Roosevelt speaks through interruptions in Kingston campaign swing
Governor Roosevelt finished the first day of his flying campaign through New York, traveling eighty nine miles and delivering eight speeches from Kingston to Newburgh. Spectators interrupted him with questions but he replied each time, defending Democrats and denouncing misstatements, while addressing crowds in Kingston and Newburgh.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Newburgh
West Nyack
Bryan
Altgeld
Aguingid
Ice Trust
Sally
Odell
Beveridge
Louisville
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
McKinley
Bourke Cochran
Bryan Campaign Through Kanawha Valley Stations
The Bryan campaign toured Huntington Charleston Hinton and other West Virginia towns along the Chesapeake line. He addressed large crowds including Black listeners and explained on key issues such as the Paris peace treaty and the Philippine question. After Hinton he traveled toward Washington and Maryland. In Michigan Adlai E Stevenson arrived and spoke in Grand Rapids despite rain in Campau Square.
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Chesapeake
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Sewell
Washington
Maryland
Miller
McKinley
Grand Rapids, Mich
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Campau Square
Stevenson in Michigan Opens Three Day Campaign Stop
A rally drew a crowd of about a thousand as Stevenson spoke for half an hour on trusts and imperialism despite a downpour. Ex-Senator Doran and other prominent local old Democrats joined him on stage. Stevenson will spend three days in Michigan.
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Stevenson
Doran
Michigan
Bets on the Election in New York Run Into Six Figures
In New York on Oct 23 estimates put actual cash election bets at about 350000 with talk of much larger staked sums. Richard Croker allegedly wagered at least 50000 though skeptics doubt the amount. Wall Street chatter notes Bryan could be bet at four to one or five to one, and a broker's offer on 200000 at four to one remains open.
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New York
Gotham
Richard Croker
Wall Street
Bryan
Five Children Born in Jacksonville Deceased at Birth
Mary Bailey of 117 Lee Street Lavilla gave birth to five children three boys and two girls. The infants were conjoined but fully formed. they did not survive and their bodies will be preserved in alcohol.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Bailey
Lee Street
Lavilla
National Republicans Confident as Election Nears
National Committee member Hart reports strong confidence at Republican headquarters. McKinley drawn expected 27 electoral votes with New York possibly 75 000 margin. Maryland regarded safe and New York bets sway Maryland results. Committee anticipates gains in the next House with a working majority of at least twenty members.
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Des Moines
Hart
Chicago
National Committee
Iowa
National Republican
McKinley
New York Herald
New York
Bryan
Maryland
Nov Smart Set excerpt hints at romance and fault
Lena and Maude discuss a man’s kiss after a brief acquaintance. Maude says the kiss was convinced to be her own fault for not meeting him sooner, in November Smart Set.
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Lena
Maude
Fifty Ninth Annual Ministers Meeting at First Baptist Church
The 59th annual meeting of Baptist ministers in the state opened at the First Baptist Church last evening with state evangelist M. G. Bently leading the song service and Rev. Dr. I. Coon delivering the opening sermon. Delegates and visitors from numerous towns filled the pews as sessions began with devotional exercises and papers on ordination and pew expectations.
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First Baptist Church
M. G. Bently
I. Coon
Osage
Jennie Batterson
J. R. Edmonson
DeWitt
Iowa
Weather Outlook For Iowa Tonight And Wednesday
Cooler forecast for Iowa with general fair skies tonight and Wednesday. No precipitation expected as temperatures ease into a cooler pattern.
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Iowa
Died in dentist chair during tooth extraction
Mapleton. Mrs. Chris Koepke died in Dr Nourse's office after chloroform was administered during a tooth extraction. Dr Gillispie assisted. Coroner Fish er held an inquest with a verdict of exonerating the doctors. She leaves a husband and six children.
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Mapleton
Chris Koepke
Dr. Nourse
Fisher
Will Husk Across State Shelby County Champion Challenges World
In Harlan on October 23 Webb McConnell a Shelby County veteran corn husker issued a world wide challenge to husk 100 bushels in Shelby County and 100 more in each eastern county of the state with the winner determined by the first man out in Scott County. McConnell swears he husked and cribbed 10 664 bushels last fall.
