Scorching Points by Candidate Kelley at Helena Meeting
Special Dispatch reports a large Helena Auditorium crowd for T S Hogan and C F Kelley as independent Democrats denounce W A Clark methods. Hogan criticizes Toole and Ferguson, pledges alliance with workers against corporate power. Kelley defends independent democracy and Bryan tied national issues to Montana state conflicts.
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The
Standard
Helena
Andea
Hogan
C. F. Kelley
W. A. Clark
Townsend
T. J. Walsh
KB. Nolan
William Steuwe
Alex McConnell
Martin Leyden
J. 3. Fallon
Walsh
Thomas
Soverelen
Stat
Toole
Hogan and
Folsom
Heavenly Twins
Ferguson
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard of Company
Clark
Heinze
F. Kelley
Kelley
Independent Democratic Party
Independent Democrats
Mr. Kelley
Montana
W. J. Bryan
W A. Clark
Independent Democracy
Messrs
Merrysville
Bryan
Thomas Carter
Marcus Daly
Marcus Hanna
Notable Idaho Visit Sparks Torchlight Fireworks
Ex Governor Jo sph Toole and Hon C Herron of Idaho spoke at the Bozeman opera house drawing a crowd led by Clark central committee chair John A. Luce. Herron defended national issues for about two hours, denouncing independent democrats and praising W A Clark, while Toole attended and the event closed with a boys torch procession and scattered applause.
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Bozeman
Josph Toole
Herron
Idaho
Opera House
John A. Luce
Clark Central Committee
Charles 8
W. A. Clark
Cold Audiences in Livingston Listen to Hogan Backing
W A Clark and party rode a special train to Gardner Jardine Aldridge and Harr urging support for Hogan for governor while attacking the independent Democratic movement and the Standard Oil influence. Clark claimed labor favors Hogan. Lindsay and Arnold spoke at the Livingston opera house criticizing William J Arry and national issues with little focus on monetary and trust questions.
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Standard
Livingston
W. A. Clark
Yellowstone Valley
Clark
Gardiner
Jardine
Aldridge
Harr
Independent Democratic Movement
Thomas 8. Hogan
Independent Democrate
Montana
Standard On Company
Hogan
F. H. Lindsay
Kansas
Arnold
Pennsylvania
Opera
William J. Arry
Governor Smith Delivers Campaign Speech in Dillon
Governor Robert Smith spoke for an hour and a half at the Dillon theater drawing a larger crowd than any prior campaign event. He criticized boodlers, argued national issues to applause, and planned to travel to Sheridan and Virginia the next morning before attending Jefferson Club activities.
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Standard
Dillon
Robert RB. Smith
Dave
Clirk
Sheridan
Virginia Iy
Jefferson Club
Roosevelt at Charleston Opens West Virginia Swing
Roosevelt arrives in Charleston with a large cross section of West Virginia life. He speaks briefly in the Wigwam where part of the roof collapses but no one is hurt. He criticizes Bryan and Hill while touring on trains from Ravenswood to Huntington with large demonstrations.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Sieverna Roosevelt
Atkinson
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
New York
David B. Hill
Parkersburg
Ohio River
Ravenswood
Mason City
Huntington
Roosevelt Speaks Across West Virginia Tour
Governor Roosevelt and party closed their West Virginia tour starting from Parkersburg. He spoke at Point Pleasant and Huntington and then moved up the Whanawaha Valley. The trip included a Bluestone demonstration with vigorous miner support and cannonading as the special train arrived.
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Hinton
W. Va
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Ohio
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Whanawaha Valley
Keeps Curse Ajurned. Preliminary
The fragment from New York dated October 19 reports a preliminary development on a case or event. the text is incomplete but signals an early stage in an ongoing matter with references to a notable location and unnamed parties.
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New York
Hanna Attacks Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska Speech
Senator Hanna denounces Mr. Bryan for slander in a Lincoln speech at the Oliver house and in a hotel open air rally. He defends his 40 years in business and 6,000 employees while labeling Bryan a demagogue and warning against attacks on personal reputation.
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Lincoln
Neb
Senator Hanna
Oliver House
Mr. Bryan
Hanna
Bryan
Nebraska
Frye
Lincoln Hotel
Noman
Wothy
United States
Examination in Rice estate case resumes as witnesses testify
Albert T. Patrick and Charles F. Jones stand charged with attempting to defraud the estate of William M. Rice by a forged $25,000 check drawn in Patrick’s favor on Fwenson & Sons. After examining several witnesses, the court adjourned to Wednesday next.
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Albert T. Patrick
Charles F. Jones
William M. Rice
Patrick
Fwenson & Sons
Bank robbery ends in murder near Nevada Missouri
In Nevada Missouri on October 19, three masked men dynamited the Parmners bank safe before daylight and took about $3,000. Constable William Maron was killed after firing at the robbers who returned fire. Sheriff Ewing led a posse with bloodhounds in pursuit.
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Nevada
Parmners
William Maron
Maron
Ewing
Kentucky Sails From New York For Tomlne Ville Voyage
Oct 19 report from Ohon Washington says the battleship Kentucky will sail tomorrow after final preparations at the New York navy yard. She moves to Tomlne Ville before a morning start, with gunboats Vicksburg and Annapolis to follow in about two weeks as they head to China.
