Debates On Combines At Chicago Conference
Workingmen's site presented by many speakers at Central Music Hall in Chicago. Bryan declined to debate Cochran, altering the program. Cochran drew roaring applause with two hours of remarks while Bryan later urged end to partisanship. Morning sessions featured Workingmen, socialists, and anti combinations talks. Committees organized under ex Governor Luce of Michigan as chair and Ralph M. Hasley as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Rourke
Qockray
Central Music Hall
Bryan
Franklin Head
The
Civic Federation
Mr. Bryan
W. Rourke Cochran
Cockran
Sudh
Cochran
New Yorker
Foulke
Indiana
Foulle
Ridward Rosewater
Omaha
Luce
Michigan
Ralph M. Hasley
IOWA REFORMERS IN PRINT AND POLITICS
Francis Murphy faced criticism from temperance leader Thomas G Orwig after Murphy spoke to liquor dealers at the Iowa convention. Murphy blamed public taste for liquor but not dealers. Orwig accused him of tempering with sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Onvig
Francis Murphy
Drs Moines
Thomas G
Orwig
Temperance Party
Murphy
Telegraphic Briefs From Around The Nation
California contemplates a quarantine for consumptives. An unknown steamer ashore near Alligator Reef light in Florida. Governor General Leary arrives aboard Yo Bemnite on Aug 9. NA Mexicana War Veterans meet in Indianapolis with Cincinnati chosen for next gathering. Copper mine strike expands in Duckton Tennessee, shops idled. General Frank moves Gulf garrisons to Atlanta due to yellow fever. Samar natives welcome American aid and flag. Armored cruiser Albiny delivery behind schedule. Elyria experiences a Thursday earthquake with shocks and rumble. Interior approves Yakima Indian land allotments and pursues opening remaining reservation to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Alligator Reef
Florida
Cocoa
Leary
Guam
National Association of Mexicana War Veterans
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Duckton
Tenn
Frank
Department of the Gulf
New Orleans
McPherson Barracks
Atlanta
War Department
Manila
Island of
Samar
Albiny
Armstrongs
England
Navy Department
Department
Elyria
Alere
Secretary of the Interior
State of
Washington
Return of the Fighting Regiment Flags Stirs Lincoln Crowd
Thousands cheer as the First Nebraska regiment marches through Lincoln returning torn battle flags to the state. Gov Poynter and War official Meiklejohn review the parade honoring Civil War veterans and Philippine campaign veterans alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laincouy
Philippines
Lincoln
Nebraska
Presidio
Nebraska Volunteer
Poynter
Meiklejohn
Fourteenth
M Streets
Victor Visquain
Hagenow
McClay
Schwarz
Fairmont
Mulford
Whedon
Charles F. Beck
National Guard
Campbell
University Cadet Battalion
Brown
Nebraska National Guard
Malford
Tveturn
Holcomb
Tragic Nebraska murder suicide shocks community
Nebraska farmer Erne Philips discovers wife and two infant children dead from carbolic acid poisoning in Greeley Center. Wife forced poison on herself and children aged 1 and 2 before taking poison. Cause of Mrs Philips' motive unknown. In California, a rear end collision near Formosa, injuries and deaths reported among passengers and crew. In Sioux City, Patchen defeats Gentry in a 3,000 purse race as weather slows time. In New York, Matty Matthews defeats Bobby Dobbs after Dobbs is disqualified for fouling in a 25 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Greeley Center
Neb
Erne Philips
Scotia
Patchen
Gentry
Sioux City
Matthews
New York
Bobby Dobbs
Minneapolis
England
Scotland
Matty Matthews
Conesy Island Sporting Club
Transport Tartar Sails From Hong Kong for United States
In Wasatneron on Sept 16 clearance papers allowed the transport Tartar to sail from Hong Kong with troops. Dispatches to General Corbin from Colonel Metcalf say the Tartar is now expected to proceed to the United States. British Foreign Office involvement noted to avoid interference with American transports. A second dispatch confirms the ship sailed Sept 15 with full complement, clearance granted by the British governor amid earlier crowding and food concerns among discharged regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Oileer
Hong Kong
Dutice
Wasatneron
Cartar
United States
Oueca
Ad Jukart
Corbin
Metcalf
Kansas
Foreign Office
Mavila
Smith Bennett and Kennedy Named For State Supreme Court Judges
The Daion convention of Populists Democrats and Free Silver Republicans met in Rapid City to nominate Edmund Smith for the First district Judge Bennett for the Third and C B Kennedy for the Second as candidates for the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Bennett
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Mireneny
Daion
State Supreme Court
Chicago
St. Louis
Bryan
Cuba
Les
Pettigrew
Edmund Smith
Rapid City
C. B. Kennedy
Lone Highwayman Prowls Stage at Desperate Bend
California stage between Calistoga and Lakeport held up by a lone robber who seized the express box of Wells Fargo & Co. while forcing passengers to dismount. The thief vanished into heavy brush after a single pistol shot or blast, leaving the U.S. mail intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Napa
