Bryan Warned by Populists Over Fusion Policy
Thomas Watson, Populist vice presidential candidate, warns Chairman Jones that Bryan cannot secure the full Populist vote in several states and may alienate Populist voters who could stay home. He criticizes Democratic managers for reneging on a fusion contract and urges unity with Sewall to prevent a split that could cost Bryan the election.
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Bryan
Winl
New Yor
Thomas Watson
Kinoss
Colorado
North Carolina
Nebraska
Jones
Sewall
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
McKinley
Sod
Watson
St. Louie
Senator Jones
Mr. Sewall
Mr. Bryan
Kansas
People’s Party
Georgia
Texas
McKinley Enjoying Good Health in Canton Visit
Major McKinley and Mrs McKinley spent Sunday quietly at home with Mrs McKinleys sister Mrs Barber. The cold rainy day kept them indoors around the library fire. The week ahead shows about double last weeks engagements with over twenty delegations scheduled, dates extending to Oct 21 and few openings between now and then.
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McKinley
CanTon
Major McKinley
Middle-of-the-Road Belt Fusion Sways Populist Ticket in St Louis
In St Louis September 1948 the Populist convention endorsed the Democratic city and senatorial slate. Six Populist legislators will appear on union tickets with nine Democrats for the chamber. Fusion carried 2 to 18. Sheridan Webster led a minority faction planning a middle-of-the-road campaign. Also reports a farewell sermon by Rev H L Buzeel who heads New England travel for Bryan Sewall and the death of John H Thurston, Rockford’s oldest settler, while visiting Forest City Iowa.
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St. Louis
Sheridan Webster
Bryan
H. L. Buzeel
Unitarian Church
Fair Haven
New England
Sewall
Rats Attack Baby. Baltimore Tragedy Reported
In Baltimore on September 28 three large rats gnawed the face head and neck of Isaac Asher's two month old son while the parents were away. The infant died shortly after the attack, discovered by the father who heard crying as he entered the second floor room.
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Baltimore
Isaac Asher
Mr. Asher
Freight Wreck at Miron Hits Eleven Cars
A disastrous wreck on the Philadelphia and Reading road nine miles southeast of Miron Pa occurs when an empty engine and tender collide with a loaded coal train. Eleven oval cars derail burying Engineer Mitchell and fatally injuring Fireman Kelly. Barlow riding the train suffers severe bruises. Wreck blamed on disobedience of orders.
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Miron
Philadelphia and
Reading
Here
Mitchell
Kelly
Barlow
Mount Holyoke Fire Destroys Main Building
Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts suffered a severe blow as the main brick building burned, with estimated loss over 150000 dollars. The library with 10000 volumes was saved, students housed in town rooms or moved to Holyoke and Northampton, and plans to rebuild were announced while sessions paused for lodging arrangements.
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South Having
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Jess
South Hadley
Fails
Holyoke
A. L. Williston
Northampton
Williston Scientific Hall
Convention Opens for Cigarmakers Union in Detroit
Cigar makers International Union begins its 21st convention in Detroit with about 275 delegates and three weeks of sessions. Committees have met to amend the constitution as the union focuses on striking reforms and eradicating child labor in factories.
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Cigarmakers International Union
Dervoi
C. W. Perkins
Detroit Union
International Union
Troops for the Levant in Italian- British Talks
A Daily News Rome correspondent says negotiations between England and Italy aim to place a large Italian force under Italian government control ready to sail at a moment's notice for the Levant. The plan reflects mounting tension in the region and potential imperial backing for intervention.
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Levant
London
Daily News
Rome
England
Italy
The
Dowager Czarina Sails with Children to Liban
The dowager czarina and her children left Copenhagen after a visit to the king and queen of Denmark. They embarked on the imperial yacht Polar Ozar for Liban, departing September 28.
Milliken Named by National Democrats in Third District
Green Kentucky Sept. 28 Ex congressman Milliken of Franklin has been nominated for congress by the National Democrats of the Third district.
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Milliken
Bochine Green
Franklin
National Democrats
Greeting Democratic Nominee at Iowa Club Gathering
The regular Democratic state central committee calls a convention of clubs at Marshalltown on October 8 at 10 a.m. Mr. Bryan will speak at Burlington in the morning and Cedar Rapids in the afternoon, then address the Marshalltown club meeting. About 800 Democratic 800 Populist and 20 silver Republican clubs will send delegates, with an estimated 2,000 delegates and visitors.
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Iowa
Bryan
Dus Moinss
Democratic State Central Committee
Marshalltown
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
C. R. Scott
Omaha
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Chariton
Creston
Hastings
Verdict in Gibson vs Burlington Road Clears Defendant
The jury found for the Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern in a $20,000 damages suit by Viola Gibson after seven hours deliberation. Her husband William Gibson, an engineer on the railroad, was killed last January when his engine’s wheels caught him while locking it. The accident occurred as a switch engine pushed cars against the train. Burned a College at Cuixtor. loss estimated at $100,000 with most apparatus saved. Thirty students escaped injury. Two men cremated in Lansina. Thomas Gorman and Mat Carry likely fought before a lamp overturned, causing a fatal fire. Socialistic labor party filed a full state ticket with no supreme judge and attorney general candidates.
