Triumphal tour stirs crowds in Ohio and Charleston
The campaign stop drew cheering crowds as the candidate defended Gompers and Roosevelt, urged laborers not to be coerced, and praised women. He sparked a grand mountain backdrop display and wrapped speeches with calls to the Democratic ticket amid strong industrial center attention.
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Ohio
New River
Muying
Roosevelt
Sarand Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charleston
Phelforman
Court House
Wuls
Thurmond
Brian
Samuel Gampers
J Wards
Aly, Breau
New York
Chesapeake & Hiv
Bryan Appeals to West Virginia Miners for Dinner Pail Promise
In Montgomery laboring men gathered as William Jennings Bryan urged support for the Democratic state ticket and the district congress candidate. He linked the bank failure to miner losses and argued that eight years ago Republicans promised a full dinner pail but failed. A miner shouted about a parade incident as Bryan warned voters against the prior year’s disappointment. Continued on page 3 column 3.
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W. Va
Wilm J. Bryan
Congress
Ted Cit
Bryary
Cat
Eapty
Cline Speaks on Bank Deposits at Whitley Meeting
The Hon Cyrus Cline of Angola addressed the Democratic club in Columbia City urging support for a national bank deposit guarantee. He contrasted Republican Chicago platform with Democrat Denver vows to establish a prompt deposit guarantee fund and a postal savings system. He warned that without a guarantee law, private banks and state institutions face drift toward a centralized postal system, while praising a government chartered national bank system with community security. He argued for deposits secured by a private association rather than taxpayer funded guarantees. The talk touched on political choices facing voters in November.
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Cyrus Cline
Angola
Congresa
Cline
Py Baler
Cinele
Republican Party
Chicago
Pastasar
Tefl
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Democratic Party
Fostal Savings
Sone Bank
Postal Savings Bank
Poytam Savings Banking Sys
Dhe Hante
Ann
Mr. Tart
Minneapolis
Unis
Rease Beth
Gaye Commons
John Wayniemilter
AM Adair Speaks at Blufeton Hunger for Wells County Meeting
A large Democratic rally drew many Old Soldiers at the Wells County courthouse in Blufeton. Congressman T A M Adair spoke to a packed crowd, with over 200 turned away after seating was filled. A Wells County Democratic committee hosted the event, with campaign songs and a warm reception for Adair describing his long service.
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Lid
Wells County
Court House
T.A. M. Adair
Adair
Chucks Plustinger
Fly Wells Councy Delioening
Charles Sturgis
Bernjour Robinson
MM. Justin
Congress
Aly
Acuatlon Gunttto
Archibale
Jain Hanna
Saan
Ani
Avery
Dhyey
Waterways convention urges unified river improvement plan
A fractured OCR account reports a Waterways Association gathering led by Rothert and Kavanaugh urging joint action on river improvements. Speakers including Rigans and others pressed the need to consolidate plans, avoid duplication, and push for expedited dam and dredging work amid debates over forestry and environmental notes.
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Mager
Selbert
Mminston
Gkajer Rothert
Kavanaugh
Sonsecess
Alfred Ntgert
Cinedanans Shams TP
Rigans
CunciMint cHamber of Conminieres
BR 2
Kinkos
Damitselle
Congress
Alan
Taft Debates In Indiana as Campaign Stirs Crowds
Terrific crowds greet Taft in Terre Haute Evansville and Fort Wayne as he defends his reform themes. He stresses labor, business harmony and injunctions while criticizing Debs and Bryan. Debs holds rallies nearby amid heated exchanges and allegations of political tactics.
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Terre Haute
Taft
Debs
Weather Forecast Fragment From The Washington Issue
Fragmentary OCR weather note shows scattered tokens for a forecast with mentions of showers and wind. Names and places appear garbled, but reference to a weather outlook and period suggests a general regional outlook with unsettled conditions and possible rain.
Indiana Campaign Speech Promises Open Books on Issues
In Covington on October 22, Democratic candidate for governor Tad Marshall spoke to a large crowd aided by district leaders. He urged transparency and claimed openness about state matters. Also present were Martin Morrison and H. G. Young as they discussed prohibition and political contrast with Governor Tanly.
