Bryan Stimulates Massive Newark Welcome Tour
William J. Bryan drew vast crowds across New Jersey on a labor focused tour. In Newark a massive ovation followed his speech as he criticized Roosevelt era labor policy and Republican foes while pledging Democratic remedies. The trip included Trenton Philadelphia and other cities with strong audience enthusiasm.
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New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Ohio
West Virginia
Bryan
Roosevelt
Gompers
Gompera
Nicholas Longworth
Denver
West Philadelphia
White House
Trenton
Phillipsburg
Somerville
Elizabethport
Perth Amboy
New Brunswick
Republican Party
Cheyenne High School Nine Beats Soldiers Eleven 6 to 0
Cheyenne High School's football team defeated the Eleventh Infantry eleven 6 to 0 at Fort Russell in a hard fought fray. Key players included Lav erents Scanlan Story Barnes Ben Garrett and Doyle with Carroll scoring on a forward pass. The win sets up next matches against Eaton High School and Greeley High School on upcoming Saturdays.
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Ben
Garrett
Doyle
Carroll
Eaton High School
Greeley High School
Roosevelt Sends Message of Thanks to Mikado
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador OBrien in Tokio presented Roosevelt's message thanking the Japanese emperor for the treatment of the officers and men of the Atlantic Fleet during their voyage. The United States praises the friendship and regard shown.
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Mikado
Washington, D. C
Ambassador O'Brien
Tokio
Japan
Atlantic
United States
Bryan Sees Landslide Victory In Electoral Forecast
New York Oct 24 National Chairman Mack issued a statement predicting William J Bryan would win the presidency by a landslide with at least 201 electoral votes, fifty nine more than the required total.
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New York
Mack
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Destructive Nicaragua Hurricane Destroys Two Towns
A late October cable reports a hurricane striking the Nicaragua coast from Friday to Sunday, destroying Rio Grande and Prinsapulka and causing interior damage. Sparse schooner reports indicate widespread devastation from Pearl Cays to Cape Gracias with significant loss of life.
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New Orleans
Bluefield
Picayune
Rio Grande
Prinsapulka
Pearl,Cays
Cape Gracias
Robertson captures Vanderbilt Cup in Locomobile victory
New York crowds watched George Robertson drive a 120 horsepower Locomobile to win the Vanderbilt Cup, setting a new American road racing record. Herbert Laxtla finished second in a 50 horsepower Italian Inetta, 1 minute 48 1 5 seconds behind, with a total time of four hours 48 1 5 seconds.
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George R.robertson
America
Herberto Laxttla
Cheyenne Woman Ila In Foreign Land Ill in Glasgow Letter
Judge Beard received a letter dated October 24 stating Ila Beard from Cheyenne had been seriously but not critically ill for a week at a private hospital in Glasgow Scotland. Her physician expects she can leave the hospital in a fortnight.
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Beard
Glasgow
Gootland
Next Dollar Dinner Plans Cheyenne Welfare Progress
Cheyenne citizens to meet for a dollar dinner to discuss city welfare and a planned program of advancement for the coming year. Dr A W Barber chairs the Cheyenne Industrial club executive committee and will announce welfare plans. Governor Brooks and Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress officials will attend with other city representatives. The planned smoker was postponed due to a large Elka meeting.
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Two Revolutionists Found Guilty in El Paso Court
Preciliano G. Silva and Lecardio Trevino were convicted by a jury in the United States court for the western district of Texas on charges of fomenting revolution on U S soil against a friendly nation. Trevino and Silva face sentencing today with appeals planned to the circuit court.
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Tex
St. 24
United States
Preciliano G. Silva
Lecardio Trevino
Texas
Trevino
Ailva
Circuit Court of Appeals
Runaway caused by ownerless cars injures horses in Cody
A local nuisance of ownerless cars near Cody Wyoming sparked a runaway incident. The Bighorn Basin Development company wagon team and a Rodgers wagon were frightened and the horses injured while the vehicles threatened near their rigs.
