Hill and Bryan Welcome in Albany Rally
Former Senator David B. Hill introduced William J. Bryan at a packed Albany hall. Bryan received an ovation as he urged support for Democratic state and congressional tickets and pressed for campaign finance disclosure before elections. He challenged Taft to have the Republican committee publish its contributions.
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Albany
N. Y
Wm. J. Bryan
United States
David B. Hil
Hill
Bryan
Taft
Republican Congressional Committee
National Committee
Fort Ramel Orchestra to Play Free Concert at Post Gym
The Fort Ramel orchestra performs a free concert in the post gymnasium this evening starting at 8 o'clock. Cheyenne residents are invited and the street railway will run cars every twenty minutes to Fort Russell for attendees.
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Ort
Fort Ramel
Cheyenone
Fort Russell
Street Railway Company
The Steel Trust Entertains Taft in Gary Ind
Chicago dispatch reports Taft spoke in Gary Indiana under steel trust auspices. Arrangements for his appearance were organized by the steel trust through the local committee with leaders including B J Buffington and W P Gleason aboard.
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Chicago
Ilf
Taft
Gary
Ind
Steel Trust
Indiana
B. J. Buffington
Indiana and Illinois Steel Company
The
W. P. Gleason
H. A. Norton
Prominent American Killed in Vienna Motor Car Crash
Vienna October 28 Captain Clarence Viner a wealthy American residing in Vienna was en route to England with Madame Bettine of Chins when a water car mate crashed near Traunstein upper Bavaria about twenty miles from Salzburg. Madame and the chauffeur were killed instantly and Viner was seriously injured. Also noted is a Wyoming sulphur horn county freight shipment mentioned in the same item.
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Viennna
Clarence Viner
Vienna
England
Madame Bettine
Traunstein
Upper Bavaria
Salsburg
Sreep Din
Viner
Women Stir Parliament Over Votes for Women
In London the government closed the strangers and ladies galleries in the house of commons as suffragettes disrupted proceedings. A placard waved and cries arose while banners dropped from the gallery. Two suffragettes chained themselves to the grill and were dragged away after portions of the grill were removed.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Balfour
Revolutionist Is Released on Bail in St Petersburg
Nicholas Kovaky, a Russian revolutionary, secured bail of twenty five thousand dollars after seven months in custody awaiting trial. He spends time with family and friends, while Asshodikovenky remains under police surveillance and cannot leave the city without permission. He confirms party membership but denies criminal activity.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas Kovaky
Asohdikovenky
Uoshie
Revolutionary Party
Russia
Bayan Fund Contributions Record Disclosure
A New York notice from October 1986 lists Bayan Fund contributions showing a total of 87000 dollars credited by Heras Widder, treasurer of the fund, with public disclosure of donors and amounts as recorded by the Democratic party group.
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New York
Heras Widder
The
Wyoming Weather Outlook Favorable With Snow Flurries
Washington reports for Wyoming from Oct 28 to 30. Forecast calls for fair conditions Thursday and Friday, with snow flurries in mountain districts. Local four hour data through 6 pm Oct 28 shows a max of 52 and min of 26 degrees with some precipitation.
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Washington
Wyoming
Bryan Club Meeting Tonight With Hon J C Carpenter
The Bryan club holds a regular meeting this evening at the club rooms. Hon J C Carpenter will speak on farming empire building. Music and phonograph selections accompany the program. Open to all with ladies especially invited.
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Bryan Club
J. C. Carpenter
Night rider ringleader believed held at Camp Nemo
In Samburg Tennessee on October 28 authorities name Garrett Johnson as the night riders ringleader and report at least seventy men connected with the group are under arrest. Evidence already collected could hang four of the accused.
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Samburg
Tenn
Night Riders
Camp Nemo
Garrett Johnson
Countess Gladys Szechenyi Gives Birth To Daughter
Vienna dispatch reports Countess Gladys Szechenyi formerly Vanderbilt yesterday afternoon welcomed a daughter. The birth was announced in London with the couple’s concern named and noted in the Wiener Schlag.
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Cor Szechenyi
London
Vienna
Gladys Szechenyi
Vanderbilt
Cheyenne Industrial Club Plans $150000 Hotel Project
The Cheyenne Industrial Club directs its hotel committee to publicize Cheyenne as a site for a modern hotel and pledges $75,000 toward a project costing at least $150,000 including furnishing and equipment. Committee members are Chas Thompson A H Marble T A Congriff and William Dullemme.
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Cheyenne
Father Tracks Eloping Daughter to Paris
New York dispatch reports J L Morgan Southern millionaire has found his daughter Fayette in Paris after a month long pursuit. Fayette eloped with W L Craig, a man with little fortune but artistic temperament. Morgan’s cable says he is with his daughter in Paris. Craig remains in Europe pursuing the match.
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J. L. Morgan
Fayette
W. L. Craig
Paris
Mr. Morgan
Thomas J. Simmons
Shorter College
Marlborough
Craig
Morgan
Marion
N. C
Europe
Miss Morgan
Italy
Roosevelt asked a leading question in Chicago telegram
A Chicago corporation sent a telegram to President Roosevelt questioning the use of government buildings and services for campaign purposes. The message accuses the White House staff of improper use of government resources and demands an answer from taxpayers. The telegram is from the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Washington
D. C
American Electric Telephone Company
Monors to the Wrights
The Aero club awards its medal to the Wright brothers of Dayton Ohio for their remarkable achievements.
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Wrights
London
The
Aero Club
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Astonishing county deal shocks Laramie voters
The Leader exposes how the Laramie County Board of Commissioners paid Pueblo Bridge Co. $1,560 for repairing the lower Chugwater bridge after a flood, though evidence suggests no new bridge was built and the county had previously given the company a bridge contract. A voter letter questions the legitimacy and cost of the project, prompting further county records inquiry and controversy.
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Pueblo Company
Board of Commissioners of
Laramie County
Samuel Corson
Board of Commissioners
Pueblo Bridge Company
Board of County Commissioners
Ava
Wyo
Pueblo Bridge Co
Lower Chugwater Bridge
Chugwater
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