Bryan Arrives in New York with Spectacular Welcome
William J. Bryan arrived in New York at 2:55 PM to an emphatic ovation. He rode in an open carriage with Richard Croker to the Hoffman house, amid a crowd on Forty-second Street and a police escourt. At Madison Square Garden a large crowd gathered for a 7 PM rally, where Bryan spoke after being introduced by Mayor Van Wyck and with Croker nearby.
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Richard Croker
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Borugh
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Edward F. Shepard
John W. Kery
Adlai E. Stevenson
William R. Hearst
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Unconscious defendant Youtsey faces trial in Kentucky
In Georgetown on October 16 Henry Youtsey appeared unconscious in court as witnesses testified for both sides. The defense sought to postpone and call Youtsey, who lay on a bed in the courtroom. Physicians warned of possible sudden change while Col Nelson pressed for further questions despite the victim’s apparent silence. Court adjourned to the next day.
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Colonel Nelson
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Arthur Goebel
Cantril
Clarkite colonization aims shake Eastern Montana politics
Reports from Glendive and Belt describe W A Clark supporters staging large meetings to recruit new voters in Eastern Montana. Speakers include Walter Hartman and W R C Stewart praising the independent Democratic effort and promising political impact through new registrations and local campaigns.
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J. K. Toole
Convincing Talks at Independent Democrats Meet
Bozeman Oct 16 independent democrats met in the opera house with strong attendance. Hon Cornelius Kelley delivered a principal address praising national issues and imperialism with arguments backed by government reports. Montana State band performed prior to speeches and KR Steele chaired the event.
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Opera House
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Montana
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Bryan cheers erupt as crowd disrupts New York meeting
In New York a large crowd challenges order at a Bryan Stevenson event. After introductions by Mr Croker and Mr Shepard, Bryan appears as cheers drown out the program. A resolution by President Guggenheier condemns a large standing army and backs constitutional government while opposing entangling alliances.
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Big Failure in Yokohama
The bankruptcy of Middleton & Smith, a leading Yokohama firm, was announced amid China trade troubles. Yokohama customs hold 2.9 million yen in imported goods as warehouses fill, while tensions grow with foreign powers and naval movements in Asia. Seventeen foreigners die after a Norwegian vessel sinks the Ise Maru in Nagasaki harbor, including five Americans.
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Victoria
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China
Shentung
Pekin
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Tokio
United States
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Nyk Line
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Maca
Davidson
Richardson
Clarkson & Co
Port Arthur
Port
Hogan and Nolanade Speak to Packed Iilings Meeting
Hon T S Hogan and Attorney General addressed a large audience at the court house in Iilings. The crowd was enthusiastic and applauded frequently as the two speakers delivered favorable speeches.
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Ryan
Saltery
Kiserdall v Menfupa Central Rail: Damages Suit Ends Abruptly
The damage suit of T. B. Kiserdall against the Menfupa Central Railroad reached abrupt termination in district court. Kiserdall claimed $550 in damages.
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Kieteona
Oct. Ié
T. B. Kiserdall
Fupa Central Railroad
Kirkendall
RANCH TRAIN DEATHS END CASE WITH NON-SUIT
A mare and filly killed by a train at Kirkendall's ranch near Helena led to a trial where defense attorney Shores moved for a non-suit after the plaintiff's case. The motion succeeded, ending the case. Kirkendall had previously secured a $550 judgment against the company, later reversed by the supreme court.
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Kirkendall
Helena
Shores
Supreme Court
Praise for Apache Indians in General Merriam report
General Merriam reports no Indian troubles in Colorado last year, attributing all tensions to individuals. He notes posts near large reservations and railroad centers, commends Apache progress under Captain Nicholson, and supports withdrawing troops from San Carlos in favor of civil administration and official police.
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Department of Colorado
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Fort Russell
Logan
Nicholson
7Th Cavalry
Nicholsen
San Carlos
Conger Letter Praises Missionaries Salvation Efforts
United States Minister Conger writes to Pekin missionaries praising their role in saving missionaries and Chinese Christians during the crisis. He thanks them for courteous treatment and patient endurance urging that their danger may yield material and spiritual welfare according to God’s plan.
