Canton Public Square Brims with McKinley Enthusiasm
Thousands gather on Canton Public Square from 4 to 5 pm as Norwalk women, Boston visitors, and delegations from West Virginia Maryland and Ohio sing patriotic songs. McKinley addresses New England supporters amid bands and banners while crowds cheer and parade toward the McKinley home.
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Norwalk
Boston
West Virginia
Maryland
Cleveland
America
Dixie
John Brown
Georgia
Martin’s Ferry
Major McKinley
McKinley
Ohio
Mingo Junction
New England
Icket
Hobart
New England Must Guard National Honor in Civil Action
Daniel Webster appeals to New England to defend the nation’s honor amid party strife. He urges vigilance against both corruption and ambition and promises the West will support the country and the pro American name.
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Newland
McKinley
New England
New Ngland
Great West
Daniel Webster
Sixty two are for McKinley in Murden family
A Murden family in Converse Indiana shows strong Republican leanings with 62 of 66 eligible voters in the clan backing McKinley. Only four Democrats, all by marriage, exist in the extended family. Several members trace past voting to Fremont in 1850 and have continued voting straight or scratched tickets.
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Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Ind
Murden
Converse
McKinley
Indiana
Charles Murden
John C. Fremont
Ohio poised for McKinley win with record majority
Chairman Kurtz of the Republican State Committee telegrams Mark Hanna that Ohio will give McKinley a larger majority than any non governor race in state or national history. Past benchmarks show Lincoln 60,000 and Brough 101,000 as contrasts. fusion favors a decisive 75,000 to 100,000+ margin.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles L. Kurtz
Republican State Executive Committee
Mark Hanna
Chicago
Ohio
McKinley
Brough
John Brough
Abraham Lincoln
Samuel L. Taylor
Kurtz
Mark Han
McKinley Leads Kentucky Republicans in Key County
A Republican port reports McKinley leading by 17 800 votes in Kentucky. A sound money mass meeting is planned Friday night at Walnut Hills Odeon. Senator Bronston attacks Secretary Carlisle at a Covington free silver event. Otler cites postage and capital concerns amid campaign chatter. The final big sound money rally is set for tonight at Ivorydale Music Hall. Gen Michael Ryan will speak at Depen and Indiana Populist groups denounce fusion for McKinley.
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Kentucky
McKinley
Walnut Hills
Odeon
Bronston
Carlisle
Covington
Otler
Watson
New York
Philadelphia
Ivorydale
Michael Ryan
Music Hall
Indiana
Actress Louise Reming seeks divorce from Percy F Plunkett
Louise Reming an actress and leading lady with Rooks players filed for divorce in Youngstown Ohio on grounds of non support. The couple married in Mansfield years ago and have a child Edna now with the mother on the stage. Plunkett is identified with the ship Great Northwest in the text.
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Youngstown
Louise Reming
Rooks
Percy F. Plunkett
Mansfield
Edna
Plunkett
Peemer
Great Northwest
Accused Killers Stand Trial in Aiken Murder Case
In Aiken South Carolina Dr W B Ackerman Frank Jenny Frank Brant and Wyman Kearse face murder charges for Isham Kearse death last December A dozen witnesses testified including Sandy Campbell who linked whites to the killing Rosa Kearse and Hannah Walker were abducted and later found at the scene Prosecutor G Duncan Belinger and Judge Earle preside with Rosa Kearse and Jacob Folk named as upcoming witnesses.
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Aiken
D. C
W. B. Ackerman
Frank Jenny
Frank Brant
Wyman Kearse
Isham Kearse
P. H. Hiers
Frank Stanley
Sandy Campbel
Kearse
Isham
Rosa
Ackerman
Peter Folk
Rosa Kearse
Hannah Walker
Kobe
Walterboro
Ofense
Barnwell County
Broxton Bridge
Colleton
Jacob Folk
Earle
G. Duncan Belinger
Republican Parade Attacked by Bryanites in Assumption
Excitement ran high as stones and missiles struck Republicans in a March 27 procession at Assumption Illinois. Marshal John Salmon collared a man named George Osborne after spotting him throwing a stone. Osborne was jailed amid a surrounding crowd of Bryanites.
