Crowds Follow Bryan During New York Campaign Swing
Albany October 28 crowds followed William Jennings Bryan after attending services at a Presbyterian church. He then returned to his hotel where, assisted by his wife, he received callers before leaving in the evening for Albany. Roosevelt, governor of New York, tours the state as he campaigns for re election with Cortland on the schedule.
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Bryan and party roam New York crowds to church and train
Mr and Mrs Bryan with ex Governor Stone and guests visit Madison Square Church where Yale and Harvard students sit ahead of them. A large crowd gathers as Bryan greets supporters, then leaves via Grand Central for Albany with police escort. He plans eight Brooklyn appearances tomorrow.
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Miner Overton killed by light engine near DeSmet
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula October 23 E S Overton a Burke Idaho miner was instantly killed about 7 pm while sitting on the track two miles west of DeSmet He was en route to meet a Bitter Root valley woman friend and potential marriage The engine crew said Overton attempted to rise but remained on the rail as freight No 54 passed and a light engine approached
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Inquest Set After Fatal Strike at Burke Union Hall
A man was struck on the right temple and killed. A telegram to Coroner Hayes prompted an immediate response. The suspect Overton, about 26, small stature, wearing a new suit, had a Burke union No. 10 card, cigars, and two silver dollars. An inquest will be held in the morning.
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Unraveling the Rice Mystery Faces District Action
In New York on October 28 a planned consult with District Attorney Gardner, Professor Withaus, and possibly Dr. Walker will review mercury evidence in William M. Rice’s death. Doctors say minute mercury doses could kill, and prior medicines lack mercury per Dr. Curry, while a friend’s remedy may be involved.
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Churchill Declines to Retract Rosslyn Libel Claim
London solicitors for Winston Spencer Churchill refuse to withdraw or apologize for his Pall Mall Club banquet remark accusing Earl of Rosslyn of libeling officers in South Africa dispatches. Churchill later writes to the Mail denying personal motive and faulting Rosslyn for libelous newspaper articles and attacking his recent book.
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Chicago Postoffice Clerks Form Union
Chicago post office clerks join the American Federation of Labor localizing as the Chicago Postoffice Union. They claim about 1,400 Chicago employees will be included and push for an eight hour work day and better conditions for rank and file workers.
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Drowning Fatality In Lake Washington Duck Hunt
Torrey Carr and Clark E. Carr, sons and relatives of prominent figures, drowned in Lake Washington during a duck hunting trip. Their canoe capsized in fog as search parties scoured the area, but the bodies were not recovered. General E. M. Carr and General Clarke E. Carr are noted figures in Seattle and Illinois politics.
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Debs Speaks on Labor and Public Ownership in Boston
Debs spoke at Paine Memorial building to a large gathering in Boston. He urged public ownership and management of the tools of production, arguing private capital oppresses workers as long as mills and machinery are privately owned.
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Baptized by Thousands in Manila Arrival of Archbishop Chapelle
Archbishop Chapelle who recently left Manila arrived at Dagupan with several priests to tour the northern Luzon districts amid Filipino suspicions. He was warmly welcomed on arrival as the party began a two year expectation of activity in the region.
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Baptisms Proclaimed Amid Parish Clash Over Archbishop Choice
An opportunity for baptism today led to 2,500 persons being baptized. Amid parish protest against a French archbishop, Archbishop Chapelle recommends an American candidate, though the name is not disclosed.
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Horrible Murder in Chicago Sends City Into Shock
A Bohemian florist Anton Ligh was found dead near Forty third street with a bullet wound throat cut and gouged features. Polish florist Joseph Dolinski was arrested twelve hours later his clothes stained with blood. Widow Mary Lizi is also under suspicion.
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Mission officials executed as France demands names
Dr Morrison reports from Pekin that a foreign mission conference added Prince Yi and Yiang Nien to officials slated for execution. An allied commander warned the provincial treasurer for the treatment of missionaries. St Petersburg says Russia will return Tongfu to its owner when peace returns.