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Washington
Kentucky
New York Navy Yard
Tomlne- Ville
Vicksburg
Annapolis
China
Senator Hanna Speaks to Sioux City Crowd
Senator Hanna’s train stops in Sioux City drawing workingmen with dinner pails who shout hello Mark. He warns on November 6 the choice is whether industry keeps paying high wages or returns to old subsistence conditions. Emerson and Wakefield also host sizable greetings with brass bands and noisy shovelers.
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Norfolk
Neb
Sioux City
Hanna
Senator Hanna
Mark
Nebraska
Emerson
Wakefield
Trades and Labor council denounces Schoenfeldt ticket
Great Falls Montana October 19 A Cascade County Trades and Labor council meeting denounces the state central committee ticket nominating O F Schoenfeldt for lieutenant governor. The resolution accuses him of collusion fraud and deriding unions during the 1894 railroad strike. It calls for publication in newspapers and distribution to Montana labor groups. Also condemns an anonymous circular attacking a council member.
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Standard
Great Falls
Trades and Labor Council
Cascade County
State Central Committee
Butte
O. F. Schoenfeldt
Lam
Trades and Labor
Rehoenfeldt
Ieat Palle
Leutenant
Furth
J. Schoenfeldt
Great Northern Rail Way Company
Montana
George
Stevens
J. FP. Crawportd
Iseal Trades and Labor Council
Creat Falls Typographicaul Union
Preetor
Erat
Hanna speaks on national issues at Nebraska rally
A large crowd in Humphrey Nebraska hears Senator Hanna urge voters to put country first and restrain Mrs. era claims. He defends administration policies and criticizes political attachments while highlighting the Philippines and strategic interests. Senator Frye follows with a brief stop and similar themes in Madison.
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Humphrey
Neb
Hanna
Norfolk
Philippines
Madison
Frye
Kanna
Newark Moderator of Synod Dies Suddenly
The retiring moderator of the New Jersey Presbyterian synod, N J Holifield of Newark, collapsed and died shortly before midnight last night. He was described as a veteran pastor and longtime church leader.
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A. Holifield
Newark
N. J
New Jersey Presbyterian Synod
Dr. Holiveld
Bryan Campaign Swing Reaches Ithaca and Auburn
A spirited campaign day in upstate New York with W J Bryan addressing students at Cornell in Ithaca and concluding in Rochester after stops at Cortland and Binghamton. Women created interruptions at Ithaca while farmers and industries featured in Cortland speech urging independence from partisanship.
Bryan speaks on labor, trusts and money in Auburn
Ithaca Oct 19 Mr Bryan told Auburn listeners that mills run for money not glory and warned trusts must stay out of politics. He defended workers rights and urged a law making vote buying a penitentiary offense and mocked factory owners seeking to close mills for political gain.
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Metcalf
Lincoln
Republican Party
Bryan
Kal
Ryan
Bryan speaks to Cornell students amid interruptions
Ithaca Oct 11 Mr Bryan addressed a crowd of Cornell University students in front of the high school. A window banner showing McKinley drew mixed reactions and was removed after five minutes. He answered questions on the Philippines trusts South race and silver coinage, reaffirming his Kansas City platform. He faced cheers as he wrapped up.
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Hanna
Hianne
Winside
Mr. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Ithaca
N. Y
Bryan
Cornell University
McKinley
Plct
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Ree Eee
Kansas City
Bryan Draws Dense Crowds in Rochester Campaign Tours
In Rochester New York on October 19 William Jennings Bryan spoke from a city hall balcony and at Fitzhugh’s hall after arriving at 9 15 pm. A crowd of New York Central railroad employees gathered for his opening address and cheered loudly. He spoke for about an hour and a half ending at 11 36 pm to a densely packed audience attentive throughout.
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Rochester
N. Y
Ervan
Fitzhugh
New York Central Railroad
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Fitzhugh's Hall
Bryan Speaks Briefly to Thousands in Bol ay Suburb
In Auburn New York on October 19 Mr Bryan opened his day in Bol ay a Syracuse suburb speaking to several thousand gathered at the railroad station. He dodged detailed talk on salt interests saying he did not know enough about local conditions to discuss what his auditors were thinking.
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Auburn
Bryan
Bol‘ay
Syracuse
Bryan Speaks at Seward Park Trusts Rally in Auburn
A large crowd greeted Mr. Bryan in Auburn at Seward park where he focused on tariff trusts and imperialism. His remarks echoed his New York speech with similar criticisms of imperialism.
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Auburn
N. Y
Mr. Bryan
Seward Park
Trusts
New York
Mutiny Quelled by Colored Troops Aboard South Portland
In Vancouver, Oct. 19, colored troops from the Skagway detachment of the 34th United States infantry were called to quiet a mutiny aboard the steamer South Portland sailing from Seattle to Cape Nome. Sailors, angered at the captain, were jailed then released. Thirty armed troops reboarded the ship and forced the crew off the vessel with bayonets as the mutineers retreated up the gangplank.
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Vancouver
B. C
Skagway
34Th
United States Infantry
South Portland
Seattle
Cape Nome
Veunever Nominated for Portland Seat
Megiver of the legislature named to fill the vacancy caused by the death of A. J. Koott. Nomination occurred today in Portland with Det. 1. timing and process outlined for the member-elect position.
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Portland
Ove
Tims. Poonever
Megiver
A. J. Koott
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