Roosevelt Assault Incident at Victor Colorad o Campaign Stop
Cripple Creek staff report Roosevelt facing a mob at Victor after a Colorado Springs to Divide leg of the trip. A postmaster knocked down the attacker. rough riders protected the governor as rocks and clubs flew. Roosevelt continued to three Cripple Creek meetings with Wolcott Lodge Clarke Guild and others in attendance.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Colorado Springs
Roosevelt
Colorado City
New York
Manitou
Divide
Gillett
Independence
Victor
McKinley
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
Armory Hall
Kansas City
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Sherman Bell
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
John Proctor Clarke
Irving Hale
Colorado
United States
Wolcott
Frank Goudy
P. &. Ryder
Bryan
Daniel M. Sullivan
Sullivan
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pueblo
TONE IT PROMISES CURE FOR A COLD IN ONE DAY
Advertisement offers Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a refund if it fails. Each box bears E W Grover’s signature and costs 25 cents at all druggists.
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E. W. Grover
General Woodford Marries Isabel Flanson in New York Chapel
General Stewart L. Woodford, former minister to Spain, wed Miss Isabel Flanson at the First Presbyterian church chapel on Fifth Avenue. The bride, about 30, served as his Madrid secretary before the Spanish-American War. Woodford, 45, is widower after his first wife died about two years ago.
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New York
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
Isabel Flanson
First Presbyterian Church
Lower Fifth Avenue
Woodford
Madrid
Ice Plant Feasibility and Dawson Mining Boom
Consul J. McCoy reports Dawson City saw abundant berries and active mining this summer. Ice shortages drove a planned cold storage ice plant. ice cost five cents a pound. Mining output via consular invoices reached 12.5 million dollars with potential unrecorded gains.
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Washington
Dawson City
J. ©. McCoy
Dawson
Newcastle
Consul McCook
Engineers Join Hearts in Cascades Tunnel Milestone
St Paul Sept 26 President Will of the Great Northern received a telegram from Chief Engineer Stevens announcing that east and west crews in the Cascades tunnel have met within the two mile bore. The final section was completed with no misalignment as work shifts to track laying. The project cost about $5 million and involved around 1000 men over nearly three years, setting new tunneling records. The tunnel will replace the old Cascade switchback.
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St. Paul
Will
The
Great Northern
Stevens
Cascade Mountains
Cascades
Denied by Hobson on Rewards and Career Moves
Lieutenant Richmond P. Hobson returns from the Orient and reiterates denials about criticizing Admiral Dewey's fleet. He has not received the Santiago harbor reward though the Navy Secretary recommended eight numbers' advancement. Hobson prefers line duty and a career transfer, with likely efforts to honor that wish.
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Washington
Richmond P. Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Orient
Lahama
Hobson
Admiral Dewey
Vancouver
Secretary of the Navy
Santiago Harbor
Tragedy at Santiago Kills Cuban Colonel in Cafe
In Santiago de Cuba late last night Colonel Pavon of the Cuban army was shot and killed in Cafe Camerco by Oc tavio Mena, formerly a port office clerk, who was intoxicated. Mena seized a revolver and fired, killing Pavon with two shots to the head. Pavon was a tobacco merchant from Holguin.
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Santiago de Cuba
Pavon
Camerco
Octavio Mena
Mena
Holguin
Surprise Goebel case verdict fixes death for James Howard
Frankfort Ky September 26 jurors found James Howard guilty in the Goebel assassination case with a death sentence. The jury split on punishment with ten for death and two for life. Howard’s alibi collapse cited as key evidence and a new trial is planned based on juror statements prior to the trial.
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Frankfort
James Howard
Goebel
Foreman Cratcher
Elliott Howard
Associated Press
Howard
John G. White
Gaines
Stubblefield
Independent Democratic State Convention called for October 1900
An independent democratic convention is called to meet in Butte on Tuesday October 2 1900 to nominate presidential electors and legislative and judicial candidates. The arrangement of counties and voting rules are listed with a total of 480 votes. County conventions will meet September 29 and primaries occur September 27. By order of the convention.
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Butte
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chateau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Ravalli
Silver Bow
Sweet Grass
Helena
Americans Claim Abusive Treatment by British Soldiers
William Phelps and John Anderson, both claiming California as home, arrived on the Spaarndam after reporting abuse by British soldiers in Fauresburg during the South African war. They say they were jailed 48 hours, sent on a cattle train, and finally landed in Rotterdam before returning to New York. Both assert naturalized American citizenship.
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New York
William Phelps
John Anderson
California
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Phelps
Transvaal
Anderson
Chicago
Johannesburg
South Africa
Fauresburg
Flushing
Holland
England
Sweden
Kentucky election bill sets partisan state boards
Frankfort Ky Sept 26 The Democratic House caucus approved an election bill proposing a state board with one Democrat and one Republican and four state officials to appoint county boards. Each party would supply two members and from submitted lists an umpire would be chosen, giving Democrats a majority in each board.
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Frankfort
Democratic
House Caucus
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Sold for Dyspepsia Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia. It claims 98 percent success with fair trials and quotes testimonials from W Y Thompson of Townsend Montana. The ad also promotes Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser offered by mail with stamps and a paid binding option.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
W. Y. Thompson
Townsend, Broadwater Co
Montana
Compromise plan limits boards to ministerial powers
The proposal would grant boards only ministerial duties except for ballot questioning. It is said Democrats in the Senate will readily accept this compromise.
