Industrial Despotism The Theme Of His Address
William Jennings Bryan toured New Jersey delivering about 15 speeches from Washington Park to Jersey City, drawing large, newsworthy crowds and police protection. He warned against monopoly and industrial despotism, urged independence in politics and business, and criticized a proposed colonial system while urging voters to uphold a republic.
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Princeton
Princeton Junction
Princeton College
Bryan
Orient
Philippines
New Brunswick
Bryan speaks to Philadelphia crowds in a high energy rally
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Philadelphia at 9 25 morning from Wilmington and was met by the Democratic city committee. Thousands packed Broad Street and the Times Building balcony as Bryan denounced the Republican platform, urged minority rights and tax relief, and called for a government by the people. Bryan's motorcade then moved along Delaware Avenue.
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William Bryan
Wilmington
Del
Democratic Cty Committee
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryan
New Jersey
Mr. Bryan
Times
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Burt
Philippines
Pattison
Porto Ries
England
Pennsylvania
Delaware Avenue
River Front
Workmen Cheer As Figure Boards Steamboat at Delaware River
Workmen gathered around his carriage and gave an ovation along the line as he boarded a Steamboat bound for Washington Park New Jersey about six miles down the Delaware river.
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Washington Park
N. J
Delaware River
Bryan Addresses Vast Crowd After Delaware Crossing
At Washington Park in New Jersey on October 25 Mr. Bryan crossed the Delaware by boat and spoke to large crowds. He attacked the Republican Party's shifts on tariffs trusts and military expansion, defended his silver policy, and warned against a double standard of government.
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Elizabeth
Park
Mavion
Jersey City
St. Joseph's Hall
Marion
Bryan
Washington Park
N. J
Delaware
New Jersey
Republican Party
McKinley
Coal Trust
Ice Trust
United States
Kentleman
Bryan address in Burlington New Jersey election stop
In Burlington Mr Bryan spoke from a car balcony near the station and in streets, urging voters to back democratic policies. He warned that a manufacturer would close if he won and promised a new pension commissioner for soldiers while urging farmers and laborers to seek change from Republican rule.
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N. J
Burlington
Bryan
New York
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Opera House
Republican Party
Last Honors Paid to John Sherman in Mansfield
John Sherman Ohio senator and statesman laid to rest in Mansfield Grace Episcopal church. President McKinley and Secretary Root attended with a large state and nation presence. Funeral rites included a solemn procession through Mansfield streets, a ceremonial church service, and graveside readings beside his wife.
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McKinley
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Nelson A. Miles
Alvey A. Adee
Nash
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Foraker
Brown
Hanna
Chicago
Kerr
Gate Hoyt
H. T. Sherman
Frank B. Wiberg
John Sherman Hoyt
William McCord
Alfred W. Hoyt
Charles A. Sherman
Miles
A. B. Putnam
Central Park
Marsfield Band
Olo
Congress
Mystery Death In New York Woman Dies Of Carbolic Acid
Mrs Mabel Hanson aged 23 living with her mother and two sisters on West Sixty third street died today from carbolic acid effects. Family silent on cause claiming accidental intake. she bought ten cents worth of carbolic acid at a nearby drug store less than half an hour before dying. Husband Charles Hanson is described as insane. Hanson had been visiting for about three months.
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New York
Mabel Han Son
West Sixty-third Street
Hanson
Charles Hanson
Mrs. Hanson
Meetings of Directors In Topeka Elects Officials
Twelve auxiliary companies of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway held their annual meetings and elections in the directors room of the Santa Fe building in Topeka. The proceedings focused on committee reports and upcoming plans for the railroad's auxiliary divisions.
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Topeka, Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Banta Fe Railway
Banta Fe
Directors Appointments In Several Railways
Edward Wilder succeeds C illoliday as director in the Cherokee railroad Kansas & Western railway and as secretary in the Wichita & Southwestern. Victor Moraworz of New York becomes a director of the New Mexico & Arizona company to fill a vacancy. R J Avery of Winston C T succeeds F B Burns.
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C. Iolliday
Cherokee Railroad
Kansas & Western Railway
Wichita & Southwestern
New Mexico & Arizona Company
Victor Moraworz
New York
R. J. Avery
Winston
C. T
Ff. B. Burns
Cleveland Refuses To Talk On Campaign
Ex President Cleveland says he is surprised by how his opinions on the pending campaign are treated and will remain silent. He complains reporters ask questions and publish distorted or false words. He asks friends to understand his determination to stay silent during the campaign.
