Bryan To Discuss Trusts On Nebraska Campaign Tour
William J. Bryan leaves Lincoln for Chicago to confer with national committee members about campaign plans. The trip may alter his itinerary as speeches are scheduled in Nebraska City Blair Sioux City Duluth St Paul Minneapolis and broader Midwest and East states with a key address on trusts in Nebraska City Wednesday.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Burlington
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Executive Committee
Nebraska City
North Dakota
Minnesota
Duluth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Indiana
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Bryan plans to explain his position on starch suit in key city
In the city that hosts a starch combine branch and the attorney general has sued the institution, Bryan faces pressure from friends to stay out of the matter. He chooses to speak frankly to the people most affected, amid tension in the community that also houses Sterling Morton.
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Starch Combine
Bryan
Sterling Morton
New York Leaders Seek Longer Bryan Campaign in New York
Governor Stone of Missouri heads a Democratic sub committee to push for a longer Bryan campaign in New York. New York leaders seek Bryan to spend at least seven days in the state, extending beyond the four days set for Oct 16 to 19 to cover southern counties and Long Island.
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New York
Stone
Missouri
National Democratic Committee
East
Chicago
Jones
Bryan
New York State
Mr. Bryan
Long Island
State troops to guard miners seeking work in Hazelton
John Fahey district president of the Mine Workers traveled to Hazelton on President Mitchell s call to ensure miners wishing to work are protected by state troops amid labor tensions and potential confrontations on site.
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John Fahey
Hazelton
Mitchell
Mines Brink of Restart Echoes of Tense Labor Clash
Wilkesbarre Pa September 23 Reports say mines in the region may reopen tomorrow provoking anxiety. Union leaders doubt operators will bring in outside workers and foresee firm resistance if strikes resume. At Ashley a Lehigh and Wilkesbarre coal washery used 20 men and was pelted by stones as workers returned home. Striking Ashley miners pledged to stay out for at least four months, threatening potential trouble if work resumes.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Ashley
First Baptist Church Appeals to Governor for Arbitration
The First Baptist church of Columbus Ohio adopted a resolution urging the governor to use all possible means to secure arbitration of the disputes between miners and operators in the anthracite regions. Concurrent action was taken by 500 churches nationwide with notices sent to ministers for immediate action.
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Columbus
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Terrific flood hits Texas towns after cloudburst
A Dallas dispatch reports a cloudburst in the Nueces river country 90 miles west of the Southern Pacific line causing extensive flood damage. Drowned workers on sheep ranches, swamped ranches, and lost flocks are feared. Brownwood, San Angelo, Blanket, and Brownewood areas report major destruction and rising rivers. Railroad lines damaged and communications cut, with boats in use for safety.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Dallas
Texas
Nueces River
Colorado
Concho River
Brownewood
Blanket
San Angelo
Brownwood
Temple
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad
Browne Wood
Last Survivor of Kane Rescue Expedition Dies in Worcester
Worcester Massachusetts September 23 1885 George M P Vis the last surviving member of the government relief expedition that rescued Dr Kane the American Arctic explorer in 1885 died today aged 68 He was a sailors mate on the expedition and outlived United States Paymaster Charles Lever who had been thought the sole survivor.
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Worcester
Mass
Cgeorge M. P'Vis
Dr. Kane
United States
Charles Lever
Alameda
Cal
ID Vis
Lever
Death of Marshal Martinez de Campos at Zarauz
Madrid reports Marshal Martinez de Campos died this morning shortly after 10 o clock at Zarauz near San Sebastian.
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Madrid
Marshal Martinez de Campos
Zarauz
San Sebastian
Vessels report collision near Grand Banks may cost 40 lives
Damaged fishing schooners from the Grand Banks reach St. John's as a gale drives vessels ashore. One report says two French schooners collided, their masts ripped away and driven out of sight, with fears that both foundered and a loss of about forty lives.
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St. John's
N. F
Grand Banks
Conservatives Rally Behind Policy in Face of Election
London September 23. Lord Salisbury's manifesto to electors urges a strong parliamentary majority to defend South Africa policy and China challenges. John Morley argues war could have been avoided and criticizes mishandling in Ireland and South Africa. Earl of Rosebery condemns the government as weak despite strong votes and calls for reform both home and abroad.
