Ex-President Cleveland denies false Philadelphia Times interview
A Philadelphia Times interview claiming Grover Cleveland predicts a Bryan landslide is denied by Cleveland who says he has not spoken to any journalist. The item cites Princeton and Partapecrima reports of his supposed remarks and notes he telegraphed the paper to refute the content. Additional local items cover a murder arrest attempt, injunction dissolution, a fatal coaching accident, and political betting on Bryan.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Philadelphia Times of Today
Philadelphia Times
Partapecrima
The
Times
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
McKinley
Organization of Labor
Cee
Jose
Republican Party
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Don't Get Thin Seek Plumpness With Scott Emulsion
An old advertisement urges listeners to gain safety in plumpness through Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil. It markets the product as food that aids digestion and nutrient absorption for all ages amid changing seasons, promising a sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Kruger to stay in Paris not over 48 hours
Paris Oct 90 foreign office officials expect former President Kruger to travel incognito through European capitals. In Paris his stay will be brief likely 34 to 48 hours. He will receive no government welcome but private demonstrations are anticipated. Similar procedures may occur in other capitals.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Kruger
Krager
Great Britain
Lihat Ad Kruger
Death of Major Hearsey and gold from Nome headlines
Major Henry J. Hearsey, long time editor and Confederate loyalist, dies in New Orleans at age 84 after a storied journalism career from Feliciana to Shreveport and New Orleans. The item notes his links to Jefferson Davis and his Civil War service, followed by a brief medical remedies ad and a Nome gold dust shipment aboard the Robert Dollar arriving with 350 passengers and a million dollars in dust.
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New Orixana
Henry J. Hearsey
Daily
Bates
Indead
Hoe
Feliciana Parish
Feliciana Constitusionaliat
Woodville
Desasorse
Mississippi
Wilkinson Rifles
Sixteenth
Missilesippi Regiment
Shreveport
Times
Red River Valley
New Orleans
Cape Nome
Beattie
Wash
Robert Dollar
Nome
Enormous Increase in Russian Cotton Production
Official reports from St. Petersburg show Russian Central Asia cotton area up 80 percent this year, producing about 1.5 million pood, half the nation’s needs, after higher duty on Faw cotton. Resulting improvement in cotton industries noted, while petroleum shares slump amid syndicate campaigns. An exhibition on heating systems planned for winter with an electro-technical exposition in January.
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Red Cross Society
St. Petersaura
Russian Central Asia
Novoe Vremyna
Trans
Russia Imposes Railway Ticket Tax to Aid Red Cross
Irminent Levies a special tax on railway tickets to fund the Red Cross, with tickets taxed 6 kopoks on fares up to 2 rubles. licenses taxed 6 to 10 rabies per grant length. Estimated yield 126000 dollars yearly from tickets and 100000 from licenses. Czarsina keen on Red Cross support. Other items note Anglo German pact reactions and varied European notices.
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St. Petersouna
Red Cross Society
Population totals for 1900 and 1890 by state and territories
The census reports total United States population in 1900 at 76,295,220 with 14,697,007 in the 45 states used for apportionment and 184,154 untaxed Indians. Ten-year growth since 1890 shows an 18,295,464 increase, about 21 percent. State figures list 1900 and 1890 counts for each state, plus territorial totals and notes on Alaska and military rations.
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Wasminoton
United States
Unitedtates
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California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Towa
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Sinee
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Ike
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washin
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Territories
Zona
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Alaska
Prince
Philippines
Caracas
Novel Method of Death by Own Action
A. C. McCoy, a white prisoner at the police barracks in Atlanta, attempted to kill himself by severing an artery with his teeth after a prior record er's court fine for being a sp m the atreat. He died in what appears to be a fatal self harm incident amid confusing text.
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A. C. McCoy
Atlanta
McCoy
Recorder's Court
Satta
Abd Fe
Accidents and Crimes Reported in Multiple Cities
Reports from Georgia, Florida and Missouri describe a fatal shooting believed accidental in Doss Georgia involving Mrs. A A Krentz, her husband admitting the pistol discharge. In Brunswick a suspect in a railroad conductor killing near here is captured. General D M Frost of St Louis dies after long service in wars. Tampa reports a wave of robberies and looting at Mobile Steamship offices. In Tacoma a court takes up division of Signor Fall estate valued around two hundred thousand dollars.
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Doss
A. A. Krentz
Krentz
Tampa
Fla
Mobile Steamship Company
Tacoma
Signor Fall
Ba Ray Italian Opera Company
Low
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R. W. Minus
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R. E. Minus
Shady Grove
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Savannan
Anne Champion
Charles
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Mrupnis
Lon Laswell
Misa
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Well
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Agne
H.R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
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Tennessee Woman's Press Club Today
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
International Woman's Press League
Misa Ada Scott Rice
Nashville
Pro- Pome
Annis Osborne
Belle Buckle
Tenn
A Atom
Leland Rankin
Aris Econ
Samuel McKinney
Misa Mary Boyce
Baars
Imrira
MR. Kruger
Hasmyra
HL Bischoff
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Elbe
Wixirza
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H.R. Palmer & Sona
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Poland
Sr. Perensayna
Rascan Plague Commission
Port Said
Bender Abbas
Bashir
Tolstol
Sr. Pararsavno
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Joseph H. Choate
Ceylon
South Africa
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Choate
Transvaal
Losvoy
Cuban Contrail Railroad
Todd
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Island
Lonpox
Leoppold de Rothschild
Ockkoy
Loxpor
China
MacArthur
Wasatxatox
Manila
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Luzon
Vincent Burx
Thomas C. Tucker
Thomas B. Davis
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Wasnixetox
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West Broad Street
Arika
Wasmixotox
State Department
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Legation
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Cipriano Castro
Republic
Go House
Bayes
J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J.smith & Bro
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William Fryer
Friey Griffin
Lattimer
Southern Railroad
Searlect
Connelly
Southern
D. M. Frost
St. Louis
Frost
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