Tragic Streetcar Collision Shocks Cohoes
A deadly trolley crash in Cohoes New York near the Madison River bridge injuries many and deaths feared. A Troy City Railroad car collided with a Delaware and Hudson train as crowds from a Labor Day picnic returned, killing several aboard and injuring many more. The scene was crowded with anxious relatives as hospitals and authorities rushed victims. officials investigate speed and crossing safety.
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Cohoes
Trey City
Apedal
Delaware & Hudson Rails
Moedson River
Lousingburg
Wightvon
Tansingourg
Renssahier Park
Trey
Troy Ely
Cosas
Delaware
New York City
Jens
Dae Belge
Epee
Tralley
Delaware & Lucson Road
Immelstely
Tly Ageldent
Troy
Ovcerturn
Enginger
Decisive Dervish Victory Near Khartoum Reported
Sept 5 dispatches recount a major combat near Khartoum where the Dervishes held firm under heavy fire. British and Egyptian forces reportedly broke the Dervish center, with many casualties reported on both sides. The fight produced widespread admiration for Dervish bravery and featured detailed casualty notes and counts from field sources.
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Adda
Grenfe
Pianta Chintull
Battalena
Nile
Conta
Gover
Rosky Eminones
Thy Khiertn
Ordes
Tina
Kischener Awung
Jef
Guy Whale
Mary Glen
London
Karl Neufeld
Dongen
Summier
Jondin
Jondin, Supe i—The W Lias Re. Wo the Tele Ae Capt LU Hnl Goi
Kicherer
Vavaly
Gubounty
Bordefun
Loncon
Sept. S
Susan “Khmite Aueul
Abdullah
Mr. Howard
New York Herald
Cass
New Copperhead: Democratic War Policy Attacked in Press
The piece argues that Democratic leaders and spokesmen manipulate public opinion to oppose war aims, condemning their tactics and calling for accountability. It cites criticism of Republican and Democratic factions, mentions the 1898 era context, and notes editorial responses from St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Washington Post.
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Messrs. Bryan
Band & Co
Uut
Wrew
Baudtlglens
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
A warning to Col. Bryan in sharp editorial tone
The Sun reprints a stern letter by Capt. Comm Matterson, Virginia Democrat, denouncing annexation and opposing expansion policy. It warns Col. Bryan and allied Democrats that their stance will be swept away by public sentiment, criticizing leaders like Wilton Inn and Ohio figures while predicting a shift against Clevelandian politics and Philippine policy.
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CrTt
Col
Bryan
Uncle Blond
Bis Uncle Dick
Chicago
Washington Post
Sun
Comm Matterson
Virginia
Dem Vevitle
Stuning Morten
William B Witwon
Vilna
Don
Dickinwan
He Hanom
Jotun
Cleveland
Tadatsion
Gullvyon
Uno Aplvic
Whillira J
Livyuar
Sharp Campaign in Debated Politics and War Policy
A fragmentary opinion piece discusses political revival and party stances. It contrasts Republican support for war measures with Democratic questions about war finance and territorial expansion. The piece references President McKinley and Texas figures, noting divisions and strategic positioning in the campaign.
Democratic Debate and Bryan’s Free Silver Stand
Comment and opinion note a tie in the Democratic program on brotherhood and free silver, with factions split over leadership and strategy. It cites Chicago Tribune and Omaha Bee dispatches noting pressure from Bryan supporters, calls for investigations into army affairs, and warning of continued party divisions before another major defeat.
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Brotherhood
Bimetutisn
Bryan
Retta
St. Louis
Ubi Democrats
Roy Boy Walsia
Ureir
Nati Commercial Tribune
ByNow
Wse Ag
Lowey
Merv Shiavier
Miles
Simpson
Sebley
Venton
America
McWintey
Alger
War Department
Omahy
Cpa Hough
Algerlia
Chicago
Misessuri
Georgia
Democratic Party
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Jimmy
Judy
Allietus
Hale
Ram
Dandru
Alerre
Sreese Diewrs
Wiltwee
Beatsulve
Cobosa
N. Y
Beomes
Corouniliin Aeres Skebles
Animtordnnis Moliend
Freie
Oghicea Unemcuxere
Tendure
New York
Sept. A
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Santiago
Fust
Plymouth
Stapleton, St
Norfolk
Sunlingo Karrier
York
Mig
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tregedy
Obin
Toledo
EM Kelley
Ma- Tinta
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Kelley
Achoefelds
Drew
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Chitticathe
Amsterdam
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Adentordoaga
Molier
Wilhelm Ma
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Poywlty
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Queeo
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Muck
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Nrmy
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Tierce
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Mars
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Nice
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Lyse Lusisivs
Washington
Ges
Th & Blaney
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
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Detroit
Rock Sound
Ill
William Geisler
NEW Copperhead
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Severn
Howlon
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Spain
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Jasuew
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McWinley Gays
Wnat
Mittag
Col. Bryan
Hila
Tring
Ateresting
Ube
McMiney
Democrata
Republican Party
Lawlers
Democratic
Republican
Datute
Staten
Dolley
Texas
Beal's
Boston
Boylan Bros
Belfast
Jamaica
Crystal
Finn Alex
Wings
Elyria Bottling Co
Mechanic Street
Kelsey
W. Broad St
Tse
F. Block
Wauy Hardware
Nelson Morris
Hubert Day
West Broad Street
C. J. Wurst & CO
Elyaia
Ohio
E. U. Hague
West Broad Bt
Elyria
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