Bryan campaigns through New York and New Jersey stop
Reports detail William Jennings Bryan's rapid New York to Bainbridge to Albany travel during the last week of his campaign. He delivers a series of speeches including at Madison Square Garden and Cooper Union, urging farmers to back the Democratic ticket while criticizing Republicans’ shift from city concerns to rural interests.
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Bryan
Siersons
New Haven
Yale
Mallison Square Garden
Parle
Wight
Plautiss
McKinney
Roosevelt
Gicane
Brynn
William J Bryan Campaign Plans Sermon Focus
William J Drynn prepared for the last campaign week by resting in New York. He visited Dr Parke hurst's church with Mrs Ryan, where the pastor said Sunday would be devoted to political matters and prayers from the congregation. Branches of the campaign strategy appeared unsettled as Gaolspera remained uncertain about public support.
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New York
William J Drynn
Faigen Ani
Parkehurst
Ryan
Masits
Bryan Wats
Om Br
Roosevelt Campaign Train Visits Cortland and Ithaca
Governor Roosevelt begins a multi city tour halting at Cortland and Ithaca with a brief speech at each stop. He reports travel of over twenty thousand miles on the campaign train while noting farm product values employment growth and national flag duties as key themes.
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Dinghampwung Ny Toy Vee
Roosevelt
Ollock
Dng
Tesh
Toulr
Cortland
Ithaca
Elmirn
Saturn
Boyan
Cintland
Irving Binghamton
McKinlay
Ayers
Unclear Text Reflects Trade Policy Rhetoric
Fragmentary remarks discuss Bryan and a threat to hurt the trough by removing a tab and pressuring auditors over admitting goods made abroad. Mentions Goody manufactured abroad by Linp Iabor wall in Aus and a tariff intended to improve national production. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Bryan
Linp Iabor Wall
Aus
Missionary meeting opens in Bluitton with delegates
The Northern Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds its first session in Bluitton. Delegates from city churches attend. Mrs Ama L. Dante presides, Rev. W. H. Dial of Fort Wayne district is present, and Miss Jessie Drake will participate in the musical program.
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Womnave Foreign ‘Missionary Poglary
Indiana
Contaranes
M. E. Chmrch
Bluitton
M. ER
Mia City
Ama L. Dante
W. H
De Wet Defeated as British Forces Describe Engagements
The article reports Lord Roberts claiming victory over De Wet on October 27 near Rensburg. It notes Boer losses, two guns left behind, a wagon blown by shellfire, and the destruction of enemy homes after treachery by settlers. Commandant Rosman killed, with British emphasis on cooperation and punishment for treachery.
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Konatevesshully
de Wet
Duvbyg
Ure Boer
Rensburg
de Baers
Asi
I Ghell
Robets
Saya
Modder Sivax
Howes
Wwengheroné
Rosman Wir
Tord Roberts
NOERS CAPTURE TWO CANNON IN ORANGE RIVER FIGHT
An article from Cage Town reports a clash near the Orange River colony last Wednesday where Noers seized two cannons from the convoy. The engagement lasted two hours with seven killed, eleven wounded, and fifteen captured, as colonial forces were outnumbered ten to one before relief arrived.
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London
Cage Town
Orange River Colony
Pallce
Pela
Orange Iver
Embezzler Alvord Nabbed in Boston Hotel Debacle
Cornelly J Alvord alias Mr Smith of New York, former embezzler from First National Bank New York, arrested in Boston after a quiet surrender. He checked into a room on Huntington Avenue under the name Smith, seeking a hotel stay and attempting a purchase with bad checks. Police delivered him to authorities following a Rosefait waiver and a pursuit ending at Hotel Touraine.
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Boston
Cornélius J. Alvord
First National Bank
New York
Wis
South End
Alvord
Touraine
Huntington Avenue
Weet Newton Atreat
Wudar
Mr. Smith
Thousands of Scranton Miners Idle as Strike Continues
More than four thousand Lackawanna Valley workers refused to return to mines after companies failed to meet terms of the Semiton miners convention. Some mines resumed, but Ontario and Western plans a meeting to enforce wage and posting changes. Emigration and labor shortages loom as workers seek higher pay elsewhere.
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Scranton
Lackawanna
Valley
Con Faflerd
Ila Onterland
Western Railroad Cum- Palys
Foceat Mining Company
Axchbald
Janus
Green ‘Hidge Gon
Ontario and Western
Peckville
Algo
Europe
Wilon
Thousands Went to Work in Shamokin Area
Shamokin Pa October 29 reports thousands of workers returning to mills and collieries as Pit area resumes activity. About 16,000 men and boys from nearby towns are expected to return to work within a few days. Henry Gray Excelsior and Corbin collieries listed as those now operating.
