McKinley Rally Draws Massive Canton Crowds
In Canton Ohio on October 26 crowds packed streets from the McKinley home to the courthouse. Delegations from New Jersey Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois joined cheering marchers waving flags. Major McKinley praised protective policy and public finances addressing coercion charges and urging unity under American tariffs and currency soundness.
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Anton
Canton
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
W. K. Miller
North Market Street
McKinley
Bryan
Major McKinley
Two More Line Up In Legislation Shakeup
G Offett of G Langstaff declares stance in a legislative reshuffle as a former member joins reform efforts. The move signals a widening realignment within the party.
Former Senators Gear and Ohl Face Separate Trials
In Columbus Ohio on October 26 1911 ex Senator W C Gear of Wyandot County and ex Senator L C Ohl of Youngstown are scheduled for trial November 11 on charges they solicited money related to the Id German contest in the House Gear for similar purposes and Ohl over a university bill tied to the contest
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W. C. Gear
Wyandot County
L. C. Ohl
Youngstown
Ohl
Iden
Gear
Lieutenant Binns Resigns Citing Post-Election Tension
Washington dispatch reports that Second Lieutenant Joseph R. Binns of the Second Infantry has resigned with immediate effect. In a long letter he states he fears a clash between the people and the U S Army after the election and that he cannot conscientiously serve against the people.
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Washington
Joseph R. Binns
Second Infantry
United States Army
Populists Face Dilemma Over Bryan Sewall Vote
In Savannah Georgia Oct 26 Populists realize Watson cannot back Bryan without also backing Sewall. With Georgia Populist electoral ticket removed they may call a meeting and urge party workers to support the Republican ticket.
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Commercial Tribune
Savannah, Ga
Tom Watson
Bryan
Sewall
Watson
Georgia
McKinley Wins Support Amid Coercion Claims
In Chicago on October 26 Chairman Hanna reported minimal proven coercion in politics. The Pueblo Call editor C F Wilson was dismissed for carrying a McKinley banner. Locomotive Firemen Grand Master F P Sargent says he will vote for McKinley and did not sign pro free silver petitions. Hanna predicts McKinley Hobart victory in at least 302 electoral votes.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Hanna
C. F. Wilson
Pueblo
Col
McKinley
St. Louis
Republican National Committee
F. P. Sargent
P. M. Arthur
Hobart
Toledo man fires at wife and crowd then shoots self
In Toledo on October 26 Henry Ramm attacked his wife and a group of churchgoing women with a revolver. A bullet struck Mrs Schmidt in the arm as she fled. Ramm shot at his wife, the stepson, and the crowd before killing himself with a bullet above the eye. Doctors report puzzling condition.
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Toledo
Henry Ramm
Kentucky Populists Denounce Chicago Fusion
Middle of the road Populists in Kentucky held a state conference in Louisville and issued an address condemning the fusion between the Populist and Silver Democratic State Central Committees. They urged voters to refuse Bryan and his running mate Sewall, describing them as representatives of finance and plutocracy.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Kentucky
Bryan
New England
Arthur Sewall
Ministers to pray for prosperity at city meeting
Youngstown Ohio ministers from all affiliations plan a one hour prayer meeting to seek the presidential candidate who will bring greatest national prosperity. The service, under the Ministerial Association, aims at the nation's good, not partisan backing.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Ministerial Association
Bryan's State for M'Kinley Boost to Lincoln Voters
A Lincoln Nebraska letter predicts McKinley majorities across wards districts and state. It claims Bryan's ward will deliver 400 votes in the ward 1500 in the city 2500 in the county and at least 5000 statewide. It also says Populist students are skewing Bryan's ward to give him a majority.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren, O
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
City of Lincoln
County
McKinley
James Pere Objected Shot Garrison Over Daughter
In Richmond Kentucky Charles James shot and mortally wounded Jacob Garrison after finding Garrison with James's daughter. James armed with a shotgun, demanded separation. Garrison resisted and was shot in the breast. Garrison died shortly after.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Charles James
Jacob Garrison
Garrison
James
Wooster Mayor Bans Daily Steam Signals After Election
Moe Lemuel Jeffries issues a proclamation at the request of party chairmen forbidding bells steam whistles horns and similar signals for more than twenty minutes on any day or night following the election in Wooster Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Wooster, CO
Moe Lemuel Jeffries
Senator Foraker Tours Ohio En Route to Michigan
Senator Foraker arrived in Lima after ten speeches across Deshler Ottawa and Columbus Grove drawing large crowds. He spoke in Music Hall and the opera house with thousands turned away as his train passed Troy Piqua Sidney Wapakoneta Ottawa Leipsic and Deshler en route to Toledo and Jackson Michigan. Tomorrow he continues with brief talks at stations including Toledo and Jackson Michigan.