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Chicago
Illinois
Marshal Salmon
Commercial Tribune
Assumption
Iil
John Salmon
George Osborne
Salmon
Bryanites
Proclamation to Workingmen Denounced by Loco Emblem Figures
A Peoria circular clarifies that signatures on a circulating Proclamation are misrepresented as endorsing free silver. It states workers oppose free coinage and back the Republican sound money platform. Signatories include P. M. Arthur and E. F. Sargent of the Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen.
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Peoria
United States
St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Northwest
P.M. Arthur
Brotherhood Loco
P. Sargent
D Loco
FEF
W. Arnold
Gr. Sec’y and
Treas
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
Butler Seeks Change or Publication of Watson Letter
Senator Butler, head of the Populist National Committee, says Watson must revise his acceptance letter or face self publication. He cites delays by post and reports from conferences in Chicago, Thomson, Nashville, and Ashburne urging a change before release.
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Tom
Washington
Butler
National Committee
Indiana
Watson
Chicago
Washburne
Thomson, Ga
Ashburne
Mr. Ison
Thomson
Mr. Watson
Washby
Nashville
Tenn
Ison
Herbert Heads to Alabama to Campaign for Clark
Secretary Herbert left Washington to stump Alabama for Clark the gold Democratic congressional candidate from his former district. He will stay to vote for Palmer and Buckner electors in Montgomery next Tuesday before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Herbert
Alabama
Clark
Congress
Palmer
Buckner
Montgomery
Populists in Delaware County oppose fusion with Democrats
The Populist County Committee led by O. L. Ross urges Delaware County Populists to reject fusion with Democrats. The card warns that voting for Bryan and Watson would bolster Bryan and Sewall in the Electoral College and urges them to vote for McKinley or abstain.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
O. L. Ross
Delaware County
Indiana
Bryan
Watson
Sewall
McKinley
D. L. Ross
Airman
L . Ross
Kentucky Republicans Forecast Seven Congressmen
Louisville October 27 Republicans complete a state poll showing GOP majorities in most districts. The tally estimates seven districts with Republican wins and Breckinridge as a National Democrat-Republican winner in the Seventh by about 750, running ahead of the GOP ticket. Hottest races: Sixth Seventh Eighth and Tenth.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
MecKinley
Breckinridge
Family of life savers in Connecticut and New York
Benedict saved two men from drowning after a skiff upset in Long Island Sound. Two weeks earlier he rescued two others. His son from Oyster Bay witnessed the second incident and assisted in the rescue. They brought the men to the Indiana Harbor boat house.
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Commercial Tribune
Benwich
Conn
Benedict
Sound
Oyster Bay
Indiana Harbor
Tearing of Liberty Flag in Leesburg Stirs Outrage
In Hillsboro Ohio on October 27 a crowd tore down and trampled bunting and flags after a Stephen A. Douglas and George M. Beichler berger speech in Leesburg. McKinley pictures were torn. misconduct condemned by Democrats populists and prohibitionists. authorities vow to bring culprits to justice.
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Commercial Tribune
Hillsboro
Stephen A. Douglas
George M. Beichelberger
Leesburg
McKinley
First Native African Voter Naturalizes in Grant County
B. V. Wilson a 25 year old Liberia born theological student at Taylor University in Upland has taken out naturalization papers in Grant County Indiana becoming the first African voter in the county. He arrived in 189 and bears tribal tattoo marks on his forehead and throat scars from a lion attack.
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Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Ind
Grant County
B. V. Wilson
Liberia
America
Taylor University
Upland
Confidence in McKinley Victory Sparks Export Trade Boom
Shipping circles show strong demand as the American election outcome fuels confidence and crews work hard. The European grain demand and limited tonnage push tramp steamers and sailing ships toward U S ports, with fleets from around the world converging on American bases.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
United States
Coon hunter fatally burned by tree collapse in West Virginia
Ira Sawyer and companions hunted near Hamlin, Lincoln County. Sawyer became separated, built a tree fire to wait for dawn, fell asleep, and the burning tree pinned him. The blaze burned him severely. he died about an hour after his friends found him the next morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Hamlin
Lincoln County
Ira Sawyer
Sawyer
Jones censures silver leaders over Carlisle assault in Kentucky
Chairman Jones of the silver Democratic National Committee writes a sharp letter criticizing Kentucky silver leaders for supporting the Covington assault on Secretary Carlisle. He rebukes Senator Blackburn for tacitly endorsing mob action and urges speakers to condemn the incident and deny responsibility. The exchange widens tensions within the silver faction.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Jones
Silver Democratic National Committee
Carlisle
Covington
Blackburn
Georgetown
Pleasureville
State Campaign Committee
Farmer Fires Buckshot After Midnight Burglary
Charles Arndt, a farmer near Elyria Ohio, fired upon an intruder during a nighttime break in. The colored burglar, identified as a one armed man about 36, died after being taken to town for treatment. The man refused to reveal his name.
