Hanna Boasts South Dakota Is Won in McKinley Push
Senators Hanna and Frye spoke in Chicago after touring Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. Hanna claimed South Dakota is no longer in doubt for McKinley and predicted Nebraska would also vote for him. He noted rheumatism and fatigue after a week of campaigning.
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Bryan’s Car Arrives. Bryan Not A Passenger In Huntington
William J. Bryan’s private car Rambler reached Huntington at 8 p.m. but Bryan was not aboard. He missed Buffalo connections and stayed for a late meeting in Buffalo, planning to catch a later train and try to reach Pittsburg. West Virginia Democrats and crowds greeted the tour wherever the car passed.
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Sisterville
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Stevenson confident on election path in Midwest and beyond
Adlai E Stevenson, back in Chicago from a Eastern campaign swing, forecast Democratic wins in Indiana and Ohio. He assessed New York and Ohio as the key doubtfully leaning states, and provided current electoral tallies: McKinley states totaling 138 votes vs Bryan states totaling 138 votes, with the remainder spread across multiple regions.
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Best Showed Much Money Lynn Murder Motive Statement
In Lynn on Oct 21, Winfred Rowe, a farmhand, told Sgt. Tom Fitzgerald he saw Best with Susie Young on another occasion and recalled Best’s drunken behavior before the murder of George E. Bailey. Rowe described Best buying drinks with money and throwing down bills, a motive police seek to link to robbery. Rowe grew distressed as he testified and may be kept as a witness.
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Ex-Secretary John Sherman Nearing Death
Washington Oct 21 Ex Secretary John Sherman is dying he has kept slowly sinking since morning with a very bad night and shows no sign of recovery The critical stage of his illness continues with a weak con dition and it is not expected that he will survive the night Continued on Page 3 third column
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Eastman Trial Shifts To Expert Gun Evidence In Grogan Killing
In Cambridge Charles R Eastman is indicted for murder of his brother in law Richard Grogan. Defense hinges on an old rim fire pistol and the new center fire guns. Gunsmith testimony contends the Grogan bullet could not come from the old pistol. Eastman remains free on bail as testimony proceeds.
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Forecast for Monday and Tuesday in New England and eastern New York
Washington reports a fair Monday with probably Tuesday fair in New England and eastern New York, but with fresh southwest winds. Local forecast calls for Monday fair weather with brisk southwest winds, and Tuesday generally cloudy with occasional light showers and brisk southwest winds.
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