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London
Lora Salisbury
United Kingdom
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Lord Salisbury
China
House of Commons
John Morley
Montrose Boroughs
Ireland
Morley
Earl of Rosebery
Jord Rosebery
England
War Office
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The 25 cent tablet promises quick relief and is advertised in a concise promotional notice.
Berlin Markets End Week With Sharp Industrial Decline
Berlin reports heavy losses on the bourse as industrials sag and iron and coal shares plunge amid a reduced price for rolled iron goods by the Silesian syndicate. Bank stocks fall as brokerage shifts restrict earnings. money market loosens with better August coal company results.
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Berlin
Reichesbank
Dresden
Rhine Westfalische Zeitung
Germany
New York
Europe
Herr Licht
United States
Bremen
Lloyd
Cloud burst damages farms in Neuces valley. lives reported
In Scranton Texas on Sept 23 a valley cloud burst on the Neuces river caused extensive property damage and reports indicate loss of life on nearby ranches. The river rose 25 feet in two hours at Uvalde breaking bridges. a ranch near Brackett saw English sheepman Ethelbert Mc Donald and several Mexican sheepherders killed.
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Scranton
Tex
Neueces River
Neuces
Uvalde
Ethelbert McDonald
Mountainn
Brackett
Kramer Wins 25 Mile Pro Bicycle Race At Walshure Track
New York Sept. 23 Frank Kramer won the 25 mile professional race at Walshure bicycle track by a length. Floyd Krebs finished second and Collett third. Scoring shows 5 mile increments with Jacobson leading early, Krebs at 10 miles, Kramer at 15 miles, and momentum building toward the finish.
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New York
Frank Kramer
Walshure
Kramer
Floyd Krebs
Collett
J. P. Jacobson
Collett Dominates 25 Mile Race Finish Time 1 03 21
Collett wins the 25 mile event with a time of 1 03 21 while Kramer places second in 2 5. Collett also secures a 49 39 time for the shorter 2 5 segment.
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Collett
Bgeedpank Kramer
Great Hardships For Miners In British Guiana
George H. Moulton on leave from the United States consulship in Demarara says the rush to British Guiana and Venezuela gold fields did not materialize after the boundary dispute. He notes annual yields around two million dollars from placer mining, and warns of immense travel dangers through swamps, dense brush with alligators and wild beasts, making British Guiana unattractive to American miners who might fare better in Colorado or Montana.
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New York
George H. Moulton
Colorado
United States
Demarara
British Guiana
Moulton
Venezuela
Montana
Record-breaking railway blast at Texas Creek canyon
A 4 45 p m blast in the Texas Creek canyon used 640 kegs of blasting powder plus giant powder displacing about 20 000 cubic yards of rock. Trains were stopped along the main line and livestock moved to safety. No injuries occurred though stones showered a half mile radius. Magnificent spectacle drew spectators from Pueblo and nearby.
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Puebol
Colo
Texas Creek
Oram
Crook
Rio Grande
Texas Creek Canyon
Pueblo
Dillon Fair and Racing Association closes after four days
Special Dispatch reports the Dillon Fair and Racing association ended a four day event in good order aside from the first race where all bets were declared off due to alleged crooked work by a jockey. Winners listed include Aurora B in the first race, Walk apau in the second, Silver Jim in the third, and Torpedo in the fourth with respective places and times.
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Standard
Dillon
Dillon Fair and Racing Association
F. H. Cooney
Aurora B
J. F. Shaw
de Cappo
Lee Carter
Uncle John
J. Ll. Scarlet
Walkapau
A. Jcott
J. L. Scarlet
Silver Jim
Ben Larsen
Wilkie
Courtney & Linkendorfer
Blue Sign
Hobson Denies Vancouver Interview Quote
Lieutenant Hobson arrives in Montreal and refutes a Vancouver interview quote. He says he was not responsible for the statement about Spanish ships being sunk by plugs drawn, explains sinking ships occurred under Dewey's actions, and expresses high regard for Admiral Dewey while regretting any misattribution.