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Shamokin
Eatirery
Goys
Ficverton
Its Place
Mount Carmel
Henry Gray
Excelsior
Corbin
Hazelton coal mines resume operations after strike
In Hazelton district many collieries reopen with plans to run at full blast for two months while Lehigh and Wilkesbarre coal interests report ongoing strike actions. Company officials say wage increases and sliding scale changes are under dispute as workers seek written guarantees. Additional mines remain idle due to misunderstandings and posted notices, with about 100 men unemployed at Latimar and efforts to restore full production expected tomorrow.
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Hazelton
Lehigh and Wilkes- Horse Gaal Company
Lusuted Qlaus Doneied
Oneybrook
Green Mount
Miemen
Alain
Phy Onoides
Dervirjger
Coxe Bros. & Guara
Milnesville
Atrike
Cannton Batsaine
Mtsenma
Iikora
Areinagizam
Latimar
Senator’s oil trust remark sparks uproar in wartime rally
In New York Senator N. Beolt of West Virginia faced a crowd at the Roosevelt Wine Way event. He claimed Standard Oil and its pipes sustain small towns and oil wealth, provoking confusion when he named the Standard Oil Company as a trust. A reporter’s paraphrase sparked contention and a request from attendees to keep the remark private, ending the discussion as the session moved on.
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Roosevelt Wine
Avenir
New York
Woliwl
N. . Beolt
Company Pilin
Standard Oi
Scoxt
Narney
Aliva
General Greene
Saverad
Sengrar
Brakemaw Killed in Roanoke Train Collision
Clarke reports Gole lost his life Saturday afternoon in Roanoke when he was caught between an engine tender and a car. He was a wabash awakeman and part of Conductor Woxson's crew on train 72. The conductor had orders to preserve a car. the engine left the tenin om.
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Clarke
Gole
Roanoke
Mihi
Cola
Woxson
AC Phasta
Tragic railroad accident claims life of Cole at Andrews
A railway incident left Mr. Cole dead on the tracks after being struck while handling a pole. He was about 46, married with two children, and his widow and kids reside in Andrews. Cole had been a railroad worker for fourteen years, previously a conductor, and the family mourns his loss as the Huntington pastor and other relatives mourn with them.
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Cole
Sar
Poitiers
Andrews
Culoishat
Mr. Cole
Scott Kole
Huntington
Bryan Campaign Stops Through Rain in Addison
On the last day in East New York Bryan moved westward addressing a large, rain-soaked crowd at Addison near the railroad town. He urged protest against trusts and imperial policy, arguing for liberty and self-government in Cuba and the Philippines, and praised voters for turning out early despite the weather.
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Houndsville
Eyan Hegan
York
Addison
Hyiyada
Rambley
Herora
Otolocke
Iain
Rand
Totory
Punt
Indiana
Mr. Bryns
Linirn
Rooncrali'y
Tr Bryan
Bryan Waid
Bryan
Republican Party
Cuba
Pacific
Democratic Party
Pipping Islands
Ana Nupinos
Tryni'e
Renee Ed Horneilaville
Prof Max Muller Dead Illustrious German Linguist
London reports the death of Friedrich Max Muller, Oxford professor of comparative philology, after a long illness. The eminent German scholar, age about 91, shaped modern studies of language and religion, edited Sacred Books of the East, and mentored a generation of linguists.
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London
Friedrich Max ‘Muller
Corpus
Oxford University
Igdnal
Hawaii
Marx Muller
Engiviman
Dena
Germany
Lespetu
Borin
Parl
Oxford
Sadat
Hiv Ngo
Singin Umive Ratty
Max Muller
Inlliding
Muller
Westminster
Iadia
Tainuae
Mulley Haw
Boutelle and TioPelesses Case in Boston
Det. Ba Congressional Charles A Boutelle, once housed at McLean asy lum for insanity since spring, remains a hopeless case. His daughter Grace Boutele has moved to private lodgings as his moods swing from rational talk to rage. Physicians report his condition worsens with blood fluctuations and periods of lucidity followed by violent outbursts. He misreads constituent letters and the family notes outline the illness and its impact.
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Mass
Charles A. Boutelle
McLean
Waverly Ince
Maina
Altion
Grace Boutele
Boustelle
Timaa
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