Bryan arrival parade in city honors private citizen
One hundred citizens plan a welcome for William Jennings Bryan as he returns from abroad. He will be met at Victoria Hotel, dine at Carteret Club, then lead a parade past Jersey Avenue to an erected stand for a speech at a public hall. The event underscores Bryan's prominence and the region’s warm reception during a private citizen tour.
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Willian Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Victoria Ebytel
Carteret Club
Hideo County
Robert Davis
Banaquet Hall
Mercer Street
Jersey Avenue
Montgomery Street
Sc. Peter'e'Hall
United States
New York
Wall Street
Battery de Was
Beyan
Davis
Eradson Comte Ty’ Ll
Ialion
Bowers
Tye
Anton
Madison Square Garden
Breanwald
Mawson Square Garden
Wass
Nuitiaks Maoat
Hague Tribunal
Naneineine
Tied for Topmost Peach in Narrow Baseball Tilt
A fragmented account recalls a chaotic game where Providence beat Jersey City in a slugfest, with Skeeters and Channions battling for top place amid heavy hitting and wild plays. Key players like Cronin, Mulligan, and Halligan figure in the muddled recap of innings and scores.
Lake Shore Railway Promises Passenger Comfort and Speed
An advance note from The Lake Shore Railway extols passenger comfort and safety while highlighting improved speed. It invites travelers to experience refined service, with references to ticketing, routes, and general travel convenience, overseen by W. Daly and other railway officials.
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Earltomlin
Lake Shore
W. Daly
Rutan S
Chico
Teathing Syrup for Children Cleaned and Calmed
An old advertisement promotes a children’s soothing syrup by Mrs Winshve claiming it relieves teething pain calms the child soothes gums and cures wind colic. The bottle price is quoted as twenty five cents.
Rebels Attack Yankees In Cuban Insurgent Actions
Reports from Manichagon in Santa Clara describe growing insurgent forces causing alarm as residents flee cities. Insurgents seize horses and cattle from plantations including Ratenturgh and Sons and Maniemragna Tobacco, while the Constancia Sugar Company seeks damages for stock taken. The U S state department informs Consul Steinhart. A clash at Calabazar left one guard wounded and insurgents and troops clashed near Artemisa with unknown outcome.
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Haygad
Manichagon
Tobacco
Santa Clara
Ratenturgh & Sons
Boston
Maniemragna Tobacco Company
Constancia Sugar Company
Cienfuegos
State Department
Steinhart
Calabazar
Havana
Artemisy
Pinar del Rio
Auto Robbers Try Entry to Millionaire Park Estate
Westbury New York August 31 a pair of automobile burglars in four month long Long Island spree attempted to break into the mansion of William G Parks a millionaire resident. Guards guarding the estate exchanged shots with the robbers who fled toward their waiting car and sped away toward Mineola disappearing after a pursuit. Later that morning the same robbers were reported spotted again by Mrs Townsend Albertson wife of a wealthy farmer living on Westbury road about a mile from the Parks estate.
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Westbury
Long Island
William G. Parka
Mr. Parks
Tony
Mineola
Townsend Albertson
Westbury Road
Parks Estate
Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues
Results from National, American and Eastern leagues show wins and losses in key matchups. Chicago, Cincinnati and New York post decisive scores, while standings list Chicago and New York near the top of their circuits. Eastern League action includes Toronto and Providence ventures with mixed results. A Civil War era veteran is honored in Camlien Maine with a tablet dedication noting William Conway’s navy service and a reunion of Rear Admiral Evans with his battle fleet.
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Philadelphia
New York
Mathewson
Bowerman
Sparks
Donovan
McGinnity
Duggleby
Brooklyn
Heston
Lindeman
O'Neill
Scanton
Bergen
Chicago
Cincinnati
Primer
Schlet
Taylor
Moran
St. Louis
Pitt
Phila’phia. i
Wast'tan
Cleveland
Boston
Toronto
Birchwater
Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Buffalo
Sersey C'y
Province
Abit Baltimore
Montreal
Rochester
Ael
Camilen
Tensicola
Min
William Conway
Thadd
Adhital Evans
Coal Dealers Sute Railroads Filed in Philadelphia
Nine retail coal dealers filed the first damages suits for alleged railroad discrimination and rebates after a recent Interstate Commerce Commission probe. They target the Pennsylvania Railroad as the sole defendant, seeking more than 900,000 dollars in claims.
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Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Parker Speaks on Roosevelt and Legislative Power
Parker of New York denounces usurpation of executive power by city, state, or national leaders in a speech at Roosevelt in St. Paul Minnesota. He criticizes allies of new legislation and notes the excessive number of laws passed each year.