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Senate
Federation of Catholic Clubs forms U S federation plan
The Catholic Young Men's association in New York adopted a plan to unite Catholic clubs and societies across the United States. Delegates will attend a monster Mass meeting in New York City on Thanksgiving Day November 29. Major groups include Knights of Columbus Knights of St John and Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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New York
Catholic Young Men's Association
McFaul
United States
New York City
Knights of Columbus
Knights of St. John
The
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Irish- German Societies of America
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Catholic Knights of America
Death of millionaire Rice under unusual inquiry
The body of William Marsh Rice was taken to Fresh Pond crematory for analysis of organs by chemist Prof. R. M. Withaus. Bellevue official Burney Cannon cited embalming fluid as destroying vegetable poisons and Chief McCluskey said there was no evidence of murder or forgery.
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New York
William Marsh Rice
Fresh Pond
R. M. Withaus
Burney Cannon
Bellevue Dispensary
McCluskey
Rice
Russian Greek priest threats mortgage to aid strike sufferers
Rev John C Konstankeevich pastor of the Russian Greek church in Shamokin Pennsylvania announced a drastic plan to cope with extended strikes. He said the church would mortgage its property valued around 25000 and share the proceeds with the destitute while signaling the congregation may relocate if the strike endures.
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Shamokin
John C. Konstankeevich
United States
New Ocean Vessels Launched From Cramps Shipyard
A new company launched today at Cramps shipyard with Miss Elsie Crons miller, niece of John Spreckels, naming the vessel. The Sierra and Sonoma, Ventura's sister ships, will test run in a few weeks. Ventura measures 400 feet by 60 by 28, 6000 tons gross, twin screws, 7500 horsepower, routing between San Francisco and Australian ports.
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Cramps
Elsie Cronsmiller
John 8. Spreckels
Sierra
Sonoma
Ventura
San Francisco
Far From Harmonious Clark Democrats Split Spoils
Special Dispatch reports Clark county Democratic delegates face internal division over spoils and leadership. Pat Callacher and color sergeants Hall and Rodgers push pledges while Gallagher’s past control sparks dissatisfaction. Anti Clark faction explores fusion with Populists and Labor.
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Clark
Standard
Great Falls
Pat Callacher
Hall
Rodgers
Gallagher
Forces
Labor Party
Steamship Nelson Arrives From Nome with 428 Passengers
Port Townsend records the steamship Charles Nelson arriving from Nome with 428 passengers. She faced a severe storm near Dutch Harbor after departing ahead of the Roanoke, while the Robert Dollar’s status creates grave anxiety for its Cape Nome voyage. The Queen, overdue from Skagway, brings 17 passengers and $200,000 in gold.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Charles Nelson
Nome
Roanoke
Dutch Harbor
Robert Dollar
Cape Nome
Nelson
Bering Sea
Queen
Skagway
Market Pulse: Wool Buyers Cautious as Prices Hold Steady
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes cautious consumer demand, with buyers keeping purchases small and in hand to mouth. West holders show no concessions, interior movement limited. weekly sales total 142,000 pounds domestic and 49,500 pounds foreign, with year to date at 96,038,000 pounds versus 219,611 tons last year.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Populists File Resignation for Presidential Elector
In Boise on September 26 the populists filed notice to resign D. H. Andrews as a presidential elector candidate and to nominate H. J. Rich to fill the seat. No certified convention resolution accompanied the filing, so the nomination was not made. Andrews, head of the populist committee, is understood to resign under an Chicago agreement.
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Boise
Idaho
D. H. Andrews
H. J. Rich
Andrews
Chicago
Bryan asks friends to remove portraits for Roosevelt visit
Lincoln Nebraska September 26 President hopeful William Jennings Bryan told the press in a note that he desires his supporters to remove his pictures from windows in Lincoln on October 2. He cites courtesy to the Republican vice presidential candidate Governor Roosevelt who will visit Nebraska City that day.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska City
Bryan
Roosevelt
Ventura Launched By Steamer Line In Philadelphia
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Ventura, third and last of the large freight and passenger steamships under construction for the Steamboat Line, was launched in Philadelphia on September 26.
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Philadelphia
Steanle Steamship
Carbon County Man Seeks Independent Dem Nomination for State Treasurer
Red Lodge Montana Sept 26 The Carbon County man pursues the independent Democratic nomination for state treasurer. He campaigns on fiscal reform and party alignment. Support from local voters and endorsements shape the bid as the race begins to take shape.
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Carbon County
The
Standard
Red Lodge
Mont
McLean Enters Independent Democratic Bid for State Treasurer
F E J McLean of Red Lodge announces candidacy for state treasurer on the independent democratic ticket. He has served as Carbon county clerk since county formation and enjoys wide support in eastern Montana. Delegates from Carbon County aim to push his nomination at the Butte convention October 2.
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Sponse
F E. J. McLean
Red Lodge
Butte
Mclean
Carbon County
Montana
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Butte, Mont
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Santiago
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Kentucky
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Buffalo
Federation OF Catholic Clubs
Iiee
Esland
Montanac
Charlies Nelson
Fusion
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
OF Butte
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner Mont
Bute
Anacunda
Wirdedydda
Anaconda Copper Mining CO. Lumber Department
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Rine Hans Balasteiso
Ad Priay
Mamilton
Iizona
Alumipoam
Otice
Yvards
Birch
Front Streets
Anaconda
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