Next President Here at Michigan Central Depot
Two thousand to twenty five hundred people heard the next president of the United States give a ten minute speech at the Michigan Central depot. The crowd pressed for a handshake as the train pulled away ten minutes late at 10 31. He attacked the Republican party for placing dollars before people and cited and argued about monetary policy and governance in 1806 and 1896 and the status of Porto Rico and the Philippines.
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United States
Michigan Central Depot
Bryan
Republican Party
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Battle Creek
Marshall
Maybury
Yodd
U. G. Bradshaw
S. D. Williams
Schneider
Detroit
W. J. Bryan
Ar. Bryan
Ehort
William J. Bryan Speech Draws Large Turnout in Battle Creek
The crowd gathered in Marshall and Battle Creek as William J. Bryan spoke for about ten minutes, outlining key campaign issues and urging voters to hold their party to account. He defended republican principles while criticizing trusts and highlighted contrasts between citizens in the Philippines and the United States.
Harrison says he will not campaign further
General Benjamin Harrison issued a cautious statement denying consent to speeches in the campaign. He said he would not do more campaign work, noting a long history of public service and retirement from party management since 1896, while criticizing policy positions and urging restraint on elections.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Joan Bress
Ure Supmane Court
the United Boites
Idagerstimd
Permsiki
Prosidert
Ordeo
Ryan
LE Tre Co
Republcan
Carnegie
Velhoves
Economie Polley
Republican Party
Bryan in Michigan Opens Tour Across the State
In Grand Rapids on October 11, Bryan delivered sixteen speeches across Michigan. Open-air meetings dominated, with travel on schedule under State Chairman Cam pau. The route covered Michigan City New Buffalo Kenton Harbor Niles Dowagine Lawton Kalamazoo Plainwell Otsego Allegan Hamilton Holland Grand Haven Muskegon and Grand Rapids, two events at Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Bryan
State of
Michigan
Campau
Michigan City
New Buffalo
Kenton Harbor
Niles
Dowagine
Lawton
Kalamazoo
Plainwell
Otsego
All
Roosevelt in Indiana Opens Crowded Campaign in Fort Wayne
Governor Roosevelt spoke three times in Fort Wayne drawing record crowds and three parades. Earlier stops included Hammond Rensselaer Lafayette Monon and Frankfort. Rocks were thrown at his carriage on Calhoun street wounding Curtis Guild Jr. and narrowly missing the governor. In Atchison a mother and child died after falling into a cistern. Three men died in a townhouse fire in Roxbury, Boston.
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Addrennen
Fort Wayne
Ind
Roosevelt
Huntington
Laying
Library Hall
Curtis Guild
Gov
United States
Fairbanks
Indiana
Charles Dewett
Col. Roosevelt
Gov. Roosevelt
Col
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Trev Fight Near Hazleton Marks Fatal Clash
Hazleton Pennsylvania October 11 a special policeman was killed and another wounded in a clash at Oneida colliery Coxe Bros during a strike by 500 nonunion workers. Ten nonunion men were wounded and one striker may die. Police and strikers clashed as women attacked the track and shots rang out, with Mills Kellner and Lesko among the injured and killed.
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Hazleton
Oneida
Coxe Bros
Kili
Isaiah Mills
Beart Meadow
George Kellner
Beaver Meadow
Joseph Lesko
Sheppton
John van Margin
James Tosh
Shepplon
Derringer
Coxe Bros. & Co
van Blargin
Calliery
Kudleek
Ile
No. 2
Shota
Mills
Kellner
Lesko
Sheriff Toole
Schuylkill County
Philadelphia
James O’domnell
Fourth annual National Good Government league convention
The fourth annual convention of the National Good Government league will meet in Allegheny, Pa., Nov 28, 29 and 30, 1900. The league aims to unite supporters of good government, curb corruption, promote initiative and referendum, and advance good government through cooperation with allied organizations nationwide. Representation is open to all willing to cooperate.
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Pittsburgh
National Good Government League
Allegheny
United States
US replies to France on China settlement terms
Washington reports the United States delivered its answer to France’s note on China to M Thiebaut. The state department withheld the text, signaling a generally favorable view of many French suggestions while outlining limits on others. Britain fully accepts Germany’s position. French note appears likely to be shelved.
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Washington
United States
Httest
France
China
M. Thiebaut
State Department
Peking
Taku
Tientsin
Pekie
Legations
Tien-tsin
Great Britain
Berlin
Germany
Vossische Zeitung
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William J. Bryan
Bradshaw
Vale
W. Bradshaw
President Harrison
le WI
Rhoosevelt
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Drow
Atchison, Kan
Ost
Charles Meeder
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Farmington
Oaslady
Moxbury
Naws
Job Dent
Trey
Nonanion
Sirthera
Speciato- Neemnan Fa
Scrantoan
Scranton
John Mitchell
Lackawanna Valley
Mitchell
Shevhokin
Saya
Fred Dileher
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Mine Workers’ Union
Nivanes Ms
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
National League
City Steam
L. It. Delong, Prop
Cortright
Moarehall
Springpore
H. J. Cortright
State Street
Nich
Eagle Opera House
KK. W. Doskins, Migr
Tloyt
Opera House
A $Oed Company
sHaggage
Mazie Trumbull
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