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Boxers Reported Plot to Kill Foreigners In China
From London dated Oct 28 reports stagnation of the Chinese imbroglio. Shanghai rumors say Sinfu sending agents to southern and central provinces to collect funds. Paotingfu yields harrowing missionary sufferings with 10 missionaries still at Chengtenfu. Pacnefu telegram Oct 20 says the Boxers claim the provincial treasurer ordered murders of 11 Americans and four British.
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Anglo German agreement favors Russian interests in Manchuria
Berlin Oct 22 The Berliner Post argues the Anglo German accord does not threaten Russia in Manchuria. The paper contends England would have had to ally with Russia, harming German trade, and praises Germany as an honest broker serving Russian interests.
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France and Russia Accept Anglo German Agreement
Vienna October 28 semi official Politisch correspondent reports France and Russia after discussion have decided to accept the Anglo German agreement.
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Rousseau Outlines Policy in Toulouse Demonstration
Paris dispatch reports M. Waldeck Rousseau delivering a military toned policy speech in Toulouse. He praised the army, pledged to Dreyfus pardoning efforts, announced old age pensions and higher alcohol duties, and urged discipline among state officials amid strong republican unity.
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Hogan and Kelley Speak at Belt
In Belt on October 28 a large crowd packed the Odd Fellows hall to hear Hon. Cornelius F. Kelley and Hon. Thomas B. Hogan of the independent Democrats. Chairman T. E. Healy introduced Kelley who denounced imperialism and questioned the Philippine war while warning that retaining the islands could worsen race tensions with Japanese laborers flowing to the Pacific coast.
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Kelley Hogan discuss issues in Montana campaign
In a Montana political gathering, speakers praised workers and debated militarism and silver policy. Kelley attacked Clark and the Copper Trust while Hogan vowed to oppose corporate influence and support the eight hour law.
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Helena Man Louis Fischer Ends Life In Lodgings
Louis Fischer 34, longtime Helena resident and officer of the Helena Cab Company, died by self-inflicted gunshot in his Opera House block lodgings. A note asked undertaker Flaherty to care for his body. Coroner to hold an inquest. family in Montana and Iowa, with No stated motive. He left behind brothers Jacob and Addie, and his mother in Iowa.
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Philippine military gives harsh sentences in murder trials
The Philippine commision tried over a score of native Filipinos on murder, murderous assault, abduction, rape and war law violations. Death penalties were common, few executions occurred, and many sentences were commuted to hard labor. One case involved a small armed rail raid on Taganga to free prisoners, with a commuted sentence.
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Doctor testifies gun was dead when brought to office
Dr Townsend recounts arrival at 2 o clock and finds Jennie Bosschester dead with a fractured skull. He describes how Kerr Campbell and Walter McAlister urged removal to his office and that he could do nothing to save her. Prosecution vows vigorous action against Campbell and Kerr.
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Means Hogan's Election
Great Falls reports the state labor ticket shift strengthens the independent Democratic ticket led by Hogan. J K Tooles is named, boosting Hogan's chances while Clark Heinze ties are blamed for labor fusion collapse and party manipulation. The city views this as a decisive turn in labor politics.
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MacArthur's Casualty List Highlights Multiple Infantry Losses
Washington reports from General MacArthur at Manila list casualties by infantry units. Killed on various dates include John McBride John Hara William Steiner Otto Seaholm Charles Brandenburg and others. wounded and serious injuries cover Capt Beigler Sweeney Malikk Hunter Farrar Parr Haller McHahon McGinness Cundiff Scott Jackson.
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Destructive October Storm Hits Winona Minnesota
A severe storm struck Winona Minnesota and surrounding areas with extensive track washouts and several washouts reported on the Chicago and North Western line near The Chicago Milwaukee road. The city and vicinity endured the most damaging weather in years with significant disruption to rail service.
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