Bryan Draws Large Crowds Across New York on Imperialism Tour
W J Bryan continued his Empire State tour speaking at Albany Oswego Rome Oneida Canastota Dewitt and other towns. He attacked Republican positions urging trust busting and platform clarity while praising labor and criticizing imperial aims. He noted Oswego's large crowd and Rome balcony appearance with portraits of Democratic nominees nearby.
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Bryan leaves The Start for Schenectady and the West
The Start New York reports Wm J Bryan departing by early morning train with Charlies M Bulger J J Delaney and Toledo Mayor Jones amid large crowds at Hotel Ten-vek and Union station. Bryan saluted cheering supporters from his car platform.
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Schenectady
West
Charlies M. Bulger
J. J. Delaney
Mayor Jones
Toledo
Ten-vek
Union Station
Mr. Bryan
Bryan speaks on trusts and monopoly at Schenectady
In Amsterdam on October 18 1906 William Jennings Bryan urged Labor to favor multiple employers over a single manager. He argued monopoly harms skilled workers and warned against staying in the Philippines saying duty without defense risks killing others. The crowd at the Edison General Electric works applauded.
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N. Y
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Schenectady
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Bryan
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Bryan Speech Draws Crowd in Gloversville
In Gloversville a temporary platform near the railroad hosted William Jennings Bryan. Thousands attended as he warned against monopolies and trusts and proposed tariff removal on domestic manufactured goods. He ignored questions on silver and claimed to support Philippine independence, noting factory owners kept workers from hearing him.
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Bryan speaks to farmers in Fonda urging stance on democracy
At Fonda New York Mr. Bryan told farmers prosperity alone cannot justify voting for a policy that would change the form of government. He argued the Republican line favors prosperity within an empire over risks under a republic and warned against supporting costly empire policies. He noted significant daily interest costs in Fonda as part of his critique.
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Bryan at Johnstown and Gloverville: warns of railroad and trust influence
William Jennings Bryan spoke for twenty minutes at Johnstown and Gloverville, criticizing congressional capture by railroad presidents and trust magnates. He linked this to a government serving syndicates and warned about consolidations that could threaten workers and industries. He touched on Philippine affairs and army taxation.
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Bryan Tours Upstate New York Campaign Stops
The speaker visited Little Falls Herkimer Ilion and Frankfort addressing large crowds. He denounced industrial despotism and said the Republican party offers no farmer friendly legislation while noting arms factory influence and urging trust reform.
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Frankfort
Bryan Tours Fort Plain Crowd Warns on Trusts and War
A large crowd meets William Jennings Bryan as his train stops in Fort Plain for five minutes. He accuses Republicans of protecting trusts and warns that voting against the Republican Party is the remedy to end trusts, the standing army, and colonial policy. Billboards denounce Bryan with red banners citing his Knoxville 1846 speech and Zanesville remarks, claiming a Bryan vote means low wages and bread riots.
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Bryan draws crowd in Oswego. warns on trusts
Oswego New York October 18 Oswego meeting tops Bryan tour with large audience gathered around Washington square bandstand. He speaks about half an hour on the trust question accusing Republicans of bias, notes starch works employ fewer men, and warns against trusts threatening industry.
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Bryan Addresses Large Syracuse Crowd In Rain
In drizzling rain the crowd greeted presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan on arrival from Oswego. He spoke for half an hour outdoors and an hour and a half indoors at the Wieting Opera House, covering trusts and other issues with Toledo Mayor Jones officiating at the mass meeting.
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Vermont elects Dillingham U.S. Senator on third ballot
Former Governor Wo P Dillingham was chosen by the Vermont legislature as United States senator. The decision came on the third ballot with Prouty withdrawing and Democratic members who backed Seneca Hazelton switching support to Dillingham.
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Wo P Dillingham
United States
Vermont
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Dillingham
Operators Meet Scranton Demands Stir Coal Strike Debate
Hazelton Pa Oct 1 United Mine Workers plan a large demonstration next Monday as four operators post notices agreeing to convention demands. President Mitchell remains reticent awaiting district reports while talks center on powder price and wage raises. A national board meeting may be called if necessary to resume work.
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Strike Settlement Reflected Trusts Fear Public Opinion
Senator James K. Jones says the Pennsylvania coal miners settlement shows trusts fear public opinion and that the public lesson signals the democracy’s vitality. Secretary Perry B. Heath notes Hanna sought to adjust grievances with mine owners and rail officials who promised to concede most miners’ demands.
