anniversary of Parnell death observed at Publin procession
The Parnell death anniversary was marked by a public procession to Glasnevin cemetery in Publin. Morera John G Relmond and Patrick J O'Brien were present. Twenty two cadet waiters walked out before dinner demanding a raise. Major Hall, treasurer of the commissary department, granted the raise. A strike is said to be pending in two other departments. A bishop of Jerusalem with German officials and pilgrims laid a cornerstone for a church on Mount Zion on Abdul Hatwid's site, given to Europe during the Holy Land visit of William. In Huntington West Virginia W J McCauley of Philadelphia, an actor with A Woman In the Case, was killed by Sears Newman after a restaurant encounter with Miss Borger Brown. Newman fled to Ohio.
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Charles Stewart Parnell
Publin
Mall Processon
Glasnevin
Morera
John G. Relmond
Patrick J. O'Brien
Mmonmrmum
Major Hall
Jerusalem
Mount Zion
Abdul Hatwid
Eiooperor
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W. J. McCauley
Philadelphia
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Huntington
W. Va
Sears Newman
cCauley
Heppner Band Buys No New Instruments
A digitized local item notes the new Heppner band ordering no new instruments. It also mentions unrelated incidents including a bank robbery suspect misidentification in Wisconsin and various regional economic notes about logging, farming and postal service developments.
It Was Tried in 1896 Democratic Committeeman Says So
In Chicago on October 1 Democratic Committeeman Campau claimed the Republican National Committee plans to notify employers that if Bryan is elected they will shut down their business. In Quincy the same day Bryan told about ten thousand supporters that prices of manufactured goods have risen in recent years and that the party accuses Republicans of grand larceny.
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Chicago
Democratic
Campau
Republican National Committee
Bryan
Republican Party
Quincy
Bryan’s Desperate Charge Against Trust Fund Aide
Chicago detectives report Repers Bryan accuses trusted magnates of financing a large campaign fund to sway voters and corrupt officials. The statement denounces his claims as desperate and untrue and urges the public to judge for themselves.
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Bryan
Chicago
Tanna
Sande
Antrae
Roosevelt Rides Through St Louis After Breakfast
After a private reception at Planter's hotel and a noon escort to Merchants Exchange, Roosevelt visits the Traveling Men's Club and University Club. He tours Forest Park to view a horn he swallowed earlier and will return for tonight's procession at the coliseum.
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Procesion
Coliseum
Election drama and campaign tours across states
Reported betting odds favor Bryan with five to one against Megan as James Kikloff funds bets in New York. Bishop McQuaid speaks on temperance amid political debate while Bryan begins a second tour through Joliet Canton and Michigan as the president travels to Washington for a cabinet meeting.
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James Kikloff
Edah
Bryan
Ullman
Agornet Megan
Bert
Syracue
Committee On Temperance
McQabe
United States
Missionaries Fought as Whites and Natives Clash
A late report from Monolulu via San Francisco describes a heated political scene with factions among whites and natives. It notes possible fusion between white Democrats and natives to oppose the missionary party, and cites a Supreme Court ruling restricting voting to those previously here since the fourteenth year.
Big Miners Parade in Scranton Set for Tomorrow
In Scranton, Ma, October II, miners prepare for a forthcoming parade after a pending convention. Leaders plan a firm, unchangeable program with 15 to 25 men expected to participate. Prewitt Mitchell will address the crowd later.
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Scranton
Priday
Toterrow
Thornmind
Prewitt Mitchell
Jury views state house after testimony in Youtsey case
After hearing witness testimony some unfavorable to Youtsey, the jury from Coorgetown Ns Dot traveled to Frankfort to inspect the state house and grounds.
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Coorgetown
Dot
Youtsey
Frankfort
State House
Chicago Insurance Swindle Trial Developments Reported
Disjointed early-October dispatches detail theories and confessions in the Chicago insurance fraud case. Brown’s detective papers are cited, with Smiley confessing to arrangements involving Dr Unger and enlisting others to move funds and mobile the victim to Europe.
Powers Invite Civil and Military Authorities to Submit
In Pe Chi Li on Oct. 5, the powers invited local civil and military authorities to submit within forty eight hours regarding fortification work. Most colonial residents in question agreed to comply. General Jiarmamont and Moswagpero noted about ten thousand Chinese workers fled the fortifications when the request arrived.
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Momiguero Hayes
Wallerwow
Pe Chi Li
Jiarmamont Fellowes
Moswagpero
Great Wall
Norverl
Cabinet hints new policy on China amid unrest
Washington dispatch reports the cabinet shows cautious unity after a chaotic uprising in China. Conflicting messages from Beijing. Hong Kong tensions rise as imperial forces suffer a setback near the city. Also notes talks of peace negotiations and missionary casualties in China.
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Wmtien
United Arr
China
Cea
Chaifon Ja
Hoow Kong
Gunton
Oot
Ana
Hong Kong
Landen
Hulk
Ike Allyriann
Kwang Eien
New Yyork
Get. U
Amerian Bible Hochely
Oil Magnates Extradition Sought Over Standard Oil Case
A formal extradition request was filed with Missouri Governor Roosevelt for John J. Rockefeller Henry M Flagler and other Standard Oil leaders in a 1894 Waco indictment for alleged anti trust violations. Requisitions were sent to Missouri and New York governors and denied citing non fugitives. Roosevelt said he would act on attorney generals advice.
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John J. Rockefeller
Henry M. Flagier
Standard OF Company
Roonywell
New York
C.F. Thorns
McLannan County
Texas
Pierce
Waters Pierce ‘Oi Co
Standard Oil Co
Btone
Missouri
Albany
Hin Atetorney
Conservatives Overtake Opposition In Early Election Tally
The morning count in the English elections shows Conservatives 228 to Opposition 18 with forty diarate oil held elections tally. Arthur O'Connor, a Healyite, from Kept Donewal, is poised for defeat as Liberal votes rise. the Liberal side adds three seats while Conservatives gain one.
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Lawson
Arthur O'Connor
Donewal
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