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Troy
Jackson, Mich
Commercial Tribune
Lima
Senator Foraker
Deshler
Ottawa
Columbus Grove
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Opera House
van Wert
Spencerville
Gov. Foraker
Michigan
Dayton
McKinley
Piqua
Sidney
Wapakoneta
Leipsic
Toledo
Jackson
Mich
Political Bulletin from Kentucky to Michigan and Georgia
Gov. W O Bradley addressed a large Bellevue gathering and noon meetings are set across the city. Senator elect Foraker gave ten speeches yesterday and heads to Jackson Michigan. Covington mass meeting passes resolutions condemning an insult to Secretary McKinley. Major McKinley spoke to vast Canton crowds as streets filled with shouts. Missouri Supreme Court voids Bryan electoral ticket for legal noncompliance. Chauncey M Depew to address Music Hall after parade. Georgia supporters likely back McKinley over Bryan Sewall. Election day suit to restrain challengers to be heard in Superior Court today.
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W. O. Bradley
Bellevue
Foraker
Jackson
Mich
Covington
Major McKinley
Canton
Missouri Supreme Court
Bryan
Chauncey M. Depew
Music Hall
Watson
Georgia
McKinley
Sewall
Board of Elections
Judge Hargis Endorses Kree Silver and Egging Incident
A 2000-strong crowd gathered in Lancaster Kentucky on October 26 to witness court action over the silver question. Judge Hargis defended Secretary Carlisle and egging, while Gov. Bruce spoke for sound money. Mrs J K Henry and sixteen young women on white horses met at the depot ahead of her courthouse address.
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John G. Carlisle
Owensboro
Kentucky
D. D. Woodmansee
Illinois
Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Helm Bruce
Hargis
National Democrats
Mr. Bruce
Carlisle
Covington
Robi. Hardin
Danville
Bruce
J. K. Henry
Bryan
Rule Off Ballot By State Supreme Court Decision
Jefferson City October 26 The State Supreme Court sitting en banc ruled that the silver party state ticket could not be printed on official ballots The petition was deemed irregular with about 200 signers involved in other conventions The silver party ticket combined Democratic Presidential Electors with the Republican state ticket and faced opposition from the Democratic State Central Committee
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Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
En Bance
Silver Party
Democratic State Central Committee
Money That Talks Bets On McKinley Victory Across States
Cincinnati bettor John Regan has placed numerous wagers in recent days totaling thousands of dollars on McKinley winning the presidency. Bets include 1000 to 400 that McKinley is elected and 400 to 1000 for West Virginia, Maryland, and 500 even for Delaware. Additional bets target Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, and Altgeld’s defeat, with several bookmakers offering larger stakes on Bryan’s defeat or victory. Bookmaker Cartwright of Nashville and others reportedly lay heavy odds on Bryan’s election as well.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John Regan
Cincinnati
McKinley
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Bryan
Michigan
Altgeld
Ilinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Cartwright
Nashville
Jack Price
Ed Hart
Middletown burglary suspect captured with stolen goods
Emil Greiner was arrested after a search revealed at least sixty items in his possession including two diamond rings a gold watch and revolvers. A steamer immigrant certificate on him names Marc Lenkus and detectives identify stolen jewelry from a Hamilton residence. He claims ignorance and says a partner supplied the loot and he was in Cincinnati last week.
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Middleto
Emil Greiner
Greiner
Bremen
Marc Lenkus
Bosch
Len&han
Hamilton
David Huston
Cincinnati
Gasoline Engine Explosion Damages Mill Without Major Injury
In Loveland on October 26 at about 8 am the Mullen and Snyder planing mill engine exploded. Robert Mullen was hurled to the floor with severe injuries, Joseph Schuyler was stunned, and Mr Snyder was thrown onto the sidewalk. Five windows shattered. no other damage. The old engine, tested to 170 pounds, failed with the steam gauge at 80 pounds. Snyder says the business will resume soon with a replacement engine.
