Roosevelt Rally Delights New York as 100000 Cheer
Governor Roosevelt drew a vast Madison Square Garden crowd, with fireworks and bands, delivering a two part speech criticizing Bryan and defending imperial policy. The parade numbered about 40 to 50 thousand, with Richard Croker watching and Bryan commenting on the coal strike settlement.
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New York
Teddy
F. W. Greene
Bryan
Philippines
Charles Fairchilds
Benj. Odell
Frank S. Black
Frye
John K. Richards
Madison Square
Richard Croker
100000 Men in the Prosperity Parade Chicago
Oct 27. A massive parade moves with 100 40 men in line for a prosperity and sound money demonstration. Elephants riders and merchants in floats plus rail and street displays mark a citywide event with Hanna and other leaders reviewing. Democrats plan street meetings on State Street with Blackburn Stevenson Harrison and Bailey speaking.
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Chicago
McKinney and Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Grand Pacific Hotel
Cullom
Mason
State St
Blackburn
Adlai Stevenson
Harrison
Webster Davis
Bailey
Bryan completes New Jersey tour in Newark
W J Bryan finished his New Jersey tour Friday night in Newark and moved to the Hoffman house. He later visited Dr Gardner’s house where Mrs Bryan was stopping before addressing a meeting of democratic clubs.
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New York
W. J. Bryan
New Jersey
Newark
Hoffman
Dr. Gardner
Death of Col. James R. Ross ends a storied era
Indianapolis wholesaler Col. James R. Ross died at 2007 Central Ave after months of illness. A Civil War veteran, Ross rose from private to general staff and helped form the Indianapolis light infantry. He was active in the Knights of Pythias and Grand Army of the Republic. Funeral with full military honors set for Crown Hill, led by Grand Master Wilson, with both active and honorary pallbearers including Gen. Carnahan and Gen. McGinnis. He leaves a widow and son Fred.
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Central Ave
Fred Ross
Col*fross
Knights of
Patmas
Merrill E. Wilson
Elkhart
Col. Ross
Grandmaster Wilson
James R. Carnahan
Wm. J. McKee
George W. Powell
Frank Bowers
Harry B. Smith
E. L. Siver
Fort Wayne
R. 8. Foster
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Bellefontaine
Logan County
Ohio
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Ind
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Fort Donelson
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Detroit
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Gen. Carnahan
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
Burned to Death by Coal Oil in Crawfordsville
Ben Weaver an employee of the Indiana match company was burned to death early Saturday while starting a fire with coal oil. His cries brought neighbors, but rescue attempts failed and he died within about thirty minutes.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Sps
Ben Weaver
Inu.ana Match Company
Bill McKinley Cousin runs small Indiana store
In Muncie Indiana six miles from town a rural merchant named Bill McKinley cousin of President McKinley operates a 20 by 40 foot general store. He plans to vote for McKinley this year and has saved 2500 dollars over ten years hoping to double it in four years if the president is elected.
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Muncie
Ind
William McKinley
Bill’ McKinley
Bill
McKinley
Big hotel plans and transit costs draw town board eye
The town board offers to pay half the hotel project cost if J E Bowen secures the other half through private subscriptions. A new $50,000 hotel is planned three miles west of Marion by Gil Mason of Buffalo. Chicago parties may buy the gas boom and turn it into a modern Monte Carlo. An elevated tracks debate grows as Cicero residents fear faster trains. Ohio river water rises with Big Kanawha flooding. 12 feet expected in four days. Joseph Fowler of Kokomo was acquitted in a murder case. Missouri judge Morris limits default divorces and requires prosecutors to appear. Y P S C E officers elected at Clay City. county secretaries named for Clay, Vigo, Putnam, Sullivan counties.
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J. E. Bowen
Marion
Gil Mason
Buffalo
Chicago
Minister Raises 30 000 for Indigent Ministers Widows
Rev RE F Hasty retired Methodist minister set out a year ago to raise 100000 for support of superannuated ministers and widows in need. He has collected 30000, traveling statewide at his own expense. Most funds come from private subscriptions.
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Muncie
Iid
RE. F. Hasty
Baby Rescued From 30 Foot Well In Indiana
Pansy Gilliam, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gilliam of Frankfort Indiana, fell into a 30 foot well Friday. The well held 12 feet of water but she clung to the pump for several minutes before rescuers pulled her out without a scratch.
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Frankfort
Ind
Pansy
John Gilliam
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Private Citizens to National Demand
Across a great span advertising and merit drive Stuart's Catarrh Tablets claim nationwide success. Doctors praise that the tablets combine effective ingredients without cocaine or opiate and are safe for children. Endorsements from Dr J J Reiniger and Mrs Jerome Elitean credit the remedy with clearing head and throat symptoms and reducing catarrhal trouble. Full sized boxes sell for fifty cents at druggists.
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United States
Canada
J. J. Reiniger
Covington
Jerome Elitean
Wheeling
W. Va
Welles
Gravel Road Day Pays County Workers After Harvest
The county commissioners note that gravel road day is timed between harvest and corn husking, paying many men employed on the roads. They insist the election does not influence the payroll, just the farming lull when workers are idle.
CAN OYSTERS CITY MARKETS Indianapolis Oct 27
Market report lists oysters at bulk $1 per gallon with Beat Baltimore selects and other seafood and groceries including smoked meats, lard, vegetables, fruits, seeds, grains, and dairy prices across Indianapolis markets. Names of items cover oysters to oils and spices with varied unit prices.
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Indiana
Baltimore Selects
Train schedules and routes from an old newspaper fragment
Readable portions list departures and arrivals for multiple lines including Union City Cleveland New York Boston Benton Harbor St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati and more. Frequencies show various accommodations and express services with times such as 6 45 am 2 50 pm and 8 am 6 30 pm among others.
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Union City
N.Y
Bos
Iim
Boston
Knickerbocker
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