Governor defies hecklers as crowd shouts for Bryan in Rome
Governor Roosevelt refuses to shorten remarks at Canastota and Rome addresses. He scolds noisy youths and defends open-market views while criticizing Bryan. He dismisses printed questions as unsuitable for public answer.
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Rome
N. Y
Roosevelt
Canastota
Oneida
Trusts
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Melkinley
Beryan
Associated Press
Chinese Proposals for Peace Talks With Combined Powers
A Pekin dispatch reports Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang proposing a preliminary convention with the allied powers. Articles cover penalties for siege of foreign ministers, indemnity claims, future trade terms, removal of seals, separate treaties, troop withdrawals, and armistice conditions.
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New York
Herald
Pekin
China
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Yamen
Troops Withdraw From Pekin Reach Tientsin Area
Based on General Chaffee's advice the War Department believes officers and troops from the evacuation order have left Pekin and are at or near Tientsin. The quartermaster plans shipboard transport, easing ice barriers. General Wilson may be detached soon, and negotiations may shift to the American legation in Pekin with credentials for Minister Conger.
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Washington
Chaffee
War Department
Pekin
Tientsin
Quartermaster's Department
China
James H. Wilson
United States
Conger
Rebels Hold Out in Huichow Prefecture Rim
Official reports state all Huichow cities resist imperial forces while rebels raid villages and kill isolated troops. Rebels recruit about 10,000 fighters. No pitched battle yet as the Chinese general in Huichow fears leaving the city to avoid being cut off.
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Canton
Ohio
Huichow Prefecture
Huichow
No Pears for the Safety of the Steamship Robert Dollar
News from Port Townsend reports the schooner San Pedro arriving from Nome with 18 passengers and stating the steamship Robert Dollar is safe. The San Pedro left Nome the 12th when the Dollar was in harbor and sailing date unclear. A crew clash aboard the San Pedro led to a stabbing and arrest as Seattle police take custody.
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Seattle
Times
Port Townsend
Waerth
Ban Pedro
Cape Nome
Robert Dollar
Nome
Dollar
San Pedro
Covner
British Contracts Reported From American Firms
London Oct 24 Lord Roberts dispatch says no orders have been placed by Colonel Girouard in America and Werender Bell Co acting for mining firms have placed some orders there due to natives’ delays in completing orders.
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London
Lord Roberts
War Office
Pretoria
Girouard
America
Werender, Bell & Co
Alvord Still At Large In Milion Embezzlement Tale
Saratoga Oct 24 Cornelius L Alvord former teller of First National Bank remains at large. His wife left Mount Vernon and may not return. Reported details suggest a lavish lifestyle funded by the stolen funds, with detectives pursuing him in New York City. Bank officials claim no collusion and continue to investigate the misappropriation.
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Ice Trust
New York
Capitol
Mayor van Wyck
Platt
Cornelius L. Alvord
First National Bank
Hines
Alvord
Hine
Baker
New York City
Saratoga
United States
Prince
al Davis
Earl Davis
the Times
Syracuse
City
Hbankers
Cornelius L. Alvord, Jr
Thomas F. Alvord
Cornelius Alvord, Jr
Albany
Hudson
Bank of Salina
Ealt Springs National Bank
C. I. Alword
James L. Cheney
Corres
Philadelphia
Wall Street
What is ovaritis and its early signs explained
A dull throbbing pain and tenderness in the lower side signal ovaritis or ovarian inflammation. The text notes swelling in the pain area and urges seeking help, citing Mrs Pinkham and a testimonial from Anna Aston about relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Toms
Lydia
Pinkham
Anna Aston
Troy
How He Did It Defalcation at First National Bank Revealed
Washington reports T P Kane explains buckus Alvord theft at First National Bank of New York. Shortage of 100000 found after Hanna exam shows long running scheme using morning mail cash items and mismatched exchanges to hide defalcation. Bank notes lack proper day end checks and past charges hide thefts over years.
