Seven Days More Republicans Drive in Tex as Democrats Combine
In a national preview the Chicago dispatch notes Republicans hold a straight ticket in 44 of 45 states, fusion in Texas with Populists and gold Democrats, Democrats straight in 15 with fusion in 29 others, and occasional indorsements of Populists by Democrats in two states Oregon and South Dakota. Bryan spends a quiet day in Jacksonville Ill for six years he prepared for life, attends church, greets crowds, then heads to address college students and a mass meeting in the city park before leaving for Alton.
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Hiram K. Jones
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Ladd
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Alexia
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Quincy
Carlisle speaks in peace at Bowling Green event
Secretary Carlisle delivered his Kentucky campaign speech at Potter's Opera House in Bowling Green. The crowd filled the venue as no jeering occurred and he received loud cheers and a flower shower from local women. An indirection meeting was announced in Covington, Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Potter's Opera House
Covington, Ky
Indignation Meeting Planned Over Disturbance at Carlisle Event
Tonight at Odd Fellows hall a Commercial Club organized gathering seeks to vent outrage at the roughs who disrupted Secretary Carlisle's meeting last week. Detectives have been hired with outside funds and liberal rewards offered for identifying perpetrators and any conspirators who employed the attackers. Sensational arrests are promised.
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Commercial Club
Carlisle
Reed Campaign Draws Historic Kansas Rally in Wichita
Hon. Thomas B. Reed arrived in Wichita with what may be the largest audience for a political meeting in Kansas. About 7,000 nonresidents traveled in, eight bands accompanied the crowd, and Reed delivered two speeches. One in a vast circus tent before 7,000 men and another at the Auditorium before 300 ladies.
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Wichita
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Thomas B. Reed
Washington mills fire in Lawrence harms 5000 workers
Lawrence Mass Oct 26 fire damaged Washington mills a large cotton dress goods plant causing an estimated 75000 in losses all insured. About 5000 operatives will be thrown out of employment temporarily. Poisoners thought to be insane.
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Washington Mills
Servant Girl Guilty Of Three Murders Inference
Miss Alice Platt a 28 year old servant in Charles Mussey's house is under arrest on suspicion of poisoning Mrs Torrence and three children. Evidence ties her to all four deaths amid claims of insanity as the Torrence body is prepared for burial.
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Charles Mussey
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Mussey
Ellen R. Torrence
Hugh
Sue
Elizabeth
Mrs. Torrence
Miss Platt
Masseys
Keokuk
Primate of England Temple Selected Archbishop of Canterbury
London October 26 The Rev Frederick Temple bishop of London named archbishop of Canterbury and primate of all England succeeding the late Edward White Benson Temple, born November 30 1821, educated at Tiverton Grammar School and Balliol College Oxford, fellow and tutor, ordained 1846, principal at Kneller Hall training college, consecrated 1869, published sermons, Bampton lecturer 1883, became bishop of London after Jnuckson’s death in 1885.
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All England
Edward White Benson
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Westminster
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Rugby Chapel
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Bickersteth
Burial of ex Speaker Crisp in Americus Georgia
Ex-Speaker Crisp lies in state in the capitol rotunda then his remains are taken to Americus Georgia for interment. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon with Governor Atkinson and many Georgia officials in attendance. Condolences include messages from Secretary Lamont General Schofield and Speaker Reed.
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The Man Who Murdered Andrus
Yonkers coroner Miles expects swift arrest in the Hamlin J. Andrus murder case. He claims to have positive information identifying the guilty party within a day or two, though the suspect’s employer at Arlington Chemical works is not yet confirmed to authorities.
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Yonkers
Hamlin J. Andrus
Arlington Chemical Works
Ana
Giuthoriti
Tragic collision kills eight near Windsor Station
Two St Louis trains on the St Louis and San Francisco line collided near Windsor Station thirteen miles from St Louis. Eight killed, many injured, all victims residents of St Louis. Victims include Adolph Hohl engineer and Maud McKenna age 14. Cause traced to disobeyed orders by excursion crew.
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Kirkwood
St. Louis Union Station
Barney McKenna
Maud
Frank Hasler
Tragedy on Frisco Line Injures Twenty One
A Frisco excursion train wreck leaves 21 injured, many severely, with Dr. Lange and Dryden among them. Rescue efforts flood the scene as physicians from nearby towns rush to aid. Authorities blame an elderly engineer for the collision and overlook of the accommodation train.
