Strong Words at Lexington as Bryan Campaigns in Kentucky
William J. Bryan toured central Kentucky stopping in Louisville Frankfort Lexington and Mount Sterling under heavy rain crowds packed Chau taugha hall and cheered him at every stop Ex governor McCreary joined the party at Winchester with speeches urging the democracy to stay united Bryan urged respect for conscience and warned bolters against misrepresenting their aims while noting past close elections and the duty of voters to support the regular Democratic ticket through a rainy day tour with stops in Versailles Richmond Winchester and Junction City
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Stanford
William J. Bryan
Kentucky
Louisvlle
Frankfort
Joe Blnackburn
Capitol Hotel
Opera House
Mr Bryan
Lexington
Chautauqua Hall
Richmond
Bryan
Mount Sterling
Versailles
Winchester
Junction City
Btanford
McCreary
Morton
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Bolter
Hardin
McKinley Tour Nearing End Amid War Talk in Wisconsin
President McKinley appeals for unity across classes during a campaign swing through Racine and Lake Forest, pledging equal rights before the law and support for flag defenders in the Philippines and beyond. He notes labor and capital share the nation and honors soldiers while visiting Waukegan and Evanston. A separate item reports a drowning incident involving Miss Gause, age 31, near a river bank.
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Chicago
Michigan Points
Lake Forest
McKinley
Racine
Wis
United States
Republi
Waukegan
Philippines
Republic
Evanston
Pacific
Cork MP struck by soldier in London incident
London October 1 Cork Constitution reports nationalist MP Dr Charles Tanner of Cork middle division was restraining an affront to the queen when a royal engineer knocked him down promising to repeat the act if he rose. Tanner says he was struck with a stone causing facial swelling and discoloration.
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London
Cork
Charles Tanner
Auest
Royal Engineers
Tanner
Punished for lese majeste editor jailed in Berlin
Berlin October 17 Dr Klapper editor of the Deutsch Agrafi-Correspondong has been sentenced to six months imprisonment in a fortress for lese majeste for criticizing Emperor Wilhelm. The leading organ Deutsch Tage Zeitung blames the emperor for inviting criticism by frequent self identification with public measures.
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Dr. Klapper
Berlin
Deutsch Agrafi-Correspondong
Empecror
Wil- Mam
Deutsch Tage Zeitung
Prominent Man Stabbed. Brother of Hon W R Black Fatally Cut
In Barbourville Kentucky Clay County on October 17 James Black of Richmond was fatally stabbed by a man mistaken for a correspondent. Hon William R Black, ex representative, had just learned of the tragedy. In Boston the Merchants Club met as Charles Dawes spoke on trusts and trade combinations.
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W. BR. Black
Clay County
Barbourville
Ely
William R Black
James Black
Richmond
Black
Grunkenman
Young Black
Boston
The
Merchants’ Club
New Algonquin Club
Charles
Dawes
Pope Names His Committee For Dewey-Brumby Fund Drive
Chairman Pope urges immediate work on a $6,000 drive to fund Admiral Dewey Brumby and Caldwell entertainment in Atlanta. He asks committees to begin without delay, relying on The Constitution publication as official notice, stressing patriotism and city effort. The plan aims to mobilize citizens quickly for subscriptions.
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Pope
Dewey-Brumby
Faneee Committee
Admiral Dewey
Brumby
Caldwell
Atlanta
Mr. Pope
J. W. Pope
Finance Committee
Dewey Brumby Programme Highlights for Atlanta Visit
Governor and staff join general committee to greet Admiral Dewey and Brumby with a two day celebration plan in Atlanta. Events include a barbecue at Cold Springs, a military ball, sword presentation to Brumby, and a Capital City Club reception. Budget work and fund-raising urged as committee lists state and city leaders, businesses, and venues supporting the festivities.
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State Line
Capitol
Cold Springs
Fulton Club
Kimball
Piedmont Club
Sword
Brumby
Brumby Sword Committee
Capital City Club
A. Collier
Dewey
Caldwell
South
Georgia
Notable Subscribed Amounts and Debts Listed
The document lists various organizations and individuals with amounts owed or pledged, including the Retail Grocers Association led by I. Mitchell, the Enterprise Lumber Co, and executives like J. W. English and Dr. Joseph Jacobs. Notable figures show totals around 1,500 to 8,600 with an overall note of uncollected sums and a total of 86,680 indicated as not yet subscribed or needed.
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City of
Atlanta
The
Atlanta, Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Enterprise Lumber Co
Retail Grocers’ Association
Mitchell
R. FP
Sheddan
J. W. English
Everett-Ridley-Ragan Co
Joseph Jacobs
J. K. Grr Shoe Co
A. Colder
Beck & Gregg
Harry G Schlesinger
Robert F. Maddox I. H Oppenheim
A. W. Farlinger EL
C. Peters
EK P. Black
George Brown
J. G. Woodward
Wes E. P. Burns
J. van Holt Nash
M. T. LaHatte
D. N. McCullough
J. FL Holland
Thomason
J. H. Harwell
D. G. Roy
Rene Tanec
Big reception at Three Oaks as McKinley greets town
In Three Oaks Michigan October 17 crowds from within ten miles gathered at six to greet President McKinley. A cannon donated by Admiral Dewey for the Maine monument fund was won by Three Oaks. The president and cabinet rode past waving schoolchildren and were greeted with hearty cheers after brief remarks.
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Michigandera
Three Oaks
Mich
McKinley
Maine
Admiral Dewey
Morgan Speaks to Voters on State Tour
Senator John T. Morgan addressed a large crowd at Hartselle in Decatur Alabama. He plans a noon speech at the shops' gate to the Louisville and Nashville employees, and tomorrow night will speak at the courthouse. He then travels to Woodville near Huntsville for another address.
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Decatur
Ala
John T. Morgan
Hartselle
Jouis- Ville
Nashville
Woodville
Huntaville
Prominent Lady Drowned in Millpond Near Wilmington
Miss Katie P. Gause, daughter of the late S. P. Gause, was drowned at Greenfield millpond near Wilmington. She was with a party of children when the accident occurred around six this afternoon. Her death is a shocking loss to the community.
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Gause
Preston Cumming
Ace Yeing
Katie Gause
Wilmington
N. C
Katie P. Gause
8. P. Gause
Greenfield Millpond
Savannah Invites Dewey to Visit City
A Savannah special committee from the city council and citizens departed for Washington to invite Admiral Dewey Lieutenant Brumby Secretary Long Admiral Schley and others to visit Savannah. The group includes Mayor Pro Tem Tiedman Colonel J H Estill Morning News editor President D G Purse and Leopold Adier. They carry about twenty five unaddressed invitations for prominent men. Admiral Dewey has an appointment with the committee in Washington on Wednesday.
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Washington
Savannah
Admiral Dewey
Lieutenant Brumby
Long
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey Plans Low Key Atlanta Visit
Washington reports Admiral Dewey has arranged a restrained southern tour, arriving in Atlanta October 24 and staying until October 26. The visit focuses on Lieutenant Brumby and involves a small escort, with Georgia and southern officials likely to greet him discreetly in Atlanta and on the route.
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