Bryan Delivers Energetic Campaign Speech in Jersey City
William J. Bryan spoke before about 2,500 people at the Robert J. Davie association club house and Marys hall in Jersey City, praising his anti imperialism stance and criticizing the Republican Party. He addressed trusts, taxation, silver, and the gold standard, urging sustained effort against “Hanneman” influence and declaring he would remain active in politics for years.
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New York
William J. ‘Bryan
Robert J. Davie Association
Jersey City
Mary's Hall
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Iim
Shin
Hoon
Damo Eratic Party
Republican Party
Ppublican Party
Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
Borton
Mh Hamilton
Hanna
Ihoye
Bryan speaks at Stamford Town Hall crowd in attendance
Colonel Bryan addressed a large Stamford crowd at the Town Hall after arriving from New York by train at 10 55 a m. The event drew many residents and visitors in the city of Stamford Connecticut on January 24.
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Colonel Bryan
Stamford
Conn
William J. Bryan
Expres
New York
William Jennings Bryan Speaks in New Haven Crowd Fills City Hall
In New Haven on January 24 William J. Bryan arrived at 2 15 P M and was driven to city hall for a reception. Thousands gathered as he spoke on money trusts and imperialism, criticizing monopolies and urging constitutional remedies. He left by 7 15 P M train to New York amid cheering crowds.
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New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Muwie Hall
Vieira
Yale
Aasert
United States
Congress
Corporations Trust
Hiryan
New York
Senate Appropriation Committee Reports Favorable Urgent Deficiency Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee reports favorably the urgent deficiency appropriation with amendments raising the total to 29,019,048. They also insert a provision for removing 130,000 of the appropriation for constructing a soldier's barracks at Galveston Texas. The action follows the secretary of war's recommendation.
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Galveston
Washington
Senate
Texas
Secretary of War
River and Harbor Hearing on Tennessee and Monongahela Rivers
The river and harbor committee held a hearing today for persons interested in the Tennessee river and its tributaries and in the Pittsburg and Monongahela rivers. Tomorrow Sabine lake Texas will have a hearing. The hearings do not indicate a bill but may aid when a bill is framed.
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Washington
River and Harbor Committee
Tennessee River
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Sabine Lake
Texas
Hawaiian bill hearings echo opposition to native rights
Washington notes report opposition from Howard Kapiss of Hopolulu to property qualifications that could disenfranchise natives. General Brooke arrives in Washington and visits the War Department. The remains of forty three soldiers died in action are interred at Arlington. G. M. Smith appointed postmaster at Shelbyville. Powell removed. Texans granted some pay raises. George T. Gage dead. Austin H. Plety in San Antonio.
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Washington
House Committee On Territories
Howard Kapiss
Hopolulu
Arlington Today
Pavelops
George T. Gage
Houston
Austin H. Plety
San Antonio
Democratic Senators Confer in Weebington on Policy
The Democratic members of the senate held a conference to align party policy on current questions. They noted divergent views on several issues and agreed more discussion is needed. Key topics included the Philippine archipelago, a government form for Hawaii and Puerto Rico, and free trade with the islands. A silver coinage substitute was discussed, with some senators refraining from binding positions. A follow up meeting was planned.
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Weebington
Senate
Congress
Philippine
M Archipelago
Bacon
Ilande
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Puerto Rico
Itwan
Berlin Dispatch on troop moves from Herat to Kotak
A St. Petersburg dispatch says the Atghsa amet ordered all reads from Herat to Kotak. In Trane-Catpia frontier guards are deployed and frontier garrisons reinforced.
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Berlin
Atghsa Amet
St. Petersburg
Herat
Kotak
Trane-Catpia
Commissions on Passenger Business to Cease by February
A brief notice states that commissions on passenger business must cease by February. The directive affects firms operating in transportation and related services, with enforcement pending further guidance.