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St. Louis
David Garrett
J. E. Riblet
Charles R. Milentz
Frank Hasler
George Wolf
Kirkwood
Joseph A. Dryden
Springfield
Fredrick Miller
Valley Park
A. K. Smith
Peter Hill
Frisco
Joseph Dryden
Trisco
Mc Doel Files Monthly Statement for railroad receivership
Indianapolis Oct. 26 William H Mc Doel receiver of the Louisville New Albany and Chicago railroad files his monthly report in federal court showing receipts 384 645 82 disbursements 377 503 69 leaving a cash balance 54 551 90
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William H. McDoel
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad
United States District Court
Indiana Man Denied Pardon in Mail Larceny Case
Washington October 26. The president denied the pardon request for Abrose Hannyn of Indiana who was sentenced to one year in prison with hard labor for larceny from the mails.
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Washington
Abrose Hannyn
Jayt May
Mianilisians Bell Wedding Rumor Elevates Opera Star
Fifth time in her comic opera career Miss Gillian Russell is rumored to wed Walter Jones in a San Brunswick ceremony planned for mid November. Russell recently performed at the Century Theater, with Jones in In Gay New York. Russell reportedly kept the engagement secret, but a fellow actor disclosed it, revealing the public nature of the gossip.
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May
Washington
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St. Leute
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Elacn
Walter Jones
Miss. Russell
Football Scores From Saturday Across The East Midwest
Chicago reportsHarvard defeated Cornell 18 to 4 in Ithaca New York Yale lost to Carlisle 12 to 6 in New York Grinnell College beat State University 64 in Madison Lafayette beat Pennsylvania University 6 to 4 in Philadelphia Ann Arbor beat Purdue 16 to 0 in Lafayette Indiana Northwestern defeated Chicago 46 to 6 in Chicago Indiana University beat Indianapolis University 22 in Indianapolis
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Ed Perry Convicted for Ava Family Slaying
Mansfield Missouri October 6 Ed Perry was convicted of murdering the Sawyer family in Ava Douglass county last May. He was sentenced to hang after entering their home with an ax, killing the father, mother, and son, then taking their money and fleeing before his capture.
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Fire destroys $150,000 lumber at Center Lumber mill
Saginaw Mich Oct 26 Fire broke out early last evening in lumber piles at the Center Lumber company mill on the Zilwaukee premises six miles down the river. It spread into a large conflagration destroying about 8 000 000 feet of lumber. The loss will approximate $150 000 and is covered fairly well by insurance
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Center Lumber Company
Zilwaukee
Dr Henry Q Tanner Not the Akron Fire Victim
Terre Haute Indiana October 26 The Dr Henry Q Tanner reported missing in the Akron fire is not the fasting celebrity Dr H B Tanner. He formerly lived in Terre Haute and now resides in Robinson Illinois and has been heard from recently.
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Ind
Henry Q. Tanner
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Woman shoots husband dead in Marinette tragedy
Marinette Wisconsin on October 26 was shaken by a domestic shooting as Archie McDougal was shot in the forehead by his wife. The weapon was a revolver. The couple had a rough reputation and the woman is jailed.
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Wis
Archie McDougal
Ambassador Uhl's Daughter Engaged in Berlin
In Berlin on October 26 Ambassador Uhl and Mrs. Uhl announce the engagement of their daughter Lucy Follett to Dr. Guy V. Thompson of Yale. The marriage is planned for early February in Berlin.
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Berlin
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Lucy Follett
Guy V. Thompson
Yale
Bomb seizures reported in Constantinople
In Constantinople on October 26 police reports indicate large numbers of bombs have been seized. Armenian arrests continue in the city as authorities clamp down on suspected insurgents amid ongoing unrest.
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Western Michigan pioneer Captain Howlett dies at Grand Haven
Abbreviated telegrams report Captain Robert Howlett a pioneer of western Michigan died at Grand Haven Michigan on Saturday. Born in England in 1805 he was well known along the lakes.
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Weather Outlook Across States
Washington reports twenty four hour indications from 8 p m yesterday. Indiana and Illinois expect fair weather, warmer conditions, fresh south to west winds. Lower Michigan fair and warmer with southwesterly winds. Upper Michigan generally fair with light to fresh southwesterly winds. Wisconsin fair, warmer in the east, with brisk southerly to westerly winds. Iowa overall fair with southerly winds.
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