Old-Fashioned Democrats Still Boom Cleveland for Presidency
Special despatch from New York reports veteran Democrat Grover Cleveland mulling a return to the presidency as pressure from supporters grows. Odell cites New York civic virtue to boost turnout while Hearst widens involvement, shaping the Democratic campaign landscape.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
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Tilden Club
West
Princeton
New Jersey
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Dies in New York City
Renowned suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton dies at her West Ninety-fourth Street home in New York City age 76. Funeral set for Wednesday with Woodlawn Cemetery burial. she authored and lectured across the United States and helped found the first women's rights convention at Seneca Falls.
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New York
West Ninety-fourth
Mrs. Stanton
Johnstown
N. Y
Daniel Cady
Johnstown Academy
London
Tabrella Mott
Boston
Senaca Falls
Tucretia Mott
Kansas
Michigan
Congress
National Woman's Rights Committee
Woman’s Loyal League
National Association
England
Scotland
Westminster Review
United States
International Council of Women
Washington
Susan B. Anthony
Matilda J. Gage
Johnsons Defend Erie County GOP Ahead of 1904 Nomination
A Republican Executive Committee member at the Fifth Avenue Hotel rejects Democratic forecasts that Erie County will vote for the Democrats. He predicts Erie County will go Republican by 5000, arguing Tom Johnson’s influence opposes Hill for the 1904 presidential nomination. Johnson’s free silver stance is noted as strong in Erie and Chautauqua.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Republican Executive Committee
Fifth Avenue
Norman E. Mack
Erie County
Hill
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Erie
Chautauqua
Ohio
Henry George
Anette
Tyado
Hall Nine
Mitchell Hopes There Will Be No More Strikes
President Mitchell met with district presidents in WilkesBarre and received praise as he prepared to present to the Board of Arbitration for the miners. A gold badge and watch were presented by Polish, Lithuanian and Slavish miners in memory of his leadership. The crowd heard calls for peace, justice and harmony between labor and capital, with plans for a sustained labor movement and resumption of mining operations.
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William Randolph Hearst
New York American
Hearst
Congressional Ticket
Mitchell
Board of Arbitration
Asa
Mitghell
Lehigh Valley
Washington
Arbitration Committee
Gedsper
Mitchel
Police capture accomplice in plot against Dowager Empress
The report from St. Petersburg states police have captured an accomplice in the alleged plot against Dowager Empress Dagmar of Russia. The matter was mysteriously unearthed in Copenhagen.
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Petersburg
Ger
Marie“Dagmar
Ruscia
Copenhagen
Prison pardon story astonishes Columbus prison crowd
At Columbus Ohio on Oct 26 the warden announced a pardon commutation for Joe Martin a convict since 1889 in Arkansas. His daughter Dora 18 had traveled from Yellicoe to Washington to urge President Roosevelt who granted the clemency. Dora then presented the pardon papers to the warden and to her father.
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Commerce Tribune
Columbus
Darby
Joe Martin
United States
Arkansas
Ernest Adams
Hamiisch
Derry Aia
Yellicoe
Joe
Dora
Washington
Roosevelt
Cholera Claims 100000 Victims in Mindanao
Manila reports the cholera gaining a foothold on Mindanao with spread expected to continue as in other islands. Manila cases exceed 100000. General Stimson completes road survey from Nugan to Lake Lanao and will join Camp Vickers to pursue the Sultan of Bacolod. Twenty seven thousand dollars from food sales in Batangas Laguna Mindanao, aided by General Bell, funds going to the insular government for civil aid.
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Mindanao
Tioto
Panay
Stinintra
Batangas
Laguna
Luzon
Minaoey
J. Franklin Bell
Bell
Civil ‘Commission
Mindoro
Floods Hit Catania and Syracuse Rail Route
Heavy rains and floods between Catania and Syracuse cause partial railroad destruction near Bicocca and widespread property damage. Water depths reach fifteen feet as peasants retreat to rooftops and fire pistols to signal distress.
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Catania
Sicily
Syracuse
Bicoca
Navy must build more fighting ships to match foreign navies
President and Navy Secretary vow rapid shipbuilding after Commander William Henry Beehler, naval attaché in Europe, urged stronger U S naval strength. Beehler said the United States has few fighting ships and lags Germany and Russia, insisting on a great increase in battleships built at York Navy Yard and via auxiliaries to raise U S naval power.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
William Henry Beehler
White House
Beehler
United States
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
United’ States
Russia
Italy
Germany
Eee
York: Navy Yard
England King Thanks Nation for Recovery at St Pauls
King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra attended a thanksgiving service at St Pauls Cathedral in London to mark the monarchs recovery and crowning, with the Cabinet and foreign ambassadors present. Rainy weather did not dampen public cheers as the procession passed Temple Bar to the cathedral.
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St. Paul's
Buckingham Palace
Alexandra
Edward
Garter
Illiteracy Gap Among Native White Children Highlighted
The Census Office reports that 6 percent of native white children with native parents can read and write, versus 1 percent of native white children with foreign born parents. The gap is largest where Southern states show about 10 percent illiteracy, while Northern and Western regions show higher school efficiency.
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Washington
Qet
United States
United’ States
South Atlantic States
Registration drives GOP hope for big Johnson win
Columbus Ohio October 26 State Chairman Charles Dick praised Ohio registration showing strong urban gains led by Cleveland and Cuyahoga County where Mark Hanna and Tom Johnson clash Johnson allies with immigrant and slum support as party eyes two Congress seats and a sizable state ticket plurality projected around seventy five thousand if Republicans maximize turnout in key cities and counties
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Republican
Charles Dick
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Mark Hanna
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Ohio
Cuyahoga
East End
Canton
Dayton
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Toledo
Consul Alonzo Garrett Returns After Sierra Madre Wandering
United States Consul Alonzo Garrett and companions wandered twenty days in the Sierra Madre Mountains on a hunting trip. The group, often without food, became waterbound and returned to the Consulate in Huntington, West Virginia, after the expedition.
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Huntington
W. Va
United States
Alonzo Garrett
Ndo
Mexico
Sierra Madre Mountains
Garrett
Carey Times Sprayed With Perfume In Ad Gift
In Carey Ohio the Carey Times this week was sprayed with high grade perfume provided by one of the town’s druggists for an advertisement. The novelty drew attention as readers noticed the fragrance wafting through the office while the story ran.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Carey Times
Carey
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