Burial of Sherman Aged Statesman Laid Away in State
Funeral services were held at Nettle Episcopal church for former U S senator and cabinet member John Sherman. President McKinley attended, with a cortege from Washington, crowd of mourners, and a simple grave sealing in the Sherman family vault as Hanna arrived.
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Joan Sherman
Statesman
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Cleveland
Union Station
McKinley
Grace Episcopal Church
National Capital
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Citizens’ Committee
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Catafalque
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Brown
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Olympia
Depot
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President Mc
Nelson A. Miles
P. T. Sherman
Alfred W. Hoyt
Wm. McComb
Charles W. Sherman
Colegate Hoyt
John Sherman Herit
Frank B. Wibourg
John Sherman
A. B. Putnam
Nash
Ohio
Croods
White House
Mansfield
Bar Association
Loyal Legion
Hanna
Chicago
Roosevelt Attacks Bryan on Army Slandering Beliefs
Governor Roosevelt addressed vast Utica crowds criticizing William Jennings Bryan for slanderous charges about the United States Army in the Philippines. He defended suffrage in Porto Rico and denounced racial disenfranchisement in North Carolina, asserting personal indignation at the opposition’s rhetoric.
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Philippines
Bryan
Brest
House
Kansas City
Mr. Bryan
North Carolina
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Gilded warriors at home in London social rifts
London dispatch reports revived South African guerrilla warfare stirs English sentiment within smart society. Factions favoring Kitchener or Roberts clash over peacemaking, with Buller and Gatacre loyalties hotly debated. London volunteers’ Saturday homecoming is seen as a patrician revel.
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New York
South Africa
The
Tribune
London
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Kitchener
Lawtesances
Lord Roberts
Teere
Buller
Gen Methuen
Gatacre
Wolagley
England
Wellington
Lord Robertin
Lord Roberis
London Volunteers
Republican Orators To Night at Several Towns
Republican speakers will address audiences in Boulder Hons Red Lodge Virginia City Darby Chinook Helena and Darby with listed local officials and party members including G Murray W C 10ld Frank E Smith D E Folsom T J Porter J G Barr E D Wood John W Custer J S Murphy Aston Conner L F Copeland and A C Botkin.
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Boulder
G. Murray
W. C
Frank E. Smith
Red Lodge
D. E. Folsom
T. J. Porter
J. G. Barr
Virginia City
E. D. Wood
Darby
John W. Custer
J. S. Murphy
Aston Conner
Helena
L. F. Copeland
A. C. Botkin
William Jennings Bryan Accusations in Nebraska Labor Critique
The passage accuses Bryan of insincerity, noting Nebraska lacked a labor law and that he did not attack a trust during his Congress tenure. It frames the claim as a political critique of Bryan’s legislative record and stance on labor issues.
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Bryan
Wan
Nebraska
Congress
Government keeps transports for Cuba and Porto Rico
After full discussion with Quartermaster General Ludington and Colonel Bard, Secretary Root rejects using private steamship lines for military transport between the United States and Cuba and Porto Rico. The decision maintains government transports and establishes a regular semi monthly service on both routes, with costs essentially unchanged.
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Ludington
Bard
Root
Cuba
Porto Rico
Toole and Tools Out at Missoula
Special to Inter Mountain Missoula Mont Oct 24 The fusion democracy rally failed to excite a large audience as Governor Toole and W C Jones spoke amid mixed reaction Jones praised Lincoln while Toole warned Independents against trusts and imperialism The crowd thinned as the meeting ended with few attendees lingering outside and only a small reception afterward The event contrasted with a robust Republican meeting at Bennett hall earlier in the week
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Bennett Hall
Carter
Hebe Mantle
Joseph K. Toole
W. C. Jones
Spokane
Major Burke
Nevada
Montana
John M. Evans
Donovan
Governor Toole
Jones
Abraham Lincoln
Toole
Daniel Webster
Sulu
Lincoln
Mark Hanna
Joseph K. Thole
Territorial
Promised Land
Statehood
Standard Ol
Senator Mantle
Ailver
Feud erupts in Clay County over Davidson case
London Kentucky reports another feud in Clay County erupting after Monday involving Philpots and Davidsons. The dispute centers on the Davidson family in the wake of deputy Felix Davidson’s death, with tensions escalating among local factions.
