Bryan Arrives in New York amid Rowdy Welcome
William J. Bryan arrived in New York at 2:55 PM to an emphatic ovation. Crowds packed Forty-second Street and the Grand Central Annex as Bryan rode in an open carriage with Richard Croker. In Madison Square Garden, thousands gained admission hours before doors opened for a rally featuring Bryan, Croker, Hearst, and others.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Grand Central Depot
Colonel Bryan
Hoffman House
Richard Croker
Forty-second Street
Lexington Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Price
Tammany Hail Reception Committee
Captain Price
Annex
Tammany Hall
William R. Hearst
O. H. P. Belmont
James A. Coogan
James Shevlin
Lewis Nixon
Lawrence Delmour
Croker
Peice
Bryan
Col. Bryan
Mr. Croker
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Shelvin
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square Garden
John B. Stanchfield
Fourth
Madison Avenues
Madison Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Pink Pills Help Brockton Woman Rebound From Weakness
Mrs Delta Willis of 243 Crescent Street Brockton Massachusetts details a two year struggle with nervousness headaches muscular weakness and loss of appetite. After failing with doctors she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and within a week gained three pounds and recovered breakfast appetite.
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Dr. Williams
Delta Willis
Crescent Street
Brockton, Mass
Bryan Talks Trusts and Army Size at Toledo Garden
Senator Hanna faced groans as Bryan attacked the ice trust and questioned a large standing army. He argued Republicans push a big force to suppress unrest and urged Congress to ratify and act on the Philippines treaty, ending with a peacemaking call and a December Toledo garden speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Webster Davis
Mayor Jones
Toledo
Davis
Jones
Stanchfield
Shephard
William F. Mackay
Mackay
Dixie
Dillingham Leads In Vermont Legislature Ballot
Dillingham leads in the first Vermont Legislature ballot for senator to succeed the late Justin Morrill. Grout, Hazleton, Prouty and Ross also listed, but no candidate reached the required majority. Balloting to continue daily as lawmakers meet in Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Jonathan Ross
St. Johnsbury
Justin S. Morrill
Smith
William P. Dillingham
W. W. Grout
Barton
Ross
Interstate Commerce
C. A. Prouty
Newport
Seneca Hazelton
Burlington
Dillingham
Grout
Hazleton
Dem
Prouty
Micket Agents Meet Opens 45th Convention in Buffalo
The forty fifth annual convention of the American Passenger and Ticket Agents association opened in Buffalo New York with nearly two hundred nine members in attendance as of October 16.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Passenger and Ticket Agents’ Association
Watch the little colds before they grow
A compact public notice warns that small colds can develop into severe illnesses and fatalities, urging care and attention. It references Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy option.
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Dr. Wood
Scare-Crow Imperialism That Bryan Talks About
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long argues in a Harvard Republican letter that McKinley’s administration brought prosperity, wise foreign policy, and progress in the Philippines. He dismisses Bryan’s anti imperialism as misdirected, calling true imperialism growth in education, civilization, and opportunity, not conquest, and labels anti imperialists as political scarecrows.
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Washington
John D. Long
Harvard Republican
Harvard College
McKinley
Philippines
Congress
Kansas City
Long
Bryan
Laley Lhese
Mr. Bryan
Lae Arias
CO. pUrouiud
New England
Nero
George Iliot
Julius Caesar
Spirit of Statesmen Dismisses Imperialism in Election Talk
The prose argues men of all opinions should contribute beyond partisanship toward ideals of law and government. It predicts imperialism will fade from political language, leaving only the nightmare memory as federalism itself recedes from the lexicon.
Semi-Annual Cotton Manufacturers Meet Opens in Washington
The Northeast Cotton Manufacturers Association began its semi annual session in Washington with about 150 members present and more expected. President M D Thompson of Providence welcomed attendees as Labor Commissioner Carroll D Wright spoke on The Factory as an Element of Social Life. Secretaries Gage and Long also addressed the gathering and Wright contended factory life lifts workers, while Long praised the industry as a guiding force in the community. Messages of regret from officials were read as Thompson closed the first session.
