Great Day for Bryan in New Jersey Campaign Tour
W J Bryan wrapped up a New Jersey campaign swing with large attentive crowds at Hoboken Paterson Newark Dover and Morristown and a notable Paterson street ovation He criticized trusts urged human rights and opposed imperialism while noting shifts in Republican support and predicting victory in New Jersey amid warm receptions from German citizens and other crowds.
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N. J
W. J. Bryan
New Jersey
New York City
Paterson
Dover
New York
Hoboken
Harrison
Orange
Summit
Morristown
Boonton
Belleville
Bryan
Jersey City
Jersey
Connecticut
New Haven
Bridgeport
Court House
United States
James Smith
Roseville Park
Kruger Additorium
Baseball Grounds
Mr. Bryan
Enthusiastic Roosevelt Rally at Madison Square Garden
New York crowds overflowed Madison Square Garden for a Republican reception honoring Governor Roosevelt as Vice Presidential candidate. Fireworks, flags, and a 5000-voice chorus accompanied speeches by Roosevelt and other GOP leaders. Roosevelt assailed Bryan and Croker remarks, defended the administration, and defended the army against fears of militarism.
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New York
Roosevelt
Grand Central Station
Senator Scott's Trust Remark Roils Roosevelt Dinner
Senator Scott of West Virginia said he believes in trusts and praised Standard Oil at Governor Roosevelt's Fifth Avenue Hotel dinner. The comment caused consternation as reporters prepared to publish it, while Scott warned a journalist he would cause trouble if it appeared. Attendees included Bliss Odell Greene Fairchild Ten Hyck Barnes Manley and other notable figures.
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Bryan
James
New York
Scott
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Bliss
Mr. Odell
General Greene
Charles S. Fairchild
William H. Ten Hyck
Black and Morton
William Barnes, Jr
Joseph Manley
Republican National Committee
Grand Central Station
Francis W. Greene
George R. Manchester
Cornelius N. Buss
N.B. Scott
Wiliam H. Ten Eyck
Bryan quotes and roses amid campaign remarks
In a speech cited with a bouquet of American Beauty roses, Mr. Bryan praises American roses and attacks the Republican vice presidential candidate over fears of the army. He endorses peaceful trade growth but rejects exploiting Americans in the Orient. He jokes about German language and notes Mrs. Bryan speaks German fluently.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Bryan Hopes In New Jersey After Election Day
William Jennings Bryan told Newark crowds he expected New Jersey to vote Democratic. He praised New Jersey demonstrations, predicted strong Democratic turnout, and urged continued campaign activity. Police guarded events as Roosevelt arrived and received a warm public welcome in New York with fireworks, bands, and crowd celebrations at Madison Square Garden.
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N. J
William Jennings Bryan
New Jersey
Trusts
Jersey City
New York
Madison Square
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bartholdi Hotel
Dewey Arch
Bryan in New York at Hoffman House
William Jennings Bryan arrived at the Hoffman House in New York at 12 20 this Saturday morning in excellent condition and retired immediately.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Hoffman House
Bryan denies pay story at Dover speech
Mr. Bryan spoke for an hour in Dover New Jersey addressing a large audience and denied reports he was paid for his campaign speeches saying there is no truth in them.
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Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Philippine Islands
Naboth
United States
Ahab
Dover
N. J
Bryan
Powers Shy on Anglo German Alliance Invitations
Washington reports that France Russia and Japan have not accepted the Anglo German alliance principles. Officials note hesitation centers on the third clause which could joint action against any Chinese territory seizure or concurrent territorial gains. Expectations grow that non action may persist until a fuller understanding emerges and Britain and Germany act alone for now.
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Washington
France
Russia
Japan
United States
China
Germany
Great Britain
Emperor N'cho-Ins Responds On Manchuria Protection
London dispatch reports from St. Petersburg that the Chinese Emperor asked Emperor N'cho-Ins to take the conquered Manchurian provinces under Russian protection. The St. Petersburg correspondent notes this exchange as part of Great Power diplomacy.
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London
Roosevelt’s Throat Sore Delays Dinner Appearance
Governor Roosevelt arrived at the dinner with hat and overcoat and said he would see a doctor for his throat. General Greene explained the plan while Roosevelt sought throat treatment. He returned after ice cream, greeted with cheers as guests stood.
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New York
Roosevelt
General Greene
Cup Defender Ordered by Herreshoff for New York Yacht Club
New York officials guard secrecy yet confirm the cup defender has been ordered and will be built by Herreshoffs. Over $100,000 has already been subscribed for her construction, according to authoritative reports.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoffs
Army Cost 36 Million in Year Ended June 1900
Paymaster General Bates reports to the Secretary of War that for the year ending June 20, 1900 the army including regulars and volunteers received 36,656,600 dollars for the emergency fund to disband the Cuban army. The report notes minor pay recommendations and shows a net decrease of 33,382,147 dollars versus the previous fiscal year.
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Washington
Bates
Secretary of War
Army
Plymouth Fire Trial Defendants Denied Bond
Lieutenant Robert W. Adams of Engine 21 Boston and his companion John Parker are held on $1000 bonds in Plymouth after arrest in Hull for allegedly attempting to burn down Mrs. John Dolan’s cottage at Nantasket. Adams proclaims innocence as he awaits bondsmen.