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Montreal
Hobson
City
Admiral Dewey
Vancouver
Runaway Boy Byron Tuttle Heads to Idaho
Special dispatch reports Helena youth Byron Tuttle ran away from home and rode freight to Missoula. Police traced him to a caboose where Officer McGregor found him and fed him before turning him over to Sheriff Curran for further action. He said he left for no stated reason and aimed for Idaho.
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Missoula
Byron Tuttle
Helena
Kenney
McGregor
Sheriff Curran
Personal Crisis Reports In New York
A day of self harm reports in New York on Sept 23 includes Magnus Swengin a cabinetmaker who drowned after binding his hands with fish lines George Burick an insurance solicitor who shot himself in Tompkins Square amid neck pain concerns John Myer who took poison then released gas in a Third Avenue hotel and died James Campbell killed himself in Central Park while intoxicated Edward Schwartz also ended his life in Central Park.
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New York
Magnus Swengin
North River
George Burick
Tompkins
John Myer
Third Avenue
James Campbell
Central Park
Edward Schwartz
Internationalist socialist congress opens in Paris
The socialist congress opened today in Wa gram hall Paris with discord between French government supporters led by Jaures and allied factions after Guesde Vallant and Lafarge over officer elections.
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Paris
Wagram Hall
M. Jaures
MM. Guesade
Vallant
Lafarge
Wage scale signed ends steel workers' long idle period
A Cincinnati conference committee of the Amalgamated Association and manufacturers signed a yearly wage scale effective until July 1901. The agreement ends months of idleness for more than 60,000 workers as mills plan immediate reopening across several states, with details on boiling, busheling, and bar and hoop mill rates.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
New York
Detroit
Indianapolis
Youngstown
Mills
Schafer
Williams
Nutt
American Steel Hoop Company
Girard
Warren
Pomeroy
Greenville
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Irenton
Terra Haute
Birmingham
Munele
Franklin
Marion
Moline
New Albany
Minneapolis
Covington
Sky
Brazil
Ind
Springfeld
Til
Alexander
London Stocks End Week With Downward Drift Amid Election Turmoil
A quiet week on the London stock exchange ends with a broad downward trend as government election decisions dampen business. American securities weaken due to the Pennsylvania coal strike while Illinois Central and Reading shares rise. Bank of England hints reserves may shrink by year end signaling dearer money.
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London
Stock Exchange
South Africa
Pennsylvania
American Securities
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Engine crashes through San Francisco Bay wharf
A Santa Fe passenger engine derailed into Point Richmond harbor sinking in 50 feet of water. Engineer Henry Allen and Telegrapher Mulcahey were injured, Fireman Adams died trapped beneath 100 tons of steel as the wharf, only a year old, collapsed into the bay.
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San Francisco
Point Richmond
Henry Allen
Mulcahey
Adams
Sheriff Pursues Winnemucca Bank Robbers to Idaho Junipers
Sheriff Moore of Humboldt county Nevada travels to Nampa en route to the Junipers in search of the Winnemucca bank robbers. The Junipers, a southwestern Idaho wilderness retreat, has long sheltered outlaws. He will take Idaho men with him.
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Boise
Idaho
Moore
Humboldt County
Nevada
Nampa
Junipers
Yellow Fever Spreading in Havana Reports Rise and Death
Havana reports 31 new yellow fever cases since Friday, bringing to nearly 100 the total under treatment. Captain George S. Cartwright of the 24th U. S. Infantry died after contracting the fever last Sunday at Columbia. Robert Thomas and Alfred Kilbourn of the 24th United States Artillery were attacked yesterday.
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Havana
George 8
Cartwright
Infantry
Quartermaster’s Department
Columbia
Robert Thomas
Alfred Kilbourn
United States Artillery
Notice of Montana Supreme Court Amendment Election
Montana voters will decide at the next general election on a constitutional amendment to Section 5, Article VIII, changing the Supreme Court to three justices with option to up to five. It outlines how vacancies may be filled with district judges and how votes are counted and proclaimed. The ballot will include For and Against the amendment. Approved March 7, 1x.
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Montana
State of
Supreme Court
Legislative Assembly
Congress
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Beal
J. &. Shiogan
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