Bryan Speech Disrupted by Yale Students at New Haven
At a Yale College assembly in New Haven 500 students interrupted William J Bryan as he attempted to speak at a Sept 24 rally before a crowd of about 10 000. The meeting broke up in disorder amid shouted chants and musical interludes by an escort band.
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Yale Denounced by The Yale News on Brysa Meeting
New Haven Sept 25 The Yale News editorial denounces the Brysa meeting disturbance. It labels the behavior as horse play and a lack of respect for the speaker and public man, condemning the exhibition regardless of party.
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Bryan Addresses Welcoming Masses Across New England
Thousands line Massachusetts and Connecticut depots to greet William Jennings Bryan on the 1896 campaign trail. In Hartford and Springfield crowds hear him discuss currency, wealth, and opponents while branches of the party rally for “McKinley and prosperity” with cheers and handshakes.
Commercial men parade with plumed hats to Canton visit
Several hundred commercial travelers from Peoria arrived by special train, wearing light linen dusters and black hats, carrying red white and blue plumes. They visited the McKinley residence and were addressed by Hon. J Graff, congressman of the Fourteenth Illinois district.
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McKinley Welcomes Delegations in Marion Visit
President McKinley greets Webbley household delegates from Marion and Grant county Indiana praising republican policy and domestic manufacturing. He notes glass industry links to Canton and Canton’s loss to Ohio and stresses home production, good wages, and a strong labor market. He vows to meet each delegation member personally.
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Pacer John K Gentry Sets New Fastest Mile at Rigby Park
John K Gentry and driver W S Andrews set a world mile mark at 2 60 at Rigby Park Pitea the famous pacer achieved the record in calm weather and light NW wind with a 294 second first quarter and a 30 second second quarter for a 9 594 half mile amid a challenging pace by the runner at the wheel.
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Rigby Park
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Gleas Falls
Remarkable mile race ends with late sprint
The third quarter split 30 seconds and the race moved into the home stretch as Andrews and the driver urged their horses. The final effort saw a strong spurt by the pacer to the wire, recording a 30 second final quarter and a mile time of 200.
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Massachusetts Democratic Split Over Convention Sparks Hall Standstill
Report of a chaotic Massachusetts party convention as gold and silver factions clash over credentials. Delegates fill Music Hall and Faneuil Hall while leaders maneuver, with Williams urging action and a party split widening. Arthur J. King of Dan & Co dies aged 70 in New Jersey.
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Thacher Declines NY Governor Nomination in Letter
Albany dispatch reports John Thacher declines the Democratic nomination for New York governor. He cites lack of platform copies and opposition to the Chicago silver plan, urging party unity while remaining in the ranks. Analysts expect endorsements of Griffin or a populist silver ticket and deny any Bevan letter prompting withdrawal.
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Bryan Leaves Dedham for Manchester Campaign Stop
Mr Bryan visited Dedham, stayed with Hon George Fred Williams, then traveled to Manchester aboard an 8 30 train. A reception crowd gathered at the car, calls for a speech circulated, but Bryan saved his voice for later events and waved to supporters as the train left.
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Palmer Promotes National Party Ahead of Illinois Trip
Senator John A. Palmer of Illinois, presidential candidate of the National Democratic Party, stops in the city to see his daughter and manage department matters before heading to Springfield. He hints at future speeches for the national committee and notes strong party energy among youth.
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Deaths and funerals fill Williamsport week
The city records multiple obituaries and services from September 25. Notable entries include Margaret N Lipes 85, Isiah Wyatt 41, and Mrs Sissita Kleinsorge 54. Other notices list deaths from cancer kidney disease and diphtheria with funeral details and burial sites in Bullard and nearby cemeteries.
Young Woman Charged With Stealing From Star Restaurant
Detective Coling hunts for Sophia Bush named as the suspect in a wave of thefts from the Star Restaurant and lodging house on West Main. Musa Bush, a former domestic, and proprietor George H Seabold faced questions as police linked items from force street residence to the case.
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Daylight burglar captured after intrusion on College Street
Miss Alice Crane surprised by a man in her home at Jefferson and College streets as he entered through a back window. Tracked by pursuers, the suspect John Riley from Columbus Ohio was arrested near Hobbs area with $168 and polling notice flyers. He faces charges and bond set at 500 dollars with attorney E V Emrick. Police believe he is part of an organized gang of thieves.
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Fearful storm disrupts Mexican coast and damages towns
A severe storm battering the west coast of Mexico causes extensive destruction. Austs and Cubhacan suffer damage while many smaller towns flood. Altle railway is washed out. Musatland floods and embankments fail. Aid requested for affected residents amid widespread property losses. In Michigan, political campaigns disrupt courts with 167 cases noted for the October term, down 25 percent from last year. Ingham County jury excused until November 9 due to campaign work.
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Fort Wayne man crushed by falling beam in San Francisco build
John C. Matech, former Fort Wayne resident, was pinned by an iron beam from 50 feet while overseeing construction. Both legs crushed. amputation possible and life as a cripple feared. Matech has many local ties and lodge affiliations. Other local injuries noted include a man with a broken arm and a girl with facial injury from broken glass. Desperate fighting in Havana leaves 23 Spanish volunteers dead and four wounded. Lieutenant Romero among the dead. News also mentions Sophie Moellering and Henry Cerberding.
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