NO BRYANY TEARS ON EXPANSION CO-OPERATION WITH ENGLAND
Morning papers comment on the American election and Bryan's honesty. The Daily Telegraph and Daily News debate expansion policy and U S foreign policy, noting McKinley's steadiness and the potential for stronger ties with Britain. The Times highlights American progress and global balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loniun
Nouv
Lally News
United States
United Kindom
Bryan
Withesson
Tammany Hall
Telestapa
Amer Fen
Moll
Grran
McKinley
Poverby
England
Kinley
Salisbury
McKinley Victory Praised by English Financiers
New York reports London finance leaders praise McKinley’s election. Bank of England official Samuel Stewart Gladstone notes potential for peace and world stability, while Francis Baring of Baring Brothers cites hardened American prices and boosted confidence. Both anticipate more English capital flowing into US securities and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
London
United States
Bank of England
Samuel Stewart Gladstone
McKinley
Bryan
Francis Baring
Baring Bros
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Cures Rheumatism
A testimonial extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the cure for rheumatism by cleansing the blood of acid poisons. The patient, after twelve years of severe pain and near death, claims five bottles of the remedy and four of Pellets restored health. The ad notes the Pills aid the cleansing of the blood and are sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. i McKnight
Cades, Willamsburg Co. & C
Golden Medical Discovery
Montague on gold fears and McKinley win impact
Sir Samuel Montague head of the well known bankers discusses how a Bryan victory would have caused Americans to hoard gold, draining gold reserves and disrupting money markets. He says McKinley’s election ends the gold drain and stabilizes securities for investors and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Montague
Pairtners
Bryan
McKinley
Will Race the Defender in America’s Cup Defense
New York reports that Oliver Iselin will manage the old Defender Columbia next summer with a new yacht built at Herreshoff to defend the America's Cup again at St Thomas Lips to challengers. The decision ends the delay in choosing a manager as Iselin is expected to accept the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nov
Oliver Iselin
Mange
Columbia
Tuherial Tates
Herrescens
Hristo
Str Thomas Lipstos Challengers
Newa
Iselin
Eles
Cus
Ise- Ma Mish
Swiss Railway Loan Aims to Raise Funds in New York
Swiss government backs a Central railway loan to be offered in the United States and Europe. Initial reports suggested about 200 million francs with a 4 percent yield, but estimates now indicate the figure may be excessive and likely to fall short of the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
noVork
Tataenallintas
New York
Central Railway
Europe
Anarchist Rally Plans Benefit for Bresci Wife
Anarchists in New York announce a November 10 benefit entertainment in the Bowery for the wife and family of Bresci who assaulted Huimvert. They ally the event with commemorating the Chicago Haymarket hanging, while Bresci’s supporters deny any link and neighbors condemn the connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bresei
Ing Huim
Chicago
Haymarket
The Empress Dowager's Notable Court Charisma and Wealth
Ainslee's Magazine portrays the Empress Dowager as powerful and impulsive, with influence over Li Hongzhang and peacetime decisions. It notes lavish gifts to ministers wives, the act of sipping each tea cup, and a penchant for conspicuous spending on imperial splendor during a time of railway expansion and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Li Hung Chang
Kwang Hsu
Fumgehina
Imperial Gardens
Shanhaikuan
Moukden
Ainslee
Lord Lister and Vivisection Debate
Pall Mall Gazette notes the Huxley lecture by Lord Lister on animal experiments. He defends antiseptic surgery while acknowledging pain to victims, arguing benefits to human suffering justify the acts. Public reaction splits between anti vivisectionists and supporters of medical progress.
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Lord Lister
Kien
Lister
Pall Mall Gazette
Iron trade buoyant as orders surge into November
The Iron Trade Review reports a stronger demand across Chicago Cleveland and valley regions with 60 000 tons of iron closed in Chicago 100 000 tons in the valley and 50 000 tons of basic iron booked nationally. Furnace firms foresee possible price gains after November 6 while mills align to a unified steel price in New York. Prices remain largely steady despite rising activity.
