Watson and Populist fusion talks reach Atlanta meeting
In Atlanta on October 3 the Populist state committee led by Washburn and Reed met with Thomas Watson and Georgia Democrats to discuss fusion electors. Robertson represented the Georgia national committee as talks aimed at creating seven Democrats and six Populists for the slate. Watson denies any provable proposition yet, while Robertson notes Jones could not attend. Watson plans to resume campaigning in Birmingham and Alabama, then Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kansas.
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Gladstone on the Siltan and Salisbury for Peace
The article recounts Gladstone's stance on Salisbury's policy, urging prudent use of power, and warns against preemptive actions that might backfire. It notes a tense debate on maintaining security and the risk of provoking other powers while calling for restraint and duty. A second, brief item reports a daring mail robber in Missouri named C. G. Hamilton alias Wallace, arrested after impersonating a railway mail agent and stealing a pouch.
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Cuban filibuster voyage rumored amid wrecking orders
Thote Snapery Filibesters Bey Wert. Fla Ger. 20. Anoher expedition is for Cuba. The steamer Cora with 200 tons of coal in sacks left on a wrecking voyage but likely met the steamer Three Friends near Loggerhead Ker eighty miles away and swapped coal and about forty cans of dynamite. Dr Castillo and Silva, linked to prior filibustering trips on the Three Friends, arrived Friday and left Saturday on the Mascotte for Tampa with a Cuban crowd in attendance.
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Death of Justice Richardson in United States Court of Claims
Chief Justice William Adams Richardson of the United States Court of Claims died yesterday from stomach cancer after two months bedridden. Present at the peaceful end were his daughter Mrs Magruder, his son-in-law, and several court members. A Massachusetts native, he was 77 and had served as secretary of the treasury in 183, then joined the court in 1885 as a justice.
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A Timely Friend Emic Remedy Praised in Public Note
A testimonial for Salvation Oil from Jno. M. Tia of Ashford Virginia describes rapid relief of rheumatism in the ankle and surrounding muscles. The writer claims the remedy tolerates perfect propriety, cures swelling and pain when other treatments fail, and reduces soreness.
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Bryan Campaign Train Tours Ohio In 1900 Drive
A chaotic verbose report details William Jennings Bryan touring Ohio stops from Perrysburg to Lima, Deshler, Ottawa and Leipsic Junction. The crowds cheered as he spoke on free coinage of silver and financial reform, with Dayton and Hamilton drawing thousands. Officials denied stage or theater involvement claims as по reports spread from Washington.
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Philippine Islands Revolt Threatens Spanish Rule
A chaotic report from Manila describes a growing rebellion in the Philippines with rebels reportedly defeating Spanish officers in Cavite, seizing parts of the province, and expecting reinforcements from Manila. The “insurgents” vow vengeance against Spaniards, while plots to assassinate officials hint at deep local resistance and shifting loyalties.
Nuggets of News Outline Global Turmoil and Tragic Deaths
A jumble of brief items reports attempts to derail a tram carrying a young king, a tram wreck in California area, and the death of Home Robles in Milwaukee after a long illness. Other notes mention a plan to widen a Chinese expansion, a Liberal government’s spy claim, and a suicide by Colonel Harria in Georgia. An Italian ambassador’s audience with President Cleveland is referenced, along with a Southern Pacific collision near Orange, Texas. The random miscellany includes several horse fatalities and a late tribute to a Swiss editor on leave.
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McKinley Speech and Campaign Photographs in Sewickley Saga
A Sewickley company photographs a McKinley delegation led by Major McKinley in the center, with remarks praising the Republican platform and the money question. The report notes the crowd’s reception and references Democratic and Republican positions on tariffs and currency.
Market reports and political notes from October
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