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London
Clay County
Philpots
Davidsons
David Davidson
Felix Davidson
War clash leaves Pat and others dead and wounded
Pat and several others were killed or wounded in a recent fight. David Philpot died in the clash and others sustained serious injuries, with multiple people hurt in the confrontation.
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Pat
David Philpot
British Blue Book on China Troubles Reveals Diplomacy
Washington dated dispatches show a naval demonstration was urged by Britain and other powers from March to May, with U S neutrality hinted. The notes recount Conger’s appeals to Tsung Li Yamen, and indicate Russia supported Japan while Germany blocked action as the crisis grew.
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Washington
China
Baron von Xeiteler
Pekin
Lord Salisbury
United States
Paris
M. Delcasse
Tsung Li Yamen
Conger
Baron von Ketteler
Foreign Office
Li Huns Chang
Russia
Japan
Germany
Prosperity Harvest Banquet at Marquette Club
The Marquette club hosted the Prosperity Harvest Home festival at the Coliseum with 2500 seated and many more in the gallery. Decorations featured grain and farm produce while Senator Manna and speakers including J K Cubbison and Henry D Estabrook were present.
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Chicago
Marquette Club
Hane
J. K. Cubbison
Kangas
Henry D. Estabrook
Manna
Aurora
Bryan
Mitor
Moses
Open Door policy under new Anglo German efforts
New Teck reports Secretary Hay aims to rally powers for a China open door and integrity pact. Paris and Berlin signals suggest France and Italy may join, with Austria likely following. In Yokohama a Seoul railway contract advances as French engineers secure the project.
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Washington Correspor
Hay
China
Washington
France
Iisein
London
Berlin
Italy
Austria
Great Fire at Indian Head Powder Works No One Hurt
Washington reports a fire and several explosions at Indian Head Proving Ground near the cartridge and magazine buildings. About fifteen tons of brown powder and ten tons of smokeless powder were stored, with no injuries. Admiral O Neill notes possible causes and emphasizes safety rules restricting access during investigation.
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Indian Head Proving Grounds
Washington
Admiral O'Neill
Ordnance Department
Proving Ground
Indian Head
Fullinwider
Strauss
Santa Barbara
Puidue House
Proving Grounds
Navy Department
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Ldeut
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Sne
Howe
Death by Own Action At Glendive
Special to the Inter Mountain Glendive bericht from Mitte Pel Morse and young Wal reports George Yeard of age in the city. He committed an act during the night, killed himself with a pistol. He lingered until afternoon, dying from the wound after writing letters to his wives and friends.
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Mitte
Manelal
Fraud in Campaign Funds Nets Forged Checks in New York
A man named H. M. Cook, under arrest for passing bogus checks in the name of My Le Muhleman, treasurer of the Republican National Campaign Committee, is alleged to have secured about $100,000 through forged bank instruments. He induced William J. Wright to report checks totaling $1,100 to Mount Morris Bank, later returning with $1,704 in cash. Authorities suspect multiple forged checks across banks and a wider fraud, with Cory Wells N. Biles denying Cook’s official ties to the committee.
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New York
Republican Campaign Committee
H. M. Cook
My le Muhleman
Repul Jcan
Cook
William J. Wright
Mount Morris Bank
Muhlerman
Republican Fund
Wright
Cao Te
Danish West Indies Annexation Report Reported
Washington officials refuse to discuss dissatisfaction about selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. The AP reflects island sentiment, noting past treaty actions and a likely winter round of negotiations with Denmark. Proposals reportedly avoid a 7 million price demanded by Denmark.
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Washington
Herald
Danish West Indies
United States
Associated Press
Benard
Johnson
Sumner
Senate
Nice
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