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Robert W. Adams
Engine 21
Boston
John Parker
John Dolan
Nantasket
Adams
Hull
Jacobsdal attacked. Boers repelled, Highlanders suffer losses
London reports that Jacobsdal was not captured by Boers. Advices from Cape Town say 200 Boers attacked the garrison but were repelled. The Highlanders suffered sixteen killed and twenty wounded.
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London
Jacobsdal
Cape Town
Weiland shoots at wife then self in East Cambridge
Joseph H. Weiland fired through a door at his wife and later attempted suicide after driving her to a friend's home on Vime street near Sixth. Three shots were fired into the house but no injuries occurred. He then shot at himself but did not die. Patrolmen Scully and Kelleher arrested Weiland at his East Cambridge home on Spring street.
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Joseph H. Weiland
Weiand
183
Spring Street
East Cambridge
Mason & Hamlin
Vime Street
Sixth
Weiland
Ira
Scully
Kelleher
Weind
Hanna and Burrows Speak at Chicago Rally
A large audience gathered at the Auditorium to hear Senators Marcus A. Hanna of Ohio and Julius C. Burrows of Michigan. The event was hosted by the Republican Railroad Employees of Chicago.
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Chicago
Marcus A. Hanna
Ohio
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Republican Railroad Employees of
Republican Rally at Tremont Temple for McKinley Roosevelt
The Republican State committee has arranged a monster rally at Tremont Temple this month. Presiding will be M. J. Murray Esq. Speakers include Hon. John Proctor Clarke of New York Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge and Curtis Guild Jr.
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Republican State Committee
McKinley
Roosevelt
Tremont Temple
M. J. Murray, Esq
John Proctor Clarke
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Curtis Guild, Jr
John L. Sullivan Recovering After Surgery
John L. Sullivan rests comfortably after an operation on Thursday. Physicians say he will not leave the hospital for six weeks, with recovery expected to be slow.
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Sullivan
New York
John L. Sullivan
Bribery inquiry urged over school lot purchase Ward 2
Mayor Champlin asked Cambridge City Council to probe alleged bribery linked to buying a Ward 2 schoolhouse lot. District attorney’s office considered it, with Mr Wier noting no indictment by the grand jury and suggesting further inquiry could reveal facts not seen at the grand jury hearing.
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Champlin
Cambridge
Ward
Wier
Alvord Reported Boarding Stamford Train Eastward
It was said at Mount Vernon that Alvord boarded the Stamford accommodation train at Mount Vernon depot Tuesday morning and went eastward. The train was to Stamford only, but an express to Stamford followed and runs through to Boston.
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New York
Mount Vernon
Alvord
Stamford
Boston
Storey Rally Draws Brookline Crowd for Congress Bid
A large and enthusiastic gathering packed Brookline Town Hall for Moorfield Storey, an independent candidate for Congress in the eleventh district. Storey received lengthy applause before he could begin his remarks.
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Brookline
Moorfield Storey
Congress
Storey
Stevenson in Milwaukee Draws Tremendous Ovation at Turner Hall
Adlai E Stevenson, associate of William J Bryan on the national Democratic ticket, received a tremendous ovation at West Side Turner Hall in Milwaukee Wisconsin tonight. He was preceded on stage by Louis Bohmerich a candidate for Governor of Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Adlai E. Stevenson
William J. Bryan
West Side
Turner Hall
Stevenson
Louis Bohmerich
Wisconsin
Granara Withdraws Candidacy in Ward 6 Letter
Ralph Granara writes to Italian voters of Ward 6 stating he withdraws as a Common Council candidate. He claims party leadership promised support, objected to policy, and was sidelined to favor others. He urges backing Joseph Langone and Artillo de Ferrari.
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Ralph Granara
Joseph Langone
Artillo de Ferrari
Tea Party Controversy Stirring Boston Tensions at University
A clash of views from Chicago scholars and Boston historians on the Boston Tea Party and its legacy. Professors argue over legality and morality, comparing colonial actions with modern unrest, while Harvard students face political disruption and employer intimidation echoes.
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Chicago University
Boston
Oscar L. Triggs
John D. Rockefeller
Lake Front
Shepardson
Department of History
S. A. Green
Massachusetts Historical Society
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Boston Patriots
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
England
Harvard
Charles Place Will Sparks Multicontest In Cambridge Somerville
Probate papers filed in Middlesex court reveal a bitter dispute over the late Charles Place of Cambridge. The will cuts out his wife Martha Place and bequeaths the estate to his three Worden children and three Place children, with immediate contest expected by Martha Place and two daughters. Lawyers O Malley and Wentworth represent the contesting side, with a possible three month or longer timeline for resolution.
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Cambridge
Somerville
Middlesex
Andrew J. Rady
Elfereta M. Worden
Martha KE. Place
Lan
Gertha E. Dodge
Gertrude E. Moody
Place
Forest I. Worden
Forest Be, Place
Jessie M. Worden
Jessie M. Place
Gladys FE. Worden
Gladys EE
Martha Place
Thomas O'Malley
L. R., Wentworth
Wentworth
Gertrude
Moody
Bertha KE. Dodge
Martha FE
Worden
Rioters Attack Rally as Stones and Bricks Fly
In Chicago on October 26 a Republican rally along Superior and Townsend streets escalated into a riot. About 600 people clashed as bricks blocks, cans, bread and eggs flew, injuring two speakers. A colored quartet fled amid the melee, which ended when a patrol wagon of police arrived and dispersed the crowd.
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Chicago
Supeerior
Townsend
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