McKinley Rally Draws Thousands Under Rain in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio an immense crowd packed meetings at the Grand Opera House and Kendall Hall despite heavy rain. Senator Sherman and Kentucky Governor Worthington spoke, praising tariff protection and free silver policy, as Ironton Girls Glee Club performed and a large parade wrapped up the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Homer
Jud A. C. Thompson
Second Street
Senator Sherman
McKinley
Hobart
Democratic Party
A. C. Thompson
Ironton Girls’ Glee Club
Sherman
Chinley
United States
Kendall Hall
Lee
Ironton
Worthington
Kentucky
Opera House
Albert Douglass
Chillicothe
Kendall
Hall
W. W. Savage
Wilminon
Congressman Pugh
Ss Cloch
Judge Thompson
Chas. Kinney
Elias Crandall
Jackson
Gregg
Albert McFarland
Los Ange Times
Col. Sikes
Thirty-third
Ohio
Fenton
Jackson Glee Club
Douglass lauds McKinley and rails against Altgeld at rally
The speech criticizes William Jennings Bryan and praises McKinley as the people's candidate. Douglass condemns Altgeld and calls for law enforcement, while Senator Sherman receives a loud ovation for defending silver and gold policy and recalling past monetary acts. The address mentions Chicago riots of 1894 and promises a Bryan defeat.
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Bryan
Plan
Chicago
Altgeld
United States
Bryan Se
United.tes
Douglass
Bey
Erman
Union Veterans Legion Encampment Opens with National Officers Voting
Washington hosts the eleventh National Encampment of the Union Veterans Legion as delegates arrive from Cincinnati Newark and Indianapolis. A business meeting and monster parade precede a Cleveland reviewed ceremony with Mt Vernon excursion. Candidates for National Commander are McGinley Calahan and Donahue.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Union Veterans Legion
Cincinnati
George C. James
D Spooter
J. B. Roemer
George W. Bhlson
Nas
Frank Bruner
Simeon Butler
B. F. Maybrough
Wm. T. Burton
Thos
Herron
Thomas B. Fitz
Fred Liebtag
Cleveland
Mt. Vernon
Thomas J. McGinley
Philadelphia
J. J. Calahan
Buffalo
John T.donahue
Wilmington
Del
McKinley Backing Prompted Crawford Store Reopen
Dougal P Crawford, a St Louis dry goods merchant, fired 13 workers for planning to vote for Bryan and Sewall. He now announces he will reinstate them and reopen his Crawford & Co store at 1 p.m. on November 3, inviting all to return to their former positions with no salary loss.
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ST. Louis
Dougal P. Crawford
Bryan
Sewall
McKinley
Crawford & Co
National Live Stock Association Discusses Foreign Discrimination
In Fort Worth on October 18 the National Live Stock Association opened with President Thompson urging effort to market American livestock as healthiest and to remove foreign trade barriers. The Executive Committee reported on foreign discrimination and Canadian cattle exports, calling for congressional relief.
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Tex
National Live Stock Association
Thompson
Leathy
United States
Congress For Relief
Opus
People's party to issue manifesto rebuking Watson
Chicago Oct 13 executive committee of the People's party met at Sherman House with all members present except John 8 Dore of California. They decided to issue a manifesto urging unity to defeat McKinley and outline plans for joint electoral tickets in three fourths of the states while addressing criticisms from Thomas Watson and others. A later report claimed Watson was the day’s central topic.
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Commercial Tribune
Oatsmouth
Scioto County
Ohio
County Committee
Kurtz
Burrows
Michigan State Committee
Chicago
People’s Party
Sherman House
John 8. Dore
California
H. W. Reed
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
United States
Democratic Party
Friends of Silver
Bryan
Watson
Bryan and Watson
St. Louis
McKinley
Aew
Sewall
Egypt
Thomas Watson
Butler
Mr. Watson
Bryan's Father Opposed Free Silver Supporter of Gold
William Jennings Bryan’s views on monetary policy are not inherited. His father Silas L. Bryan was a jurist and Democrat of high standing who, in a 1868 Louisville speech, denounced radicals, attacked depreciated currency, and urged return to the gold standard and repayment of government bonds in specie.
