Shaw Urges Max Republican Vote in Iowa Campaign
Long political piece from Iowa discusses Mr. Shaw’s advice to maximize the Republican majority on Election Day. It notes fear of overconfidence among Republicans, the popocratic mobilization led by Walsh and Brian, and the push to get out every vote to defeat the free silver faction. It mentions Sioux City business leaders, Cyclone Davis, Uncle Horace Boies, and J B Romans defending Shaw.
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Iowa
McKinley
George Roberts
Brian
Nebraska
Fred White
Bryan
Wish
Triple Alliance
Walsh
States Central Committees
Perkins
Sioux City
Unidwestern Iowa
Davis
Texas
Charley Walsh
Iowa Prairies
H. J. Budd
Mr. Budd
South
Budd
Horace
Boies
Des Moines
Windom
Uncle Horace
Povernment
Chicago
Shaw
J. B. Romans
Denison
Congress
Tenth
Democratic Party
Holstein
Mr. Romans
Furmers
Julian Rionards
Retiring Justice to Have Successor Named
Supreme Court Justice plans retirement with Attorney General serving as successor. Assistant Secretary of War Meiklejohn begins a western inspection tour from Washington. He will visit St. Louis Fort Leavenworth Omaha Port Crook and other posts before returning to the War Department. He also plans a Nebraska trip to handle private affairs and vote in the state election.
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Department of the Platta
Port Crook
Department of the Dakota
Columbia
California
War Department
Meikelsohn
Nebraska
Jurists Pay Respects To Field Retiring Justice
Washington records show Supreme Court Justice Stephen J Field will retire effective December first after notifying the president. Chief Justice Fuller, Justice Brewer and other court members paid respects as Field’s resignation was accepted. McKinley may nominate McKenna to replace Field. announcement due after Congress convenes in December. Diamonds face 10 percent duty, says Attorney General McKenna. Judge Noah, longtime newspaper man and pensions appeals board member, dies in Washington.
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Supreme Court
Boay
Washington
Stephen J. Field
California
McKinley
Executive Mansion
Supreme Court of the United States
Fuller
Justice Brewer
Wiliam McKinnny
Justice Field
McKenna
Supreme Bench
Canada
Noah
WaAsuincion
G. J. Noah
Board of Pensions Appeal
Interior Department
Writs Served on Sullivan in Providence Theater Case
Writs were served on John L Sullivan in Providence on October 15. One seeks 5000 damages for alleged assault on Frank V Dunn of Boston, his manager. A second demands 2600 for alleged debt to Dunn. A third requests 2000 damages for alleged travel and conversion Bail I had furnished.
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Sullivan
Provwenor
R. I
John L. Sullivan
Frank V. Dunn
Boston
Dunn
Faure Banqueted by French Merchants in Paris
President Faure was banquetted in Paris last evening in commemoration of his recent Russia visit. The banquet was organized by French merchants and manufacturers, with about 750 attendees.
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President Faure
Paris
Russia
France
Attorneys Not Entitled to Pay in South Dakota Case
Legislative action earlier funded railroad commission attorneys with 4500 dollars but Attorney General Grigsby ruled payment would violate the constitution which bars legislators from creating jobs for themselves. Also: Populists win a certiorari struggle over using People s Party on ballots while preparations for election proceed with party label. Illinois bankers elect leaders. funeral directors meet. a Minneapolis man steals two 500 packages from American Express in Conde then is captured with funds found in a livery barn.
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South Dakota
Plurne
Railroad Commission
Paluer
Senate
Palmer
Grigsby
Wii
People Party
Des Moius
People’s Party
Spurrier
Stevenson
Dobson
Express Company
Passenger Rates Cut In Bea Line Tariff Change
Warrare Virginia October 15. The Bea board Air Line has published a differential passenger tariff that supersedes the old rates and cuts prices. The reduced rates take effect October 25.
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Warrare
Beaboard Air Line
Day to Day Political Maneuvering Shapes New York Mayoral Race
In New York on October 14 the mayoral contest for Greater New York tightens as candidates for comptroller shift between factions. Charles Dayton offers to run on the Henry George ticket while Charles S. Fairchild stays with Citizens' Union. Henry George condemns excise laws as unjust and vows to defeat Van Wyck and Tracy, while Seth Low speaks at three east side meetings urging Republican alignment with the Citizen's Union effort. Separate items note Liberty party ballot placement delays, a fatal solar plexus blow at a boys' industrial school, Cuban posts for Cubans, and hog cholera outbreaks in Johnson County.
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New York
Jefferson Democratic
Georgite
Col. Waring
Charles W. Dayton
Dayton
George Campaign
Henry George
George
Charles 8. Fairchild
Citizen's Union
Citizens’ Union
Seth Low
Board of Police Commissioners
Greater New York
van Wyck
Tracy
Mr. Low
East Side
Greater
Citizen's Union Movement
Bank of England raises discount rate and global notes
The Bank of England increased its discount rate from 2 4 to 8 percent while a severe snowstorm disrupts southeastern Idaho grain, with 6000 extra Spanish troops heading to Cuba. Royal Arch Masons plan a September 1900 meeting in Cincinnati and Tito Crespo dies in Paris at 80.
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Bank of England
Idaho
General Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons
Cincinnati
Tito Crespo
Joaquin Crespo
Venezula
Paris
John Armstrong Chauler
Amelie Rives
John Jacob Astor
Bloomingdale Asylum
Cuba
Spain
Honoulu
California
Harry Fowler
Buffalo
Boston
J. Bennett Stanford
London
Somaliland
Ras Mackonen
Abram Garfield
Sarah Granger Williama
Glenville
Garfield
Irving Garfield
M. J. Connelly
Peter Maher
James J. Corbett
Corbett
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Dee
Illinois
Fenton
Pearis
Ilinois
Milwavree
Funeral Directors’ Association
A. O. B. Wingate
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Boards of Health
Omaha
Seth Low Toltn
Miyor
Thurston
Henry George Bays
Laxcoun
Liberty Party
Silver Wing
Prohibitionista
O. E. Bentley
Lincoln Postoffice
Fairchild
Charles
Washieton
Wpitssimmons
State Industrial School
John Carson
Frank Martin
Albion
Martin
Carson
Maprin
Senor Moret
Johnson City
Troumsey, Neb
Johnson County
RT. Caldwell
Firet National Bank of Fulton
Losal
Toxivarag
Fey Pettton
Rrvniko
Ubittle Ky
Miles
Tam
Fulton, Ky
R. T. Caldwell
Hillie Mealeal
Ena
Opera House Block
Fifth Street
Esell
Famousieur
J. F. McGriff
Falcon
Eastman Platea
Eastman Kodale Co
Rochester
F. M. Alexander
the McMullen-Winsor Coffee CO
Lake Street
McLain Bros. & Co. Commission
Rialto Building
Chios
Snyder
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