Roosevelt Closes Kentucky Campaign in Covington
Governor Roosevelt wrapped up his Kentucky tour in Covington addressing a large crowd after stops in Lexington Winchester Mount Sterling Morehead Ashland Greenup South Portsmouth Vanceburg and May s ville. He attacked Bryanites and trusts, defended army size and Philippines policy, and urged ballot honesty.
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Roosevelt
Kentucky
Ohio
Richard P. Ernest
Lexington
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Judge Durham
Winchester
Mount Sterling
Morehead
Ashland
Greenup
Southportsmouth
Vanceburg
Maysville
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Birthplace remark highlights presidential rival
A speaker at the railroad station references the site’s link to the rival’s presidential career. He notes the crowd’s presence at the birthplace of the President of the United States and quips that the listener cannot be born again for another chance, implying limited terms.
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United States
Depew Addresses Yale Mass Meeting on McKinley
Hon Chauncey M Depew spoke at College street hall to Yale students and graduates in a Republican club event. A thousand students marched and called on President Hadley who said he will vote for McKinley. Depew scored Bryan and praised Cleveland before ending with a eulogy of McKinley.
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Conn
Chauncey M. Depew
Yale
College Street Hall
Republican Club
Hadley
President McKinley
Depew
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
McKinley
Hanna Hustling in Wisconsin on Trust and Tariff Tour
Senator Hanna began a northwest speech tour with six Wisconsin addresses including two each at Waukesha and Madison. He stressed the trust issue and tariff stance, declaring no monopolies exist except those protected by government patents, and claimed major combines have been dissolved under German law.
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Wis
Hanna
Northwest
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Hanna and Frick
Racine Junction
Racine
Prohibition Campaign Arrives in Rochester Tonight
Rochester, Oct 15 The prohibition special train reached the city after ten stops from Buffalo. Presidential candidate John G. Wooley and party were greeted by hundreds at the station and driven to Fitz Hugh Hall where over 3000 listened as Wooley spoke. Major stops included Wellsville and Avon with large crowds, with brief calls at Hornellsville Dalton Castile Warsaw Batavia.
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N. Y
Buffalo
John G. Wooley
Prohibition Union
Fitz Hugh Hall
Wooley
Wellsville
Avon
Wooley and Wardwell
Hornellsville
Dalton
Castin
Warsaw
Batavia
Democrats Fail to Nominate in Ninth District Convention
In Boston at Faneuil Hall the Ninth district Democrats adjourned after six ballots without naming a candidate. A meeting is set for Wednesday night in Wesleyan hall. Filing closes Thursday at five oclock, after which tickets may only be formed via nomination papers.
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Ninth Congressional District
Faneuil Hall
Wesleyan Hall
Grant for McKinley Ex-Mayor Signals Intentions
Ex Mayor Hugh Grant reportedly told a friend he will vote for McKinley and is not reluctant to have his position known. The report dated October 15 from New York notes his openness.
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New York
Hugh Grant
McKinley
Bryan at Cleveland and five campaign stops
Hon. Wm. J. Bryan arrived in Cleveland at 5 40 pm and spoke at the Central armory and Hollenden hotel balcony. He toured Canton Niles and New Philadelphia, with large crowds at New Philadelphia and Youngstown, while brief in Niles and quiet in Canton and Niles. He reviewed campaign issues on the train.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Central Armory
Canton
Niles
Hanna
New Philadelphia
Youngstown
Public Square
Opera House
McKinley
Bryan
Mass Anti Imperialist Meeting in Pawtucket IL
A mass meeting of the local anti imperialistic league was held at the Auditorium in Pawtucket R I with Dr L F Gavin Democratic candidate for Congress presiding Col Charles R Codman vice president of the league delivered the principal address which will be repeated in New England This event marks the league activity in the region tonight.
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Pawtucket
R. IL
The
Anti-Imperialistic League
L. F. ¢. Gavin
Congress
Charles R. Codman
League
New England
Secretary Long Plans Western Speaking Tour
Washington reports Secretary Long will tour the West starting next week. He will visit Colorado to see his daughters and may deliver one or two talks in Nebraska. The trip emphasizes political topics across multiple states and timelines.