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Commercial Tribune
Elyria
Charles Arndt
McKinley Wins Five States Say Committee Chairs
Mark A. Hanna received final reports from State Chairmen in Iowa Kentucky Minnesota Michigan and Tennessee all saying their states favored McKinley. Telegram estimates place Iowa 60000 Kentucky 15000 to 20000 Minnesota 20000 to 40000 Michigan 15000 and Tennessee 15000 in McKinley’s column.
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Chicago
Mark A. Hanna
Iowa
Kentucky
Minnesota
Michigan
Tennessee
McKinley
Campau
Democratic National Committee
Hanna
Cleveland Convict Faces Potential Early Release
In Columbus Ohio on October 27 a prisoner in the state penitentiary is serving five years longer than allowed by law. Robert L Bruce was sentenced to twenty years for robbery from Cleveland and after a year in prison may be released due to a court error.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Robert L. Bruce
Cleveland
Bruce
False rumor on free silver circulated in Chicago campaign
Chicago reporters traced a circulating claim that Marshall Field Phil Armour and Lyman J Gage supported free silver. Investigations found all statements false and each man publicly denied the rumor. The piece warns of the danger of false political reports in the final camp days.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Marshall Field
Phil Armour
Lyman J. Gage
West
Bryan
Barr Wins Stay On Ballot Withdrawals In Ohio
The Supreme Court sustains the Secretary of State denying James F. Barr the Populist elector withdrawal from the Ohio state ticket. Barr asks to withdraw but the court finds no authority to alter ballots past the legal time. He remains on the ticket and awaits canvassing board action for any possible certificate.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court Today
Secretary of State
James F. Barr
Supreme Bench
Reed Day Demonstration In Rain In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on October 27 the Business Men’s Sound Money League held a large Tom Reed Day march despite drizzle. Thousands lined the route and at Athletic Park 25,000 welcomed Reed with loud cheers as he appeared before a delayed 8 PM address.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern California
Business Men's Sound Money League
Tom Reed
Athletic Park
Mr. Reed
A Kentucky Girl's Wager on Presidents
A Lexington girl bets that if Bryan is elected president she will leave home in January 1897 and beg her way south, staying away until she saves 500 dollars. If McKinley wins she gets 300 dollars to fund a winter pleasure trip south.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Bryan
McKinley
Man Shot in Raw Political Clash at Lancaster
Special Dispatch reports from Lancaster Kentucky that Millard Denny a Black supporter of McKinley was struck in the eye by George Brown a Silverite interior of a legislative race. Denny was arrested following the incident with political violence noted.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster, Ky
Millard Denny
McKinley
George Brown
Divorce Granted in Edwards Wilkewitz Case
Ed ward Wilkewitz was granted a divorce by Judge Ellison in Anderson Indiana on October 27. He alleged he married in Utah a woman he never knew and did not like, but she followed him.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Ellison
Edward Wilkewitz
Must Pay a Fortune Mutual Life Judgment by Court Error
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York must pay Mrs. Nellie Phinney a $98,000 judgment plus costs and interest after a Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in San Francisco found a court clerk error invalidated the writ. The case centered on an unendorsed writ and delayed official record entries, with the decision deemed final.
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San Francisco
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Nellie Phinney
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Comany
C. Phinney
Hopkins
Washington
Pacey Seeks Parole After Robbery Case
Columbus October 27 An application has been made for the parole of Stewart Pacey a Hamilton County cab driver who in the January term of court was convicted for robbery. There will be no opposition to granting the parole.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Stewart Pacey
Hamilton County
Cubans Hailed with Stones After Landing at Cadiz
A mob taunted Cuban prisoners landed at Cadiz yesterday evening. They were hissed and pelted with stones as they were escorted to the jail, with authorities struggling to maintain order during the rough handling of the prisoners.