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Shelby County
Harlan
Webb McConnell
Scott County
McConnell
Queerest One Yet Twin Families Marry in West Virginia
In Huntington, West Virginia, Mrs Walter J Swanson and Mrs Howard E Swanson each welcomed triplets after four o clock Wednesday. Earlier Dorothy and Parthenia Freeman, twin sisters, wed the Swanson twins, making two sets of twins and triplets in the families. The Swanson boys named girls Willie Jennie Bryana while the other triplets Hanna McKinley Teddy. Judge John H Holt acted as godfather for the Democratic triplets.
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W. Va
Walter J. Swanson
Howard E. Swanson
Dorothy
Parthenia Freeman
Breeden
Walter J
Walter Swanson
Bryan
Willie
Jennie
Bryana
Howard
Hanna
McKinley
Teddy
John H. Holt
Breeden Turns Socialist In Sermon At Des Moines
Rev H O Breeden pastor of the Central Church of Christ Des Moines preached on Socialism as a cure for social ills. He urged applying Christian socialist principles and argued that city state and nation should take over functions monopolies hold for the benefit of all rather than private profit.
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Des Moines
H. O. Breeden
Central Church of Christ
Train Strikes Tree and Recovers on Rails
Burlington October 23 A Burlington passenger train No 5 on the St Louis Keokuk Northwestern struck a fallen tree shortly after leaving Hannibal. The engine tender and baggage car mounted the obstruction and returned to the rails on the other side with no serious injury. Passengers were shaken but unharmed and the train proceeded after a short delay.
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Burlington
St. Louis
Keokuk & Northwestern
Hannibal
Four men arrested in Paterson murder of Jennie Bosschieler
New York reports George Kerr Walter McAllister William Death and Ren Campbell are in custody charged with Jennie Bosschieler s murder. Police say Death confessed to drugging and assaulting the woman before taking her to a lonely Paterson spot where she was found dying and later died.
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New York
George Kerr
Walter McAllister
William Death
Ren Campbell
Jennie Bosschieler
Paterson
Wagerow Bridge
Four Men Found Guilty in Carter Murder Case
In Petersburgh Illinois the Ette nit court concluded the Robert Carter murder trial with the four defendants Leslie Harvey Richard Garretson George Moore and James Dixon convicted of manslaughter. Carter disappeared March 3 from Athens and was later found in a well weighted with a rock. A watch and money were missing from the body.
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Ill
Ettenit
Robert Carter
Leslie Harvey
Richard Garretson
George Moore
James Dixon
Carter
Athens
Mason City
Primim’s Grove
Three Men Rob Post Office in Footeville Heist
Evansville Ind Oct 23 Three men blew open the Footeville post office safe Saturday night seizing stamps and a registered letter with 52 dollars. They were captured in Evansville at 4 30 a m Sunday. The money stamps revolvers and burglary tools were found.
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Evansville
Ind
Footeville
Dowie mobbed at St Martins Town Hall in London
John Alexander Dowie the Zionist of Chicago faced a mob of 600 to 700 students at St Martins town hall in London. Police formed a line and dragged him through the crowd while arresting the ring leaders after the faith healer could not enter the venue.
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London
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
St. Martins’ Town Hall
Dowie
Death of Ethel Addleman in Muscatine
The Journal reports the death of nine year old Ethel B. Addleman daughter of Mr and Mrs D Addleman. She had suffered diabetes about a year and died this morning despite care. The elderly note of sadness highlights the child as sweet and beloved by family and friends.
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Ethel B. Addleman
C. W. Hodge
the Oriental
Wm. Luelen
Iowa Ave
Hodge
Muscatine
Best Man in a Wedding Quip From Smart Set
In November issue of Smart Set a playful line presents a wedding scene where Little Willie-Papa asks who the best man is. The answer arrives as a wry definition that the best man is the one who watches the other man lose.
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Papa
Mr. Hennypeck
That Corn Bread Beats All Flavor
An advertisement touts Jones and Rice’s Cream Meal used to bake corn bread with a claim it beats all flavors. The grocer sells the product.
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Jones & Rice
Exposition Express Sleeper Service to Buffalo
Leave Buffalo at 8:00 P M and arrive via Lehigh Valley Railroad on the Exposition Express. Luxurious sleeping car service advertised for travelers seeking comfort.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Exposition Express
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