Death of John Sherman End of a Long Public Career
Washington mourns Hon. John Sherman founder of a long public life spanning the House, Senate, Treasury and State, who died after 36 hours of near unconsciousness at age 102. Born 1823 in Lancaster Ohio he shaped U S policy from 1861 onward and inspired colleagues like Logan Conkling and Sumner. Interment will be in Mansfield Ohio with services in Washington and Mansfield.
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Conkling
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Roosevelt Mounts Long Erie State Wide Canvass for Election
Governor Theodore Roosevelt began a 3146 mile West Shore trip through New York with 93 speeches from 7 minutes to 2 hours, visiting Kingston Syracuse Watertown Binghamton and New York City, ending with a rally in Long Island before Election Day. He left Wee Hawken at 11 o'clock and greeted supporters at the West Shore depot.
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Get
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Wee- Hawken
West Shore
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Mohawk
Watertown
Auburn
Syracuse
Hudson Valley
New York City
Erie Road
Binghamton
Long Island
Roosevelt
Wm. J. Youngs
Walter Emersdon
Maine
Job E. Hedges
James R. Sheffield
Arthur von Vrieson
Whipple
Jno. Laughlin
Democrats See Bryan Winning Key States
Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee says no doubt about Bryan carrying New York and Ohio, and views Illinois as doubtful. Telegrams from state leaders claim California will be carried, aided by Judge Estes’s ruling on the Chinese exclusion act. He predicts Bryan’s election.
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Hanna and Frye rally to campaign in Chicago
Senator Hanna and colleague Frye arrived in Chicago after a week of travel. Hanna planned a heavy speech schedule through Illinois and Wisconsin while noting his confidence that South Dakota would vote for his candidate. He reported relief at removing South Dakota from the doubtful column.
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Cora McKinley
Daughters of Revolution Faces Presidential Tie Vote
Washington dispatch notes the Daughters of the Revolution may elect a president in February. Leading members favor Mrs Roosevelt or Mrs Bryan, neither current members but eligible. Board of managers has announced admission. If McKinley Roosevelts win, Mrs Roosevelt likely. if Democrats win, Mrs Bryan. If both fail, Mrs Donald of New York becomes the choice.
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Republican Orators To-Night Rally List
Hon E G Murray and Congressman W C Arnold of Pennsylvania speak at Philipsburg. Hons David E Folsom T J Porter and J G Bair speak at Glendive. E D Weed at Dillon. Thomas A Marshall and George W Potter at White Sulphur Springs. W B Rodgers and John F Fortis at Neihart. Col John W Custer at Bonner Major J S Murphy at Saco. Senator Thomas H Carter at Kalispell.
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W. C. Arnold
Pennsylvania
Philipsburg
David E. Folsom
T. J. Porter
J. G. Bair
Glendive
E. D. Weed
Dillon
Thomas A. Marshall
George W. Potter
White Sulphur Springs
W. B. Rodgers
John F. Fortis
Neihart
John W. Custer
Bonner
Nebraska Goes for McKinley Opinion Belief Cited
The speaker states that many they spoke with offered warm greetings and crowns, leading to the conclusion that Nebraska will also support McKinley. The remark reflects strong regional political expectation and confidence in McKinley’s appeal.
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McKinley
Bryan Reception Planned at Madison Square Garden
New York October plans announced for a massive Democratic Clubs event honoring Mr Bryan at Madison Square Garden with public access to the arena. Five bands, fifteen thousand lights, and speakers Anson P. Stokes ex Senator Hill W Bourke Cochran Wellington and Bryan. A separate Roosevelt mass meeting is also noted with many visitors expected and a Columbia college student parade group.
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Hill
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Wellington
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Roosevelt
Columbia College
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Fairchild
Cannot Be Spared Cabinet Shakeup Rumors in London
The New York Tribune London correspondent reports Salisbury’s terms with Germany and his influence in foreign policy suppress talk of his retirement. Rumors name Lansdowne to Dublin, Balfour for the office, and Ritchie to the admiralty. Brodrick and Wyndham rise to the cabinet as ambitious moves continue.
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Friends of
Portland Shooting After Escape Attempt In Public Quarrel
In Portland Oregon Budd Murray a colored porter was shot in the back and seriously wounded by Patrolmen Warner and Patten during an attempted escape from an office. Murray was innocent of any offense beyond a quarrel with his wife. The incident sparked indignation among the colored community in the North End who accuse the officers of reckless use of firearms.
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Aguinaldo Plans Mentioned in Manila Letter
Manila dated Oct 21 reports Senor Bunecamp has received a letter said to be from Aguinaldo ordering the former to take a specified action. The document’s authenticity could not be confirmed.
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Manila
Senor Bunecamp
Aguinaldo
Insurgents Said to Plan Pacification Delay in Manila
Leaders of the revolution now in Manila threaten to cease pacification efforts as plans mature among armed rebels. A letter hints the move is considered best for the country. Senor Bunecuino notes the insurgents were unusually quiet last week, a calmer period linked to the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
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Senor Bunecuino
Benunn
United States
Supreme Court Denies Writ on Bozeman Registry
Special to Inter Mountain Helena Oct. 22 the supreme court refused a mandamus to Registry Agent A H Davidson Bozeman compelling him to register C W Hoffman who registered two years ago. Proceedings sought a judicial ruling on whether residents of an incorporated city like Bozeman casting fewer than one thousand votes previously must register again. A decision will be prepared later today.
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Supreme Court
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C. W. Hoffman
Bozenvan
Liberal leader Campbello Bannerman faces revolt in party
New York reports on October 22 that Sir Campbell Bannerman's leadership of the Liberal Party is under pressure. Cor respondents say he may struggle to satisfy radical members and Rogebergites without stronger support than in the last parliament.
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London
Inventor Henry Miller of Chappaqua Dies at Eighty
Henry Miller of Chappaqua New York died at age eighty. He invented the steam and air brake, patent issued January 2 1856, influencing brakes used widely. He was a neighbor of Horace Greeley and son of Col Isaac Miller Auburn’s first mayor. The accident near Narsons Connecticut preceded his invention. Witnesses included Lorace Coopclay Willit Beward and others. A widow and children survive.
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Horace Greely
Chapujua
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Col
Isaac Miller
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Wm. H. Seward
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Detroit
Narfons
Conn
Tis Drake
New Waven
Michigan
Tia
Lorace Coopclay
Willit Beward
Uwe Hiltren
Fragmented note on escalating policy tensions in county politics
The fragmented text references York and Holivin in dispute over a local policy and county stance. It hints at aggressive policy and political maneuvering, with unclear names and dates. The surface details are garbled, but the core conveys rising tensions and responses from multiple sides in the county.
Romance of the empress dowager and Pekin escape tale
A Tacoma report from October recounts the Shanghai Mercury’s tale of the imperial party fleeing Pekin after allied entry. It describes the dowager and emperor traveling in a common cart, facing hardship, with court intrigues and calls for vengeance shaping the exile and recapture efforts.
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Glenogle
Yacoron M
Pekin
Shanghai Mercury
Order to Show Cause in Fusion Republicans Case
Supreme Court issues an order to show cause why John Moran Silver Bow County Clerk should not be enjoined from printing the Eight Hour Republican Party ticket on the county ballot. George A. Clark alleges the convention and faction create an illegitimate ticket affecting the November 6, 1900 election in Silver Bow County Montana.
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How
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Joseph Pyle
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Assislaus
Samuel HL ‘Vrelour
A. A. Crossman
Re Publican
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Philadelphia
McKinley
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