Bryan Denies Dropping Out as He Talks Principles Live
At Lincoln Lincoln Hotel a Jeffersonian club banquet drew 800 Democrats and Populists with Attendees including W J Bryan who received an ovation. John W Kern Indiana defeated Democrat spoke criticizing other Democrats. Bryan said his future candidacy would be determined by events and that principles live. He praised reforms and urged steadfast support for tariff and monetary stances while planning a Texas Kansas tour and returning to Nebraska.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jeffersonian Club of
Lincoln
Linecoln
Nebraska
Tren
W. J. Bryan
Cleveland
Bryan
John W. Kearn
Indiana
Nelghborn
Congress
United States Senate
Toffica
White House
W. M. Morning
the Press
R. L. Metcalfe
Omaha
W. A. Poynter
T. W. C. Cheeseman
Ashland
A. C. Shallenberger
John W. Kern
David Overmeyer
Kansas
J. R. Ladd
Mllnois
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Chicago
Current Events and Rumors Stir Historic Headlines
Reports from many cities recount a flood of unverified rumors and official actions. Notable items include possible abolition of tram service in January, Chicago fire losses and funerals, political moves in Liberia and the Philippines, and debates over tariff and penny demand.
Life of Crime Confessed by Sacramento Suspect
Sacramento dispatch reports H Green surrendered to police claiming he and his brother John murdered Bill Feeny at Claire station Michigan in 1875. He says they dumped the body after robbing him of 600 dollars, later serving in Detroit and Dakota, with further offenses including burglary and a prison sentence in Jackson. He states his brother was John Morgan, killed during a failed robbery near Davisville.
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Sacramento
Cal
H. Green
John
Bill Feeny
Claire Station
Isabelle County
Mich
Heenys
Feeny
Green
Detroit
Dakota
Selby
Ife
Buffalo
New Mexico
Michigan
Corona
Siaw Wassa
Jackson
Ifis
John Morgan
Southern Pacific Overland
Davisville
Tre
Chronic Dyspepsia and Stomach Health Claims
An advert promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a cure for chronic dyspepsia claiming to purify the blood and restore stomach strength by aiding liver function. It urges starting with pure food and stimulants to support digestion.
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Seo Otin Willish
Knox
Quest for Crowe Deepens in Eddie Cudahy Case
Omaha reports show Pat Crowe was seen in South Omaha about 20 hours before Eddie Cudahy’s abduction. A Monday night sighting prompts renewed police scrutiny while investigators weigh links to the kidnaping and traces of a pony found at Pacific Junction. The chief notes Crowe’s past, calls for arrest and intensifies the search.
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Omaha
Neb
Pat Crowe
South Omaha
Eddie Cudahy
Pat
Crowe
World Herald
Pacific Junction
St. Joseph
Donahue
Cudahy
Lynching Indemnity Paid by Bondsmen in Indiana Case
Mrs Lulu C Jen kins of Chicago has won 4000 dollars from the eight bondsmen of ex Sheriff Henry Bushing over the 1894 Ripley county lynching of her husband William Jenkins and four other men. The suit, begun after the murder, ended in a private settlement after three years. In a separate bank note, townsfolk mobbed the Old Town bank in Baltimore demanding deposits, with chaos and police guarding the building amid liabilities around 1.24 million dollars.
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Chicago
Lulu C. Jenkins
Ripley County
Indiana
Henry Bushing
William Jenkins
Jenkins
Versailles
Ind
Bank Falls
Baltimore
Old Town Bank
American National Bank
Egon
Play Savings Bank
Cape Colony Reports Boer Encounters Raise Anxiety
London reports describe a British yeomanry squadron trapped near Britstown with casualties and capture. De Wet presses in the Ladybrandt district while Boers seize Christmas wagons near Zeerust. Dispatches are scarce, sparking renewed anxiety over Cape Colony southward reach and Kitchener’s ability to curb Boer forces.
