Fury After Bout Call
Crowd of angry spectators at the Miners' Athletic club roared as Referee Hogan awarded Buddy Ryan the decision over Young Mowatt after the sixth round. Police cleared the ring in ten minutes following the disputed finish. Hogan was struck in the face and knocked down during the scrap.
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Chicago
Miners’ Athletic Club
Hogan
Buddy Ryan
Young Mowatt
Missionaries Adjourn After First Board Meeting in St Louis
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions closes its first annual meeting in St Louis after pledges and reports from fields in Africa Sulu Bast West Central Africa South China Shansi Foochow North China and Hongkong Canton. Leaders praise missionary progress amid war famine and pestilence while approving officer slate and noting generous Hawaiian support and Christian Endeavor aid.
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St. Louis, Mo
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Peter Cushman Jones
Honolulu
Hawaiian Evangelical Association
American Board
Friends of the Work
Dewitt S. Clark
Salem
Mase
Judson Smith
Africa
Sulu
Bast
Hongkong
Canton
America
Christian Endeavor Society
Turkey
Pacific Islands
Clark
Smith
J. F. Loba
D. D
Evanston
Ill
Dan E. Bradley
Grand Rapids
C. A. Nelson
China
W. C. Wilcox
South Africa
Edward 8. Hume
Bombay
India
E. B. Haskell
Salonics
E. P. Holton
Ceylon
H. P. Perkins
Lindhan
North China
Mr. Perkins
Tientsin
Dr. Boynton
Detroit
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Will of Millionaire Rice Filed for Probate
New York Oct 12 probate filing for William Marsh Rice will dated Sept 26 1896. Executors William M Rice Jr John J Bardine and Charles A Baker Jr receive cash legacies while the Rice Institute in Houston is named residuary beneficiary. The will conditions appoint Albert T Patrick as holder of all estate rights.
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New York
Albert Patrick
Charles F. Jones
Brann
Centre Street
William Rice
Rice
Dunnellen
N. J
William Marsh Rice
W. C. Wetherbee
Brooklyn
William F. Harmon
William M. Rice, Jr
John J. Bardine
Charles A. Baker, Jr
Frederick A. Rice
Charlotte
Minerva Olds
Massachusetts
Charlotte S. McKee
Rice Institute For the Advancement of Literature
Houston
Tex
F. Raphael
Harlotte
J. Rice
A. R. Rice, Jr
David Rice
George Rice
Minnie Lummis
H. H. Lummis
Texas
Libbie Thompson
J. S
William M. Rie
John D. Bardine
Frederick A. Rich
Bardine
Frederick M. Rice
Hartford
Conn
F. A. Nice
Charlotte McKee
Minerva R. Olds
Joseph Blinn
William KR. Rice
Charles Rice
Nina Belle Rice
Albert
Patrick
Jones
McClusky
Albert T. Patrick
Morris Meyers
David L. Shox
Hice
iO CERE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement notes that iO CERE cures a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises refunds if no cure. It states W Grover’s signature appears on each box.
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Io Cere
Bh. W. Grover
W. C T. U. Convention Adjourns In Helena
Helena report on the seventh annual W C T U convention adjourned to meet next year in Stevensville. Nearly 34 delegates attended the session with discussions on temperance and related topics. Officers elected include President Mrs A A Walker and Secretary Mrs Matt W Alderson. resolutions urged Sunday closings and restrictions on youth tobacco.
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E. L. Nathan
D. D
Boston
Prudential Committee
W. E. Pellison
W. W. Plumb
Francis &. Clarke
Edward W. Hilton
Henry A. Stimson
New York
Edward N. Packard
Edwin M
C. H. Patton
St. Louis
Standard
Helena
Stevensville
A. A. Walker
Hardy
Matt W. Alderson
Anothr
Alice Barnes
Castle
Northern Pacific Back of Vancouver Line Extension
Gerlinger, president of the Columbia Valley Railroad, says location maps and surveys for the Wallula to Udewater extension on the north bank of the Columbia have been accepted by the General Land Office and filed locally. He would not detail start plans, but work is expected soon as surveying near Vancouver proceeds eastward. Most of the right of way through the city has already been purchased with NP Railway viewed as backing the effort.
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Vancouver
Wash
Gerlinger
Columbia Valley Railroad Company
Columbia Valley
Wallula
Columbia River
Udewater
General Land Office
United States Land Office
Gerade
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Elizabethport Bank Heist Deepens Defaulter Schreiber Case
A new discovery at the Elizabethport bank raises the Schul of Defaulter Schreiber to 279 176 dollars. An envelope with 3 000 in United States bonds stored for safekeeping was slit open and the bonds stolen. Bank officials say Schreiber is responsible and will cover the loss.
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New York
Elizabethport Bank
Schreiber
United States
Elizabethport
Labor delegates endorse Clark ticket in Broadwater meeting
In Winston on October 12 twelve labor party delegates in the Miners union hall backed the Clark democratic ticket after a four hour closed meeting. Lester Tierney and other Clark supporters pressured delegates until those opposed left the hall. Miles, Clark’s state treasurer candidate, led the deal for the Clarkite faction.
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Standard
Winston
Labor Party
Broadwater County
Miners’ Union
Clark Democratic
Lester Tierney
Townsend
Clark
Miles
Clarkites
Lipton Challenge Receives in New York
The Lipton challenge for another series of races for the America’s Cup arrived in New York aboard the White Star steamer Germanic. J B V Oddie secretary of the New York Yacht Club will present it at a special meeting next Wednesday evening and the text will not be published until after the meeting.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
White Star Line
V. Oddie
New York Yacht Club
Oddie
Chinese Customs Bank Remits 300000 Taels to Imperial Treasury
The Chinese customs bank has remitted 300000 taels to the imperial treasury in Berlin dated Oct. 12 and is preparing to send more, reflecting unsettled financial movements between China and its treasury.
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China
Berlin
Chinese Customs Bank
Promise of Recovery as Politics and Strikes Hold Back Trade
The Weekly Review notes weather improving trade nationwide while coal strikes restrain coal business. Iron production falls but prices for print cloths stay firm and lumber demand rises. Disruption from money tightness and political tensions lingers. gold flows ease tension in New York. Cotton and wheat show declines. Atlantic exports and leather activity rise.
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Middle West
Europe
New York
Australia
Texas
Atlantic
Boston
Chi Cago
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Teddy
Hoosterdam
Gans & Klein
Helena —Butte
Northern Pacific
Defaulter Schreiber
Lipton
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Mark
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
U.S. A
Faust
Michelob
Anheuser-Standard
Electric
M.A. McLaughlin
Cor
First and
Columbia Lis
Seattle, Wash
The
Northwest
Mott
DR. Mops Chemical CO
Cleveland
Finlen & Media Drug Vp
Butte
New Christy
London Shades
Siegel
Crown Square
Paris
Fedoral
Oxford
Siegel Clothing Co
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