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Springfield
William Jennings Bryan
Silas L. Bryan
Twelfth Judicial Circuit
The
State Register
Peach Runs a Theater Chauncey Depew Appears in a New Role
Chauncey Depew takes on a fresh stage role in a local theater production as audiences attend the opening night performance. The show features a mix of local actors and a small ensemble, drawing crowds to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Depew
Manage Opera House Startling News Follows Wedding Claim
A startling report from the opera house follows a statement that he is to wed. The item notes surprise over the forthcoming marriage and a public reaction to the announcement.
Depew Buys Peekskill Opera House Amid Rail Chief Future Plans
News notes Chauncey M. Depew who plans active management of a Peekskill opera house after purchasing the Depew Opera House for 322,000 amid foreclosures. He remains president of the New York Central Railroad as his marriage to be announced prompts speculation on his versatility and prudence.
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New York Railroad
Commercial Tribune
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad
Dr. Depew
Peekskill
Depew
de Peach
Opera House
Peekskill Savings Bank
Dr. Deen
McManus Registers as McManus After Appeal
A St Louis man named McManus sought registration on October 13 claiming no other name and admitting the nickname Mack. Clerks refused, he appealed to the Election Commission, and after a lengthy conference he was allowed to register as McManus plain and unadorned.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
McManus
Mack
Election Commission
Ohio Steel.Books Big Conditional Order Tied to Bryan Victory
Ohio Steel Company of Youngstown booked a large order for steel bars from the McCullough Iron Company of Wilmington Del subject to cancellation if William Jennings Bryan is elected. The conditional agreement covers November and December delivery and hinges on the election outcome.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown, CO
Ohio Steel Company
Wm. Jennings Bryan
McCullough , Iron Company
Wilmington
Del
Bryan
Gold Hunters Delayed by Storm and Disputes at Sea
The Joseph F. Loubat, bound for Cape Horn with Ohio and New York gold hunters, remained in Erie Basin after a hurricane halted departure. The steward’s intoxication forced further delay and Captain Connor refused command, while George S. Stewart sued for 1 062.50 in a separate breach of contract, with sailing plans said to resume after the storm.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Joseph F. Loubat
Cape Horn
Ohio
Erie Basin
Connor
Georges
Stewart
Norwalk
Supreme Court
Ransom
Terra del Uego
Mary Caldwell to Wed Marquis des Merinville in Dresden
Miss Mary Gwendolin Caldwell, founder of the Divinity College at the Catholic University, announces in a letter a quiet Dresden wedding October 19 to the Marquis des Merinville. Bishop Spalding will perform the ceremony. she is 33 and related to the Breckinridge family and inherited a large fortune.
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Washington
Mary Gwendolin Caldwell
Divinity Cols
Catholic University
Dresden
Marquis Des Merinville
Baron Zedwitz
Spalding
Peoria
Caldwell
Miss Caldwell
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Col Coit Attacks Cleveland Camp Conditions for Ohio Guard
In the Ohio National Guard camp report Col Alonzo B Coit asserts the Cleveland site was a swampy, dangerous ground with access through a tunnel used by loiterers and dens of vice. He notes officers protected troops at night and soldiers endured poor sleep and hunger in 1894. He urges commanders be allowed to choose camp grounds in future.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Cleveland
Alonzo B. Coit
City of
Moses Cleveland
Moses
Lake Avenue
Centennial Committee
Third Provisional Brigade
Poole
Ard
Coit
Perkins Predicts Big McKinley Lead and Silver Trust Glow
Eli Perkins spoke in Boston predicting a New York victory by 200000 and Pennsylvania by 350000 for McKinley. He warned the first trust McKinley would strike is the Silver Trust where 187 silver kings seek to raise silver prices and press a U S government stamp of approval.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
Eli Perkins
McKinley
New York
Pennsylvania
Union Veterans Patriotic League Formed at Marion
Marion Ohio October 13 a Union Veterans Patriotic League was organized last evening with a large charter membership. Veterans and their sons join as Dr O W Weeks is chosen president and the roster includes F ed yw D or inley Hobart.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion, O
Union Veterans’ Patriotic League
O. W. Weeks
Inley
Hobart
Brice Predicts McKinley Victory Edge in Illinois
Senator Brice returns from a ten day inspection tour and warns Illinois is crucial to Bryan or McKinley. He says Chicago is the real battle ground and that Bryan can not win without a political cyclone. E R Chapman bets $500000 that Democrats cannot carry any state east of the Mississippi or north of the Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Brice
Lee
Cook County
Chicago
McKinley
Bryan
Illinois
Ohio
Democratic State Committee
Middle West
E. R. Chapman
Moore & Schley
Calvin
Mississippi River
Wife Keeps Memoranda of Husband Abusive Outbursts
In a Common Pleas case, Mrs. Horr testified she kept a diary of cruel remarks by her husband Dr. William H. Horr. She read from the memorandum book to document abuse as she explained she often wrote during his tirades. The judge noted the practice and granted a restraining order or relief.