Plague Quarantine at Rosario and Various World Notes
Reports from Buenos Ayres confirm a plague scare at Rosario prompting strict quarantine. In Mexico, 156 cotton mills operate with new ones rising and old facilities expanding. German tacticians view British hold around Ladysmith as desperate. In Mexico City bullfighters Fuentes and Minuto ponder a New York exhibition at Madison Square Garden. In Berlin, Dr Stadt, new Prussian education minister, decrees end to restrictions and upholds corporal punishment by teachers.
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Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Crvy
Mexico
Herlin
Ladysmith
City OF
Fuentes
Minuto
New York
Manison Square Garden
Denlin
Dr. Stadt
Texas specials report from various towns
Measles appear in county areas while wheat and corn crops face prospects of a late spring. Several cities report accidents, fires, and local incidents. Texas towns show growth with new stores, roads, and a $10,000 church and $20,100 depot planned in Terrell. A Charlie Parkes electric accident and multiple fatalities are noted. Local elections and primaries slated. a city crane report confirms farm affiliations. A charity group of pastors forms to coordinate relief work.
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Pennis
Rory
Colorado
Searle
Temple
Tyler
Roy Harty
Fox
Graham
Athens
Henry Oliver
Honey Grove
Charley Parkes
Waxahachien
Miles Meeting of
Illinews
Bity Crane
Caddo Mills
Bret
BH. Stewart
Dallas
Greenville
W. Nix
Jacobia
Deuf Jackson
Robert Mill
Degat
Terrell
Belton
A. L. Leckett
Pii
WACQ
Filipinos Seek Liberty and Independence for Philippines
A Manila dispatch to the Herald from Senor Mabini urges Congress to appoint a civil commission or send a commission of Filipinos to America to hear their views on independence. He argues Filipinos want liberty, not hatred of foreigners, and seek government conforming to their principles and desires for self rule.
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New York
Herald
Manila
Philippines
Senor Mabini
Aguigaldo
Congress
Americas
America
Opinion of the Minute
Publishers Demand Tariff Repeal for White Paper Pulp
Denver reports the Colorado Editorial association backs immediate repeal of the wood pulp and white paper tariff. A committee invites US publishers to join the National Editorial association in New Orleans February 25 to press congress for tariff removal, citing sharp price rises and subscriber losses.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Edijtorial Association
Wester
Congress
America
Association
Publishers of America
National
New Orléans
Tx Bn
Can
Vyper
Roth
Torhia
Rhone
R. C. Campball
Rocky Mountain News
Cal
T. M. Patterson
F. J. Arking
K. G. Cooper
Panay Coast Open for Trade in Philippines War Report
Washington January 24 General Otis informed the war department that the western coast of Panay Island is now open for trade. He said the Laguna coast toward Bey and nearby provinces will also permit unobstructed traffic by week’s end.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Panay
Laguna
Bey
US Transport City of Pekin Arrives with Officers and Soldiers
From Manila the United States transport City of Pekin docked in Nagasaki and arrived tonight in San Francisco. It carried a large number of naval and army officers and 170 men in steerage returning from the Philippines for various reasons. The ship also brought the bodies of 1M soldiers.
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San Francisco
United States
Pakin
Manila
Nagasaki
Philippines
Condition Serious For Colonel Calson In Frankfort Jail
The condition of Colonel Davis G. Calson in the Frankfort county jail worsened over the last day as doctors fear loss of his arm or life if he remains jailed. A formal motion for bail is set for today and the examination is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Calson
Frankfort
Davis G. Calson
Carter Case Affirmed in Federal Court Dismissal
The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit today affirmed with costs the dismissal of habeas corpus proceedings in the case of Captain Oberlin M. Carter, former captain, convicted by court martial of frauds tied to the Savannah river and Cumberland Sound improvements.
