Bryan and Roosevelt on the 1896 campaign trail in New York and Ohio
The article traces William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt touring New York and Ohio in mid October. It notes stops at Schenectady Amsterdam and Fonda, with Bryan addressing farmers at Fonda and Roosevelt speaking to large crowds in Akron and other towns, highlighting trusts, army expansion, and party sentiments.
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Roosevelt Ohio tour sparks crowds at Akron Canton
Roosevelt makes speeches despite physician objections drawing large crowds in Akron and Canton. He faced interruptions, appealed for patriotism, and noted engines noise during remarks. Stevenson in health debate says criticisms over his health are exaggerated as he travels to Utica and Chicago. Charters granted to Guilford Investment Co. and others. medical ad for Kodol Dyspesia Care cited by Palmer & Sons.
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Palmer & Sons
Strikers Await Orders to Return in Hazelton
Hazelton Pa Oct 18 Officers of the United Mine Workers offer no move to end the strike as President Mitchell declines to discuss operators action. A meeting will plan next week’s demonstration and a general expectation that the strike ends at several collieries after company notices. Miners report talks and possible wage increases in line with independent operators. Mines around Scranton and Luzerne report notices posted and workers awaiting orders to resume work.
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Aah -Fackawenus Com
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Philadelphia
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Reading
Schuylkill
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Case of Rev Brimm withdraws from Presbyterian Church
The Charleston presbytery in session here acted on Rev D J Brimm of Columbia requesting withdrawal from the Presbyterian bar. Brimm argued salvation is real beyond local views and that one need not await heaven to be redeemed. The outcome will be announced tomorrow amid strong public interest.
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Oranteston
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D. J. Brimm
Columbia
Presbyterian Bar
Periusion
Army Medical Department Understaffed in Philippines Report
Colonel Mills reports Surgeon General Sternburg says 192 officers in the medical department are inadequate for coast defense stations and troops in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines. A Philippines command shows 47 percent sick. total army strength there is 60,504. Exposures and excitements of campaigns raise death rates, but officers say enemy action should not exceed usual southern United States levels during peace and partial duty. Logan sails from Manila for home with 273 sick, ten insane, and 89 prisoners aboard.
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Sternburg
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Mills Advises Higher Standards at West Point Academy
Colonel A L Mills of the Military Academy at West Point presents his annual report to the adjutant general. He urges longer drill regulations, notes 30 cadets deficient in tactics, praises graduates joining troops, commends athletic ventures, cites a football match with Naval Academy as eye catching, and renews calls to equalize cadet pay with Naval cadets amid a $835.50 deficit. He urges higher admission standards and secretary of war backed reform to raise requirements.
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A. L. Mills
West Point
Hoe
Former Secretary of State John Sherman Critical Yet Slightly Better
Washington Oct 18 Former Secretary of State John Sherman remains seriously ill at his residence but shows slight improvement. Relatives including Mrs Hoyt of New York are summoned as doctors note possible recovery is unlikely. daughter is at his bedside. Population of Arizona official count 192212, up from 56690 in 1900, a 104 percent rise.
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Hoyt
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Territory of
Message from Mr Conger on Chinese negotiations at State Department
Minister Conger communicates propositions from Prince Ching and Loi Hang to guide ne gotiation for settlement of the Chinese matter. Secretary Hay holds long conference with Wu at the State Department. In Mississippi, Yazoo and Mississippi Valley road fights for rate enforcement with a federal court injunction. State railroad commission considers mandamus to compel adoption of new rates while railroads seek court relief.
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Oot
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Lipton Clarifies Five Race Challenge Details
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton states the challenge calls for five completed races not three as misread. Yachting World notes Shamrock II’s chances, Watson to build Clyde-sourced yacht, and Prizes for the effort. Elsewhere, an Ensley Southern Railroad mortgage and Paris visit rumors involving ex President Kru ger circulate.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Watson
Clyde
Aasidanice
Teeeece
Authorized agents to collect back subscriptions
The weekly Bar ner announces that John Franklin and W. A. England will visit subscribers to collect back subscriptions. They are the only authorized traveling collectors and subscribers are urged to meet the obligation when they call. Palmer & Sons promote One Minute Cough Cure as a safe remedy for coughs and throat troubles.
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Negotiations Begin as Major Powers Open Talks
News from Loapox and Pexina reports Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang mounting joint powers. Peace negotiations are urged with Russia, Austria, Germany, and Great Britain signaling acceptance of initial terms. Peking dispatches note opening talks through French minister M. Pichon with Chinese emissaries. In Pexina a Pyo Ting expedition column reached Chou Chon, seven imperial troops killed. Waldorsee arrives in Peking amid high ceremony.
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Prince Von Hohenlohe Resigns From Public Life
A special edition of The Reichser Zeitung reports Emperor William accepted Prince Von Hohenlohe’s resignation. London chatter centers on Lord Derhem’s pronunciamento after Gatwick talks. Vermont’s Dillingham elected US senator, replacing prior holder in a partisan shift. A medical note urges Pain-Killer for cramps and diarrhea with Perry Davis’ price claims.
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Campbell For Commonwealth Prosecution Stance In Trial
Goronomtown Ky Oct 18 The journey trial resumes with defense witness H Gardner Wallace recounting presence in the assistant adjutant general's office when fatal shots were fired. He names Tullow Dick Combs Mason Hookersmith and Dr Pruett among those in the room. Prosecution then closes. Colonel T C Campbell testifies and details a conference with Youtzey and immunity questions. Other witnesses reference hotel events and telephone calls.
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Tullow Dick" Combs
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Major Peterson Dies of Yellow Fever and Wife Suicide
The War Department reports Major Matt R. Peterson of U V died of yellow fever at Los Animas on Oct 17. His wife, Mrs Peterson, killed herself an hour later. The dispatch notes his West Point background and North Carolina appointment.
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