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Commercial Tribune
And
Miriam Hor
William H. Horr
Herr
Erself
Turks Loot Armenian Mission Flag Goes Down
A letter from a woman missionary in Constantinople reports mobs gathered before her building in the Armenian quarter. The frightened servants fled as the mob pulled down the American flag and looted the premises. Days later supplies for Armenians were also looted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
American Board
Constantinople
Knights Templar Visit Crowds Fill Dayton Streets
Special Dispatch reports Knights Templars of Ohio have taken possession of Dayton with crowds in streets and hotels. Rail visitors arrived since noon for marching commanderies and bands, with elaborate decorations and bright electric illumination. Trinity Commandery No 44 of Cincinnati arrived with forty Knights and ten ladies.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Knights Templars
Ohio
Trinity Commandery
Cincinnati
Cigarettes Wrapped in Tobacco Paper Declared Cigarettes
State Auditor Galilbert ruled that cigarettes wrapped in tobacco instead of rice paper are cigarettes under the state tax law and must be treated as such by all laws affecting cigarettes.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Galilbert
Morton Advises Constant Work Until Election
Secretary Morton returns to Washington from the West and says he will not vote this year but would back Palmer and Buckner if he did. He favors sound money and McKinley and urges the Republican party to work harder to convince voters of its principles amid the free silver controversy.
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Omas Jefferson
Sherman
Washington c. H
H. Egglesto
Washington
Morton
West
Palmer and
Buckner
Nebraska
McKinley
Bryan
Republican Party
Sone Eee Party
Sonnanes
Hobart Advocates Prosperity and Warns of Downturn in Paterson Speech
Republican vice presidential candidate Garret A Hobart spoke at Apollo Hall Paterson addressing townspeople before Senator Frye. He recalled past policy shifts from gold standard to tariffs and argued 1892 prosperity followed by layoffs after 1892, emphasizing protected industries and rising wages before downturn.
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New York
Garret A. Hobart
Apollo Hall
Paterson
Frye
Hobart
Episcopal Bishop Attacks Chicago Platform in Moral clash
Bishop G Mott Williams of Marquette denounces support for the Chicago platform, saying clergy should avoid partisan roles yet urging faithful to follow moral teaching. He stresses patriotism, mutual charity, anti-sectarianism, and honest money while avoiding personal preference in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
G. Mott Williams
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Marquette
Episcopal Church
United States
Chicago
Widow Scanlon Injured in Lima Cleaver Attack
Mrs. Laura Chipman borrowed a meat cleaver and struck Mrs. E. S. Scanlon, a widow, multiple blows on head and face. An ear was severed, Scanlon bled and fainted, Chipman fled but was later arrested. She pleaded not guilty to cutting with intent to kill and a verdict was pending. Scanlon’s condition is grave.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Laura Chipman
Scanlon
Chipman
Descendants of Jacob Royer Plan Suit Over St Louis Land
In Akron on October 13 descendants of Jacob Royer, a French settler at the gate of St Louis, met to pursue a claim to a vast land tract now at the city’s heart. The group asserts an indisputable title and targets a $60 000 000 value. Delegates from Indiana Illinois Michigan and Ohio attended the gathering.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Jacob Royer
City of
St. Louis
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Missing heir claims fortune of George S. Smith
Boston relatives assert a legacy belonging to George S. Smith, son of Geo W. Smith, who vanished on a 1873 trip after taking a few hundred dollars. He has not been seen since and Massachusetts law now regards him as legally dead, with kin arguing over the fortune.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
George
Smith
Geo. W. Smith
Massachusetts
Ed Lodgens Captured After Eighteen Years on Run
Ed Lodgens a moonshiner who evaded revenue officers for eighteen years was captured near the Green and Taylor County line by Deputy Marshal George W Hunter. He reportedly lived along the route and escaped bloodhounds by walking rail fences to mislead pursuers.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Ed Lodgens
Green and
Taylor County
George W. Hunter
Count Lodge
Corset Save: Wife Shot by Husband in St. Louis
Mrs Philomena Bobetiloski of 1231 North Ninth Street was shot five times by her husband Anthony B. Bobetiloski as she knelt by a fire. Four bullets pierced her steel rib corsets but she survived without serious injury. Police say drunken jealousy sparked the attack.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Mra
Philomena Bobetiloski
North Ninth Street
Anthony B. Bobetiloski
Ehor
Citemapion
Reunion After 52 Years Ends Silent Separation in Delaware
Rev Dr Thomas Heard of this city and Otho Williams met for the first time in Asbury M E Church last Sunday. The two men, long separated, were side by side and recognized each other in a moment, ending a half century apart.