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Princeton
N. J
Associated Press
Cleveland
Fire at Indian Head Ordance Plant Sparks Explosions
Washington October 25 Admiral ONeill head of ordnance said a fire and several explosions occurred last night in one of the filling houses at Indian Head proving ground. No injuries reported though several powder buildings may have suffered light damage as investigators probe cause and potential spontaneous combustion or careless disposal of a cigarette.
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Admiral O'Neill
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Proving Ground
Indian Head
Fullinwider
Strauss
Proving Grounds
Navy Department
Copeland Attacks Hoodlums Over Anaconda Incident
A. C. Botkin and A. L. Copeland spoke to a large Helena audience at the Auditorium on October 25. Copeland denounced hoodlums who hissed Lincoln as arrant cowards and black guards while blaming the disorder on the democratic party’s disreputable faction.
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Standard
Helena
A. C. Botkin
A. L. Copeland
Copeland
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Brazilian President Lands in Argentina Amid Warship Escort
President of Brazil arrived with a squadron of three warships landing amid popular enthusiasm in Buenos Ayres. He held a cordial interview with General Roca, president of Argentina, as crowds cheered the visitor yesterday.
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Campos Halles
Brazil
General Roca
Argentine
Proclamation by United Mine Workers on 1900s wage settlement
President Mitchell announces near victory in a 39 day strike in the anthracite region. He states wages will rise about 10 percent with sliding scale suspended in Schuylkill and Lehigh, urging orderly resumption of work and suggesting semi annual wage notices. The document is signed by national and district UMWA officers.
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Hazelton
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
National
Scranton
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Labor clash at Shamokin coal breakers as deputies guard
Fifty deputies with revolvers in their hip pockets jostle buckwheat coal from the colliery culm bank while twenty coal and iron policemen patrol the ground to keep strikers away. The officers periodically curse the deputies at the public road as they enforce access. Only men seeking work may approach the breaker.
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Shamokin
Death of Sam Jackson at Capitol Collapse
Samuel Jackson deputy US marshal of Montana and former county officer was killed at Helena's capitol when a plank failed beneath him while inspecting the unfinished building. He died at St Peter's hospital after severe chest injuries and a broken rib. He was about 45, unmarried, with brothers in Denver and Keokuk.
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Helena
Samuel Jackson
United States
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Capitol
St. Peter's Hospital
Denver
Keokuk
Iowa
Sam Jackson
Soverement
Alvord's Whereabouts Stir Bank Settlement Talks
The Evening World reports Cornelius L. Alvord, the First National Bank teller who absconded with funds, is believed located by his lawyers and bank officials. Negotiations aim to restore much of the stolen sum within days while detectives closely monitor Alvord, who may face arrest if restitution fails.
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W York
Evening World
Cornelius L. Alvord
First National Bank
Alvord
Mount Vernon
New York
Baker
Miller
Mission Council Debates Funds and Bishop Consecrations
Louisville reports the third day of the mission council session of the Episcopal church adopting a 20 percent withhold on previous diocesan allotments and granting permission to consecrate bishops for U S protectorates. Bishop Partridge of Japan read a Shanghai letter criticizing U S policy and praising Emperor William.
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Partridge
Japan
Shanghai
United States
Li Hung Chang
Consul Goodnow
William
China
Brooke
Oklahoma
Board of Major Missions
Board of Managers
General Council of the
House of Bishops
Missionaries Arrive as Refugees Escap e Riots in China
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Kinshin Maru arrived from Japan with Rev. and Mrs. V. Reinne Rev. and Mrs Bergstrom and two children missionaries who fled North China during riots. They were aboard a houseboat on the Kangtse when danger forced their escape. The Kinshin Maru had been chartered by the Japanese government as a troop ship for months amid the war crisis easing in Japan.
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Seattle
Wash
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Japan
Patton Bound Over After Cold Blooded Murder Hearing
Special Dispatch reports Kalispell October 25 that J. J. Patton who killed Carroll last week was held for district court after a preliminary hearing. The testimony allegedly proved a cold blooded crime and Patton awaits trial.
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Kalispell
Oet
J. J. Patton
Carroll
District Court
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