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Wyo
Bighorn Basin Development Company
Rodgers
Bishorn Basin Development Company
Wyoming Weather Outlook: Fair and Warmer Through Monday
Weather report from Washington dated Oct 24 1908 notes fair conditions for Wyoming on Sunday and Monday with a rise in temperatures. Twenty four hour data shows a maximum of 44 degrees and a minimum of 25 degrees with no precipitation. Palmer sections director.
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Washington
Wyoming
Palmer
Gompers Wires Bryan We Want No Office
Samuel Gompers sends a message to William J. Bryan denying any interest in a cabinet post. He states labor support is for a just cause, not for office, in response to press speculation amid Roosevelt era politics and Jersey City arrivals.
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Bryan
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Mack
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Bryan
Jersey City
Washington, D. C
William J. Bryan
N. J
Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
Consul General Silas McFarland Commits Suicide in Transit
Berlin Oct 24 Silas G McFarland of Iowa consul general at large for the European district shot himself on a railroad car en route from Hamburg to Berlin. He died instantly and had left the continent for Washington six weeks earlier to rejoin his wife.
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Silas G. McFarland
Iowa
Hamburg
McFarland
Washington
Magnificent send off for U S Navy fleet at Yokohama
Yokohama reports the Atlantic battleship fleet leaving harbor at eight this morning to pursue a world voyage. The farewell to the Americans is described as a celebration never heard or seen in Japan with great public display.
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Yokohama Harbor
Japan
Hastings Child Dies at One Week Old
The infant son of C. H. Hastings and grandson of I. J. Johnston died last evening at the parents' home. The child was only one week old. Friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives.
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C.H. Hastings
I. J. Johnston
Political Issues Debate Promoted For Gaming Election
The issue urges close reading of several political questions before the public and invites readers to form their own duties and conclusions for the upcoming gaming election. The discussion aims to inform voters though it acknowledges differing views.
Board of Control to Expand for Dry Farming Congress
The Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress shifts headquarters to Cheyenne with all records moved from Salt Lake City. The board of control chaired by M. H. Hartung will enlarge to fifty members at the November 10 meeting, with Governor Brooks and J. T. Burns among the officers to attend.
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Cheyenne
Salt Lake
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M. H. Hartung
Fred Hoel
John T. Burns
Brooks
J. T. Burns
F. C. Bowman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Court Sends O Connor to the County Jail
Secretary of State Timothy O Connor was found in contempt by Judge George Allen and ordered jailed until he complies with court orders on official ballots for the November election. He refused to place anti-Guggenheim and Business Men's tickets, which list regular Republican electors and state officers with different county and legislative nominations. He was later released on a writ of habeas corpus.
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Denver
Timothy O'Connor
George Allen
O'Connor
Western League ratifies sale of Topeka and Wichita clubs
Representatives of the Western League and Western Association met in Kansas City to officially ratify the sale of the Topeka and Wichita clubs of the Western Association to the Western League. The price was 2600 dollars for each team.
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Wichita
Western League
Kansas City
Western Association
Plot to Assassinate Chinese Officials Uncovered in Amoy
A plot unearthed in Amoy aims to assassinate Chinese officials during the government reception for the American fleet. The plan originated with Singapore revolutionaries.
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Amoy
China
Singapore
Yale and Navy Held 6 6 in Varied Football Action
Yale crushed Washington and Jefferson 38 0 on the Yale field with forward passes highlighted. Navy and Harvard battled to a 6 6 draw at Annapolis as midshipmen and Crimson exchanged early pressure and a late Harvard score.
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Iowa
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Mass
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Holy Cross
Fort Collins
University of Colorado
Colorado Aggies
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Texas
Colorado College
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Treasury Shortfall In San Francisco Now $60,000
Experts appointed by the attorney general to probe a city treasury shortage report a total deficit of 60 000 dollars. Fourteen thousand dollars are attributed to the state. The lack arose during City Treasurer Bantels term around the 1906 disaster period.
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San Francisco
Bantels
Ballots to Be Distributed This Week by County Clerk
County Clerk C. B. Artist will distribute ballots and election supplies this week across the county's northern settlements. Some isolated areas will receive ballots by stage or mail, with receipts issued by election judges. The upcoming election requires the largest ballot quantity in county history due to a surge in registered voters, many precincts showing 100 percent growth from two years ago.
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