Bryan addresses Chicago business men on tariff and deposits
Democratic nominee William J. Bryan spoke to the Business Men's National Bryan and Kern Association in Chicago, reading a speech by Nathan Strauss. He urged tariff reform, debated Republican panic fears, and endorsed a guaranteed bank deposits plan amid applause and a unanimous association vote approving his remarks.
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Kentucky
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Elevator explosion kills eight at Richford grain elevator
An explosion at the grain elevator owned by Canadian Pacific and Boston and Maine railroads in Richford Vermont killed seven men and one woman and fatally injured another man. Twenty-one workers were present. seven are missing. A bystander, Mrs. John Jelifore, died in burns along the tracks, and another unidentified woman was fatally burned. The Quaker Oats facility operated there. Total loss estimated at 4000000. The death toll later listed thirteen, eleven employees.
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Chicago
West Baden casino closes after raid fears
In French Lick Al Brown and Ed Ballard shut the clubroom after an Indianapolis News report aroused concern of a possible raid by Governor Hanly. Citizens vow the venue won’t reopen, while professional gamblers plan to stay hopeful for a return.
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Vice President Fairbanks Calls for Trust Investigation
Franklin Indiana October 7 Vice-President Fairbanks urged an investigation of trusts and their impact on capital and labor speaking at a Republican rally. He complimented gubernatorial nominee James Watson and Senator Hemenway. He arrived at six escorted by a reception committee and hosted by county chairman Dr J Me Records at dinner after the meeting.
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Will. Featherngill
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Taft and Bryan Meet at Chicago Commerce Banquet
In Chicago on October 7, W H Taft and W J Bryan, rival presidential candidates, met at the fourth annual banquet of the Chicago Association of Commerce. The event drew a packed crowd in the Auditorium hotel as leaders and officials applauded both speakers amid cordial remarks on commerce and national policy.
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Busse
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Richard Hall
Mr. Bryan
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Ilinois
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T. P. Shonts
Charles H. Wacker
Kavanaugh
Deep Water Ways Association
Don Farnsworth
Judge Taft
Hall
Detroit Welcomes Pennant Winners Home
The Detroit American League champions arrived from Chicago to a cheering crowd at Michigan Central station led by Mayor Thompson. Pitcher Donovan was carried on fans shoulders as the team proceeded to the Hotel Pontchartrain for a jubilee before disbanding for practice at Bennett Park.
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Servia Wants a War Conferece of the Powers Held at Once
In a bold stance Servia seeks immediate escalation with Italy Britain France and Russia pressing for a conference of major powers to resolve tensions and prevent further conflict. The move underscores rising pressures on European diplomacy as the crisis deepens.
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Turkish Circular Demands Action on Treaty Violation
The Turkish circular protesting Bulgaria’s proclamation was sent to French Foreign Minister Pichon. It urges adherence to the Berlin Treaty and seeks an international conference to examine restoring legal order in Bulgaria and Eastern Rumelia, while reserving Turkey’s rights and avoiding force unless required.
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Paris
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Berlin
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Bulgaria
Rumelia
Crete Votes to Union as Crowds Flood Canea
A decree announced Crete’s union with Greece triggering a large afternoon demonstration in Canea. Police reports say firing and revolver shots occurred but order remained intact as around 100000 people gathered on the military grounds to celebrate.
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Hughes Attacks Bryan Ahead of Lincoln Visit
Governor Hughes of New York condemns Bryan's reform proposals during a multi town tour near Hastings. He warns against experiments that could derail the republic and cautions voters about accepting untried schemes while praising swift action to cure abuses.
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