Bryan in Kansas City Attends Armourdale Labor Rally
William J. Bryan spoke to a large Armourdale crowd in Kansas City about labor issues. He criticized the full dinner pail argument and urged shorter hours, an income tax, a labor bureau, and direct election of senators. He noted need to end government by injunction and tied wage concerns to broader economic policy. He then spoke to thousands at a three ring circus tent and planned a further itinerary to Leavenworth and St Joseph.
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Kansas City
Armourdale
William J. Bryan
Shawnee Park
Mr. Bryan
Shelly Park
Fort Scott
Bryan
Pleasanton
Lacogne
Paola
Olathe
Jones
Toledo
Republican Party
Senate
Republican Senate
Department of Commerce and Industry
House
Philippines
Spain
You Can't Get Around Superior Clothing Claims
A retailer emphasizes that clothing sold by them surpasses typical hand me down garments in appearance wear and overall satisfaction. The statement promotes the quality and value of their products over secondhand options.
Jen's Wearables Showcases High Class Novelties
A local shop invites customers to explore new clothing lines under the banner Let us help you to overcome prejudice against ready made fashion. The display highlights stylish outfits and accessories aimed at discerning shoppers.
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Jen
German note on punishment of Chinese rebels presented
A German note demanding punishment of rebellion leaders in China was delivered to Acting Secretary Adee at the State Department. With Baron Sternberg away, discussion could not occur today. he is expected back tomorrow for talks. The department will review the communication as negotiations for a settlement with China continue.
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Washington
China
Adee
State Department
Baron Sternberg
Sale Protested Over Zenobia Mine Sale Cripple Creek
In Denver on Sept. 18 Platte, Rogers and others filed a district court suit to stop the planned sale of the Zenobia mine at Cripple Creek. They allege Winfield Scott Stratton, a wealthy owner, has forced a stockholders meeting to ratify a $10,000 sale to C. W. Curle as Stratton’s agent, though the mine is valued at about $250,000.
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Denver
Colo
Platte
Stratton
Montana Wesleyan University Opens New Helena Campus
The Montana Wesleyan University formally opened today in its new building on Helena avenue with special exercises. President Van Beoy gave a brief address and announced the usual opening items. Actual school operations begin tomorrow morning.
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Standard
Helena
Rem
Montana Wesleyan University
Helena Avenue
van Beoy
Rain Delays Golf Play In Missoula Club Plans
Rain in Missoula over four days harms golf as the new links receive little use. Ground remains soft and play will be suspended for days. Members seek new players, with fair turnout among younger folks. A meeting will vote on new names soon.
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Missoula
Foot Severely Injured by Saw at St. Regis Mill
Special Dispatch reports Joseph Cyr an employee at the St. Regis mill suffered a severe foot injury when his foot touched a cut-off saw. The accident occurred this morning and Cyr was taken to the local hospital for treatment.
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Missoula
Joseph Cyr
St. Regis
Transport Thomas sails with troops treasure and passengers
Manila bound transport Thomas sailed this afternoon from Suildd for Manila carrying 1,648 enlisted men cabin passengers and $1 260 in treasure.
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San Francisco
Thomas
Whi Will the Harvest Me
A playful dialogue features a child and mother discussing a kiss and the mother’s slap causing the child to protest. The exchange ends with the child urging verification from the father.
Reconstruction Under Relief Committee Rushes Galveston Cleanup
Galveston authorities under Adjutant General Scurry ramp up debris removal with 2000 workers. Death toll rises to about 6000 with estimates reaching seven thousand. health measures, disinfectants, and hospitals expand as bridge repairs progress and relief shipments arrive from Houston and other ports.
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Relief Committee
Relief well organized in Galveston after disaster
Galveston on September 18 reports improving conditions as city headquarters coordinate relief. Laborers’ hours are tracked to ensure pay, departments operate with surprising efficiency, and supplies and funds pour in from across the country, with cash totals reaching seven figures.
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Galveston
Only ten houses left south of High Island in Galveston
Galveston Sept 18 Local Gulf and Interstate manager H A Spangler reports only ten habitable houses remain south of High Island after a tour of the company property. Thousands of animal carcasses and about 350 human bodies lie buried or exposed along the coast with extensive road and right of way damage. Spangler plans a team to finish burying the dead and expects road rebuilding will begin though losses are still being tallied.
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Galveston
Tex
Scurry
Twentieth
Bay
Broadway
Texas
Health Department
Marine Hospital
Revenue
Houston
Galveston Bay Bridge
Roma
Galveston Island
Union Station
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Sealy
Santa Fe Railway
Hawley
Southern Pacific
Calveston
Hames H. Tweed
Galveston Cotton Exchange
St. Mary's Hospitals
Clinton
Winona
Mann
High Island
H. A. Spangler
Gulf and Interstate Company
Spangler
Gulf
Bolivar
Sufferers fund subscriptions reach 216016 total
New York records show subscriptions to date totaling 216016 for the sufferers, with the police force contributing 7738. The figures reflect ongoing relief donations and organized support.
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New York
Empress of India Passengers Include Hobson of Merrimac Fame
Victoria notes Lieutenant Hobson aboard the Empress of India on voyage home from Japan where he attended the Oregon battleship raising ceremony.
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Victoria
B. C
Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Japan
Oregon
Republican Rally In Twin Bridges Draws Big Crowd
In Twin Bridges on Sept 18 Republican candidates Hun D. FE Fol som T K Porter and Edwin M Hammond of Florida led a rally with the Sheridan band providing patriotic music. Despite rain a large crowd gathered as the speakers proceeded to Sheridan for an evening appearance.
