Roosevelt 15 Resting During Kentucky Stop
Governor Roosevelt rested his special train near Spring Station Kentucky as he continues the campaign stop in the state. He and aides spoke with local leaders and reserved a farm residence for recovery from fatigue. An open letter to Don M Dickinson defended his position on the ice trust issue and Bryan commentary.
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Louisville & Nashville
Leslie Combs
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A. J. Alexander
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Louisville
Don M. Dickinson
Michigan
Dickinson
Detroit
Mich
Bryan
Ice Trust
New York
Niles
Ind
Evaneville
Roosevelt Responds On Ice Trust Battle And Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt defends his anti trust actions in Nebraska New York and against William Jennings Bryan He states the ice trust case proceeds through due process and accuses Bryan and Croker allies of hypocrisy while linking them to Tammany Hall in New York politics He asserts no suppression of the ice trust is possible without law and criticizesBryan for visiting Croker to influence New York affairs in favor of the trust.
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Ice Trust
New York
Croker
Bryan
Tammany
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Croker
Theodore Roosevelt
Galveston Relief Drives Post Office Aid
Postmaster Griffin of Galveston reports employees suffered losses from the September 8 storm and urges small contributions from postal staff nationwide. Acting Postmaster General Johnson supports the appeal, noting broad sympathy and recent backing by the National Association of Letter Carriers. Contributions may be sent to John A. Merritt, postmaster, Washington.
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Smith
Griffin
Galveston
Johnson
Lame
National Association of Letter Carriers
John A. Merritt
Ed S
Many Weeks of Fighting at Chan Santa Cruz
Chicago dispatch reports government troops advancing toward Chan Santa Cruz face repeated Yaqui Indian attacks over ten days with heavy losses. The campaign will require many more weeks and there is notable sickness among the troops.
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Chicago
Uy Record
Oaxacaba
Mex
Chan Santa Cruz
Indiana
St. Louis Dominates Cincinnati in Early Season Tilt
St. Louis routed Cincinnati 6 to 4 in front of 5,300 at home, tightening the race for fifth place with Chicago. Sudhoft and Criger powered the offense while Peitz and Cott split catching duties, with Emeslie umpiring.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
KR. H. EB
Kaceseres
Sudhoft
Criger
Cott
Peitz
Emeslie
Deacon Homer Kessler Interferes With Mansfield Service
Police removed Dowieite deacon Homer Kessler of Chicago from a Mansfield service at F. D. Calver’s home. He was placed under arrest and sent out of town on the westbound train at noon.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Homer Kessler
Chicago
F. D. Calver
Missionary Sermon Realizes Over 50000 For Alliance Work
Rev. Albert V. Bimpson preached at the Gospel tabernacle and secured more than 50000 in cash pledges and property for the Christian and Missionary alliance mission work for the coming year.
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New York
Albert V. Bimpson
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
Alliance
Bertha Arrives With 170 Passengers and Gold Dust
The steamer Bertha reached Seattle from Copper River with 170 passengers and 75000 dollars worth of gold dust. Returning miners praise the district as news from the Copper River strike spreads.
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Seattle
Wash
Bertha
Copper River
Roosevelt Plans Six Ohio Speeches Soon
Roosevelt announced six speeches in Ohio, shortening the tour by removing six towns. He will also speak once in Maryland, at Baltimore, after presenting in Ohio.
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Schedale Spring Station
Roosevelt
Ohio
Maryland
Baltimore
Loss Will Be Immense From Nova Scotia Floods and Storms
Rivers and lakes overflow across the province as 24 vessels are driven ashore. The Cape Breton Straits cable to the mainland is broken by a schooner, a Sydney express wreck follows a washout, and one man is reported lost at sea aboard the Girouchester schooner Mystery near Canso. Heavy rain continues over Nova Scotia with widespread property damage and orchard losses.
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N. S
Newfoundland
Canadian Pacific
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Straits of Canso
Montreal
Mystery
Canso
River Route Restores Boston Montreal Passengers After Breakdowns
Two hundred passengers left Boston and Montreal on Thursday and reached St. John by river boat after washouts hit the Canadian Pacific lines in New Brunswick. Eastbound service stalled three days at Green Point, with transfers at Frederickton Junction and Glaziers to cover missing segments. A river route was used to complete the 20 mile leg to St. John, while 40 miles of main line repair will take about a week to resume rail traffic.
