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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1900

Page

5

Bryan in Jersey Reception Draws cordial crowds

The speech tour in New Jersey began in Hoboken with a 8:30 pm start that stretched past the hour as William Jennings Bryan, appearing fatigued at first, regained steadiness. He urged support for Democratic principles, defended his national policy, and warned that Republican plans could harm the country while praising Allied aims and warning against imperial overreach.

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Speech excerpts from a public address in Hoboken and nearby towns discuss liberty and rights. The speaker advocates protecting individual rights and civics education, opposing distant military deployment, and urges citizens to defend their own freedoms while respecting others.

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Fragmentary speech reports on US and Philippines policy

The fragmentary text covers a speech by Br Bryan touching on the Philippines colonies and copyright monopoly versus patent rights. It describes Orange crowds, fireworks, and banners, and mentions plans near Beange, debates on monopoly, and opposition to surrendering government powers.

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Young Woman Injured In Wabash Yard Accident

A young woman and a man were severely injured in a Wabash railroad yard incident. The woman was crushed beneath a box car as she fell from a moving train and rushed to St Joseph hospital in critical condition. The man, 49, suffered multiple injuries and was also hospitalized after the same accident near Calhoun Street. Witnesses described the scene as brutal with crushed limbs and extensive damage. Police and railway officials investigated, and the medical staff reported uncertain prognosis for the man and woman as treatments continued.

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Democratic rally and Bryan speech on self government

A chaotic report outlines a political gathering discussing democracy, self governance, and Imperial policy. Speakers including Mr Bryan defend the Democratic Party, urge unity, and warn against imperial ventures while stressing rights and interdependence among citizens.

Dayan at Princeton sparks campus protest and crowd surge

Princeton students rallied after a meeting ended with a tense shouting crowd. Colonel Bryan and supporters spoke at Washington Park in Philadelphia area, drawing large crowds and boosting Democratic hopes. Reports describe strong enthusiasm and ongoing campaign activity across eastern states as Bryan campaigns intensify.

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Arthur Reports a Fight With Filipino Forces

General MacArthur sent details of a clash near Taracan in Luzon involving about 100 Filipino riflemen and 1,000 bolomen against a small American detachment. The U S troops, outnumbered, withdrew after a tactical engagement. Casualties and captured personnel were briefly mentioned with routine medical and evacuation notes.

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Oldest member dies during city unity meeting in Michigan City

Kellogg aged 74 collapsed and died at a meeting of the Odd Fellows Lodge of Union City in Michigan City. He was attending and participating in the deliberations when struck by a fatal illness Wednesday night.

Michigan City Ind Kellogm Odi Pellaws Strickel

Charles M. Hays The Man At The Southern Pacific

Charles M. Hays named to lead the Southern Pacific division as president designate. The move, announced by the Southern Party Authority, places Hays as the top executive with residence planned in San Francisco and a full staff including a chief of motive power for the Grand Trunk system. The announcement notes Hays’ prior leadership at the Wabash and Grand Trunk railways and suggests he will oversee key expansion and operational changes.

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DETROIT LETTERS ON SILVER COINAGE AND POLICY

A Detroit letter discusses Congressman Chipman and J Dickingon’s exchange about free coinage and silver policy. The author cites Dickinson’s cautious view that free coinage won’t destroy the currency. worries about demand and depreciation are deemed overblown, with emphasis on historical context and potential constitutional limits.

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Pennsylvania Mine Strike Notice Nearing End Of Great Struggle

In Scranton and surrounding coal regions miners and operators align as Pennsylvania Coal Company and others issue notices. Leaders state wages will rise 10 percent with partial suspensions of sliding scales through April while urging orderly grievance meetings and legal protections for miners in Dunmore Pittston and surrounding valleys.

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Unite to Resist Wage Cuts in United Wine Workers

A fragmented text discusses workers planning to resist wage reductions offered by companies allied with the United Wine Workers of America. It mentions a 10 percent advance, notices, potential strikes, and calls for members to contribute earnings to fund continuation of work stoppages. Leaders John Mitchell and others are named, with references to district organizers and congresses.

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New Aveline Hotel Change at Fort Wayne Landmark

Landlord Tones will take charge of the Refurgiahed New Aveline Hotel next week. W LOdalcofizgit will manage the salval with Dando W. D. Fonea in sole charge. Jones remains senior partner in Fort Wayne. Tyang and Kla som bring long hotel experience, while extensive renovations including paint, decor, draperies, and carpets are planned to enhance the inn.

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Art exhibit at Tyler ingdale public school building

Tomorrow afternoon a small art exhibit opens at the Tyler ingdale public school building. A selection of paintings loaned by local artists will be on display for all who enjoy pictures. Refreshments will be served and proceeds aim to fund school projects.

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