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D. FE
High Island destruction report deemed erroneous
Memphis dispatch relays Beaumont Evening Journal to the AP denying any loss or injury from High Island. No property damage or fatalities reported, refuting earlier telegrams.
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Memphis
Tenn
Evening Journal
Beaumont
Texas
Associated Press
High Island
King of Boston General Manager Critically Ill in City
King of Boston, general manager of the Great Eastern Newspaper league, is in critical condition with appendicitis at Fanny Paddock Hospital in this city. Grave fears for his life are entertained.
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Tacoma
King
Boston
Great Eastern Newspaper League
Fanny Paddock
Remedies for disorders of the feminine organs praised
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women and states its permanent benefit and high sales. It notes Mrs Pinkham offers free advice and invites women to write to her in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Triumph for von Buelow Admirable note upsets Russia on China policy
London observers praise Germany's decisive note amid Count von Waldereee's arrival in China. The Daily News and The Times hail the move as admirable credit to Britain, while The Morning Post warns the uprising's origins may implicate the Chinese government and caution action by the powers.
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London
Count von Waldereee
China
Daily News
Germany
Russia
London Morning
Times
Great Britain
Morning Post
Hanna Talks to Capital and Labor in Chicago Speech
Senator M A Hanna addressed thousands of downtown business people and workers at the Commercial McKinley club. He defended McKinley era policy, attacked William J Bryan on free silver and imperialism, praised labor recognition in 1871, and questioned trusts while urging unity against Bryan’s platform.
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Chicago
M. A. Hanna
Commercial McKinley Club
William J. Bryan
United States
Kansas City
Lincoln
Bryan
Washington
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
George F. Hoar
Hoar
William McKinley
New York
Ohio
Cincinnati
United States Senate
Republican Party
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt
McKinley
Campaign rhetoric warns of economic upheaval and Galveston storm impact
The speaker urges voters to act in their own interests rather than Mr. Bryan's, arguing the campaign's stakes surpass any in U.S. history. A reversal of government policy could trigger a massive commercial and industrial revolution the nation might not recover from, comparable in scale to the Galveston disaster.
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Bryan
Galveston
Prosecution closes direct in James Howard case in Kentucky
Frankfort reports the prosecution in the James Howard case rested after witnesses including Ben Rake Bowman Gaines James Daly and R Armstrong corroborated seeing Howard near the state house. Culton testified detailing cartridges a broken fence and remarks by Howard with a planned alibi to be offered by the defense. Howard will testify first in his own defense asserting an alibi at the Board of Trade hotel two blocks from the scene.
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Frankfort
James Howard
Ben Rake
Bowman Gaines
Howard
State House
James F. Daly
R. ©. Armstrong
W. H. Culton
Culton
Youtzey
Secretary of State
Board of Trade
Stops the Cough and Cures a Cold in One Day
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a quick cure for a cold with a no cure no pay offer. The ad notes a price of 25 cents and claims rapid relief through a combination of cough suppressant and quinine.
Germany publishes note to show China aims clearly
Berlin reports Count von Buelow’s circular note published to prove Germany has nothing to hide about its aims in China. The diplomatic corps sees the note as evidence of von Buelow’s sober moderation prevailing over William II’s expansive plans. Tomorrow leading German papers will approve the note.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Norde Deutsche Allegemaine Zeitung
Germany
China
William
Fate of Missionaries on Inland Voyage Ends in Tragedy
A group of 19 inland missionaries bound from Shansi faced a shocking ordeal with five deaths. The party included Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Saunders and their children, A. Jennings, Miss Guthrie, FE. J. Cooper, A. A. Glover and family, Miles Gates, Miss Rice, Miss Houston, and Mrs. Cooper with their two Saunders children.
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Victoria
B. C
Orient
China Inland
Shansi
A. R. Saunders
A. Jennings
Guthrie
FE. J. Cooper
A. A. Glover
Miles Gates
Miss Rice
German Circular Demands Surrender of Chinese Rioters
Berlin reports the foreign office sent a circular to major powers stating that Germany will only begin peace talks with China after the delivery up of those responsible for the recent outrages.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
China
Sachsen Arrives in Hongkong With Waldersee and Staff
The German steamer Sachsen has reached Hongkong carrying Field Marshal Count von Waldersee commander in chief of international forces in China and his staff. The arrival marks a high level military delegation joining operations in the region.
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Hongkong
Sachsen
Count von Waldersee
China
Stinson Wins 2 Mile Motor-Paced Race in Worcester
Worcester race night saw W. Stinson of Cambridge defeat Jimmy Michael in a 2 mile motor-paced event with a time of 38 minutes 15 and 2 fifths seconds.
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Worcester
Mass
Stinson
Cambridge
Jimmy Michael
Pledge of Allegiance to Be Taught in Montana Schools
State Superintendent EF A Carleton orders pledge of allegiance to be introduced in public schools across Montana. The pledge will be taught at openings and closings, Arbor Day, anniversaries, and school events. The measure follows the request of patriotic groups including the Society of Children of the American Revolution.
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Helena
Montana
Carleton
Montana Society of Sons of the Revolution
TI Am
Helena Hill Weed
Society of Children of the American Revolution
Helen P. Harper
Meriwether Lewis Society
Children of the American Revolution
Jennie S. Tallant
Silver Bow
Daughters of the American Revolution
David G. Browne
Charles H. Benton
Montana Society
Sons of the Revolution
Republic
Campaign Opens in Oregon With Duelling Rallies
In Portland on September 18 the presidential campaign opened with overflow crowds at Cordray's theater where Senator C. W. Fairbanks spoke for the Republicans and Charles A. Towne spoke for the Democrats at the Metropolitan theater.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
C. W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Cordray
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Metropolitan Theater
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