Republican scheme to defeat Bryan exposed in notes
Capital Correspondent outlines a Republican plan to coerce workers and influence votes against Bryan. Democrats accuse firms of using intimidation, threatening a wage lockout, and urging a boycott of goods to sway elections. The piece argues trusts aim to control ballots and urges a public protest to defend free vote rights.
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Bryan
The
Democrate
Jemovrath
Hiagonstuner
McKinney
Lexan
Esteel
McKintey
Hay
Buyan
Hr Ardar
Ile
Belp
Northwest
Steel and Wire Trust
Rst
Der
Republican Trust
Fhei
Irene
Erists
Hey
Ander
Leva
Capitel
FE Ryan
Pattan
Caliva
Trust reform through Bryan election rhetoric
The speaker argues that Bryan's victory would force trusts to end tolls and monopoly pricing, requiring them to raise sales and offer fair goods. It claims elected Hogan as attorney general would curb illegal dealer discrimination and punish railroad and trust leaders, delivering relief from rapacity.
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Tobacc Company
Hogan
Brynx
Costly coal strike shows monopoly profits in crisis
The Melmur Independent of Helena Montana cites figures from the Pennsylvania anthracite strike. It argues two months of stoppage would cost workers $8,000,000 in wages while operators and railroads incur $20,000,000 in losses. It portrays private monopolies as indefensible and intolerable, illustrating the plunder of labor.
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Melmur Independent
Helena, Mont
Pennsylvania
Ship Ag
Eakt
Tolal Civisioncrnesses
Ue Eount
Democratic
Protection Denounced at Rock River Conference in Chicago
Bishop H. Thoburn denounces tariff policy at Garfield Park Church, likening the Republican stance to a Chinese wall. He cites 40 years in the Orient, urges openness to world trade, and warns that protectionist customs would trap the nation behind borders, favoring broad doors and revenue from duties.
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Republican Party
H. Thoburn
Rock River
Garfield Park Church
Chicago
Orient
Republic
Rim
Fragmented political rant on elections and power
A fragmentary OCR passage debates United States election choices and government power, contrasting factions and warning against concentrations of authority. It mentions candidates and constitutional limits amid chaotic phrasing and garbled names.
Clash at Coxe Bros Oneida colliery ends in deaths and injuries
Hazleton Pa Oct 11 a special policeman was killed and another wounded in the head as strikers clashed with officers at Coxe Bros Oneida colliery. Ten nonunion workers were seriously wounded. Women blocked a locomotive, shots were fired, and police and strikers exchanged fire. In Scranton thousands of strikers rallied in support, led by John Michell. In Cleveland, a family funeral for Capt James Corrigan's relatives was held at Lakeview cemetery after a shipwreck loss. In New York, a bank clerk vanished after stealing about 103000 from Elizabethport Banking Co, with diamonds sought by authorities.
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Hazleton
Oneida
Coxe Bros
Ohe Oneida Coliery
Sheppton
Derringer
Coxe Bros. & Co
Milla
Joseph Lesko
Scranton
John Michell
Met
Rail disaster Miss Lizzie Mormon dies in collision
A train collision near Holbrook Arizona injures several and kills Miss Lizzie Mormon, Mrs Hermit Gielbeck, and others. The wagon burst into kindling. a baby girl is dying. An official reports multiple fatalities and a subsequent arrest.
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Holbrook
Coven Aerorls
Hermit Gielbeck
Depot Inn Farm
Woon
West Yan
Lizzie Mormon
Kielbeck
Carl Turtenwide
Atntlard Chainter
Heiduburg
Simmsling
Pend Journalist Selilon Boyes Chick Dies in Washington
Pend journalist known as WeeMaj associated with the New York Tribune for 22 years died here on Tuesday. He was an authority on political and economic substrains and connected with Washington horent.