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United States
Elreult
Called Him a Liar Indianaports Conference Adjourns Early
Report of the Interstate Operators association joint conference in Indianapolis where delegates clashed. During the session a delegate accused Chairman Bogle of unfairness and was met with a harsh rebuke from the chair, prompting an adjournment until 4 o'clock to let tensions ease.
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Indianaports
Associaton Ly
Techitel
Wiliam Dpd
Ryan
Bogle
Short News Stories From Across the Nation
In Chicago Baron Von Holletin German ambassador to the United States is noted amid university ties. Birmingham Alabama sees Williem M Howard of Fort Payne running as a populist candidate for the United States Senate. A riot between tagroes and white miners erupts near Cowlburg twelve miles out. New York reports a sharp dispatch exchange between de Castellane and M De Rodaye. Virginia detail notes Dr Von Roarder’s cable to seek conciliation in the coal miners dispute. Kentucky detachment arrives from Lexingto m to guard eighty soldiers charged in a farmer murder case. Louisville prepares for the annual gathering of United Confederate Veterans beginning June 30.
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Chicago
Baron von Holletin
United States
University of Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Tfon
Williem M Howard
Fort Payne
Hile Vandidaer
Tagroes
Cowlburg
New York
eCouynt de Castellane
M. de Rodaye
Reeponen
Virsna
Benger
Prancla Joseph
Ue Pew Cable
von Roarder
Conl
Nicholasville
Lexing
Um Milton Kendall
Big Tio
William and
Charlee Rendall
Eugene Cassel
Louisville
United Confederate Veterm
Ted Ty
Council
Paris Trial Sees Assumptionist Fathers Dissolved
In the Paris chamber of deputies socialist Mdam Charles Bernard denounced the public prosecutor at the Assumptionist fathers trial. Expulsion votes failed to eject him as soldiers entered. Bernard protested. The Assumptionist fathers were sentenced to sixteen francs fine and their order dissolved.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Mdam
Charles Bernard
Bordeaux
M. Monis
Chamber
M. Bernard
Arrival at New York Passenger Questioned by Official
The Figaro notes Herman Paul's The Arrival at New York, depicting a customs official questioning a passenger. The official asks what is in the luggage and the passenger replies he carries money to his brother-in-law.
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Figaro
Paris
Herman Paul
New York
Officinale
M. le Comte
Motey
Confession Report From Fort Scott Lynching Case
Amos Phillips, longtime accomplice of George Silbee and Ed Meeke who were lynched at Fort Scott, confessed on the way to Fort Leavenworth penitentiary. He claimed the trio trailed Edlinger for days and killed him or his property during the Wet Saturday night murder of Farmer Ballinger.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Amos Phillips
George Silbee
Ed Meeke
Farmer Ballinger
Fort Leavenworth
Thas Te
Edlinger
Cotton for Japan Arrives on Hutton Steamer
The steamer Hutton arrived from Galveston carrying 1000 square bales of cotton, 4 ton round bales, and 1900 tons of phosphate rock. She cleared for direct voyage to Japan after loading here.
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Japan
Een
Hutton
Galveston
Judge Carter Announces Candidacy for Governor in Illinois
Judge Orrin N. Carter of Chicago declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Illinois at a Chicago event held on January 24. He emphasized reform and party unity while outlining his platform.
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Chicago
Orrin N. Carter
Hig
Homi Gaijog
Ingols
Thin Ballots and Troop Talk at Kentucky Election Probe
Frankfort January 24 Many witnesses testified at the gubernatorial committee hearing on alleged ballot thinness in democratic counties and militia use in Louisville. The sessions covered ballot production failures Powell and Graves counties and a pre election talk between attorney Gibwin and Governor Bradley about troop deployment and leadership in Louisville.