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Parker
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Minn
American Bir Association
Alton PB
New York
Saino
Gucondla
Bais
Gary
Nenihaneisake
Bryan Speaks in New York Campaign Keynote Speech
William Jennings Bryan, touring New York, denounces trusts and urges federal ownership of railroads, an eight hour day, and an income tax. He advocates direct election of U.S. senators, opposes plutocracy, and calls for removal of corporate campaign influence while warning against socialism. He notes a political awakening and urges unity for Democratic reforms.
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United States
Folk
New York
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Madison Square Garden
da Ameren
Bryan
Bolley
Europe
United States Supreme Court
Tryan
Victoria Hotel
Fifth Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
Tts
Harry W. Walker
Commercial Travelers' Antitrust League
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Poll
Tom L. Tolmson
Cleveland
Johnson
Augustus Thomas
Mr. Bryan
Philippine Islands
Court of Inquiry
Publi
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Aoknci
Open Shop Principle Adopted For Postal Service
Washington reports a decision to apply open shop rules to the postal service while protecting employees who do not join a union. Postmaster General Aitelbock and officials said clerks may affiliate with labor groups if they do not coerce others, with full protection for nonmembers. New York notes the grand jury’s discharge in the fee trust case amid diverging views on indictments.
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Washington
Postal Service
Fred A. Busse
Chicago
Aitelbock
Shallenberzer
New York
Fee Trust
American Tee Company
Maine
Drago Doctrine Not Opposed Report Denied by Britain
London reports from the foreign office show no basis for Rome’s claim of talks among powers on the Drago doctrine. Berlin also denies that Germany’s foreign office has communicated with Britain regarding the doctrine. The report of exchanges is rejected as unfounded. The piece notes official denials from London and Berlin.
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London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Rome
Berlin
Germany
Stolypin Indespair Looks to Coming Election
A Russian Premier Stolypin reportedly seeks a moderate path, fearing a reactionary cabinet. He hopes cabinet policies will yield a moderate majority in parliament against leftists aiming to overturn the monarchy. Dispatches also describe Warsaw funerals, peasant unrest, and fears of Jewish massacres amid security crackdowns and famine in Volga provinces.
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St Petersburg
Stolypin
Canr
Alexander II
St. Petersburg
Kazan
Simbirsk
Samara
Saratov
Hipple Self Slain in Real Estate Trust Scandal
Frank K. Hipple president of the Real Estate Trust Company was found dead at his home after a probable self inflicted gunshot. Coroner and family physician ruled cerebral hemorrhage or suicide were possible causes. investigators note concealment to avoid runs on the bank. Hipple, a first cousin of Senator Mitchell of Oregon, faced embezzlement accusations connected to forged securities and millions loaned in the bank's name. Clearing House delayed support. plan to reorganize favors creditors. Also reported: leadership shakeups at Equitable Life with Gould and Herrick resignations.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Democratic Party
Trust Company
Mitchell
Oregon
Clearing House
Philadephia
Frank K Aipple
Embarrasser Real Estate Trust Company
Beg Mawr
Butler
Tripple
Frank K. Eipple
Senator Mitchell
Earle
Hipple
Barre
Adolf Scent
Earle Ascort
Muide
Hippie
Kahin
Parle
Tle
Burle
Clearing House Association
Segal
Tremors Hit Regions Amid Widespread Unrest and Death
Seismic shocks rattled Chile and nearby areas with aftershocks extending toward the frontier of Pet a as people shelter in public squares. The initial quake lasted about thirty seconds followed by intermittent tremors. In other news Lady Campbell Bannerman, wife of British Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, died at Marienbad after years of invalidity.
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Chile
Tacos
Galveston
Tex
Tecna Ani Axion
Peta
Losae
Marienbad
Bobemin
Lady Campbell Bannerman
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
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Jock Mulligan
Thalligan
Poland
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Imide
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Os Garton
Cy Cronin
Tiggins
Keister
Halligan
Dursey
Sawtok
Tiller
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Posen
Provo
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Witchedtall
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Bean
Cassidy
Bulls
Barton
Batlee
Capie
Mr. Kelley
Yesterby
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Ericson Bath
Mise Neill
Thenly
Vase Stické
Jimie
Cynedians
Williams
Advancein Railroading
Yankees
Baseball
Madison Square
Aquiabo
Bryal
Albany
Supreme Court
Mutual Life
Mutual
Court of Appeals
Sompel Tntermyer
Indespair
Warsaw
von Liariiaraki
von Siarlarsk
Fifth Army Corps
Balter
Odessa
Shishki
Livadia
Nicholas
Fairwest Winds
Amd
Primo Wethern
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
George J. Gould
D. Oud Herrick
Equitable Board
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