The Wizard of Wall Street in Everybody's Magazine
A new short story by Robert Barr titled The Wizard of Wall Street appears in Everybody's Magazine for November and is praised for its exceptional interest. The Daily Eagle urges Democrats to support Sayers by voting strong for governor to maximize representation at conventions.
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Robert Barr
Wall Street
Everybody’s Magazine
Sayers
Irrigation Amendment Aims to Form Districts in Five Counties
The Eagle explains an irrigation amendment allowing Archer Baylor Clay Wichita and Knox counties to form irrigation districts by two thirds vote. If passed, districts taxed only within created areas. nonresident landowners oppose. The paper cites Texas Farmers' Congress actions and Bryan’s growth potential. It endorses the amendment and notes agricultural progress.
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Archer
Baylor
Clay
Wichita
Knox
Roosevelt's campaign sets marathon record in eight weeks
In Owego New York Theodore Roosevelt Republican vice presidential nominee completed an extraordinary eight week campaign traveling 21 209 miles visiting 567 towns and cities and delivering 673 speeches to an estimated 8 million people His travels and speeches surpass all rivals for a century except Bryan 1896 and exceed Bryan in miles while falling short of Bryan in speeches.
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Owego
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
New York
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Oswego
Tioga County
Olean
T. C O. Platt
Bryan Interrupted in Chicago Campaign Tour
W J Bryan spoke in Chicago on Friday delivering 12 addresses from Handel Hall to open air gatherings at Twenty-eighth and Halsted and Thirty-first and State streets. A disturbance arose when a question about trusts prompted a near-lynching threat until police shielded him. He wrapped with a late gathering of black voters and planned one final Lincoln speech Monday night.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Handel Hall
Vienna Pavilion
Sixteenth Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
North Carolina
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Second Regiment
Thalia Halland
Twenty-eighth
Halsted Streets
Twenty-second
Oakley Avenue
Thirty-first
State Streets
Thirty-first Street
Lincoln
Stevenson Receives Greatest Welcome Ever in Fort Wayne
Adlai E. Stevenson drew massive crowds in Fort Wayne Indiana on November 8 with a morning balcony speech to 3000 and a night rally at the Princess rink for more than 5000. He was accompanied by J W Bailey of Texas and Judge Waldo of Canton Ohio as 2000 farmers paraded in line and a citywide parade drew thousands of workers and cheering supporters.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bryan
Stevenson
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Waldo
Canton
Wayne Hotel
Princess Rink
Brazos County Officials Names Nominated for November Vote
The Eagle announces MO M Lawrence as candidate for Brazos County treasurer and seeks re election for the same office. M Nagle is named for Brazos County attorney. W Gillie Mitchell stands as candidate for justice of the peace precinct 4. Thos Rowan also seeks precinct 4 justice of the peace. A candidate for county commissioner precinct 1 Millican is listed for the November election. Subject to voters on November 4 1900.
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MO. M. Lawrence
Brazos County
M. Nagle
Office of Justice of the Peace of
Precinct No. 4
Texas
Justice of the Peace
Precinct No.4
Brazos County Precinct 1 Commissioner Position
A candidate seeks the Commissioner of Precinct No. 1 seat in Brazos County at the upcoming November election. The notice specifies eligibility and filing details for interested voters and potential nominees.
Railroad casualties in the United States for year ending June 80 1900
Total railway casualties reached 51,743 with 7,123 deaths and 44,620 injuries. Among the dead 2,210 were railroad employees and 239 were passengers, while 34,923 and 3,452 injuries affected employees and passengers respectively. Nonemployees suffered 4,674 deaths and 6,255 injuries. Trespassers faced a particularly high fatality rate, with 4,040 killed and 4,370 injured.
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United States
Ten National Tickets On Ballots In Tuesday Election
Washington reports a historic number of presidential tickets in the race with voters on Tuesday able to choose from ten national parties or form a combination. Not all tickets appear in every state, but the ten parties will be represented nationwide.
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Washington
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