Roosevelt Receives Warm Kentucky Welcome on Western Swing
Governor Roosevelt wins hearty reception in Lexington with a crowd on Oct 14. He urges Democrats to reject fraud in elections and warns against imperialism, citing ballot rights. Stops at Winchester Mount Sterling Moorhead end with strong cheers before moving to Ashland.
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Lexington
Roosevelt
Court House
W. C. P. Breckenridge
M. J. Durham
Cleveland
Kentucky
Lainhood
Wieheat
Winchester
Mount Sterling
Moorhead
Ashland
Hanna in the West Tour Begins from Chicago
Chicago Republicans led by Chairman Hanna and Senators Frye and Dolliver depart by special train for a western tour. The first major stop is Waukesha, Wisconsin, at about 3 p.m., with the party continuing to follow a mapped itinerary.
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Chicago
Hanna
Republican National Committee
West
Frye
Maine
Dolliver
Town
Waukesha
Wis
Enlist Natives Advocated by Discharged Lieutenant
Lieutenant Edward Flaherty argues Lu zon is pacified and proposes enlisting locals into American service to replace many troops. He notes remaining resistance from Ladrones and says Tagalos largely favor U S rule, citing a Nebraska volunteer's first shot in the Philippines.
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New York
Edward Flaherty
27Th Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
Luzon
United States
Morong
27Th Infantry
Tamay
Pinos
Aguinaldo
Flaherty
Glasen
Nebraska Volunteers
Santo Domingo seeks loan to switch Belgian bond debt
New York dispatch reports William Swift Wright, once from Logansport Indiana, arrives as Santo Domingo advisor to President Jiminez on a mission to secure a loan large enough to move 20 million dollars of Belgian bonds to American creditors. Wright notes the Improvement Company paid 40 thousand monthly, depleting funds to cover interest. a May contract extended debt for three years. Belgian bondholders seek commission to adjust the debt.
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New York
Santo Domingo
Wm. Swift ‘Wright
Logansport
Ind
Jiminez
Wright
Republic
Senator Hanna Tour Moves Through Minnesota Stops
A special train heads to Bull Water Minnesota after an overnight stay with four to five Minnesota stops and heavy South Dakota focus. Senator Hanna aims to cover nearly the whole commonwealth with major events at Sioux Falls and Pierre while Omaha remains uncertain. Attendees include Volney B. Cushing Wan J Wardwell Inc G Wowley and Samuel Dickie with speeches before a theater audience and stops at Salminea Wellsville Hornellaville Dalton Caa Une Betavia Avon and a Rochester night meeting at 9 o'clock.
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Miciaon
Bull Water
Minn
Minnesota
South Dakota
Hanna
Commonwealth
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Omaha
Nebraska Committee
Bryan
Volney B. Cushing
Wan.j. Wardwell, Inc
G. Wowley
Samuel Dickie
Salminea
Woolley
Wellsville
Hornellaville
Dalton
Caa- Une
Betavia
Avon
Rochester
Stevenson Begins Southern New Jersey Campaign Tour
Adlai E Stevenson Democratic vice presidential candidate passed through Philadelphia from Wilmington and crossed into Camden New Jersey to kick off a stumping tour of Southern New Jersey. He was met by Camden and regional Democrats and planned speeches in several cities including Millville. The progress was low key with no demonstrations in Philadelphia or Camden.
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Philadelphia
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wilmington
Del
Delaware River
Camden
N. J
New Jersey
Bridgeton
Millville
Woodbury
Democratic State Committee
Supreme Court hears mandamus election case in Deer Lodge county
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Mont Oct 18 The Supreme court heard another mandamus election case today arising from Deer Lodge county democracy An application by J M Kennedy and others seeks to force County Clerk Martin to print on the official ballot under the democratic header the nominees of the county convention held Oct 2 instead of Independent democracy nominees The case mirrors a prior dispute with J M Simpson chairman of the convention and Col O Leary as principal witnesses The respondent offers no evidence and the case goes to the court after brief arguments Judge Ford will not sit Chairman Webster of the Republican State central committee says ex Congress man W C Arnold of Pennsylvania will begin a Montana speaking tour at Billings Oct 17 nine speeches in the state before moving to Washington He will also speak at Big Timber after Billings
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Deer Lodge County
J. M. Kennedy
Prohibition
Martin
Deer Lodge
Independent Democracy
J. M. Simpson
Col. O'Leary
Kennedy
Ford
Webster
Republican State Central Committee
W. C. Arnold
Pennsylvania
Montana
Billings
Washington
Big Timber
Croker denies Tammany funding and dinner cost
New YorkOctober 15 Richard Croker denied a report that fifty thousand dollars came from Tammany Hall to the Democratic central committees. He said Tammany has not given any money to the Democratic state or national committees and that the Bryan dinner tomorrow night will cost five dollars a plate, not fifty.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Democratic Central Committees
Democratic State
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Recapture of Capt Shields and 49 men from insurgents
Washington reports from Manila state Capt Shields and 48 soldiers of Company F 20th U S Infantry plus two corporals from Company A 29th Regiment and one civilian were held by Filipino insurgents on Marinduque and later turned over to Gen Luther Hare. Further details on deaths and wounds, including names, are expected.
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Washington
Shields
War Department
Manila
Marinduque
U. S. V. Infantry
Luther R. Hare
MacArthur
Postmaster Bristow to Lead Cuban Fraud Trial Efforts
Washington reports Bristow has prepared evidence for trial of Cuban fraud suspects including Rathbone and Neely. Four charges expected against Rathbone cover negligence, lack of vouchers, per diem allowances, and extravagant spending. Montana speaking tours by L B Copeland and Major J Murphy slated for October.