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Commercial Tribune
Delaware, CO
Thomas Heard
Otho Williams
Asbury M. E. Church
No Fusion in Louisiana Holds as Elector Stays On Ticket
New Orleans October 13 Captain A T Wimberly national committeeman returned from a conference with Mark Hanna and announced that the colored elector must stay on the ticket. This was the hope of contention and prevents fusion.
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Commercial Tribune
New
Orleans
A. T. Wimberly
Mark Hanna
Veteran Captain Simon Kane Found Dead in Maryland Woods
The body of Captain Simon Kane, a former member of the Seventeenth Wisconsin Volunteers, was found suspended from a tree limb blown down in a Maryland wood. Kane had lived in Soldiers Homes at Milwaukee and Marion and recently traveled to New York before seeking entry to Hamp ton Virginia dying by his own hand as money ran out.
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Washington
Woodside
Simon Kane
Seventeenth Wisconsin Volunteers
Hampton
Two Alabama Farmers Convicted in Lynching of Chambliss
Samuel Williams and Wm. Wood, farmers from Washington County, Alabama, were found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for their roles in the lynching of Chambliss. John Hollingshead testified for the state, naming about a dozen county residents. several suspects remain jailed. These are Alabama’s first such convictions.
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Commercial Tribune
Montgomery
Ala
Samuel Williams
Wm. Wood
Washington County
Chambliss
John Hollingshead
Ote Bakes
Alabama
Woman's Relief Corps Holds Sixth Indiana District Convention
The sixth annual Convention of the Woman's Relief Corps First District met in Valparaiso Indiana with 150 delegates from eight counties. A closing campfire drew nearly 10 000 attendees. Plymouth was selected as next year's host city. Mrs Pattie C Buck of LaPorte was named President and Mrs Dr Mary Jackson of Hammond chosen as delegate to the National Convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
Woman's Relief Corps
First District
Indi
Plymouth
Pattie C. Buck
Laporte
Mary Jackson
Hammond
Women named first receivers in New York State
In New York on October 13 three women became the first in state history to be appointed receivers in supplementary proceedings. Justice MacLean selected Miss Rosalie Loew, Mrs E S Werner, and Mrs Anita Haggerty, all members of the New York Bar, with bonds set at 100 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice MacLean
Supreme Court of
Rosalie Loew
Werner
Anita Haggerty
Pure Food Sample Case Held Over In Dana Election Law Action
The Supreme Court rules a bill of exceptions cannot be filed in the high court, delaying the Dana election law case until Thursday at the request of State Elections Supervisor Taylor. A. B. Deapon faced with tincture of iron sample controversy, while Harman is sentenced to ten years for manslaughter in Jackson County Circuit Court appeal.
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Dana
Harman
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Pure Food Department
Philip Winkler
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
Squire Winkler
Food Department
A. B.deapon
Atto King
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Commissioner Meal
McNeal
Loebbing
Winkler
Samuel W. Taylor
Bode
Bendigs
Hertenstein
James Foraker
Pearl Harman
State of
Ohio
Circuit Court of
Jackson Coun
William W. Pearce
Two Women of Gotham to Open a New York Restaurant
Two prominent society women plan a restaurant venture in New York. Mrs John A. Lowery expected to arrive on the Majestic, and Miss Margaret Wilmerding already in New York. The venture will be run by the pair personally as a pure business move.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John A. Lowery
Margaret Wilmerding
Key
Walling Case Filed in Court of Appeals in Kentucky
Transcript and papers in the Alonzo Walling case were filed in the Court of Appeals. The case will be called tomorrow for argument ten days hence to set a definite date and briefs.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Alonzo Walling
Court of Appeals
Court
Monument to famed Indian warrior unveiled in West Virginia
In Parkersburg West Virginia on October 13 a monument to Cera a noted Indian warrior killed at the old fort at Point Pleasant over a century ago was unveiled before a large gathering. Delegates to the State Knights of Pythias assembly attended the ceremony.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cera
Pt. Pleasant
Knights of Pything
Tragic Elev0ator Death in Columbus Building
Mrs. John Harris, a colored woman, was killed in the Ruggery Building elevator in Columbus Ohio. She fainted as the elevator rose and her head was struck by a projecting ledge while her arm was caught at the doorway.
