Differences of the issues in Ohio politics
Bucyrus Ohio October 24. The two parties differ not only on issues but on what the issues are. At the Republican opening in Delaware none of five speakers spoke of state issues. At the Democratic gathering here all six speeches centered on state and national issues. Speakers denounced firing from behind the tomb of McKinley. Colonel Kilbourne compared platforms and discussed both state and national issues. Charles W Bake, a Democratic candidate for senator, spoke on both. Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland mocked Republican orators and their Philippine Cuba and Porto Rico talk, arguing Ohio conditions deserve attention. New Jersey Juniors Name Officers. Trenton New Jersey October 24 The New Jersey State Council Junior Order United American Mechanics elected officers: Councillor BRF Brown Matawan vice councillor Rev J Morgan Read Atlantic City junior past councillor Howard S Norris Newark secretary W H Meirs Trenton treasurer J J Read Seabright Toledo Glass Blowers Go Out. Toledo October 24 Three hundred glass blowers at the Mabeth Bryan factory here went on strike fast and closed dawn
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Matawan
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Newark
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J. J. Read
Searight
Yale President Roosevelt Attends Bi Centennial Banquet
President Roosevelt visited New Haven for Yale University's bi centennial celebrations. He dined at President Hadley's home with Booker T Washington and received a city escort as Yale students cheered. Roosevelt then departed by train amid police guard and campus oaths.
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Washington
Yale University
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Water street
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Yale
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Hyperion
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United States supreme court
Admiral Geneley to testify today in naval inquiry
In Washington Admiral Geneley is expected to take the witness stand this today as part of the naval court of inquiry. Eight witnesses testified yesterday and three more names precede the admiral on the list, with Captain Clark of the Oregon likely to testify at length. The session included dramatic recollections of the July 3 battle and the death of Captain Sigsbee as witnesses described the action and command decisions aboard ships.
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Gcnley
naval court of Inquiry
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Clark
Oregon
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Hanna
Jamey H Hare
Hare
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St. Paul
Somers N. Smith
Mr. Rayner
St Paul
Cervera
Sigsbee
Santiago
Schley
Key West
Jamaica
Mr. Hare
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Brooklyn
Commodore Schley
Viscaya
Sohley
Ellis
McCauley
Admiral Dewey
Cook
Courtroom echoes amid admiralty clash and city strike
Testimony echoed through the court as an audience burst into applause and Admiral Dewey intervened. Questions covered the Texas and Quan tasto movement, with witness accounts of the ship’s turn. In Scranton, the Board of Trade failed to settle the streetcar strike after talks with company and workers. A South Side clash left Patrolman Jones injured, Murray and Finnegan detained, and Jones off duty.
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Admiral Dewey
Texas
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Schley
Board of Trade
Scranton
Stone avenue
Thomas Jones
James Murray
Thomas Finnegan
Murray
Sweeney
Lackawanna Hospital
Finnegan
Tan Jones
Chicago Firemen to Rescue at Hammond Packing Plant
Chicago firemen rushed to Hammond Indiana after a blaze broke out in the G H Hammond packing houses. The Hammond and private company crews fought the flames but could not stop the fire, prompting an emergency call for four Chicago engines and South Chicago aid. The fire was under control after midnight.
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Chicago
G. H. Hammond company
Ind
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packing company
Chicago department
Fort Wayne
Carlisle Sesquicentennial Parade in Carlisle Pa
Carlisle marks 150th anniversary with a civic parade that drew Cumberland county participation. The five mile procession featured 2000 volunteers and was reviewed by state and local dignitaries. Today focuses on firemen amid widespread county celebration.
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Cumberland county
avermor Stone
Senator Penrose
judge Biddie
Major Pilcher
Barrel Trip Postponed By Wind Over Niagara Falls
Buffalo New York October 24 Public plans for Mrs Annie Edmon Taylor aged 50 to travel in a barrel over Niagara Falls were delayed due to high winds and rough water. Rivermen hired to row the barrel to the river middle backed out, and the journey will be attempted today if conditions improve.
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Recall of Wu Ting Fang discussed by conservatives
Poin Oct 24 report notes strong opposition among conservative Chinese officials to Wu Ting Fang retaining his Washington post. Dissenters argue his foreign popularity shows disloyalty to China, and he may be recalled to join the new foreign affairs board, using his linguistic and legal skills under government oversight.
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Wu Ting Fang
Washington
China
board of foreign affairs
Robbers Hold Up Southern Pacific Train Near Walker Station
Eugene Ore Oct 21 The Southern Pacific railroad express was held up by two men near Walker's Station four miles from Cottage Grove. They boarded as the train pulled out, blew open the express car with dynamite, and forced engineer Jack Nichols and crew from the locomotive. Express Messenger Charles refused to exit, guiding the defense inside the car until dynamite failed to explode. After about 40 minutes the robbers abandoned the express treasure, took the mail, and fled toward Judkins Point. Police searched without success for the bandits as neighboring counties join the hunt.
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Walker's
Jack Nichols
Nichols
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Stant
C. F. Charles
expres
Walker
letive
Judkin‘s Point
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