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Democratic National Committee
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Heath
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Mitchell
New York
Notices Amended On Coal Wage Advance Agreement
Representatives of major regional coal companies met at the Temple Tree office to amend posted notices. They agreed to extend the wage advance until April 1, 1901 and then keep it until further notice. Attending officials included Loomis, Lathrop, Starrs, Connerly, May, and J. W. from Hillside Coal.
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Lehigh Valley
M. Hy. Starrs
Scranton Coal Company
Ontario & Western
William Connerly
Connell Coal Company
May
Hillside Coal Company
J. W
Annual Reports of Army Officers on Hawaiian Posts
The Major General Shafter report notes depot quartermaster George Ruhlin's Honolulu garrison of two sixth infantry batteries at Camp Mekinley and push for plain frame buildings due to seaside climate. It describes transport arrivals, land needs near Pearl Harbor, and the Philippines disease and insanity statistics impacting army medical planning.
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George Rublin
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Camp Mek Nley
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Porto Rico
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Army Nurse Corps
Pacific Islands
Tacoma workers discharged over Japanese contractor letter
Tacoma, Washington, October 18. About 2 percent of Japanese laborers on a new sewer project were discharged by the contractor today following a letter from the commissioner of public works. The measure cites alleged incompetence among those workers.
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Unclear Language Hinders Work Convergence
A note cites workers unable to understand English instructions and lacking convergence with project requirements. The text implies communication barriers affected performance and alignment with tasks.
Parasitic Clique Faces Vigilant Supporters At Helena Rally
Independent Governor candidate Thames Hogan and Congressman Kelley plan speeches at the Auditorium while Clark supporters threaten disruption. Kelley arrives from Townsend with band as a strong turnout expected. parade floats and torch bearers rumored, with a saloon roundup afterward and possible city celebration.
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Hogan
Hon
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Clark
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Democratic County Central Committee
Townsend
Lipton’s Challenger Clarified For Five Races And Atlantic Crossing
Sir Thomas Lipton asks the Associated Press to clarify his yacht challenge as comprising five completed races not three. He confirms Shamrock II will be built on the Clyde with Scammon as skipper and Jamison in charge, and that Lipton will sail both Shamrock ships across the Atlantic. He expects to reach the United States mid July and supports the starting time change from 11 to 2 o'clock to improve racing.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Associated Press
Hendersons
Clyde
Scammon
Jamison
Atlantic
Watson
United States
New York Yacht Club
Odldie
Emergency ration test planned for Fort Reno march
Captain Pountain and Captain Foster of the Emergency Ration Board depart for Fort Reno to conduct a field test. Cavalry troops will fire on elliptical eight inch cans weighing one pound daily with three cakes of chocolate and a meat grain mix. The test lasts two to three weeks with daily weigh ins and medical observations, and results will be reported to the War Department.
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Lumber conference yields 4 cent date to Missouri river
Tacoma lumber leaders meet with President Mellen of Northern Pacific to seek a 4 cent rate to Missouri river points. He will study the proposal and confer with Traffic Manager Hannaford before acting.
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Wash
Lumbermen
Mellen
Northern Pacific
Missouri River
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Hannaford
Youtsey Trial Nears Verdict in Goebel Case
Georgetown Ky Oct 18 The Youtsey trial closes with all testimony in and jury instructions given. A verdict is expected tomorrow as Goebel shooting case details and witness testimonies are reviewed.
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Townsend Said He Had A Conversation With A Mrs. Matule Stamper
Wharton Golden
Lew Sinclair
John Stamper
Golden
Wharton
Franklin
John M. Stevenson
John Ticketts
Culton and
Berry Howard
Coombs
Montana election meeting in Clark at Livingston draws crowd
A large crowd gathered at the Livingston opera house to hear W. A. Clark and Judge Clement speak on state politics. Alfred Myers chaired, and Prosper Sovereign did not appear as scheduled. Clement criticized Democrats and called for a free hand in electing a senator, but the gathering was described as a dismal failure in enthusiasm.
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Standard
Livingston
W. A. Clark
Montana
Opera House
Clement Af Helena
Sovereign
Alfred Myers
Democratic Central Committee
Judge Clement
Lark
Geome
Heos
Minister of War Detected in Madrid Senate Shakeup
In Madrid on October 18 Gen Lina Reneshaa is detected as minister of war and Giehoral Agecarra takes a senate post indicating a major cabinet reshuffle.
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