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Commercial Tribune
Loveland, CO
Mullen & Snyder
West Loveland
Robert Mullen
Joseph Schuyler
Snyder
Greek murderer freed as no extradition treaty exists
George Wirls a Greek arrested in Rhode Island for a Greece murder was released in Boston because no extradition treaty exists. He admits the killing but claims self defense as Diamantis Diamonas was pursued by the victim's brother Constantine Diamondopolis and a cousin who have tracked him for months and vow vengeance.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
George Wirls
Science
R. I
Murien
Greece
Timagenis
Viris
United States
Diamandis Diamonsarees
Vresthenitsa
Sparta
Constantine Diamondopolis
Figures on Kentucky Sound Money and Silver Campaigns
In Kentucky political clashes over sound money and silver surge, leaders plan extensive speaking tours and torchlight processions. Governors Bradley Altgeld and Jacobs join the silver side, with party estimates revealing potential shifts of 15,000 to 40,000 voters, influencing McKinley’s expected margin. Registration tensions arise as Bryan leaders challenge voters ahead of election day.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Sound Money
Louisville
Sound-Money
Carlisle
Eindsaye Senervie
Bradley
Altgeld
John J. Jacobs
Ia Oes
Democratic Committee
Sommers
Hardin
Palmer
Buckner
McKinley
Bryan
Roberts
Republican Committee
Barr Before the Bar The Ohio Populist Ballot Case
The Ohio Supreme Court heard the Barr electoral dispute with Fitzsimmons challenging the Secretary of State over ballot certification. Arguments by ex-Judge Okey for Fitzsimmons and Attorney General Richards for the Secretary centered on withdrawal timing and ballot printing. The court noted the secretary’s certification as final, citing Chapman versus Miller, as it adjourned.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State of Ohio
Thomas F. Fitzsimmons
Supreme Court
Justice Williams
Fitzsimmons
George B. Okey
George A. Fairbanks
J. K. Richards
Mr. Richards
Barr
Richards
Chapman
Miller
Secretary of State
Sargent for McKinley declares for sound money
J C Moor head, chief railroad superintendent, quotes F P Sargent, head of the Brotherhood of Railway Firemen, writing from Peoria Ill that he supports sound money and will vote for McKinley. He advocates silver coin equal in value to its face and backed by government credit for wage earners and all debts.
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McKinley
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
J. C. Moorhead
Chicago & Erie Railroad
F. P. Sargent
The
Brotherhood of Railway Firemen
Peoria
Ill
McKinley Favored in New Orleans Election Bets
Special dispatch from New Orleans reports McKinley as a heavy favorite in presidential betting, with odds showing McKinley at 1 to 3 and Bryan at 2 to 1. State odds vary, including Indiana Bryan even money and California Bryan even money, Kentucky and Northern states split, and McKinley favored in most listed contests. He also offers even money that McKinley will not lose in the six New England states plus New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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New Jersey
Neta
Frelinghuysen
Commercial
Tribune
New Orleans
McKinley
J. B. Harrisox
Harrison
Bryan
Indiana
California
Michigan
Tpnneley
Virginia
Mary and_Bryan
Illinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kentucky
cKinley
Northern
Kansas
New Englan States
New York
Pennsylvania
Miss Nettie Bronston Wed Sherman Dudley in Lexington
Nettie A Bronston sister of State Senator Charles J Bronston married Sherman Dudley at her Lexington home on October 26. The couple will reside in Chicago.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Nettie A. Bronston
Charles J. Bronston
Sherman Dudley
Chicago
March Around Jericho Parade Draws Republican Support
Washington C H Oct 26 The March Around Jericho led by Fayette County Republicans drew large crowds as a parade extended for blocks from Washington through Bloomingburg Yatesville Bookwalter Jeffersonville and Parretta A cannon on a flat car fired along the line as notables Harry M Daugherty H L Hadley John N Van Deman George Allen Nye Gregg Chas A Reid and A C Patton rode with delegations The march resumes Wednesday visiting Johntown West Lancaster Pleasant View Edgefield Allentown Milledgeville and other sections Thursday and Friday
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Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H. Q
Jericho
Fayette County
Bloomingburg
Yatesville
Bookwalter
Jeffersonville
Parretta
Harry M. Daugherty
H. L. Hadley
John N. van Deman
George Allen
Nye Gregg
Chas. A. Reid
A. C. Patton
Johntown
West Lancaster
Pleasant View
Edgefield
Allentown
Milledgeville
Carlisle to Register and Vote in Kentucky Rally
Secretary Carlisle and party arrived in Owensboro from Louisville on the Louisville St. Louis and Texas road. Thousands greeted him at Sam Jones Tabernacle as he spoke about his 1892 financial views and possible Kentucky registration. If eligible, he plans Covington and Lexington stops before voting for Palmer and Buckner.