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Cape Town
Gritstown
de Wet
Maseru
Dee
Ladybrandt
Christman
Zeerust
Transvaal
Lord Methuen
London
South Africa
Cape Colony
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Britetown
Burghersdorp
Brabant
Clements
Magaliesburg
Daily Mail
New Year receptions set by Cartelyou in Washington
Secretary Cartelyou lists New Year’s Day arrangements for the president’s receptions in New York. Times show specific groups assigned to morning and afternoon slots including diplomats, high court judges, lawmakers, military officers, and federal officials. Also notes Hawaiian delegate Robert H. Wilcox receives mileage claim payment and future reimbursement.
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Washington
Cartelyou
New York
Il O'Steck
United States
Congress
Coimmlesionerg
District of Columbia
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Militia
Grand Army of the Republic
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Union Veteran Legion
Union Veterans’ Union
Inhabitants’ Association of
Robert H. Wilcox
House of Representatives
Hawaiian Islands
House
Honolulu
Wilcox
Kidnapping Drama Tangles Miller Family in Indianapolis
sensational kidnapping near Indianapolis involves ex US Attorney General Miller’s relatives. a wife abducts seven year old Sidney with the nurse. pursuit follows toward Brightwood Union station and eastward departures unknown. police search points to possible eastward escape while Rockefeller funds schooling for poor youths in new york.
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Tridianapolis
Ind
United States
Miller
Samuel D. Miller
W. H. H. Miller
New York
Samuel Miller
North
Delaware Street
Denison
Millers
Knickerbocker
East
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sidney
Indianapolis
Hord, Perkins & Miller
Francis Hord, Jr
Lafayette Perkins
Keating, Walrat & Miller
Mutual Life
Rutland
Central Park
Conger Hopeful on China Crisis and Reforms
London dispatch reports Mr. Conger optimistic that a settlement may occur with the empress dowager not officially recognized by envoys, while Senor de Cologan fears the joint note discussion could extend a year. Other items: French reports of Chinese forces near Peking, and American Marines said to have been first inside the Forbidden City. Also notes on Boxers and missionary burnings, and a new electric motor for hills, plus a Canada population forecast and a piano sale at M J Giever.
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London
Conger
Peking
Morning West
Ile
China
Senor de Cologan
Mr. Kelly
San Ho
Count Vom Waldersee
Washington
Gem Heywood
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Charles D. Long
Forbidden City
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Baye
Hex
Flrat
Philippines
Erie Railroad
Tramboya
Jeffries Ruhlin
Padereweki
France
Emperor William
Prince of Wales
W. D. Cateman
Liberia
G. W. Gibson
Grover Cleveland
Atlanta
McKinley
American Steel & Wire Company
Illinois State Teachers’ Association
Springfield
Roberts
Harlow N. Higinbotham
Marshall Field & Co
Count de Castelline
Patterson
Bismareck
N. D
Mary Kennedy
West Monroe Street
M. Dilcasse
Potter Palmer
Manning
Legion of Honor
Lake View
Western Express
Houghton
Love
Long
Maine
Arlington Cemetery
Milwaukee
Wis
Yankton, & C
Grand Rapids
Paul
Mino
Des Moines
Calgary
N. W.T
Clarence
Hall Claire
John Kelly
Willie Hull
Union Mills
Norwalk
Conn
Kelly
Fee
Hull
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church (Colored
Ruy. J. L. Leonard
the Maritime Congress
Brunswick
National Maritime Congress
Georgia
Union
Steubenville, C
J. O. Naylor
American Marbies Company
Payeo
Mureder
Miche Igen
Kentucky
Irenka Records
Lexington
Ikeports
United States ‘Navy
Alvord
Cornelius L. Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
United States Circuit Court
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Daily Express
Eases Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
South
Huntington
W. Va
Independent Glass Combine
Central Cementville
Cemencville
Salt Lake City
Utah
The
Rio Grande Western
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Affaur
Madison Medicina Qo
Lin
Miler
Indianaapolis
Rockefeller
Baptist Churches of
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company
Tenth Avenue
Forty-seventh
Forty
Halilroad
Williams County
Wayne Crowell
Charles Canan
Blakeslee
Wabash
Philadelphia
Thomas Murphy
Hig
Boston
Roger Welcott
Milton
von Waldersee
Chochan
Paoting-fu
Kuan-Hsien
Here
Li Hung Chang
Canada
Jan. Lst
M. J. Gieverr’s
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