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Crepak Rarins
Viola Gibson
Burlington
Cedar Rapide & Northern
William Gibson
Cuixtor
Ilinois
Falton
Lansina
Thomas Gorman
Mat Carry
Carr
Stigs
Fastest Mile Ever Paced by John R. Gentry
John R. Gentry paced the fastest harness mile, clocking 2 00 3/5 at Rigby Park, Portland. Behind him, W. E. Andrews, wind in the teeth, finished a 2 00 1/5 pace, breaking the previous world record of 2 01 1/4 set earlier this year. Large crowd surged onto the track as the time was announced.
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John R. Gentry
Portland
Rigby Park
W. E. Andrews
Glenn’s Falls
N. Y
Pointer
Gentry
Robert J
Terre Haute
Culberson
Corbett Sharkey Fight in San Francisco Near Off
Corbett-Sharkey bout hangs by clubs as Corbett demands 10000 from National or Eureka by Monday. Sharkey travels to San Francisco amid stalled negotiations while Sultan in Constantinople convokes Armenian assembly for a new patriarch after Baugin massacre and arson.
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San Francisco
Corbett
National
Eureka
Sharkey
Emperor William
Constantinople
Matteto Imirlian
Baugin
William
Mortgage Filed To Secure 7 Million For Elizabethport Plant
The Standard Rope and Twine company filed a mortgage for 7,000,000 dollars with Manhattan Trust company and Central Trust company of New York. It covers all land of the former Elizabethport Cordage company. The Standard company plans a large rebuild of the cordage plant at Elizabethport after the 1891 fire.
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Evizasetu
N. J
Standard Rope and Twine Company
Manhattan Trust Company
Central Trust Company of New York
Elizabethport
Standard Company
Iron Gate Canal Opening Attended by Many Nations
In Orsova on Sept 28 the kings of Bervin and Roumania arrived for the Iron Gate canal opening. Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria greeted them and was joined by Count Goluchowski as cabinet members and reps from Germany Great Britain Italy France Russia and other nations attended the ceremony. Meanwhile in DoxGona the Egyptian expedition’s second brigade moves south along the Nile toward Merowi El Debbeh and El Khan dak with Merowi about 175 to 200 miles from Dongola. In Webster City Lewis Stephenson of Algona shot himself after a period of treatment at Independence asylum leaving a wife and four children.
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Bryan
New England
William Jennings Bryan
Lynn
Mase
Sewall
Kennebec
Second Congregational Church
A. Frederick Dunnella
Bath
Mr. Sewall
Small Point
Hhe
Joseph Daniele
North Carolina
O. W. Larrabee
Frank Sewall
Boston
Mass
Mr. Bryan
Iron Gate Canal
Orsova
Bervin
Roumania
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Count Goluchowski
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
France
Russia
DoxGona
Egytian
Nile
Merowi el Debbeh
el Khandak
Mero
Dongola
Berber
el Debbeh
Merowi
Webster Crty
Lewis Stephenson
Algona
Independence Asylum
Prominent Odd Fellow Arrested in Richmond
Richmond Ind September 28 James W Henderson a prominent attorney and secretary of the police board secretary of the city commissioners and chairman of the Democratic county committee has been arrested on embezzlement charges of 1500 from Woodward lodge of Odd Fellows where he served as secretary He formerly held grand officer status in the Patriarchal circle Also noted are varied items from other ports including a near foundering steamer voyage a royal church attendance and international dispatches with Li Hang Chang arriving at Yokohama and various notices
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Richmond
Ind
James W. Henderson
Police Board
Democratic County Committee
Woodward Lodge of Odd Fellows
Small Bright Comet Sighted Near Sun Over Campripen
Dr. Lewis Smith of an observatory in California reported to Harvard College Observatory that a small bright comet was seen Sunday night one degree east of the sun. By Monday evening the object appeared north of the sun and fainter. In Erperfort Connecticut on September 23, word arrives of Callins Bey’s death in Constantinople, with Mme Callins aboard ship after learning of her husband’s illness.
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Lewis Smith
Ane Observatory
California
Harvard College Observatory
Bicycle records set at Coliseum by S H Wilson
At the Coliseum in Vast Bicycle Time, Ouieaco, S H Wilson rode 27 miles 775 yards in one hour and 2L miles in 54 minutes 35 seconds, both American records. A postponed yacht race between Vence dor and Siren was sailed from Ouicaco, Siren winning by about six miles on a 17 mile course.
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Ouieaco
Coliseum
S. H. Wilson
Ouicaco
Vencedor
Siren
Black Hilla Pioneer Gone Leap 8 D Sept 23
Ex mayor H Enos of this city died at Hot Springs. He came here in 1870 and located part of the present Homestake property.
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Black Hilla
Leap
H. Enos
Hot Springs
Homestake
14 Room House for Rent Formerly American House
The house now occupied by Prof. Arnold the optician will be for rent on October 10. No glasses will be shown by Prof. Arnold after October 3.
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Arnold
Optician
Discovery Saved His Life and Hog Cholera Remedy Claims
A Beaversville Indiana druggist credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after grippe left him near death. The Michigan Central line advertises trains eastward from Chicago. Farmer J W Matitt of near Webster City touts a Fort Dodge Messenger hog cholera cure recipe using flax seed boiled in water with sulfur mixture fed to hogs. apply if they will not eat.
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G. Caillouette
Beaversville
Dr. King
la Grippe
J. W. Matitt
Webster City
Fort Dodge Messenger
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