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Covington
Palmer
Buckner
Owensboro
Carlisle
Louisville
Louisville, St. Louis & Texas
Sam Jones’ Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Kentucky
Washington
Enry Queen
Queen
Lexington
Fusion plans called off by Georgia and Tennessee Democrats
G F Washburn of the Populist National Committee says all fusion negotiations with Senator Jones are ended. He cited Georgia and Tennessee Democrats rejecting overtures, adjournment without counterproposals, and blamed them for scuttling votes for Bryan. He met Watson and Reed in Nashville to report.
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Chicago
G. F. Washburn
National Committee
Georgia
Jones
Bryan
Tennessee
Watson
Lionberger Named Assistant Attorney General for Interior
Isaac H. Lionberger of St. Louis, a sound money Democrat, was appointed Assistant Attorney General for the Interior Department. He succeeds W. A. Little of Georgia who resigned to seek the Georgia Supreme Court seat. Lionberger, 41, took the oath and began duties today. He is a prominent St. Louis attorney and ally of Secretary Francis.
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Washington
Isaac H. Lionberger
St. Louis
United States
Interior Department
William A. Little
Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Lionberger
Francis
Pioneer Kansas City Lawyer William Stevens Dies at 85
William Stevens, a pioneer Kansas City attorney age 85, died from a fall on a crowded cable car. He came West in 1856, settled in Kansas City in 1859, and practiced law for thirty years. Survived by wife and five sons and a daughter. funeral set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
William Stevens
Stevens
K. C. Holliday
Ohio
Missouri-Kansas
Topeka
Kirkwood Bartley
Sherman
Buckeye
President enjoys a squirrel shoot near Sandy Bring
The President took a day off on Saturday afternoon near Sandy Spring in Montgomery County Maryland and returned with eight or ten squirrels after a brief hunt.
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Washington
Sandy Bring
Montgomery County
Maryland
Tynan Returns to America After Phoenix Park Case
P J Tynan named as the alleged No 1 of the Phoenix Park murderers arrived on the Saale from Bremen. He said carelessness in a city alerted detectives and claimed his mission succeeded. He denied anarchist methods and warned England of Ireland's upcoming actions, while awaiting reunion with his wife and eight children. He will go home to Audubon Park and anticipated a demonstration.
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New York
P. J. Tynan
Phoenix Park
Saate
Bremen
Canton
Audubon Park
Tynan
France
England
Nix Park
Ireland
Will Contest Sets Off Major College Bequests
Albany dispatch reports a New York Court of Appeals case over Daniel Fayerweather's will, involving $2.15 million to twenty colleges and a $3 million residuary bequest. Trustees allegedly misled the testator into favoring a deed of gift, prompting a challenge by Amherst, Dartmouth, Williams, and others.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State Court of Appeals For Tomorrow
Daniel Fayerweather
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Williams
Amherst
Wesleyan
Yale
Columbia
Union Theological Seminary
Hamilton
Rochester
Cornell
Lafayette
Lincoln
University of Virginia
Hampton
Maryville
Marietta
Adelbert
Wabash
Park
Woman's Ospital
Operanion
New York University
Union
Ard
Princeton
Northwestern Univerty
Rutgers
Barnard
University of Pennsylvania
Weslaya
Lafayete
Haverford
Brown
Well’s Female
Elmira
Vassar
Trinity
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Shattuc School
Presbyterian Hosital
Manhattan
Eye and Ear
New York
Brooklyn
St. Luke’s Montefiore
New York Cancer Hospital
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Kester
Williams College
University of Rochester
Truax
Neval
Justice Follett
van Brunt
Justice Parker
Thomas G. Ritch
Henry B. Vaughan
Justus L. Bulkley
Fayerweather
Fdagerweather
Henry W. Cornell Arrested in New York on Grand Larceny Charge
Henry W. Cornell a New York lawyer and son of ex Governor A B Cornell was arrested at Cobbs Ferry charged with grand larceny. He admits drafting drafts to cover expenses and says he acted as secretary of the New York State branch of the silver party and would be cleared at Buffalo trial set for November 4 with bonds of a thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry W. Cornell
A. B. Cornell
Cobb’s Ferry
N. Y
Cornell
New York State
Silver Party
Buffalo
John D. Clary
Cla
Refugees Welcomed in Carnegie Hall Mass Meeting
Salvation Army Commander Booth Tucker led a packed Carnegie Hall gathering welcoming Armenian refugees. Telegrams and letters from notable figures including Gladstone, Bishop Satterlee, David Brewer, Amelia Barr, Talmage, Banks, and Cadman were read. Resolutions urged liberal government interpretation of immigration for refugees amid Turkish persecution.
