Roosevelt reviews big Republican parade in Indianapolis
Gov Roosevelt tours Indianapolis for a fall festival political event receiving a grand reception. He rode through a crowded, cheering procession past the court house to speak on Bryan’s stance while defending Republican policies and praising war veterans. Curtis Guild Jr. and others spoke. police protected the route amid possible interference. Fort Wayne crowds favored Bryan.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Capt. W. English
Gov. Roosevelt
Indiana
Court House
English
Col
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Rooosevelt
New
Dennison Hotel
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Philippines
Cuba
China
Blaine
Curtis Guild
Fort Wayne
Stevenson Confident on Democratic Prospects in East
Adlai E. Stevenson, running mate candidate, arrived in Baltimore with Judge William M. Springer. He said he is in splendid health and confident of Democratic victory, noting cordial receptions in several states and optimistic outlook in Maryland, West Virginia, and Illinois before traveling to Belair for a county fair speech.
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Baltimore
Adlai E. Stevenson
William M. Springer
Silinous
Stevenson
Maryland
West Virginia
Illinois
Belair
Gov Mount Apologizes for Fort Wayne Stone Attack
Marion Indiana October 11 Gov Roosevelt uninjured after a Fort Wayne train sidetracks. Stone throwing in Fort Wayne blamed on hoodlums. Curtis Guild Jr. lightly wounded. Gov Roosevelt notes safe, calls incident minor. Gov Mount regrets event and apologizes in Indiana's name. Senator Fairbanks cites alleged plot by Fort Wayne Democrats to disrupt the meeting.
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Marion
Ind
Gov. Roosevelt
Mount
Roosevelt
Indiana
Fairbanks
Fort Wayne
Postmaster General Smith Predicts GOP Victory in Maryland and Indiana
Chicago dispatch reports Postmaster General Charles Ellery Smith at Republican headquarters says Maryland shows a strong Republican trend and West Virginia will vote Republican by a larger margin. He adds Indiana appears solidly Republican, reflecting improved chances for the party nationwide.
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Smith
Chicago
Charles Ellery Smith
Republican National
Maryland
West Virginia
Indiana
Senator Jones Confident Indiana Stays Democratic
Chicago Oct 11 Senator James K. Jones said Gen Harrison’s statement does not disturb Democrats in Indiana. He asserted the American voter thinks for himself and predicted Indiana will vote Democrat.
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Chicago
James KK. Jones Ti Cay
Warrison
Indiana
Depew Addresses Republican Editors on McKinley Victory Push
Senator Chauncey M. Depew opened the State Association of Republican Editors meeting in New York discussing Republican principles and efforts to rally support for McKinley. He condemned Bryan's platform recall and urged editors to warn readers against overconfidence, predicting Republican success and a continued McKinley administration with a favorable Congress.
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New York
State Association of Republican Editors
Republican Club
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
United States Senate
Kansas City
Bryan
Democratic Party
McKinley
Republican Party
Senate
Rhode Island Republicans Convene in Providence
The Republican state electoral convention and district meetings gathered in Providence with Judge Clarke H. Johnson presiding. The platform backed the McKinley administration, gold standard, foreign commerce gains, and Philippine sovereignty, urged bond support of 700000, and endorsed Capron and Bull. Electoral slate named Olney, Crumb, Treat, and Norman. Bull and Capron named for Congress districts.
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Providence
R. L
Clarke H. Johnson
Foster
McKinley
United States
Philippines
State House
Congress
Adrian
Flannel waists showcase varied designs this fall
Novelties appear in design and finish with tucked yokes in same material, tucked silk fronts with fancy stitching, plain fronts in different colors, and an embroidered front style. Garments come in assorted colors with prices kept moderate.
The Millinery Store Offers Trimmed Velvet Hats
A vintage millinery catalog style lists several black velvet hats with names and prices. Items include No 1 Black Velvet Hat with ribbon and buckle at 1.98, No 2 Velvet Hat with velvet fans and buckles at 2.98, No 58 Black Velvet Shape with bird aigrette at 3.49, and No 5 Black and colored velvet foundations priced 4.98, among others.
Dress Trimmings Show Latest Fall Novel Ties
A bewildering assortment of Fall Novel ties cannot fail to interest dressmakers and those seeking trim in the latest mode. The collection features All-Overs and appliqued effects of every description and offers a wealth of dress accessories to explore in person.
Wool Blankets Sale at Discounted Pair Prices
Readable text shows wool blankets offered at 1.49 each with fine quality and good size featuring pink red and blue borders. A 3.50 grade, 2.75 per pair, and 5.98 total pricing are listed for options.
Fleeced Underwear Deals Highlight Early Ad Sale
An old newspaper clipping advertises heavy fleeced garments for women and men including vests, pants, union suits and shirts. Prices are listed in cents per item, with mentions of brands like Oneita and OFAD. The sale emphasizes comfort and fit with knee and ankle lengths and silk finish options.
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B. FE. J
Framed Portraits Offer Classic Styles in Various Frames
On display on the second floor are 67 frames sized 27 by 23 and 4 inches in bronze gilt green and oak finishing. Subjects include copies of five. 98 per size. Additionally 25 by 21 and 5 inch gilt frames with fancy corners showcase colored photographs in a refined line of subjects priced at 1.98 each.
Anne Hart and Schreiber Case Deepens in New York
New York October 11. Elizabethport Banking Company faces tough asset realization as attachments target Anne Hart’s property and a large bank shortage, while Pinkerton and police hunt fugitive clerk William Schreiber who allegedly spent stolen funds on Hart and luxury living.
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New York
Elizabethport
N. J
Anne Hart
Wiliam Schreiber
Rinn
Justice Freed
Schreiber
Hart
Judge Gilhooley
Elizabeth Bank
Membezaler
Elizabethport Banking Company
Elizabeth
Camille
Dumas
We Forty Eighth Street
Con Tela
Altgeld Delivers Tariff and Trust Critique in Waterbury
Former Illinois Governor John P. Altgeld addressed over two thousand in Waterbury’s auditorium, denouncing the tariff the gold standard and trusts and criticizing the administration. Mayor E J Kilduff presided. Earlier he spoke to a large crowd in Naugatuck town hall.
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Waterbury
Conn
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
E. J. Kilduff
Altgeld
Naugutuck
Devine Exonerated in Flanagan Death Case
Philadelphia on October 11 a coroner s jury found that Steve Flanagan ex bantamweight champion boxer died from overtaxation after a boxing match the previous night. Teammate James Devine sparring with him at the time was exonerated from blame.
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Philadelphia
Steve” Flanagan
Flanagan
James Devine
Hood's Pills Cure For Liver Biliousness Indigestion
A compact 19th century notice promoting Hood's Pills as a convenient remedy for liver complaints biliousness indigestion and headaches. The ad emphasizes ease of use and a 25 cent price point.
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Hood
Coal Strike Heads To Scranton Convention
Anthracite miners in Pennsylvania, now on strike across the hard coal fields, gather in Scranton on October 12 to decide on the ten percent wage increase offered by most operators. Leaders disagree, with many favoring rejection unless guarantees and recognition are secured. A settlement seems unlikely without further negotiating rounds.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Battleship Alabama to Leave Cramp Yard for Commission
The battleship Alabama will depart the Cramp yard next Monday and enter commission the following day at League Island. The item notes the ship’s imminent readiness and placement into service.
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Philadelphia
Alabama
Cramp Yard
League Island
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