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John Harris
Columbus
Ruggery Building
Selevator
Missionary Meeting Opens In Ohio Church
Opening exercises of the twenty seventh annual meeting of the Cincinnati branch of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church of Ohio West Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky were held at Asbury M E Church tonight in Delaware Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Delaware, O
Cincinnati
Women’s Foreign Missiona Society
M. EE. Church of Ohio
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Asbury M. BE
Alger and His Party Rally Enthusiasm for Flag Issue
Gen. Alger and his political group stirred strong enthusiasm as they campaigned on the old flag issue. Supporters gathered at a rally to back the cause and urge broader backing from voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Alger
Rallies Across Indiana as Veterans Rally in Campaign Show
Thousands fill stations from Plymouth to Lafayette as Gen Alger, Gen Sickles, Gen Howard, Corporal Tanner and Private Burst address veteran crowds. Parades flow through Logansport Delphi and Indianapolis with 2 000 to 40 000 attendees and speeches at Tomlinson Hall and English’s Opera House. Generals Alger Howard Marden Stewart and Tanner lead three big meetings while Col W E McLean publicly endorses the party.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Soldier
Alger
Sickles
Howard
Tanner
Burst
Stewart
Elkhart
Plymouth
McKinley Gun Squad
Marden
I. N. Walker
Grand Army
Logansport
Market Square
Délphi
Corporal Tanner
Alger, Howard, Stewart and
Lafayette
Sen Yasty
Lebanon
Colfax
Thornton
Denison House
Monument Place
N. R. Ruckle
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Tomlinson 1
English
Opera House
Gen. Sickles
Tomlinson Hall
Rickies
Col
W. E. McLean
Terre Haute
Green gang wiped out after 100 mile pursuit
Deputies Ledbetter Lewis and O Bryan with Marshal Rutheford killed Bill and Ed Green near Oolagah in the Cherokee Nation after a long pursuit. A third brother was mortally wounded as the Green gang, terrorizing the area for months, was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerciane
Mubrogee
I. T
Green
United States
Oolagah
Cherokee Nation
Bill
Ed Green
Rutheford
Ledbetter, Lewis
O’bryan
Yale Sound Money Club Forms Amid Parade Plans
Last week Yale undergraduates organized a sound money club with branches in all departments and hoped for 1,000 members. The group planned to participate in the Republican sound money parades in Bridgeport and New York City but the university forbade it, turning the initiative into a debate.
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Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Bridgeporford
New York City
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Portsmouth
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Mansfield
Jefferson
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Jackson County
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Theckson
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Helena
Kansas
J. Bryan
Rapes
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Far West
Union Veteran Legion
Washington Today
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Andrew Schwartz
Theodore Jones
J. Huston
J. Faught
Val. Hees
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Lloyd Myers
Elizabeth
Woman’s Auxiliary
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Tracy
Newark
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W. A. Lovett
Wm. Darlington
D. G. Wyeth
Ee Town
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S.ster
J. ‘ Jewhurst
Mareena M. Murphy
Alexander Cassil
Wee Ane Neational
John T. Whitworth
Wm. Howard
National Military Neon
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Silsbee
Owen Starr
Delaware
J. F. Curren
Latte
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Col. T. Hills
National Military Home
Voto
Wis. McClellan
Adjt
Edward J. Adams
Silverites
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Leeeae
Wey Fis
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Ilinois’ State Register
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Rialto
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M’manus
Hurricane
Drukken Steward
Mary Caldwell
Moses Cleaveland
Cleveland Press
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U.S. A
U. V. League
M’kinley
Mississippi
McKinley Sure
Ilinois
Knights Templars OF
Gem City
Patterson, N. J
Bishop Williams
Flock
George S. Smith
Mra. Bobetiloski
Louisiana
Capt
Maryland Woods
Woman’s Relief Corps
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Gotham
Missionary Meeting
Dan Sickles
Delphi
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Green Gang
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