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Cleveland
Irom
Iron and Steel
Chicago
Valle Sind
Southern Pig Iron Bay
Weer
Selita
Os Inga
Elebon
Weibe Kwh Bonet
Mahoning
Shenandoah
Gate Mills
New York
Boer Envoy Urges Action as Hope Persists in South Africa
Chicago hearers received a speech by P. Louter Wessels, a Boer army veteran and kin to a Boer envoy, asserting the struggle remains hopeful and plans were announced to gather thousands of petition signatures for U.S. congressional intervention in South Africa. The piece also includes lengthy notices from the United States Land Office in Helena Montana detailing mining claims and filings in Silver Bow, Meagher, and Jefferson counties with technical claim descriptions and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. Louter Wessels
South Africa
Congress
Butte Copper Mining seeks patent on Treasure lode claim
In Helena Montana Oct 1 1900 the Butte Copper Mining Company files for patent on 7.94 acres of the Blind Treasure lode in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow and Jefferson counties with adjoining claims noted and survey boundaries described. The notice also covers Butte Land and Investment Company filing for 160 acres of the Helen placer claim in Silver Bow County with description of the northeast quarter of Section 18 and record details. First publication October 25 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helens
Montana
Samuel D. Sumwalt
Futte
Discovery Shaft
Sum
Iil
Silver Bow County
N. R
Emily Lode
Recorder
Silver Row County
Herlin Lode
Margaret Bogk
Linchburg Lode
Charles 8
Helena
Allen Pierse
Meagher County
Jane M Smith
Chateau County
Philo Bailey
William P. Wall
Butte
Montanm
Pay Rock Lode
Homestake
Fur District
Jeffison County
Imlm
the Recorder of
Jefferson
Butte Copper Mining Company
Ima
Thhe
Daniel J. Welch
Teer
Summit Valley
Silver Bow
Burgey
Chenee S
Nellie K’nman
Office of the Records
Sil Bon County
Weet
Bute Copper Mining Co
Butte Copper Mining Co
George D. Green
Register
Butte Land and Investment Company
Simeon V. Kemper
Butte City
Helen Placer
State of Montana
Placer Reconda
Xenophanes Placer
George D. Greene
Climax Mining and Milling Company
Lewin & Clarke County
John Shober
United States
Divide
Burney No
Township I
Recorder's Office of
Silver How Co
Nathan
Vestal Et al
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Bryany
Enginia
Finance
Haymarket Massacre
Bresci
Uead
Wessels
ML L Baker
Smith
Mattingly
Dunlap Hat Agency
Claim Lee
Jude
Wiliam
Wall George
Srieke
Heyiut
Harper
Prada
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co. Co
Batterma Ae
Heperinroenions
Crystal
Jon
East Broadway
Hutte
Hellbronner’s
Stafford Press Co
New Haven
Conn
W. C
Tom Renton
H. Rure
Inter Mountain
Storm Zake
Ancands
Epara
WIN
Parsons
Boomer
Clark & Co
4Th
Locust Streets
Pilade Pa
D. Dorals
Corner Park
Arizona
Gaxnog Mine
Woolman Street
Chas, L. Smith
West Granite
Jackson Street
Conroy & Morley
E. Broadw.yy Butte
E. Broadway
Hall Brn
Inquire Butte Lighting and Power Co
South Arizo 7
Ara Arras
Bath
South Main St
Broadway
West Copper Street
W. Galena Street
Talbot Avenue
Nine Mile Road
Dakota
South Butte
South Wyoming
South Main
Thompson Investment Co
Weet Broadway
Thompson Investment
Weat Broadway
Park St
Hall Bros
Butte, Mont
Inter Mountain Office
Tom Benton
Tean Benton Dlara
Horres
Pasturagh
J. HR. Reed
South Main Street
National Undertaking Company
Wada
Italia
W. Park
Berwich
Grotto Cafe
Satan
McMillam & Floyd
Lee Davenport
West
Granite Street
Micerann Chattel Mortgage Co
Lisaie Butte
Dusold
Mem Carson
Madam Editha
Ally
Palmist
Madame Guy
Granite
Alaska
West Park
G. D. Bryant
W. Broadway
Jack
Ethel
Washington Cafe
Main St
Ssansarhrek
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