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Madison
Garden
New York
Shepard
Mr. Bryan
Guggenheimer
Council
Mr. Stevenson
Kansas City
Republic
Wao
Democratic Party
Bryan
Hanna Hanna
Roosevelt
Washington
N. E. Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
M. D. Thompson
Providence
Gege
Long
Carroll D. Wright
Thompson
Gage
Wright
New England
Association
Ellery Smith
Maryland
Root
Wilson
MacARTHUR'S CASUALTIES ON MARINDUQUE ISLAND
Washington reports General MacArthur in Manila detailing casualties from recent Marin duque operations. Killed include Torrijos and William Andrews among others. wounded listed for several officers and soldiers with varying degrees of injuries.
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Island
Marinduque
Washington
MacArthur
Manila
War Department
Torrijos
U. S S. V. Infantry
William Andrews
Elmore BE. Murray
Erwin Niles
Frank Weighand
Devereaux Shields
Liowane S. Colvin
Robert D. Jackson
Toliven G. Johnson
Juan B. Pole
John Shew
Connecticut Odd Fellows elect officers in Hartford
The grand encampment of the Odd Fellows at its Hartford session elected officers including Grand Patriarch William J. Berger of Stamford Grand High Priest Daniel M. Davis of Waterbury Grand Senior Warden Marcus L. Reynold of Bridgeport Grand Scribe Frederick Botsford of New Haven Grand Treasurer James E. Camp of Bridgeport Grand Junior Warden Newell J. Bailey of Derby and Grand Representative Herbert B Thatcher of Hartford.
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Hartford
Conn
The
Odd Fellows
Grand Pattriarch
William J. Berger
Stamford
Daniel M. Davis
Waterbury
Marcus L. Reynold
Bridgeport
Frederick Botsford
New Haven
James E. Camp
Newell J. Bailey
Derby
Herbert 2B. Thatcher
Trolley Leaders and Street Railway Officials Meet in Kansas City
The American Street Railway association opened its annual meeting in Kansas City with hundreds attending from across the country. President J. M. Roach of Chicago gave an address of welcome. Committee reports followed as the National Association of Street Railway Accountants also convened its annual session.
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Kansas City
American Street Railway Association
J. M. Roach
Chicago
National Association of Street Railway Accountants
Fourteen Hurt in Seattle Renton Street Car Crash
Fourteen persons were injured today when street cars collided on the Seattle to Renton line. Seriously hurt were F. A. Dunlap, Mrs. C. Wilson, Conductor Groat and Thomas Chambers in the Seattle Washington incident dated October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Renton
F. A. Dunlap
C. Wilson
Groat
Thomas Chambers
Widow of Stonewall Jackson undergoes surgery in Baltimore
Under fire and knife Baltimore Md Oct 16 Mrs Stonewall Jackson widow of the famed Confederate general yesterday submitted to a surgical operation at the Church Home infirmary. The operation was performed by Dr L McLane Tiffany. It was successful and no unfavourable results are anticipated.
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Baltimore, Md
Tragic Crushing at Caisholm Mills Claims 24-Year-Old Worker
Livermore Falls Me Oct 16 James Currie 24 unmarried employee of National Paper companys mills at Caisholm was instantly killed this forenoon when crushed between rollers.
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Livermore Falls
James Currie
National Paper Company
Caisholm’s
Fine Lot of Storm Skirts and Wool Waists at Basement Prices
A. G. Pollard & Co announces a closeout sale of 164 wool storm skirts at 2.49 and 2.98 with plaid and plain backs in grey and brown, originally 3.50 to 4.50. Also air wool flannel waists in black and colors at 1.39, originally 1.98. Limited quantities. Basement location.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured by Peruna Claims
Hartford City Indiana resident John Vance praises Peruna and Dr Hartman’s medicine, saying his kidney trouble improved and others began using it. J Brake of Petrolea Ontario reports four years with Bright's Disease and recovery after Peruna and Manalin. The ad urges taking Peruna at first symptoms and explains its claimed action on catarrh of kidneys and heart and invites a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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John Vance
Hartford City
Ind
Hartman
J. Brake
Petrolea
Ontario
Canada
Bright
Peruna
Manalin
Perua Medicine Coy
Columbus
Ohio
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Edward M. Shepard
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Hag the Pole
Micket
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Harry Richardson
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