Bryan Campaign Rupture Sparks Banner Clash in Wisconsin
Thousands greeted William Jennings Bryan in Janesville as McKinley supporters clashed with banners and fists. Bryan called for votes on silver policy, praising orderly protest and urging voters to decide financial policy at the polls. He continued to Oshkosh Madison and Evansville, addressing crowds and noting gold standard opposition.
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Bryan's day tour through Wisconsin features large crowds
In Green Bay and Appleton crowds between six and fifteen thousand greet William Jennings Bryan during his Oct 30 Wisconsin swing. He attacks foreign financial influence and calls for an independent American monetary policy, with Governor Peck joining and local demonstrations noted in Neenah and Menasha.
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Chicago Campaign Deters Altgeld Meet Plans and Board War
In Chicago on Oct 30 Democrats surge as Bryan prospect looms. Silver women mobilize at clubs and HQs, billboards are torn amid clashes over political imagery. Republican fears rise over election machinery control and Altgeld orders precincts to prepare for election day.
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Defections Debate Roiling Western New York Campaign
George W. Smalley of the Times reports rumor of Republican defections and a political blues mood in western New York with similar doubts in the middle Western States. He notes Chauncey Depew believes the depression is transient and local while Eastern and Western business leaders disagree.
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Agnew's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
Advertisement touts Agnew's Ointment claiming cure for itching, blind and bleeding piles in 3 to 6 nights, with extra claims for tetter eczema and skin eruptions. Priced at 35 cents and sold by E. Woodward & Co. at 52 Bromfield St.
Final Bryan rally draws over fifty thousand workers in New York
WORKINGMEN FOR BRYAN, NEW YORK, Oct. 30. The final rally of the New York area workingmen who support William J. Bryan featured two large ratification meetings at Cooper Institute and Union Square. Over fifty thousand attendees. Cooper Institute address by John Swinton Henry George Henry Lloyd Charles Frederick Adams George K E McNeill Thomas B. McGuire and George Buchannan. Resolutions pledged support to Bryan and the Chicago platform. An overflow crowd gathered outside Cooper Institute. Union Square speakers included George and Lloyd and others.
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Watson’s Speech Attacks Wilson Bill In Georgia
Tom Watson spoke at a fur court house in Sandersonville Georgia outlining Democratic deeds from his view and criticizing the Wilson bill sugar feature. He said he is out of the Georgia race and urged supporters to choose Bryan and Sewall or McKinley and Hobart or abstain. Some will vote Republican to aid Populist congress candidacy, others will skip voting.
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Jones denies McKinley Illinois claim in Chicago
Democratic national committee chairman Jones rejects a London Chronicle report that he admitted McKinley would win Illinois. He says Bryan will carry Illinois and never implied otherwise, stressing Illinois is not necessary for Bryan’s election.
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Johnson Sets Indoor Mile Record at Coliseum
John S. Johnson rode a mile in 2 01 15 at the Coliseum, fastest indoor mile to date, paced by tandems and triplets. Jimmie Michael finished five miles in 10:25 on the same track, adding to the night’s events in Nashville.
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Encouraging Dispatch From Charman Jones Headlines Lynn Rally
In Lynn on October 30 the Democrats held a rally at Fellows Hall with George Fred Williams as principal speaker. Others included Christopher T. Callahan Philip J. Doherty and Charles Allen Taber. Williams read a telegram from James K. Jones praising Bryan's campaign and urged victory while denouncing trusts bankers and Roosevelt.
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Blackburn and Lindsey clash as train passes
About 150 supporters of Senator Blackburn gathered at the Frankfort depot to greet him on the Lexington train. Senator Lindsey emerged to board the same coach and was met with shouts of hurrah for Blackburn and down with traitors to the party. Mrs. Lindsey watched from the platform.
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Hotel proprietor stabbed four times on Tremont Street
Early this morning George P. Fuller owner of Fuller's Hotel at 1824A Tremont Street was brought to City Hospital with multiple knife wounds. He says four men assaulted him, one delivering the stabbing.
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Boston Wringer Co Ad Lists Home Cleaning Units
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers for homes and offers repairs with delivery included. Contact via Tremont 7é4 for orders or inquiries.
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Palmer Buckner special trains through Missouri with Bryan protests
The Palmer Buckner special train reached Hannibal with a ten minute speech by General Buckner amid Brock crowd interruptions from Bryan supporters. From Hannibal to Sedalia the tour drew large crowds with cheers for Bryan and loud reactions in Fayetteville where free silver chants forced abandonment of speeches.
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Death of Carrie McLoud at 138 Castle Street
Police reported the death of Carrie or Grace McLoud at 138 Castle Street. She died suddenly at 5 30 last Wednesday afternoon without a physician’s attendance, with consumption and starvation noted as the cause. Her husband is at Cullis Home for Consumptives. body taken to City Hospital morgue for exam.
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Night Train Crash at Drawbridge Shocks Passengers
A late afternoon collision occurred when a train crashed through the wooden gates at a drawbridge after delays. Engineer Dority struggled with failing signals and slippery rails as wrecking crews from Somerville and Salem tackled the scene.
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Boston Draw Disaster and Election Polling Places Listed
A draw accident near a Boston rail line halted traffic as a wrecked engine teetered on the river edge. The National and State Election City of Boston notice lists polling places by ward with precincts and street locations across the city.
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Continues Unabated at 74 16 78 Summer Street Five Floors
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Sound Money Parade Draws Boston Business Men
The business men march in a 2 pm procession from Arlington to Adams square with divisions by trades led by marshals. Governor and Mayor review the line at State House and City Hall. Brown Durrell & Co plans a noon flag day observance with staff singing America.
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