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Indiana
Covington
Tad
B. Marshall
BANCO
Abtiok
Otuloek
Kishk
Chitirnin
Marshall
Welock
Martin Mouriison
Congress
Tie
Park
Indianapolis
Wienty
Wattson
Mr. Watson
Wutherby
Tanly
Wataun
High School Team Suffers A Narrow Loss In Tough Meet
A garbled game summary shows the four team contest with the Wig NT Duaaite He RENE battling, while setbacks were noted for the home squad. Names and details are fractured, but the account indicates a close finish and unresolved questions about standings.
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Lieb
Rene Betes
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Ato Tisba
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Hake
Wdeau
al Ghia
Cotta
Heatin
Dunrttiern
Phrek
Gompers Backed by Labor Groups Amid Political Endorsements
The session endorses the American Federation of Labor and declares aims to sway policy and influence among workers to defeat opponents in Congress and state legislature. It condemns current power structures and supports progressive labor reforms while denouncing rival railroad unions as monopolistic schemes.
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Samiel Goinarts Conker
Thy Allnols Stace Federation of Labor
Mingisette Federation of Labor
Ameetau Weration of
Labor
Ame Min
Congress
Ilinis Legislatura
Iother
Uié Tnterurbin
Wieetric Prainmen
Cleveland Letter Forgery Arrest Sparks Inquiry
Dayton man Brandenburg was arrested on forgery charges after a letter allegedly written by Grover Cleveland predicting Taft surfaced. A New York police telegram alerted local officers to hold the suspect as bail remained unsettled and a habeas corpus bid looms.
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New York City
Broughton Brandenburg
Inca
Loc
Brandsbury
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Statesman
Taft
Bramlenny
Bramlenny Ented Ip In the Palimsst Maunt Ag
Atformer
Babeas Corpus
Indicted man Broughton Brandesburg arrested in New York
A telegram from New York police reports that Brandesburg, indicted by the New York grand jury for second degree larceny related to a Cleveland presidential article, has been arrested there. The message says he is willing to return without requisition papers. A second note suggests friends may try to secure release on bail. Dayton authorities plan to bring Brandesburg back.
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New York
Alabartton
Broughton Rand Ours
Cleveland
Brandesburg
Teun
Allaback
Brandenbure
Onice
Fitzsimmons
District Attorney’s Office
Roy Paytan
Brauidtenburs Bavi Beri
Engineers Back Mayor on Track Elevation Plan
President Delano and Generals Manager Miller will be in town Tuesday to discuss track elevation with Mayor Hoser. The plan to span Calhoun Street with a short steel girder aims to let interurban cars pass without depressing the street, drawing mixed opinions from officials and the Wabash railroad.
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William J. Hoser
Pesserti
Wer Tynes
Zimmermen
Wabash Railroad
Calhoun Street
Calhoun
Imsey
Myzelf
Commel Committee
Patrtialit Avenue
Ihoyas
Pairficht Avenue
Strett
Delany Anet
Maui Miller
Wabash
NM Watson Visits the Thirteenth District Briefing
An uneven OCR fragment reports NM Watson visiting the Thirteenth District amid crowd scenes and mentions election stakes and lingering campaign options. Names and details are garbled, but the item centers on a political visit and potential gubernatorial campaign implications.
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NM Watson
Fierce Snowstorm Rages in Northwest Riversdale
A severe winter storm unloads heavy snow across the Northwest region. Meteorologists warn of drifting accumulations exceeding notable depths and blizzard conditions threatening travel and utilities through the night. Local authorities urge residents to stay indoors and heed emergency advisories.
One Ohio County Goes Wet One Day
A garbled local item reports One Ohio County shifting to wet status after a majority vote. The fragment mentions election timing and references names and places unclearly, with several unreadable segments. The readable portion suggests a turnout driven decision affecting liquor policy in a county setting.
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Ohio
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