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Washington
Long
Colorado
Nebraska
Six Men Face Criminal Conspiracy Charge in Yorkville
In New York on October 15 the alleged illegal registration case against six men was changed to criminal conspiracy. The defendants were remanded for a further hearing tomorrow. In Lynn on October 15 Maj Henry Winn of Malden was chosen as the Democratic candidate for Congress from the seventh district by acclamation at a Ward Four Democratic club convention.
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Yorkville Court
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Henry Winn
Malden
Democrats
Congress
Ward Four
Democratic Club
Venezuelan Exhibit Not Planned for Pan-American Buffalo
The Venezuelan government says Venezuela will not have an exhibit at the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo in 1901. A Havana cablegram reports that Director of Posts Fosner, ill with yellow fever, is entirely out of danger.
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Venezuela
Buffalo
Washington
Havana
Fosner
Forgery Case Nets Rice Heirloom Lawyer and Valet
In New York on Oct 15 Albert T Patrick and Charles F Jones both charged with conspiring to forge William M Rice’s name to a 25000 check drawn on Swenson & Sons. Patrick and Jones pleaded not guilty as witnesses identified Jones as Rice's valet and Patrick’s signature appeared on the indorsement.
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Albert T. Patrick
Charles F. Jones
William M. Rice
Center Street
Craine
Wm. M. Rice
Patrick
S. M. Swenson & Sons
Asst. Dist. Atty
Osborne
Frederick B. House
Jones
John H. Wallace
Swenson & Sons
Rice
Wallace
David L. Short
W. O. Wetherbee
Mr. Short
Mr. Rice
Short
Abert T. Patrick
EB. P. Swenson
House
W. BE
E. P. Swenson
Roosevelt Rally Draws vast crowd in Lexington Kentucky
Governor Roosevelt received a royal reception in Lexington with crowds at the depot and the courthouse square. He was introduced by W. C. P. Breckinridge and M. J. Durham as Rough Riders marched in the parade. He urged that fraud and coercion in elections threaten democracy and warned Democrats away from lost causes. He spoke briefly at Winchester and Mt. Sterling before continuing to Morehead and Ashland.
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Roosevelt
Court House
W. C. P. Breckinridge
M. J. Durham
Cleveland
Kentucky
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Morehead
Ashland
Republican committee predicts landslide for McKinley ticket
New York dispatch reports the Republican national committee expressing strong confidence in a large victory for McKinley and Roosevelt. They foresee a tidal wave impacting the White House and both houses of Congress, noting unprecedented enthusiasm and support among members.
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New York
Republican National Committee
McKinley
Roosevelt
Congress
Rocks Wreck Train at Storm King Mountain
A rock avalanche from Storm King mountain near Cornwall New York toppled onto the West Shore railway wrecking two locomotives and 13 freight cars. Engine drivers Wood and Keating escaped with minor injuries though fireman Hanney was crushed and scalded. Grain and merchandise littered the tracks.
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N. Y
Mother Hubbard
West Shore Road
Storm King Mountain
Cornwall
Wood
Keating
Leland Hanney
Modena
Musgrave Released After Habeas Corpus Case
Thomas B. Musgrave was discharged in New York Supreme Court after an all day habeas corpus hearing sought by Edwin Woodward and wife of Summit New Jersey. The Musgraves, known in Boston and Bar Harbor society, alleged he was detained in a sanitarium without proper commitment papers. Justice Freeman ordered a jury and commission to inquire into his mental condition on proper notice.
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Thomas B. Musgrave
Supreme Court
Edwin Woodward
Summit
N. J
Musgrave
Musgraves
Boston
Bar Harbor
Fifth Avenue
Justice Freeman
Race and Reynolds Escape From Vermont Prison
In Rutland Vermont two prisoners Jerry Race and Gilbert Reynolds escaped from the state house of correction by bending iron bars and slipping from a corridor window while others dined. A bloodhound is missing and the duo may have taken the dog and killed it to pursue a reward. Authorities and crowds search for the escapees aged about two years.
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Rutland
Jerry Race
Gilbert Reynolds
Vermont House of Correction
Race
Reynolds
Railway Station Looted at Houston Missouri
Burglars blew open the Canadian Pacific station safe between midnight and 3 am causing heavy interior damage. They stole over $200 in cash, leaving a shattered office and damaged woodwork and glass. Loss to the railroad exceeds double the cash stolen. Woodstock and nearby towns notified.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Woodstock
Canadian Line
Young Train Wreckers Arrested in Chicago
Four boys aged 9 to 11 were arrested on suspicion of wrecking the New York and Boston express on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad at South Chicago. The crash killed two men and injured three. The youths deny involvement though one mentions two boys who stole switch parts.