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Conger
Pekin
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Democratic clubs circular calls to report voter intimidation
Chicago, Oct. 16. James K. Jones and William Hearst issued a circular urging democratic clubs to report any attempted coercion of voters by employers or others. They urged swift action and warned offenders should be branded fugitives and vagabonds.
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James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
William Hearst
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McKinley
Uke Cain
James R. Jones
William R. Hearst
Two Die in Detroit Shoe Factory Fire at 15 Jefferson
A blaze at the Mitchell Bros building on Jefferson Avenue Detroit injures eight others and kills two men. Alonzo Ireson 49 a shoemaker jumped from a third story window. Ernest Lizety e a faster smothered on the third floor. Injured include Jenne McTaggert 16 with skull fracture Augustine Sparta with broken ribs Belle Straight 15 and others. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Jefferson Avenue
Mitchell Bros
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Charlies O'Connor
Joseph Pullare
Minnie Corbett
Daniel Cardinel
Belle Straight
Donovan's Hit at Clark Rally Stirs Kalispell Crowd
Donovan delivered a surprising rally speech in Kalispell provoking strong applause after a heckler accusation. The Great Falls speaker Mr Clark faced a sharp audience retort during the event with Joseph K. Toole also addressing the crowd.
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Kalispell
Donovan
Clark
Mr. Donovan
Lark’ Clark
Great Falls
Joseph K. Toole
Quiet day among miners in Luzerne county
Frank Pardee denied requesting Governor Stone to send troops but said he and the governor discussed the advisability of troops in the region. Pardee believes troops could help peace and notes Gov Stone would refer the matter to General Gobin. Miners’ headquarters were quiet as President Mitchell handled mail from the recent convention while strikers limped back after an 18 mile march to Panther Creek valley.
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Frank Pardee
Calvin Pardee
Cranberry
Luzerne County
Pardee
Gobin
Schuylkill County
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Mitchel
Panther Creek Valley
Coaldale
Secret conference on coal strike held in Philadelphia
A secret meeting of representatives from coal carrying railroads and operators occurred at the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad offices. Two sessions ran from 11 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm, with Reading executives and other railroad and colliery figures in attendance. A further conference was anticipated for tomorrow as to when a strike settlement might come.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Harris
Loberwelch and Baer
Reading Company
John B. Garrett
Keehigh Valley
Herbert M. Howe
A. Pardee & Con
M. S. Kemmerer
Mauch Chunk
William Connell
Scranton
John Markle
Jeddo
Henderson
Luther
Morris
Welch
George F. Taer
Gibbons Coal colliery to resume work after strike
Scranton reports the Gibbons Coal company in South Scranton will begin operations tomorrow or the next day after repairs. The firm promises to meet strikers demands if the strike grows and will mine only to fulfill its school district contract. Db H company at Carbondale and Olyphant resumes after a month idle. A Hungarian laborer at Carbondale was badly beaten in a saloon and cannot return to work.
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Gibbons Coal Company
Dempsey
United Mine Workers
Carbondale
Olyphant
New York Educator Named President of State Normal School
The board of directors met and elected Dr. G. J. McAndrew of New York City as president for the present year. He will chair psychology and comes well recommended as a teacher in normal work. A Yale graduate, he has studied normal education and will assume duties tomorrow with his family to join him.
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Montana
Charles 8. Hartman
Melt
Hartman
W. Stoyan
W. J. Bryan
H Hartman
Independent Democratic Party
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Dillon
State Normal School
G. J. McAndrew
New York City
McAndrew
Yale University
Wells Fargo Express president faces ouster threat
Special dispatch reports John J. Valenti threatened with removal as president if he does not abandon the democratic ticket. The ultimatum underscores internal party pressure at Wells Fargo Express Company.
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Wells- Fargo Express
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