Bryan Invades Enemy Country in Campaign Tour
Langdon Smith reports William Jennings Bryan drew massive crowds across New York, from Yonkers to Albany, in a day of fourteen speeches. Rallies in Peekskill Cold Springs and Poughkeepsie energized Democrats, with tens of thousands gathering as Bryan praised reforms and attacked trusts.
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Adlai Sees Dems Winning Key States in Tour
Chicago October 2 Hon Adlai Stevenson returning from an Eastern tour expressed optimism about Democratic prospects finishing with Indiana carried and Ohio likely to vote for Bryan. He outlined electoral counts by state noting New York and Ohio as pivotal and listed whose votes would go to McKinley Bryan or remain doubtful. Stevenson then left for a three day tour of Michigan.
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Republican campaign speaking dates and state speakers
A list of Republican appointment dates for local speakers across towns including Pleasant Hill Goshen Coburg Elmira Wendling Saginaw Walterville Thurston Creswell Junction Cottage Grove and others with times from October 2 to November 8 plus state speakers Hon Wm MocColvig and Senator Geo C Brownell at designated venues. Election results reveal High School student body chose Expan sioniste ticket over Liberals with votes listed for president vice president secretary treasurer editor-in-chief and sergeant-at-arms.
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J A McClurg
R A Booth
Goshen
Hi Friendly
J M Williams
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Wallis Nash
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C Woodcock
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A Lowell
Wendling
EO Potter
C A Wittermeier
Saginaw
JM Shelley
DA Paine
Walterville
Barker
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Thurston
Harris
Creswell
J H McC
Hioa Benool Elrerson
Frank Taylor
Chester Washburne
Anita Thurston
Camille Carroll
Maud King
Mary Warfield
Delia Tibbete
Leone Kays
Oregon Hop Prices Sing Ride in Salem Market
A Oregonian representative questioned hop buyer Mr Outenheimer about a 20 cent rise. He warned that home brewers will push prices higher, predicting the top price this season. He cites 15,000 to 20,000 bales in Oregon with owners wary of prices.
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Lorane Fair Showcases Local Fall Exhibits and Hops News
The Siaslaw valley held a two day Lorane fair on October 11 and 12 featuring women’s work garden and field products by residents. The Guardian received a list of premium winners but no space remains for publication. R K Hayes refused 15 cents for hops yesterday and J J Liles refused 15 cents today.
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Politicians Plan Speeches Across Multiple Oregon Towns
Bryan speaking Hon J D Matlock and JG Steveneco will discuss the political issue at 1 30 pm in Lorane on Friday Oct 26 Furday Oct 27 in Radleyville Lee M Travis and Leon Edmund son address Mo hawk valley residents at Ping Yane school house Saturday Oct 27 1900 at 7 20 pm Attendees urged especially ladies and republicans Hon W H Pierce of Pendleton Eugene Fri Oct 26 Hon W Butcher of Baker City Junction Fri Nov 2 speeches at 7 30 pm All invited Aston COMMITTEE
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Hieg
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Pendleton
Eugene
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Junction
Aston Committee
Empress Escape Details From Pekin Amid Turbulent Flight
An arrival from Pekin describes the Chinese court’s escape aided by false reports of allied victories. The dowager and emperor left August 16 in plain cotton garments, facing hardships, sleeping in roadside inns, with only millet for food as they fled toward safety.
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