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Chicago
New York and Boston Express
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
South Chicago
Fire destroys Cleveland and Eastern sheds at Gates Mills
Fire late tonight leveled the car sheds of the Cleveland and Eastern Electric railway company at Gates Mills near Cleveland. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. No injuries reported. The blaze caused substantial damage to rolling stock and property, with investigators assessing the scene for the cause.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland and Eastern Electric Railway Company
Gate’s Mills
Miners and Troops Mobilize as Panthers Creek Tensions Rise
In Shenandoah Pa on October 15 General Gobin orders six companies of the Fourth regiment and a special Philadelphia Reading train toward Tamauga to intercept miners en route to Panther Creek. Cavalry from Oneida to join. officials say troop actions follow sheriff orders amid ongoing strike tensions. Meanwhile Shamokin reports miners warned against petitions from coal carriers urging work, with operators resisting a ten percent wage increase. In Scranton no conference occurred between operators and Temple Iron officials, who reiterated they will wait on employer response with no changes to offers.
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McAdoo
Panther Creek
Philadelphia & Reading
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Coaldale
Oneida
Toole
Shamokin
United Mine Workers
Ninth District
Mitchell
Scranton
Temple Iron Company
Watkins
The
Temple Company
Associated Press
If Women Only Knew Doan's Kidney Pills Ad
Lowell reader Mrs L A Clifford testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache from kidney trouble after purchasing at Willngwood and Co drug store. Ad claims quick relief and recommends Doan's, 50 cents, sale by all dealers with Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo as agents.
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L. A. Clifford
Worthen Street
Dean
Willngwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster-Miburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Out on Strike Over Wage Cuts at New Haven Iron Works
New Haven Conn Oct 15 strike by 100 skilled workers followed a wage reduction 5 to 17 and a half percent causing shutdown of the rolling mill and layoff of 250 helpers. Changes cut weekly pay by 2 to 4 dollars amid a company decline in iron prices and ongoing night operations. In New York President Gary of Federal Steel cites mill repairs at Lorain Ohio and denies knowledge of a proposed union steel company or rebates on rails bought at 26 per ton.
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Sugar Company
Standard Oil Company
Cotton Bale Company
Ohio
Bryan
The
Philippines
Roosevelt
Carolina
Kentucky
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Conn
New Haven Iron and Steel Company
Susquehanna Steel and Iron Company
Schale
New York
Gary
Federal Steel Company
Lorain
Union Steel Company
Pittsburg
Judge Denies Further Delay in Youtsey Goebel Shooting Case
Georgetown Ky Oct 15 Judge Cantrill overruled a motion for a further continuance in the Henry FE Youtsey case. Defense says Youtsey is gravely ill while the prosecution contends he can hear understand and reason though not always speak. Trial directed to proceed with rights preserved under law.
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Georgetown
Cantrill
Henry FE. Youtsey
Goebel
Youtsey
Youtsey Trial Testimony Reveals Goebel Killing Details
Georgetown Ky Oct 15 The Henry E Youtsey trial for Gov Goebel killing resumes with Youtsey seen on a cot by an open door crying aloud Arthur Goebel testifies about an jail interview He recounts receiving a room key from John Powers after which Youtsey met Gov Taylor who allowed the shooting and discussed pardoning the shooter He says Youtsey admitted bringing in Berry Howard Jim Howard and Dick Coombs and supplied cartridges for a 38 caliber rifle
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Henry E. Youtsey
Gov. Goebel
Youtsey
Arthur Goebel
Gov. Taylor
Berry Howard
Jim Howard
Dick Coombs
Daily Globe offers home cook book for housekeepers
Boston Daily and Sunday Globe headlines quick dinner supper and breakfast ideas with economical in housekeeper prepared menus. It promises recipes from refined New England homes and responds to reader requests with special recipes. The Globe also covers pest control plant care flowers animals and crafts in its Housekeepers' Department.
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Sunday Globe
The
Globe
New England
New Oyland
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