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Washington
T. P. Kane
First National Bank of New York
Hanna
First National Bank
Buckus
Alvord
California Population Grows 22 Percent Since 1890
Census figures show California's 1900 population at 1,485,053, up from 1,205,120 in 1890. The rise reflects long-term growth while noting special enumeration of Indians on reservations in 1890. California’s land area is about 155,980 square miles with population density rising from 7.7 to 9.6 persons per square mile between 1890 and 1900.
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Washington
California
Census Bureau
Lumber dealer Joseph Chesser shot in Norton Virginia
Bistol Tennessee reports Joseph Chesser a leading lumber dealer was assassinated last night in Norton Virginia as he left a hotel. No arrest has been made yet.
Baltimore Doctor Collapses During Virginia Synod Address
Rev Dr M Craig of Baltimore collapsed and died in the pulpit while addressing the Presbyterian synod of Virginia in Newport News today. The incident occurred during the ongoing session with attendees nearby, causing immediate medical attention but no recovery.
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Newport News
M. Craig
Baltimore
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Position of the Strikers Surmised in Mine War End
Hazelton Pa October 24 President Mitchell signaled a likely statement defining the United Mine Workers position in the strike and whether it would continue The conference with miners lasted three hours and adjourned with no change in the situation Lehigh Coal and Navigation Markle & Co and Coxe Bros did not post wage notes and talks over per car or ten cent rates continued for consideration
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Hazelton
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Markle & Co
Coxe Bros. & Co
Markles
Scranton
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Strike disrupts trolley trip to St Nicholas colliery
Shenandoah Pa October 24 three hundred strikers halted a trolley car at Mahanoy City carrying about 40 workers to St Nicholas colliery. John Fisher resisted and was severely beaten others returned home without protest.
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Shenandoah
Mahanoy City
St. Nicholas
John Fisher
PO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Adverts Quinine Tablets
A vintage drug ad promises to cure a cold in a day with Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. Each box bears W. B. Grover’s signature and the firm offers a refund if the cure fails. Price listed as 25 cents.
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B. W. Grover
Feiderbe Sinks After Collision Near Alicante
A Madrid dispatch reports the French steamer Feiderbe sunk after colliding with the French steamer Mitidj. Mitidj was seriously damaged but reached Alicante. Mitidj saved eight Feiderbe crew members. 24 Feiderbe sailors drowned.
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London
Madrid
Alicante
Mitidj
Indefinite Sentence Given in Chicago Bank Case
William A. Paulson, president of the Central Trust and Savings bank, was convicted of receiving a deposit while knowing the bank was insolvent. He was sentenced to an indefinite term with a stay of execution to allow filing a bill of exceptions for the supreme court.
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Chicago
William A. Paulson
Central Trust and Savings Bank
Supreme Court
Central Trust and Say
Bank Failure Follows National Bank Collapse
The failing bank collapsed after the National Bank of Illinois failed. Liabilities reached 367,160 dollars, while assets totaled less than a quarter of that amount.
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Ings Bank
National Bank of Illinois
A Partnership With Royalty In Wall Street Speculation
A World dispatch from Paris reports Thomas Walsh the Colorado millionaire becomes financial adviser and partner to King Leopold of Belgium. Contracts entrust Walsh with millions as they explore mining ventures and stock market moves to fund Walshs ambitious projects, amid keen royal interest and high social stature.
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Paris
Thomas Walsh
Corvaude
Ana
Leopold
Walsh
Charles Naegelmaekers
Regian
International Sleepins Car Company
Europe
Congo Free State
United States
Colorado
Naegelmackers
King Leopold
French transport Caravine sunk after collision near Kobe
The minister of marine confirms a Kobe report of the French transport Caravine sinking in the inland sea after a collision with the Japanese Inez Yama gauct Maru. An ensign sailor drowned. The Caravine was a slow transport recently used to move war materiel between French Corsican and Algerian ports.
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Minister of Marine
Kobe
Japan
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