Election returns update from London
London reports progress on Britons voting with six pollings left and Orkney Islands to close on Oct 24. Unionists gain Aberdeenshire east, with totals showing Conservatives 31, Unionists 68, Liberals and Labour 184, Nationalists 80, among 683 partial votes.
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London
Orkney Islands
Aberdeenshire
East
Misteriaiists
Vieeled
Conservaties
Young Train Wreckers Arrested in Chicago
Four boys aged eight to eleven were arrested in Chicago, suspected of causing the derailed New York and Boston express on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line. The wreck last night killed two men and injured three. One boy claimed knowledge of two others who stole switch parts.
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Chicago
Ill
New York and Boston Express
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Turbulent Montana Notices and Fatal Accidents
Bishop Brewer to visit Virgin City for induction services on the 24th. Richard Pascoe of Silver Star dies at home in Madison County. Breeching season ends in the Ruly valley with better yields in oats. Chutes F. Smith known as Baldy released on bail after self defense in Dupuyer killing of Philip Lucco. Mrs. Marla Finch of Ferguson dies, pioneer Montanan. Erasmus Henry, photo view agent, dies in Virginia City from effects of developing chemicals. Rivard Crampton, miner in Madison and Beaverhead, killed falling from a horse. skull fractured. Mrs. Thesa Prelate near Bozeman dies by self-inflicted action after mental distress. Thomas Brady, brother-in-law of Henry Mueller, dies from a canyon fall near Brady’s canyon, Boulder, two days after going missing.
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Bishop Brewer
Ichard Pascoe
Silver Star
Madison County
Chutes F. Smith
Baldy
Philip Lucco
Dupuyer
Marla Finch
Ferguson
Lo State
Montana
Dock Labourers Strike Paralyzes London Trade
About 15 000 Thames Nightmen walked out in London disrupting trade. The action stems from disputes over interpreting Lord Brassey award which ended the major 1889 strike.
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London
Thames
Lord Brassey
Prohibition Train Arrives in Jamestown With Escort
A special train carried the Prohibition party from Buffalo on the Erie railway reaching Jamestown at 8:00 this morning after leaving at 6:20. An awaiting committee and band greeted the party at the station and led them into the city.
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Salmanca
N. Y
Opty
Prohibition Party
Buffalo
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
Quiet Fifth Week in Coal Strike Affects Panther Creek Mines
Hazelton Pa October 15 The fifth week of the coal miners strike opens quietly with only a few collieries operating at reduced staffing. A planned Panther Creek valley morning match is canceled due to rain. President Mitchell expected back soon as Reading company powder prices rise amid regional cost concerns.
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Hazelton
Panther Creek
Mitchell
Scranton
Independents on Nettles Over Ten Percent Adavance Terms
Shamokin Pa October tension rises as miners expect operators and coal carrying companies to sign a ten percent advance agreement. Operators refuse to agree without backing from carriers, keeping the dispute unsettled in the coal region today.
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Shamokin
Adevane
Miners Face Wage Deal as Strikes End Near
Schuylkill delegates return from Scranton urging a return to work at the new wage scale. Upper anthracite belt miners likely to accept the convention offer, seeking 10 percent raise equating to 16 percent over the 4.90 basis. Reading company plan of 2.50 base faces abolition of sliding seats amid unsettled issues and looming arbitration.
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Pottaville
Schuylkill
Scranton
Anthietic
Seluylkil
Reading
Port Carbon
Will Not Recognize Union in Wilkesbarre Strife
Operators in Wilkesbarre Pa deny any overtures from strikers to retire from the wage dispute. They refuse to recognize the United Mine Workers, anticipate committees from companies to resume work only if wage and policy changes are agreed. Officials reiterate ten percent wage increase remains their offer and arbitration is unlikely.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Ptolkens
Luthrop
Lehigh Valley Company
Swt
First Gold Since the War Reaches Bank Reserves
New York reports that National City bank notes a payment of 2000 dollars for imports. The bank declares the gold originated in Asia, marking the first output from that region since the Boer war, reflecting postwar monetary movement.
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New York
National City Bank
Civts
Ran Away From Home Ends in Hospital Tragedy
San Francisco Oct. 1 Mrs Mary Louisa Sontag who left her Chicago husband and came to San Francisco in July with FL Rnephe is dead at city and county hospital. Her husband followed her to this city and after securing possession of the children she attempted suicide by shooting. A reconciliation was effected but the woman never fully recovered.
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San Francisco
Cal
Louisa Sontag
Chicago
Daily Sale Of Pekin Loot In China Exchange Markets
A Pekin report notes a money changer with a few thousand dollars can profit quickly as coins and bank notes of many nations circulate. The Mexican dollar commands favorable rates while a five dollar gold piece buys twelve and an English sovereign fourteen, with pricing tied to a British legation sale run by Col. Scott Moncreiffe. The piece praises American troops led by Gen Chaffee for discipline and influence, and highlights the efficiency of the U S adjutant general’s office compared with other nations, naming Camel Hutchinson of the 6th cavalry.
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Pekin
Associated Press
China
Orient
Scott Moncreiffe
America
Amere Jcans
General Chaffee
Gen. Chaffee
Oreign
Adjutant General's Office
United States
Cazmin Hutchinson
Cave Alry
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Frost
Will
Tammany
Rathbone and
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Herald
Bristow
Rathbone Down
Rathbone
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Butte
Philipsburg
Clancy
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Einglish Conservatives
Young Train Wreckers
Flontana Mings
Ruly
Erasmus Henry
Virginia City
Hile Pictures
Rivard Crampton
Madison
Beaverhead
Thesa
Bozeman
Tichare ‘d Thrilling
Henry Mueller
Bettin
Brady's Canyon
Boulder
Reading Company
Schoplkill
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