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Boston
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
New Brunswick
Green Point
Frederickton Junction
Frederickton
Glaziers
Band of brigands led by Pedro Flores terrorizes Antlan district
A dispatch from Guadalajara reports a gang under Pedro Flores has committed numerous murders and robberies in the Antlan district for months. They raided the town of Aytlan killing the postmaster, then looted and terrorized residents. A rurales detachment pursues them from the mountains.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Pedro Flores
Antlan
Aytlan
Laxative Bromo-Jumine Tablets Claim Cold Cure
Ad copy promises to stop the cough and cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo-Jumine Tablets. It states No Cure No Pay and lists a price of 25 cents.
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United States
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Holds Convention in Richmond
In Richmond on October 13 the national convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew devoted sessions to the council report on the rule of service. Action was postponed a year as a new legislative council was elected with A. L. Fellows of Denver H. R. Braden of Berkeley and Frederick R. Powell of Seattle among the members. The old officers were re elected.
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National Convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
A.L. Fellows
Denver
H. R. Braden
Berkeley
Cal
Frederick R. Powell
Seattle
American Jockeys Shine at Longchamp in Paris
American jockeys put on a strong show at Longchamp yesterday. In the prix St Cyr, 5000 francs over 2 00 meters, M Veil Picard Quartier Latin ridden by Willie Sims won. Kies, also owned by Veil Picard and ridden by Patsy Froman, was second. In the prix d Montain, 5000 francs over 2400 meters, Fairboy owned by LeMatre and with Cash Sloan up, claimed the victory.
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Longchamps
Jockies
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Willie Sims
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M. Veil Picard
Patsy Froman
M. LeMatre
Cash Sloan
Runaway Crash in Red Lodge Injures Capitalist Partner
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Charles Hoff of Sunlight basin, partner of Philadelphia capitalist A. D. Pardee, was in a likely fatal runaway accident near Red Lodge. He was found unconscious with a fractured skull and internal injuries while en route to town.
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Charles Hoff
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A. D. Pardee
Philadelphia
Hott
Queen's Health Outlook Improves for Empress Frederick
London reports in the Courier that the queen has been anxious about Empress Frederick's health for a week but that recent updates are favorable.
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London
Courier
Frederick
War office reports small affair near Frankfort
London dispatch dated Pretoria October 12 states Lord Roberts reports Colonel Grove with the West Kent's surprised a Boer laager at dawn near Frankfort. several Boers killed nine wounded and eighteen captured in the engagement.
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War Office
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West Kents
Havana Sewer Project Delayed as Yellow Fever Fears Rise
Yellow fever expected to surge in Havana with sewer installation likely taking three years. Major Lodge, paymaster for the Division of Cuba, is down with the fever.
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Major Lodge
Cuba
Gas and coal found near St. Joseph
A gas vein and coal seam were discovered east of St. Joseph Missouri at about 1400 feet depth. The gas will be piped to the city promptly. A coal vein potentially two feet thick was also located.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Coal and
Bar
Youtsey's Condition Reported as Wial Resumption Hopes
Georgetown Kentucky October 14 The condition of Henry G Youtsey is undeniable tonight but the general impression is that the prosecution will make a strong effort to have the trial resumed tomorrow
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Georgetown
Henry G. Youtsey
Dowager Empress Frederick in Satisfactory Condition
Kronberg reports the Dowager Empress Frederick is in satisfactory condition today as of October 14.
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Kronberg
Frederick
Stormy Times in China Predicted by Sir Robert Hart
Sir Robert Hart voices warning of turbulent events in China as ships arrive at Taku but cannot land due to gale. Sir Ernest Satow succeeds Sir Claude MacDonald as minister to China and has reached Tientsin.
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China
Taku
Ernest Satow
Claude MacDonald
Tientsin
Russians Seize Niuchwang Line Amid Manchuria Shift
Dispatches from Pekin and Shanghai report Russians taking the Niuchwang railway terminus on the Shanghai-Wan line and uniting southern and northern armies at Tsehling, giving Russia control east of the Lie River. The Times editorials defend Allied defense of the British legation and credit Dr Morrison for the siege narrative.
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Tsung Liuamen
Yung Lu
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Morrison
Gamewell
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Mission Board
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Expedition to Paotingfu Aims at Boxers and Railway Gain
A Taku dispatch to Tribuna reports the Paotingfu expedition will chastise Boxer chiefs and exploit the railway. It is expected to last about days. The Italian cruiser Vesuvio has sailed to Shanghai as powers gather warships.
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Shanghai
Chinese Court Progress Delayed by Rebels Near Sianfu
Shanghai reports the march toward Sianfu, the new capital, slowed by supposed Mohammedan rebels in Shansi Province, affecting the advance of Chinese court forces.
