New Party Orator Graves Plans in Butte Spotlight
John Temple Graves, famed editor of the Independent Press, arrives in Butte as keynote speaker for the new Independence Party. He will campaign with vice presidential candidate John Temple Graves and discuss the party platform. Woodward calls Graves the Demosthenes of Americans and predicts strong local enthusiasm. Howard S. Taylor, Chicago lawyer and party candidate for U S senator, accompanies Graves as a leading speaker.
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Long Campaign Swing Through Montana Towns
Thomas Ly Long, Democratic congressional nominee, toured Butte and outlined a campaign plan visiting Mile City Forsyth Helena and others. He invited rival Charles N Pray to joint debates in Great Falls and Missoula while urging stronger legal protections for suitors against procedural faults.
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Gans Nelson Fight Pictures Draw Crowd at Broadway
The Broadway theater showed Gans vs Nelson flight pictures to a small audience amid Democratic county convention interest. Spectators cheered during rounds as Gans pressed Nelson, who stayed long range and landed many blows. Nelson won by count after Gans failed to finish. Two showings scheduled for tonight at 7:39 and 9:30.
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Kern Asks About the Republicans
The article records William Jennings Bryan confronting officials over the steel trust. He accuses government officers of shielding the corporation and cites Richard Olney’s letters alleging prearranged immunity. He questions Attorney General Bonaparte and contrasts current secrecy with Olney’s public claims about non prosecution and a steel trust.
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Dynamite blamed for Susquehanna Bridge collapse at Havre de Grace
Havre de Grace Maryland September 23 a 690 foot span of the Baltimore and Ohio bridge over the Susquehanna river collapsed sending 12 loaded ore cars of a northbound freight down the riverbank The wreck claimed one man William Wilson of Havre de Grace who was injured others escaped unharmed Crothers B&O chief engineer said the catastrophe could not be explained by any theory other than dynamite The bridge had been under reconstruction and double tracked amid reported hard feelings with contractors and some workers
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Knight declines nomination for governor at Democratic convention
Provo Utah Sept 23 Jesse Knight who was acclaimed by the Democratic state convention for governor said he would refuse the nomination I have never held public office he stated and am too old to learn I am not a public man never was and never will be
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Thaw Case Losses Counsel With Death
New York, Sept. 23 One more death adds to Thaw trial fatalities. A. Russell Peabody, long associated with Thaw as personal attorney, died at his Long Island home from pneumonia after a recent illness. Peabody, from a southern family, was about 60 and had been a partner of Clifford W. Hartridge during the first trial.
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Head on Collision Injures Fifty In Fog Near Philadelphia
Fog caused a head on crash on the Southwestern Traction line between Philadelphia and Chester. About 40 men injured, several likely fatally, as a Baldwin Loco Works tripper carrying 72 workers collided with an oncoming car. The wreck left men tossed about and both trains wrecked.
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Butte Briefs: Local Travel and Returns
J. W. Fairchild departed for Boston last night. Mrs. Patrick Wall returns from a trip abroad, Mrs. John Noyes comes back from an extended coast and Alaska journey. Mrs. Henry Farish returns from a visit to her old home in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
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No War Fears Amid Strong Trade and Grain Harvest
The St Louis Times notes the country has had no war and no war prospects. Foreign trade is strong and growing, crops have been good, overproduction sold abroad, and this year’s grain harvest is vast. The revival is evidenced by current bank earnings and rests on solid foundations.
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Monett Comments on Haskell Justice in Oil Hearing
Columbus reports Mr. Monett stating Governor Haskell sought a chance to clear charges in the Standard Oil hearing. He alleges Haskell was subpoenaed but did not appear as the court offered to quash testimony. Names linked to bribery include Frank Rockefeller, Ford B. Squires, and Charles N Haskell of New York.
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Large crowds greet Democratic leader in Ohio
In Columbus on September 28, William J. Bryan spoke to crowds during his second Ohio visit. He delivered twelve speeches ending with an overflow crowd in Memorial hall, seating 6,000 but 2,000 stood. Enthusiasm peaked as James Kilbourne introduced him, with Bryan avoiding the bribery issue against Governor Haskell.
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Recognition Gap Between Greece and Moving Pictures
An editorial note in the New York World argues that Greece gains little from praise while modern cinema, a "ten twenty", thirt circuit, eclipses traditional honors, claiming the moving picture machine wields greater influence than trumpets of fame.
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One Hundred-Eighth Birthday By Cold Plunge Habit
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt of New York recalls a life spent taking a daily cold plunge for nearly a century. The verse riffs on weather, fear, and reluctance to skip the morning ritual as winter chills rise, a playful reflection from the Indianapolis News.
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