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Pend
Washington
WeeMaj
Selilon Boyes Chick
Washington Horent
New York Trie
Lipton Likely To Renew Cup Challenge Next Year
New York yacht officials and Lipton supporters express satisfaction over Sir Thomas Lipton applying to send the Shamrock 11 to sail for the America’s Cup. They anticipate a second challenge next year and expect August racing contingent on six to ten months notice, with hopes Columbia could defend.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Thomas Lipton
J. Frederick Tams
New York and
Seawanhaka-Corinthian
Thomas Esptan
Thomas
Shamrock
Columbia
Ee Chalintage
Tondo
Sir Thomas Viplui
America
York
Clu
Experiences From Chinese Mission Meeting In St Louis
The American Board of Foreign Missions meeting in St Louis focused on China with Rev Dr Judson Smith detailing the situation there. Missionaries who survived northern persecutions expressed hope to return and resume work, while Rev Dr Stimson urged focus on replacing martyred workers. An open parliament on missions, a Congregational club reception, and President Capen’s inaugural address highlighted the day.
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St. Tonis
Get
Judson Smith
China
Stimson
American Beard
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Congregational Club of
St. Louis
First Congregational Church
Capen
Dana
Boart
Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Prim Congregational Church
Tadis
New York Hall of Fame adds 14 to honored list
Thursday's senate committee of New York University announced 14 new names for the Hall of Fame across fields including preachers, scientists, engineers, judges, painters, and soldiers led by Ulysses Grant with 92 votes. The report lists many figures such as John Marshall, Jonathan Edwards, David Warrick, and James Audubon.
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New York
Committee of the Senate of New York University
Hall of
Ming
Smaug
Men of Letters
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ulysses Grant
Ulysses Simpson Grant
John Marshal
Jonathan Edwards
David Glasgow Warragul
Robert EB. Lee
Henry Ward Becuher
James Keit
Joseph Story
Don James Audubon
William Ellery Channing
Gilbert Stuart
Horace Bushell
Asie Gray
French note on China basis for negotiations outlined
Washington reports the State Department's public reply to France detailing the negotiated aims with China. The memo endorses reparations and future guarantees, notes punishments for guilty parties, and outlines positions on interdiction of arms, indemnities, a Hague arbitration option, and limits on permanent guards and territorial occupation.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Peking
Ambushed by Boers in Kanpe sheltering engineers
Dispatch from London reports an ambush by Boers near Venletsktoun. Capt. Stewart with 49 riflemen went to aid Paget's brigade. casualties were heavy with Stewart and a private killed, Capt. Paget and five engineers wounded, and ten engineers plus Glenk Sewell captured. Mounted troops and colonists subsequently drove De Wet away after three days' fighting.
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Lor Kob
Pretoric
Wednarday
Orb
Paget
Cifle
Schile
Kanpe Milden
Loers
Stewart
Rifle Brigade
Tei. Stuebles
Glenk Sewell
Rifts Brigade
de Teles
de Wet
Riots in Puerto Rico Amid Fierce Street Clash
In Guayama on Sunday night a political riot left four dead including a woman and many wounded. The clash began when a federal party member shot a republican, prompting lynching attempts and armed confrontations as federal reinforcements arrived. Police and civilians faced escalating violence with both sides mobilizing. Tensions rise as election pressures fuel fear of further bloodshed across the island.
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Ben Juan
Gumyama
Federal Party
Arroyo
Guayamo
Po Hce
Republi
San Juan
Island
Signs of Fraud Across Chicago Insurance Swindle Case
In Chicago on October, Marie Defenbach died August 25 at 310 La Salle avenue under police suspect of a large life insurance swindle possibly linked to murder. Three men face conspiracy charges tied to a premeditated plan to defraud insurers, with two held. A female conspirator originally part of the quartet reportedly expected a feigned death and another corpse to take her place.
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Chicago
Marie Defenbach
la Salle Avenue
Resignations and challenges in early 1900s clubs and crimes
Schurz resigns as president of the National Civil Service Reform League and Civil Service Reform Association to avoid political criticism. Sir Thomas Lipton reportedly denies a second America's Cup challenge, while a Boise fire destroys a home causing $40,900 in damage with 8 residents unharmed. A Kansas mother and child drown after leaping into a cistern amid insanity concerns. A Kentucky shooting over a craps game ends with casualties and a gunman’s escape.
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Schurm
New York
Carl Schurz
National Civill Service Reform League
Civil Service Reform Association
George McAneny
Schurz
Held In Heavy Gall Chicago Trial Notes
In Chicago a case notes heavy gall and a pending state evidence turn by Smiley in the Marie Defenbach inzurange Crauil and jnnkler mystery. Unger and iweawn were held for trial in bonds of 13009 each.
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Heavy Gall
Chicago
Smiley
Marie Defenbach
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