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Frankfort
Louisville
John D. Piertle
Pollés Haager
Cing
H. M. Hirrizon
Citon
Powell
Brearhitt
Wooten
Didee GM. Derrickson
Powell County
W. G. Froviey
Powell Court
William ©. Carrico
F. Key
J. M. Carman
G. Carman
Giles Golf
Tleeue Hallore
Graves
Hari Gibwin
Govinor Brathey
Bradley
Lamisville
Spsuk
Weaver
Populist Committees Meet Planned In Lincoln Nebraska
A call will be issued for a National Populist Committee meeting in Lincoln to decide the date and location for the next populist National convention. The group leans toward Lincoln, with talks of holding the convention in May or early June to align with the Democratic nomination timeline. No Bryan involvement acknowledged yet.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Washington
Butler CN. O
People's Party
Neb
Butler
Populler State Committee
Bryan
National Committee
Democratic National fundraising drive to be organized
W H Hinrichsen begins a national effort for raising funds for the Democratic National Committee. He plans to organize state branches of the ways and means, assign responsibilities to party groups, and open local bureaus for collections in Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas and Texas. He will report findings to J G Johnson, chairman of the executive committee.
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Chicago
Din Tt Jeward
Democratic National Committee
W. H. Hinrichsen
Ways and Means
Hareat
Dm Ceria
Hinrichsen
Tennaser
Louleiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Texan
Ooe
J. G. Johnson
Smallpox Cases Reported at Hyatt Texas
January 24 report from Hyatt, Texas notes two new smallpox cases one patient is well and the other is improving with no fear of an epidemic.
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Hyatt
Texas
Thera
Smallpox cases improve in Fannin County and Temple
January 24 report from health officers states the Smallpox situation is improving. In Fannin County about thirty cases in Roney Grove show no deaths and signs of recovery while two local cases remain mild. In Temple about fifteen cases are noted with mild symptoms and no fatalities reported.
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Fannin County
Bonham
Texas
Martin
Roney Grove
Wall
Bell County
Temple
Broiles
Prairie Dell
South Texas
Fort Worth engineer Anglin visits Austin railway event
YW Anglin of Fort Worth, a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a representative of railway embla ymen, arrived in Austin for a several day engagement.
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Austin
Texas
F. YW. Anglin
Fort Worth
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Urge Military Mission Legislation Comment Sparks City Hospital Visit
A misread fragment describes urging military mission legislation, mentions a city hospital visit today, and notes Anglin with his wife and an associated exposure claim at Light Rock Arkansas. The text is garbled but centers on advocacy and a health exposure mention involving Anglin and spouse.
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Ligh Rock
Ark
Smallpox Misidentified As Chickenpox Confusion In Texarkana
Texarkana Texas January report notes a disease appearance three weeks earlier diagnosed as smallpox by some physicians and chickenpox by others. Surgeon J Wrman and Orang board of health officials declared it smallpox though described as mild and hard to detect.
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Texarkana
Texas
Flnally
J Wrman
Soucken
Than Orang Board of Health
Dre
Wim Fouchon
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Advertised
An advertisement sells Laxative Bromo Quinine with a claim to cure a cold in one day. It states a refund if not effective and notes B W Grove’s signature on the box with a price of 29 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Damage Near Austin Dairy Fire Causes $500 Loss
A fire at Great Hill dairy near Austin caused about $500 in damage this morning. No injuries reported and cause is under investigation.
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Austin
Texas
Great Hill
A Guaranteed Cure for Pile Ointment Ad Claims
An advertisement for PAZO OINTMENT promises a guaranteed cure for piles with claims of relief in six to fourteen days. It asserts a “no cure no pay” policy, pricing 50 cents, and offers mail delivery if a local druggist does not stock it. Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co., St Louis, Mo.
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Paris
St. Louis
Hathaway’s Cure Promises for Varicocele and Stricture
Dr Hathaway’s method claims a single treatment can cure varicocele and stricture with permanent results. The notice promises free information and consultation, noting no charge for treatment when a case is taken, with offices at 209 Br Alamo Place, Newtown.
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Dr. Hathaway
Hathaway
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