Man and Dollar: Roosevelt Campaign Parade in Ohio
Governor Roosevelt rides with Gov. Nash and Senator Foraker in Cleveland as a massive parade honors the vice presidential hopeful. He accuses Bryan of harmful policy and argues to unite man and dollar, with stops in Toledo and other towns featuring speeches by Nash and Guild.
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Bryan Makes Speeches Across Hudson Triangle Tour
Presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan toured from Hudson to Albany with stops at Troy Cohoes and Mechanicsville drawing large overflow crowds. He argued for self rule in Mexico praising progress under self government and recalled Lincoln and the 1856 Republican platform during remarks in Troy and Albany.
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Republicans Celebrate Hamilton Birthday Not Jefferson
A fragmented line notes the Republican Party gathering to mark Alexander Hamilton’s birthday, presenting him as Jefferson’s greatest Presidential opponent rather than Jefferson himself. The snippet contrasts two founding era figures in a partisan setting.
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Jeffrson
Jefferson
Hamilton
Governor Roosevelt Cancels Boston Speech Engagement
Boston news reports Gov. Roosevelt’s planned October 27 appearance in Tremont Temple and Faneuil Hall has been cancelled. State headquarters expressed surprise as arrangements were complete. Executive Clerk Reynolds will depart for New York that night to assess options.
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Mrs Stevenson Reports at Holyoke WCTU Convention
Mrs Stevenson's address at the Holyoke WCTU state convention reviews global war blights and colonial tensions, praises temperance progress, notes Cuban teachers visit faults, and laments limited Protestant exposure. Welcome and closing ceremonies mark opening and later sessions with reports from department superintendents and past presidents.
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Burned to Crisp A Calumet Village Woman Dies in Kitchen Accident
Mrs. Kate Richardson of Calumet Village, Uxbridge, was burned to death while preparing dinner for her son Walter Burke. She was frying beefsteak when her clothing caught fire near the stove, and she was found burned to a crisp this noon.
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Kate Richardson
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Retired Unitarian Clergyman Dr John T G Nichols Dies
Boston Oct 17 The Rev John T G Nichols a retired Unitarian clergyman died at his home 83 Kirkland street Cambridge of old age He was born in Portland Maine 84 years ago and lived in Cambridge under a dozen years Most of his ministry was in Maine including a long pastorate in Saco He leaves three sons Edgar Nichols of Browne Nichols Cambridge William of Brooklyn and Charles of Buxton Maine He belonged to First Parish church Cambridge
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Will of Caleb T Simmes Probate Bequests Public Gifts
In Worcester on October 17 the will of Caleb T Simmes of Lancaster was probated. Public bequests total 40000 dollars, including 3000 dollars to the American Peace Society and 3000 dollars to the Salt Lake City academy for the education of Mormon children.
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Caleb T. Simmes
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American Peace Society
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Shot at Pasen Theatrical Exchange in Chicago
Joe Pasen proprietor of Pasen Theatrical Exchange was shot in the abdomen by actress Zarah Card. Pasen is in critical condition at county hospital. Card says she fired in self defense after a quarrel over an engagement.
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Ills
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Zarah Card
Pasen
Miss Card
Nickerson Nominated by Democratic Committee
Edwin D. Mead declines the Democratic bid for Congress in the Eighth district due to duties. The convention committee fills the vacancy and formally tender’s Nickerson the nomination, which he accepts.
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Boston
Edwin D. Mead
P. T. Nickerson
Gridiron Scores From Harvard Yale Princeton and More
Harvard rolled over Bates 41 0 at Cambridge with long runs and strong interference while Yale blanked Bowdoin 30 0 in New Haven. Princeton defeated Syracuse 43 0 in New Jersey with two early touchdowns. Penn edged State College 17 5 in Philadelphia as Hare and Gillmore returned in the second half. West Point beat La Salle 11 6 at Highland Falls in 15 minute halves.
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Foooball
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Wallace
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la Salle Institute
la Salle
Vermont and Dartmouth Play Scoreless Opener in Burlington
In Burlington Vermont on October 17 both Dartmouth and the University of Vermont failed to score in a defensive clash. The ball stayed mostly in Dartmouth territory but the visitors could not punch in a touchdown despite strong effort in the 20 minute halves. Vermont showed surprising strength in its season debut.
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Dartmouth
University of Vermont
Vermont
Barker and Jordan Draw In Third Day Checker Match
Boston reports Barker and Jordan routed through another pair of drawn games as the championship match continued into its third day. In Terre Haute Crescens failed to beat his 2.04 mark due to a light tail wind, clocking 2.05 1-4 for the mile with splits 30 3-4, 1.02 1-4, 1.38 1-4.