Cal
Calistoga
Lakeport
Wella, Fargo & Co
United States
German spy arrested in France and other telegram items
A German spy is arrested at La Croix Sur Meuse France. Postmaster General Smith will address the Ohio campaign. Prairie fires blaze across the plains and Panhandle Texas. Los Angeles chosen for Roadmasters Association meeting. A Toledo factory ships five bicycles for the king of Siam. Major James W. Pope is relieved as chief quartermaster at Manila. Major Crosby P. Miller takes his place. Jockey Cornelius Sprague dies after a fall at Geaoesend. Texas cotton crops suffer a long downturn. Colonel Caboco declines a major post in the Forty-fourth volunteers. Central Passenger Association offers a one fare rate for the Chicago fall festival. U S Navy lists 12 types of vessels. President McKinley may tour Illinois and beyond to St Paul in October. San Francisco Judge Esnorates Frank McConnellist in boxing death. John McClintick and sister burned to death near Worcester New York. murder suspected. Honeck and Handausen held on murder charges in Chicago. Haggard leaves Vancouver for Alaska with Lord Hamilton. English syndicate in the Atlantic states. Professor Dennis parasailing attempt at Crawfordsville fails on descent. Injuries expected to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Croix Sur Meuse
France
Smith
Ohio
Plains
Panhandle
Cornelius Sprague
Julius Caesar
Jim Wraney
National Athletic Club
John McClintick
Mar- Rarel
Worcester
N.Y
Richard Honeck
Herman Handausen
Walter Kaeller
Chicago
H. Rider Haggard
Vancouver
Alaska
Lord Ernest Haamilton
Atlan Distr
Dennis
Crawfordsville
Ind
Ibis
Boers Stand by Transvaal Amid British Demands
London reports the Transvaal reply to Chamberlain remains unknown while Volksraad members defy Britain and urge moderation. Boer outlook described as gloomiest by some papers, with Kruger thought to favor compliance by some, and preparations intensify at Pretoria as defense works are expanded. Orange Free State burghers vow support to the Transvaal if hostilities arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transvaal
Mr. Chamberlain
Pretoria
Daily Telegraph
Volksraad
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Lord Wolseley
George Stewart White
V. D
Natal
Morning Post
Sescond
Pietermaritzburg
Manchester Guardian
Caps Town
Kruger
Johannesburg
the Times
Orange Free State
Steyn
Allence
Cape Town
Daily News
Rands
Bloemfontein
Grave Charges by Guyot and Manila Commission Notices
Napoleon BE Guyot a former Colorado volunteer clerk, publishes claims of corruption among American officials in Manila. He cites overpriced supplies and hospital rationing as evidence of official rascality while soldiers face stalled court-martials. Separately, Philippine Commissioners Denby and Whorvester receive orders to return to Washington aboard the Empress of India, aiming for municipal government planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Napoleon BE
Guyot
First
Colorado Volunteers
Kilbourne
Potter
Manila
Washington
Charles Denby
Dean Whorvester
Philippine Commission
McKinley
Hong Kong
Dreyfus to be pardoned in French cabinet move
The Matin says the cabinet intends to pardon Dreyfus with the signature of the decree expected Sept. 18. Provincial papers urge clemency and many army officers back a pardon. A Daily Telegraph correspondent notes liberation is certain, with debate over execution and means. Nominating Allen for judge in Norfolk district cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
London
The
Daily Mail
Bombay
Jugerat
Kathiawar
Sindh
Dreyfus
Loxpon
Sept. Lt
Paris
Daily Telegraph
Cayotain Dreyfus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bourke Cochran
Brvan
Workingmen's
Pucasan
Noah Finley
Finley
Virginia
J. H. Dorst
Dublin
Dorst
Jones
Des Moines
John Jones
Rock Island
Iowa City
Johnson County
Philadelphia
Sampson
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Texas
Savannah
Savanna
Iowa
Hart
Sig Hart
Billy' Murphy
RenBeck
Earl Minton
Reinbeck
Midland
Minton
Milwaukee
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Storm Lake
Iowa and Dakota Division
Rock Valley
S. D
Drs Moists
Joseph Hammer
Manina
Danhoffer
Coning
Company B
Sixteenth Infantry
Otis
O’brien
Babes
Trasenger
Bakersfield
Southern Pacific
Porterville
Formosa
Here
Maggie Majors
Los Angeles
Ross
LaRue
Wright
Keller
Transport Tartar Sails
Fusion
South Dakota
Allen
Norrotk
Med
William V. Allen
Demauratio Ich
Uucura Soa
Irmamsreyet
Porte
Dyayy C.conm
Propa
Boston
Charcot
R ¢ Rietnies Mikery
Wad
Meath
H. G. Weber, Ag’t
Atlantic, In
Petra Liverita Na
Tie Dest
Nervita Medical Co
H G. Weber & CO
Are
Agents Atlantic, Lowe
Humphreys
Pri Humphreys’ Medicine Cor
William ‘Tohn
Bumpnreye’ Eds CO
William Mydobr “x
Sew
Colorado
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Great Rock Island
Handsone
Massion and
John Sebastian
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!