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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
1
The Roosevelt train arrived in Cincinnati at 4 PM after stops at Blackrock. Roosevelt spoke to laborers, drew continuous ovations, and addressed crowds in three venues, denying coal prices had risen to 7.25 and attacking Rourke Cochran on party change and imperialism.
Buffalo dispatch says Governor Roosevelt, en route to Jamestown, criticizes Croker for urging mobs at election rallies. He accuses Croker and Bryan allied leaders of inciting violence and assaults on election judges, warning punishment for breaches of election laws and vowing to uphold peaceful voting.
In Cincinnati on November 1, Hon. W. J. Bryan spoke at Music Hall after arriving by special train. Judge Judson Harmon and Mayor Jones spoke prior to Bryan. Massive crowds packed the hall and surged outside as pro Bryan demonstrations continued.
Judge Harmon introduces Mr. Bryan as next president. He speaks in Toledo and ten other towns including Wauseon Napoleon Ottawa Lima Wapakoneta Sidney Piqua Troy Dayton Hamilton and College Corner. Most stops are brief, with large crowds only at Toledo Wauseon Piqua Dayton College Corner and few towns showing sizeable attendance.
Bryan arrived in Chicago from Hammond Indiana escorted by hundreds of Cook County Democrats and addressed the business men's meeting on the lake front. He planned nine speeches tomorrow and five on Saturday then departs for Lincoln Nebraska. A proposed lake front circus tent meeting was dropped after Montgomery Ward opposed it and threatened court action.
Francis J. Hall reported W. J. Bryan replied to two questions posed at Princeton Junction. He said he would enforce existing law on coin obligations and referred readers to his acceptance letter for money policy. He avoided endorsing North Carolina enfranchisement issue, noting Puerto Rico as a point of comparison. Republicans in Kaufman County then backed Democratic state and county tickets but supported the national Republican ticket.
The civil tribunal in Paris appoints George J. Gould trustee for his sister the Countess of Castellane after a secret session ruling. The suit claims Boni Castellane spent 23 060 000 francs in four years while income from his wife's fortune stood at 8 000 000 francs. The Castellanes remain together in the country. Also Torreon reports over 200 destitute Italians pass through en route to the United States, part of more than 1 000 in three months fleeing to new opportunities.
Displaced immigrants stranded at Rio Grande ports flee inspectors amid pauper labor law concerns. An early November Venezuela quake leveled San Casimiro Goa and Charallano. a Nevi river islet vanished with many dead and injured. Fred Frame a Katy railroad brakeman died near Frink Texas amid a fall from motion. Tod Sloan plans US return, claims scapegoat treatment.
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