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New York
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Carnegie Hall
Bishop Satterlee
Washington
David Brewer
Supreme Court
Amelia E. Barr
T. DeWitt Talmage
Louis A. Banks
Spark Cadman
Gladstone
Talmage
Marietta Man Bets Tattoo Wager on Election
In Marietta Ohio this week Joe Toller of the B and O line and Peter Ward agreed that if Bryan is elected Toller will bear the word Bryan tattooed on his chest. If McKinley wins Ward must get McKinley inked in blue.
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Commercial Tribune
Marietta, O
Joe Toller
Peter Ward
Bryan
Toller
Ward
Ernst at Williamstown Defeats Doubters in Crowded Hall
Richard P. Ernst drew a large audience in Williamstown Kentucky with a rousing welcome as the next Congressman. The Courthouse bar and courtroom were filled as Ernst asked the key question and urged votes. C E O Hara followed. the Ernst Quintet from Newport entertained the crowd.
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Williamstown
Richard P. Ernst
Death by Own Action Shocks Muncie Man
Leander Hendricks aged forty five committed death by own action in Muncie Indiana Oct 2 1966 after confronting his divorced wife who had remarried and promised care but failed to satisfy him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Triune
Muncie
Ind
Leander Hendricks
Watson to remain quiet on campaign until election day
Atlanta dispatch reports Thomas E Watson will not support Bryan or the silver candidate before the election. He plans to stay home in Thomson and withdraw from public campaigning until voting day. Fusion between Populist and Republican candidates for Congress is said to be advancing across districts.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Bryan
Thomson
Congress
Gran Makes Ele They Were Standing on a Burning Building
Gran makes ele as they stood on a burning building. The scene centers on the dramatic moment and the surrounding crowd reacting to the blaze and potential danger.
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Gran
Ele
Fire destroys Chicago & Pacific Elevator Company complex
A noon blaze at Chicago and Pacific Elevator Company towers destroys Elevator A and B with three other buildings. Losses total about 1 million dollars with 861,000 on wheat and 34,000 on corn, mostly Pacific Elevator Company property. Fire crews reported dangerous debris and near loss of life while fending off flames near Armour and Hale & Curtis structures.
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Chicago & Pacific H Elevator Company
Armour
Hale & Curtis
Crescent Company
Company 33
Cca
P. J. Perry
Pacific Elevator Company
F. R. Crane Hardwood Lumber Company
Won Chanler Scholarship Awarded to Lawton Parker
Lawton Parker of the Students' Art League won the Chanler Paris Art Scholarship. The five year European course pays $900 yearly, with three Paris years and two for visits to major European centers. Parker, 28, is a Seattle native. 27 students competed in the preliminaries.
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New York
Chanler
Paris
Europe
Lawton Parker
Art League
John Armstrong Chanler
Parker
Seattle
Wash
Ohio Women Honored at Missionary Society Officers
Springfield Ill Oct 26 At the session of the Board of Managers of the Woman s Home Missionary Society the following officers were elected President Mrs Clinton B Fiske New York First Vice President Mrs Jane Brancroft Robinson Detroit Second Vice President Mrs H C McCabe Delaware Third Vice President Mrs Bishop Walden Cincinnati Fourth Vice President Mrs F S Hoyt Sandusky Fifth Vice President Mrs W C He Cincinnati Corresponding Secretary R E Rust Cincinnati Recording Secretary Mrs F A Aitken Decatur Treasurer Mrs C W Williams awaitingware
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Springfield
Ill
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
United States
Clinton B. Fiske
New York
Jane Brancroft’Robinson
Detroit
H. C. McCabe
Delaware, CO
Bishop Walden
Cincinnati
F. S. Hoyt
Sandusky, C
W.C. He
R. E. Rust
F. A. Aitken
Decades
C. W. Williams
Aware
Miners End Strike in Hocking Valley with Lower Pay Rate
Ohio miners across Sunday Creek New Pitts News Straitsville Jobs Orbiston Muty ty Somers mines vote to accept fifty five to forty five cents, ending a major strike. The reduction from sixty one to forty five cents signals return to work across the Hocking Valley.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Sunday Creek
New Pittsbo
Straitsville
Jobs
Orbiston
Muty Ty
Somers
Hocking Valley
Democratic falsehood grips Muncie manufacturers
Muncie Indiana October 24 Democratic county leaders denounce an interview alleging W J Hill of Monele urged Republican manufacturers to coerce voters. Hilligoss acting chairman calls the publication a falsehood and twenty manufacturers have prepared statements denouncing it.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncibe
Ind
W. J. Hil
Monele
Hilligoss
Democratic County Central Committee
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