Notable Speeches in Madison Square Garden
New York reports a Republican rally for Governor Roosevelt at Madison Square Garden with thousands gathered from Grand Central arrivals to a big crowd outside and inside. Roosevelt, praised by Gen. Greene and others, defends sound money and decries Bryan and Croker while urging loyalty to the party.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
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Grand Central Station
Francis V. Greene
George R. Manchester
Cornelius N. Bliss
William Barnes, Jr
N. B. Scott
William H. Ten Eyck
Mr. Bliss
Fifth Avenue
Star of Travel
Parlor
D. R
Madison Square
McKinley
Bartholdi Hotel
Manchester
Senator Platt
Gen
Fly. Greene
J. H. Manly
Thevernor
Gen. Greene
Roosevelts Speech Spurs War Time Politics in New York
In a charged political gathering Governor Roosevelt defends the army, rails against Bryanism, and lauds the Spanish war effort. Speakers including Fairchild Odell Black and Frye buttress Republican lines on Spain, tariffs, and imperial policy while denouncing Democratic strategy and calling for unity behind McKinley.
Governor's public hall address in Schenectady on monopoly claim
In Schenectady two meetings were set, a public hall gathering and an open-air event near the depot. The governor declined to speak outdoors but, in the hall, rebutted Mr Bryan's pledge to dismantle private monopolies, saying it would imply destroying every patent and harm General Electric in the city. At Albany, over 1000 people welcomed him at Union Station as he saluted from his car.
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New York County
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Theodore Roosevelt
Gov
Fairchild
Mr. Croker
Croker
Jefferson
Gov. Roosevelt
Mr Bryan
Schenectady
N. Y
United States
General Electric Company
Albany
Union Station
Bryan Concludes New Jersey Campaign Tour
Hon. Wm. J. Bryan wraps up a New Jersey tour with attentive crowds at stops including Hoboken, Paterson, Dover, and Newark. He meets 500 German supporters in Hoboken and plans brief Connecticut appearances before returning to New York for Democratic clubs event.
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N. J
Wm. J. Bryan
New Jersey
Jersey
New York City
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Hoboken
Harrison
Dover
Orange
Summit
Morristown
Boonton
Bailleville
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Connecticut
New Haven
Bridgeport
New York
Bryan in Newark Paterson meeting draws vast ovations
In Newark and Paterson crowds greet William Jennings Bryan with flags bunting and cheering as he is paraded from the railroad station to the courthouse in an open carriage. The Paterson audience swells to an ocean of supporters, hindering his speech but applauding his campaign themes.
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N. J
Bryan
Paterson
Court House
Bryan Speak Sparks Large Crowds in Newark Tour
A three minute speech was scheduled in Belleville between Paterson and Newark where a crowd gathered at the railroad station to glimpse the candidate. Mr Bryan arrived in Newark around 7 pm, greeted by thronged streets and green fire lighting the route to James Smith's residence for dinner. In Newark crowds assembled before Roseville park Kruger auditorium and the baseball grounds where successive speeches drew loud applause and showcased his popularity.
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Bryan
United States
James Smith
Roseville Park
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Baseball Grounds
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Receives City Democratic Clubs Rally in New York
Arrangements are set for a Bryan reception by New York Democratic clubs with Connecticut guests. Events include dinners at Hoffman House and Madison Square Garden, a fireworks display, and a 90 minute speech at Madison Square Garden after a 3 PM arrival from New Haven.
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William J.bryan
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Connecticut
Cooper Union
Broadway Athletic
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Bryan
New Haven
Hoffman House
Nathan Strauss
John H. Gardiner
van Wyck
John Tomlinson
Alabama
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Elliot Danforth
James Creelman
Maxihsen
Madison Square
Bryan Croker alliance hurts Bryan's West support
Chicago Oct 26 The effect of Bryan's alliance with Croker on his political fortunes grows clearer in the West. Republican managers spread circulars praising Tammany and Croker as Bryan speaks at Cooper Union, while Schurz compares Croker to Satan. Some see the alliance as Bryan's gravest campaign misstep. Chairman Babcock will release a House composition estimate, likely echoing recent tables.
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Fvil
Bryan
Croker
West
Tammany
Alleghenies
Cooper Union
Carl Schurz
Satan
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
Standings Army Report Outlines US Forces Reduction Plan
The Republican national committee released a statement notes gradual troop cuts in occupations abroad. Gen Davis in Porto Rico urges leaving about 18 companies, with artillery to guard San Juan. troop reductions planned in China and the Philippines to follow after elections. Secretary Root recalls 1898 flags a decrease rather than increase. Army may fall to 27,000 next July unless amended.
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Republican National Committee
United States Army
War Department
Washington
Davis
Porto Rico
San Juan
China
Philippines
Root
McWinley
Spain
Samuel J. Tilden
Sound Money Parade Chooses General Molineux Chief Marshal
New York Oct 26 Gen Molineux father of Roland B Molineux to marshal the drug paint oil and chemical division of the sound money parade expected to field 7000 men Andrew D Rogers says trade leaders urged his acceptance staff includes his sons Leslie and Cecilan the division will be split into sections with a quartet to sing during the march Also mentions growing popularity of the automobile wedding trip and its advantage over balloons
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New York
Molineaux
Roland B. Molineux
Andrew D. Rogers
Leslie
Cecilan
Knight Templar Colonel Moody Praises Peruna Cure
A Chicago jeweler and lodge leader T P Moody credits Peruna with curing long standing catarrh in his stomach and his wife’s bronchial cough. Moody urges others to start Peruna to end their catarrh and related ailments, noting catarrh can affect any organ.
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Colonel T. P. Moody
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Masons
Colonel Moody
Oriental Consistory Masons
Michigan Avenue
Ill
Peruna
T. P. Moody
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