Roosevelt Escapes Unharmed Amid Fort Wayne Stone Attack
Fort Wayne crowd hears Governor Roosevelt deliver three speeches after a stone shower on Calhoun Street aimed at his carriage. A collision struck General Curtis Guild Jr. in the face. Roosevelt was uninjured and amused. Parade crowds salute as Senator Fairbanks, Charles Jewett, and E W English speak.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
Fort Wayne
Rink Curtis Guild
Boston
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
Charles Jewett
Republican State Committee
E. W. English
General Wheeler
Coler aboard Bryan issue in New York campaign
Comptroller Coler discusses New York political scene, stressing the central fight to restore government to the people from corporate and monetary powers. He downplays imperialism, cites Bryan's honesty, notes Democratic support in New York, and highlights growing youth involvement and distrust of political trusts.
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New York State
Tate
Stanchfield
Bryan
New York
Henry George
New York City
Wisconsin
Palmer and Buckner
Rourke Cochran
Shepard
Meeting reveals new system of party caucuses
President Mead of the Twentieth Century Club hosts a Boston University Law School lecture. Bird Coler of New York speaks on good government and Josiah Quincy is asked from the front row to propose a new caucus system. Coler surprises many with his appearance, noted as unlike his photographs.
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Mead
Twentieth Century Club
Boston University Law School
Bird
Coler
New York
Josiah Quincy
Pulsbury
Timid Appearing Man Delivers Roosevelt-Like Oration
A reader report notes a man who appeared shy like a schoolboy yet spoke with vigor reminiscent of Theodore Roosevelt. The description suggests a striking contrast between his demeanor and oratory impact, with further continuation promised on the next page.
Old Blue Store to be torn down prompts bold sale
Last week the announcement was made and customers throng the store daily to secure bargains before the Old Blue Store is torn down. S.A. Isaacson & Co. offer clothing and winter wear across every department from hats to rubber boots at 154 168 Washington Street near Cornhill and Dock Squares.
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S. A. Isaacson & CO
Washington St
Cornhill
Adams and Dock Sqs
Blue
Troops Ordered from India to Hong Kong Amid Boxer Rumors
Hong Kong reported ten thousand additional troops requisitioned from India for Hong Kong. The Sixteenth Bengal Lancers and the Hong Kong regiment were recalled from the north to Fong Kong. Indications point to a Boxer rising similar to recent uprisings in north China.
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India
Hong Kong
North
Bengal Lancers
Hong Kong Regiment
Fong Kong
China
Protest by Chinese officials against Singanfu move
The Sun prints a dispatch from Shanghai dated Oct. 8 reporting Viceroy Li Hung Chang Viceroy Liu Kun Yi and Yuan Shih Kai protesting the court’s removal to Singanfu. They warn the decision will block peace talks and provoke hostility.
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New York
the Sun
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Liu Kun Yi
Nankin
Yuan Shih Kai
Shantung
Singanfu
Allied Demonstrations in Southern Provinces
Demonstrations by allied forces surfaced across southern provinces as authorities reported coordinated protests and civilian displays of support. Local officials urged restraint while observers noted the scope of mobilization and regional responses.
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Alllies
Triads' March of Triumph in Kowloon Fight
Shanghai despatch dated Oct 9 reports triads repeatedly defeating imperial troops near Kowloon and gaining fresh adherents. Heavy Russian reinforcements move north from Port Arthur to relieve pressure on Mukden, with key Manchuria areas now in Russian hands from Kiatka to the Primorsk boundary and the Amur to the great wall.
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London
Shanghai
Kowloon
Port Arthur
Mukden
Manchuria
Kiatka
Primorsk
Amur
Great Wall
Donovan Declines Ninth District Nomination at Faneuil Hall
The Hon. James Donovan refused a Congress nomination in the ninth district offered with backing from Martin M. Lomasney and Ward 8. He stated his support for Senator Kelcher and indicated he would not run, as a convention split by ballots adjourned without choice. Multiple ballots showed Ward 7 and 9 backing Kelcher, while talks continued to settle the field.
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James Donovan
Congress
Faneuil Hall
Martin M. Lomasney
James A. Gallivan
Donovan
Kelcher
Ward 6
Conry
Compromise Candidate Announces Next Session Approach
A compromising political figure outlines a plan to pursue the next session with a focus on mediation and bipartisan work. The candidate stresses practical steps, seeks to balance party priorities, and promises transparent negotiation with lawmakers and stakeholders.
Baker Nominated by Democratic Convention in Eleventh District
Lawyer William H. Baker of Newton was yesterday nominated by the Democratic convention of the eleventh district for the third time.
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William H. Baker
Newton
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Ing
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Comer's
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India Street
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F. A. Hill
H. H. Tuttle Co
Thayer, McNeil & Hodgkins
Lynn
Stephen Negelson
Joseph Greeley
Hugh Driscoll
Lynn Woods
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Whitcomb
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