Eggs Fly At Bryan Parade In Chicago Disturbance
In Chicago, eggs were thrown at the Bryan parade near Michigan Avenue and Monroe Street by students from Metropolitan business college. The incident involved officers chasing youths who fled into the Powers building as more eggs were tossed from upper floors. No injuries to Bryan or his wife were reported. Police and owners offered rewards and investigated.
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Monroe Street
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Business Colleges
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Cook County
Powers
Havens
Mark Hanna
Republican National Committee
Badenoch
Alton Road
Alton Depot
Cook County Democratic Marching Club
Canal Street
Battery D
Battery
Brighton Park
Union Depot
Battery B
Arcade Hall
Sixty-fifth Street
Wentworth Avenue
Boulevard Hall
Fiftysixth
Huaistead
Journeyment Horseshowers’ Association
Pryun
C Central
Mlinois
Ling
England
Treasury
Patrick Houston
Michael Finan
Albert Powers
William Nolan
Confident Bryan may win with 200 electoral votes
National campaign chairman Campau reports from state chairmen that Bryan is certain to carry Illinois Michigan Indiana Iowa Minnesota and other states. He predicts a large popular majority and over 30 electoral votes with the solid south and silver west in alliance. Hanna counters with McKinley leads in Iowa Kentucky Minnesota Michigan and Tennessee. Hobart homecoming draws 8000 at Jersey City. Fire Island quarantine station sold at auction for 20000
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Democratic National Committee
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Middle West
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Texas
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Montana
Bryan
Tennessee
Hobart
New Yorks
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Jersey City
la Fayette Guard
Oakland Rink
Griggs
Quarsantine
New York
Fire Island
Ohio State Faculty Refuses Reinstatement of French
In OCoLumsus on October 3, the Ohio State University faculty refused to reinstate BE H French as a school member after he served as football team captain. The faculty ruled that college work must come first.
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Ohio State University
BE. H. French
New Freight Organization Formed in Onicaco
The western roads have completed the organization of a new freight group. Board members will include GO. W. Midgley as chairman and QO. A. Parker of the Missouri Pacific, J. A. Munroe of the Union Pacific, J. Fletener of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis, and O. L. Wellington of the Wisconsin Central. It will assume control of freight traffic east of the Missouri river and west of the Chicago meridian starting next month, with rate advances to take effect then.
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Western Roada
GO. W. Midgley
QO. A. Parker
Missouri Pacific
J. A. Munroe
Union Pacific
J. Fletener
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
O. L. Wellington
Wisconsin Central
Missouri River
Chicago
Bryan Denial Addresses Campaign Issues In Wisconsin
A Bryan statement denies membership in hostile groups and defends public schools while stressing religious liberty. He rejects claims about English language teaching and urges voters to judge his platform. The Madison and Janesville stops included speeches from his special car amid a disturbance by McKinley sympathizers.
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Janesville
Order of American Mechanics
New Mexico
American Protective Association
Presbyterian Church
Congress
Rapid Firing Record Broken by Dayton Marksman
Rollo Heiker of Dayton Ohio shattered the rapid firing record at clay pigeons. He hit 100 of 104 targets in three minutes seven seconds and set a new standard by cutting the previous 100 bird record by one minute and thirteen seconds with six percent straight targets.
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Rollo Heiker
Dayton
Bryan Tours Northern Illinois in 10 Speeches Day
William J. Bryan traveled through northern Illinois making ten public addresses from Sept to Oct across towns like Rockford Rochelle DeKalb Geneva Wheaton and Maywood. He defended the gold standard amid lively crowds as Mrs Bryan hosted a reception for Chicago women at the Clifton House with a 30 handshakes per minute pace.
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Maywood
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Monroe Street
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Northern
Illinois
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Woman’s National Silver Leagues
J. K. Jones
Arrangas
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Boston
Julia Holmes Smith
Sarah Hackett Stevenson
8. D. Jenks
Woman's Silver League
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