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Jordan
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Terre Haute
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Archbishop Ire land Arrives Aboard Majestic From Abroad
Archbishop Ireland of St Paul reached New York aboard the Majestic after a lengthy overseas voyage. He declined to be interviewed.
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New York
Ireland
St. Paul
Majestic
Flowers on the new silks promise life size gowns
A fashion note considers silk gowns adorned with forget-me-nots, daisies, and other blooms. It envisions dry anthemis, hydrangeas, and sunflowers as decorative touches, highlighting the beauty of botanical embellishments on fabric.
New Gun Gray Shade Joins Palette as Patriotic Hue
A new color described as gun gray debuts among recent shade offerings. The character g is intentional, signaling a patriotic theme. The development reflects branding toward bold, practical tones in modern palettes.
Lipton's Shortest Challenge Sent to America
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton pledging to launch a second challenge for the America's Cup. He would give all he has to build a craft better than the Herreshoffs and seeks no conditions beyond race timing, hoping for fair course at Sandy Hook.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
England
Herreshoffs
Sandy Hook
America
Lipton's Challenge Accepted For America's Cup Race
New York Oct 17 The New York Yacht Club accepted Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the America's Cup at a special meeting. A committee will finalize terms including dates courses and sailing rules under the regatta committee. C Quiver Iselin declined to discuss forming another syndicate or building a new boat. It is possible the Columbia may again defend the cup.
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Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
C. Quiver Iselin
Nineteen Heats Run Off on Yesterday's Programme
Boston October 17 large crowd attended a busy racing program with nineteen heats run off across the day. Local track officials reported strong participation and competitive battles in multiple events, highlighting the day’s brisk pace and steady spectator interest.
Races Run Through At Old Saugus Track Amid Delays
A long programme at the Old Saugus track saw no less than 19 heats completed with only the 2.20 pace unfinished after two heats. Twelve horses started that race and a post race mix up led to five drivers barred from a place. The 2.18 trot required seven heats to decide while Locanda won the 2.25 pace leftover from yesterday and Dark Wilkes won the 213 pace in three heats. Loma took the 215 trot after dropping the third heat to Alkalone.
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Dark Wilkes
Loma
Alkalone
Pittsburg Blank Brooklyn in 10 Run Showdown
Pittsburg triumphed 10 to 0 over Brooklyn after denying all but a single third base reacher. Phillippi allowed few hits while Williams misplayed an early ball at first base. Cross collected a three base hit as Pittsburg capitalized on Brooklyn errors and timely plays.
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New England Cotton Manufacturers meet in Washington
About 150 members of the New England Cotton Manufacturers association gathered at the Arlington hotel Washington for its second session with papers on cotton growing drying yarns and textile production. Secretary Wilson and Secretary Woodbury attended and a Buffalo Pan American exposition pledge was adopted. The group met with President in the White House east room.
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Arlington Hotel
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Lyster H. Dewey
R. H. Edmonds
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R. M. Miller, Jr
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Wilson
Charles F. Fish
Dover
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F. H. Bishop
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Charles H. Woodbury
George R. Smith
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White House
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Judge Gray Accepts Post on Hague Arbitration Commission
Washington October 17 Judge George B Gray has notified the President of his acceptance to the vacancy on the American delegation to the Hague arbitration commission caused by ex President Cleveland's declination The appointment follows Cleveland's refusal and confirms Gray as a delegate to the commission
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George B. Gray
Hague Arbitration Commission
Cleveland
Collision In Newport Harbor Involving Two Torpedo Boats
A telegram to the navy department reports the torpedo boats Dahlgren and Craven collided outside Newport last night and were forced to retreat. Both vessels reached Newport safely.
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Navy Department
Dahlgren
Craven
Newport
Ex Secretary Sherman In Poor Health Reports Better Today
Washington Oct 17 Ex Secretary of State John Sherman was quite ill last night with health described as not very good of late Inquiries at his house say he was slightly better today The report notes he remains under care at his home in Washington
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Washington
John Sherman
Irish Nationalists Stand Strong in Parliament Amid Wins
London report notes Irish Nationalists retain undiminished strength as United Irish league dominates with Mr. O'Brien as organizer and paymaster. Healy acts as a free agent. Unionist majority in new Commons estimated at 132, reflecting a historic Conservative comeback since 1832.
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United Irish League
O'Brien
Healy
Parnell
Dublin
House of Commons
England
Welsbach Light Promises Yusea Mantle Boost
A new Welsbach Light features the Yusea Mantle claiming fifty percent more light and triple strength. The lamp is advertised to last longer and provide a brighter beam, with First-class Gas Cooking Ranges offered at cost.
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