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Sianfu
Shans
Waldersee Leads Field Marshal Return to Pekin
Tientsin reports Field Marshal Count von Waldersee and his staff began their march toward Pekin this morning to resume command duties amid ongoing imperial affairs.
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Count von Walderseemad
Pekin
British ship Albion officer drowned off Horn
George W. Moore chief officer of the British ship Albion arrived today from Antwerp was washed overboard and drowned while the vessel was off Horn Moore a native of Liverpool
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Cal
George W. Moore
Albion
Antwerp
Horn
Moore
Livery
Gold, Copper Wealth Drive Call for Railway in Alaska
Census reports from Juneau show 800 Indians and 600 whites enumerated as the Copper River area rich with gold. July 4 discovery on Teslina river yielded $4,000 in coarse gold. Geologist Schaeder notes untold millions in Prince William Sound copper. government telegraph line hampers by horse shortages, but nearly finished and will be completed in spring.
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Sexton
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Bryan and Stevenson to Visit New York City
The itinerary shows Mr. Bryan arriving via the New York Central at 2 40 p m Tuesday. A committee including Adlai E Stevenson and Webster Davis will escort him to the Hoffman House for reserved suites and a 5 p m dinner with up to 25 intimate friends. They will travel in open carriages with mounted police to Madison Square Garden for speeches by John D. Stanchfield and Senator Mackey, then to Cooper Union and Tammany Hall, with Stevenson following Bryan at each stop.
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New York Central Road
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John DD. Stanchfield
Senator Mackey
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Democratic nationwide meetings planned for October 27
The Democratic National Committee announced a nationwide plan to hold meetings across every city town and hamlet on October 27. The effort seeks broad participation from tens of thousands of clubs to support the event.
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Ocean
Great Lakes
Gulf
Democratic National Committee
Belmont Declines Rainbow Prizes For Mineola
New York October 14 August Belmont owner of the 70 foot Mineola which finished second to Rainbow in races last season will not accept Rainbow prizes after Rainbow’s disqualification by the New York Athletic club Belmont spoke at Hampstead and said he will not take the Rainbow prizes under any circumstances He refused to discuss the controversy further.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
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PennsylvanIa Miners Strike Near Settlement Report
Senator Hanna in Chicago said the Pennsylvania miners strike would end soon. He cited a dispatch from the center of the disturbance and business sources indicating a near settlement and a probable compromise within a few days.
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Oct
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Sherman Streets
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Missing banker William Schreiber rumored near New Jersey
New York reports no news on the hiding place of William Schreiber, the defaulting Ellizgabethport bank bookkeeper. Detectives told President Heidritter they have crews indicating Schreiber was in New Jersey near his former home as gamblers’ venues are watched for leads.
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William Schreiber
Ellizgabethport Bank
Heidritter
Schreiber
New Jersey
Tragedy on Railroad Crossing Near Carbon Claims Three Korbies
In Newcastle Pennsylvania on October 14 a wagon carrying John Korbie farmer Elen Korbie and daughters aged various ages was struck by a train at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie crossing near Carbon. Annie Korbie aged 7 died and Elen and John were among the injured or killed. Oscar Kospi fourth occupant was seriously injured.
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Oscar Kospi
Princess of Wales Secures Danish Release From Boers
A Copenhagen dispatch to the Telegraph reports the intercession of the Princess of Wales led to the release of several Danes forced to take up arms against Britain.
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London
Princess of Wales
Copenhagen
Dandruff Germ Targeted by Herpicide Claims Cure
An advertisement proclaims George Washington’s queue wig hid hair loss and promotes Herpicide as the cure for dandruff. It asserts dandruff is a germ disease and that scouring the scalp does not cure it while Herpicide kills the dandruff germ and removes the effect.
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Newbro
Amendment to constitution on supreme court justices confirmed
Official seal and signature certify a full, true copy of an act of the Sixth Legislative Assembly relating to a constitutional amendment concerning justices of the supreme court. The act repeals conflicting provisions and was approved March 7, 1891.
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Sureme Court
Congress
Lsa
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Hogan
Anaconda Directory Lists Warm Springs Livery Stable
Warm Springs Livery Feed and Sale Stables operated by J. H. French at 111 W Comm ave offers prompt attention and reasonable rates with contact by phone 5.
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J. H. French
Messenger Service Advertises Urgent Teletype Contact
Local notice offers quick messenger and express wagon services. Call IL Found Messenger Co office in the Postal Telegraph building, Anaconda, for bids and delivery options.
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