Roosevelt Attacks Bryan Over Trusts in Nebraska Tour
Governor Roosevelt criticizes Democratic attacks on the American flag and trusts while touring North Platte and Kearney Nebraska. He defends his anti trust measures, questions Mr Bryan on gold or silver payment, and argues prosperity tied to Republican policy.
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North Platte
Neb
Roosevelt
Opera House
Roosevelt Poke
Lexington
Mr. Bryan
Blair
Bryan
Ice Trust
Richard Croker
Democratic Party
New York
van Wyck
Trust
Bbest
Philippines
North Carolina
Kearney
Nebraska
Republican Party
Providence
France Seeks Middle Course in China Question
Paris officials confirm the French note on the Chinese question and outline Delcasse’s plan to pursue peace while punishing the guilty. The aim is to run the two tracks concurrently toward a continental accord without harming Anglo American interests.
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Paris
French Foreign Office
France
Vienna
Associated Press
M. Delcasse
Russia
Germany
England
United States
Pekin
Tuan
Anl
Spokane Fruit Fair Opens with Parade led by Lulu Kirby Goddess of Plenty
Spokane Washington October 2 The Spokane industrial exposition opened with a grand parade featuring Miss Lulu Kirby of Kemdrick Tasha the Goddess of Plenty riding in a carriage once owned by the city.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Industrial Exposition
Lulu Kirby
Kemdrick
Tasha
Lincoln era exposition opens with escort by forces and locals
Abraham Lincoln era exposition opened with an escort by United States cavalry, national guard cadets, and civilians. Spokane's seventh annual fruit fair was formally seen by President E. D. Olemsted of the association. The fruit and mineral exhibits are described as larger than ever. The exposition will stay open for two weeks.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States Cavalry
National Guard
Spokane
E. D. Olemsted
Small Democratic Gain From New Haven Town Returns
Near complete results from yesterday's town elections show a net Republican loss of seven towns. Of 162 towns, 11 percent Republican and 42 percent Democratic with Canterbury and Killingsworth still uncertain. If counted as last year, Republicans would be 119 to 43 Democrats. no license gains reach 90 to 72 for license with 89 to 73 in 1859.
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New Haven
Conn
Canterbury
Killingsworth
Towas
Bryan train decorations damaged by souvenir hunters
Souvenir seekers damaged the decorations on the Bryan train in Duluth while it stood in Minneapolis overnight. Mr Bryan began his day with a schedule of fifteen speeches, delivering five by this point at Shappee, Jordan, Belleplain e, St Peter and Henderson. He spoke ten minutes at each place except St Peter where he spoke thirty minutes, focusing on trusts and imperialism.
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Lesueur
Minn
Bryan
Duluth
Minnesota State Committee
Minneapolis
Shappee
Jordan
Belleplaine
St. Peter
Henderson
St Peter
Wilkes-Barre Parade Supports United Mine Workers
President Mitchell and national executive board officers arrived in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania to lead a large parade of striking miners. Thousands marched as city officials and bands joined the event. A mass meeting at West Side followed with addresses by Mitchell and others.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
National Executive Board
The
United Mine Workers
Nicholas
West Side
Croker as Emperor Stirring Taxing Ice Trust Charges
Senator Hanna spoke in Chicago at a noon meeting of businessmen accusing Richard Croker of fostering the Ice trust and calling the ice combination a trust. He said imperialism is a false issue and a bugaboo, offering little on that topic.
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Chicago
Hanna
Republican National Committee
New York
Richard Croker
Croker
Ice Trust
Cabinet Resigns in Peru Over Arms Purchase Scandal
Lima Peru Oct 2 cabinet resigns after unanimous censure vote by congress regarding a Belgian arms purchase scandal and alleged misuse of government funds by former finance minister Belamude for private deals.
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Lima
Peru
Congress
Belgium
Senor Belamude
Death of G C Cline Found Near Dock Streets
The body of G C Cline, 60, was found this morning near Fifteenth and Dock streets in Tacoma Washington. A bullet hole in his right temple raises the possibility of murder or self-inflicted death. Cline was a former cashier at Ohnilberg's restaurant and uncle to Dr. Harry Cline of Seattle. He was last seen alive on the preceding Saturday.
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Tacoma
Wash
G. c. Cline
Fifteenth and
Dock Streets
Ohnilberg
Harry Cline
Seattle
Ferry Boat Collision Near San Francisco Dock
The steamer Columbia from Portland was approaching its dock when the ferryboat Berkeley collided with it. The impact ripped a large hole two feet above the water line but caused no other injuries.
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San Francisco
Columbia
Portland
Berkeley
Canvassing Banned as Coal Strike Protests Spread
Shamokin PA reports no mine starts this morning though North Franklin at Trevorton remains in operation. Deputies are ordered to stop strikers from canvassing workers on their way to and from shifts.
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Shamokin
North Franklin
Trevorton
Seattle Population Grows to 80 071 in Census
Seattle census figures show 80 071 residents this year up from 42 837 in 1890 an increase of 37 834 or 89 32 percent. In New York Northern Pacific Railroad directors were re elected at the annual meeting with no other business of note.
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Washington
Sureau
Seattle
New York
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
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