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Cadiz
Toene
Woman shoots L & N conductor in Richmond
Captain Phil Price, conductor on the L & N between Richmond and Rowland, was shot at Mandy Hamm's house in Rowland after calling to see a brake man. He died or was wounded? She has been arrested.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Phil. Price
Rowland
Mandy Hamm
Marriage at Seventy Five in Portsmouth
Major Fin ley Worthington aged 75 of Bennetts S and brother of Lieutenant Governor Orthington wed Miss Martha E Van pare aged 20 in Portsmouth on October 27.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Finley Worthington
Bennetts, S
Orthington
Martha E. van Pare
Books Missing In Adams County Audit Case
Columbus October 27 Special Examiner J K Brown appointed by State Auditor Games reports some county books have disappeared from the Adams County records leaving questions about the cost books and possible discrepancies in accounting.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. K. Brown
Iellane
Adams County
Minister Called Valparaiso Town Church Extends Call
Valparaiso Indiana on October 27 the Christian Church congregation extended a call to Elder Brandt pastor of the Wiret Christian Church for their pulpit.
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Commercial Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
Christian Church
Brandt
Christien
Ike Hill Bets at Republican Headquarters Visit
At Republican HQ in Washington on October 27 Colonel Ike Hill visited as an ally from the Democrats. He proposed bets on McKinley’s Ohio majority and on Kansas. Rogers and Apsley countered with Michigan Minnesota stakes before Hill withdrew amid the negotiation.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ike Hill
McKinley
Ohio
Babcock
Apsley
Kansas
Rogers
Michigan
Minnesota
Isaac
Debs for the Senate and Populist leverage in Indiana
Indiana races center on Eugene Debs as a Senate candidate and the Populist fusion slate for the Legislature. Report notes Debs personal following in Terre Haute and warns Populists could seize balance of power if the fusion ticket gains control.
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Commercial Tribune
Anapolis
Eugene Debs
Senate
Morton C. Rankin
Terre Haute
Rankin
Vigo
Debs
Terré Haute
Fire Island Sold After Auction Buy by City
Fire Island, acquired by New York City as a quarantine fee during the cholera scare of 1392, sold at auction for a total price of 221000. The sale realized 20000 for the island and its buildings.
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New York
Fire Island
Cotell Granted Stay in Murder Trial Postponement
Columbus, Oct. 27. The U S Supreme Court granted Romulus Cotell, convicted of killing the Stone family, an indefinite postponement of pending new trial proceedings. This stay delays the murder case's next legal steps and keeps Cotell in custody.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Romulus Cotell
Syndicate Formed to Buy European Street Railways
Cleveland October 27 One of the greatest syndicates ever organized is being formed to buy the street railways in Edinburgh London Birmingham Sheffield Paris Marseilles Berlin Hamburg Vienna possibly Rome and Bombay It plans to equip and run them with American methods James Ross who pushed through the Canadian Pacific Railroad heads the group Henry A Everett of Cleveland is also involved.
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Cleveland
Edinburgh
London
Birmingham
Sheffield
Paris
Marseilles
Berlin
Hamburg
Vienna
Rome
Bombay
India
James Ross
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canada
Internationl Syndicate
Henry A. Everett
Clevéland
Hatpin in Head Leaves Miss Cahill in Mental Wreck
Miss Agnes Cahill, 20, is confined at City Hospital after a trolley mishap eighteen months ago where a hatpin pierced her head. She recovered physically but developed chronic melancholy and now shows violence, kept behind bars for safety, after care by her married sister.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Agnes Cahill
Say Myers Drew Pistol At Antioch College Meeting
Allen O. Myers caused a disturbance at Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio by drawing a revolver during a Bryan free silver rally aimed at President D A Long. The audience hissed and a student gallery crowd formed as officials and Republicans restored order.
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Commercial Tribune
Yellow Springs
Allen O. Myers
Antioch College
Bryan
D. A. Long
Means
Cincinnati
Myers
Opera House
Long
William Wolf
Montreal Reservoir Threatens City Water Supply
Montreal officials warn the larger city reservoir on the mountain, holding 18 million gallons, is in a dangerous condition. Experts say a break could wash the city away. McGill University governors say they will seek up to one million dollars in damages if an accident occurs.
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Montreal
McGill University
Burglars Bound Women in Delaware Farm Theft
Delaware Ohio October 27 Marshal Blinn brings Buck Adams Prospect Daniel Evans and Patrick Shea Marion charged with grand larceny and burglary. They bound David Lloyd his wife and son with four guns and took 400 from Lloyds vest. Lloyd escaped by leaping a window. Suspects were arrested in Marion and 225 50 recovered.
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Delaware, CO
Marshal Blinn
Marion
Buck Adams
Prospect
Daniel Evans
Patrick Shea
David Lloyd
Lloyd
Burglars Bind Women in Farmhouse Shedding Alarm
In Wooster Ohio on October 27 three masked burglars battered a farmhouse door at midnight and bound Mrs Badger and her sister in law Mrs Neal Badger to their beds after ransacking the home they cut the bell rope and fled The escaped robbers were alerted by Mrs Neal Badger who freed herself and summoned help
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Commercial Tribune
Wooster
Michael Badger
Neal Badger
Tynan's Statements Questioned by O'Donovan Rossa
O'Donovan Rossa denied any knowledge of a secret Irish mission allegedly undertaken by P J Tynan. He told reporters he knew nothing about such a mission or its connection to the Irish cause and stated most Irishmen in America are unaware of any visit.
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New York
Lima Oil Prices Rise Across Regions
Lima oil advanced one cent with North Lima at sixty five cents per barrel and South Lima and Indiana up six cents. ree one oil climbed three cents to sixty one and a fraction cents.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
North
South Lima
Indiana
Ree
Two Prisoners Recaptured in Louisville Night Roundup
Louisville reports Tom Kelley and Tom McKenzie, tied as the least dangerous escapees, were seized at their homes last night after a daylight break from jail on Sunday. Heavily sentenced inmates, including U S convicts, remain at large.
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Louisville
Tom Kelley
Tom McKenzie
Suny T
United States
Akron man shot by rival remains alive in hospital
Akron on October 27 reports Martin Artbauer wounded by Matthias Remiger last night. Doctors say Artbauer is alive but in serious condition. Police report incomplete statements as Remiger claims self defense.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Martin Artbauer
Matthias Remiger
Espasa Soeage
Remigr
Bryan Egg Attack Follows Bryan Visit in Chicago
W Bryan faced an egg attack in Chicago as he was escorted from the Alton station to Battery D. Silverites claim Republicans threw eggs to offset the Covington Carlisle incident, though evidence is weak. A youth threw one egg near the Powers Building, and police pursued suspects as Cook County Democrats hunted for the attackers.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Carlisle
Covington
Silvermen
Democratic Marching Club
Mr. Bryan
Alton
Battery B
Bryan
Gahan
Kentucky
Michigan Avenue
Monroe Street
Powers Building
Metropolitan Business College
Subtreasury Near Collapse After Heavy Gold Drain
The San Francisco Subtreasury faced a sharp run, with $10,000,000 in gold withdrawn over two weeks. Chicago and other sources provided aid, and after the run ended the gold reserve stood at around 60 to 4,000. During the period $12,000,000 in greenbacks were held above counters, signaling a major liquidity crisis.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Negroes duel in street leaves one dead in Coal Creek meeting
In Coal Creek Tennessee on October 27 Bud Black fired at Frank Martin during a McKinley and Hobart gathering. Martin was mortally wounded with two bullets, and Squire Robert Sin, a Justice of the Peace, was killed by a shot. Black fled.
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Coal Creek
Tenn
McKinley and
Hobart
Bud Black
Frank Martin
Martin
Squire Robertsin
Black
Boiler explosion claims two in Mansfield Ohio
An elderly man George Anderson aged 80 was killed instantly and Thomas Lutz Jr aged 20 was scalded in a boiler explosion aboard a shipyard site in Mansfield Ohio this afternoon. The accident occurred at Washington Ship in the county authorities report.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
George Anderson
Thomas Lutz, Jr
Taromas
Delaware City Faces Seizure Threats As Failing Homes Scarce
A dispatch from Delaware reports the city warning of seizing cottages and properties as a housing shortfall worsens. Officials say some residents have already faced removal threats amid the crisis.
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