Global and Local News Digest Hits and Misses
Reports from the week cover a Kentucky miners strike easing with 800 workers to return, Germany's foreign minister succession, Russia denying New York loan talks, Hamburg loan bids in Berlin, a murder in Mississippi and a Colombian general’s stance on rebels. Oklahoma and Indian Territory push for single statehood. A lynching mob in Missouri results in death after a confrontation. a watching crowd escorts the accused.
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Kentucky
Baron von Richthoen
Waier
Foreign Office
Ban Bean
Count von Balow
Germany
Qentine
M. de Witt
Russia
New York
Hamburg
Berlin
G Megcaekill
Tein
Vickuburg
Mirs
Malcolma Mclntosh
Coetal
Lonelness
Sie Smeely
Charl M. Serra
Panama
Coorg Pega Ae
Oklahoma
Tadlan
Wagoner
J. T
Gloster Barnes
Vickelurg
Mire
Barnes
McKinley Attends Funeral in Mansfeld Oot Oct
President McKinley and a delegation including Secretary Root and Cortelyou arrived by funeral train for the service in Grace Church. The city honored the event with black drapes and a large crowd as the procession proceeded to the cemetery after a 2 o'clock service.
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Manefield
Sherman
MeKinley
Danton
Hia
Root
Cortelyou
Judge Baldwin
Grace Church
Me. Putnam
Olting
Public notices and incidents reported in Clark County area
An oily tongued trickster cases bottles of liquid cure touted for headaches and catarrh. Heukturg normal period resumes after two week diphtheria outbreak suppressing danger. no new cases. Royalist, 7000 ton steamship, chartered as US transport between Seattle and the Philippines, en route from Java with sugar for San Francisco. August H Reese sues Wace County for 5000 damages over a wagon death in December 1808. Mrs Sarah Dorbin of Kalem injures head at sheriff’s courthouse hall. Five train robbers captured on Northern Pacific between Prower and Kiona. identities listed.
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Clark County
Heukturg
Royallet
United States
Seattle
Philippines
Java
San Francisco
August H. Reese Hee
the Jolies
Waece County
Reese
Sarah Dorbin
Kalem
Toather
Northern Pacific
Prower
Kiona
Freel’ Wilson
Grew Willian
Jamra Watson
John Porter
James Willard
Poe
No Platform Speeches Bryan Denied by Pennsylvania Railways
At Washington park demonstration near Weetville on October 28, 7,000 hear Bryan speak as the crowd swells to about 40,000. The Pennsylvania Railway refuses permission to use rear train platforms citing safety and crowd control concerns, prompting Bryan to tour with temporary stands set up along the lines.
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Weetville
Washington Park
Weatville
Pennalyvania
New Jersey
Bryan
Bryan Draws Immense Crowds on New Jersey Philadelphia Swing
Oct 25 report from Broad Street Station and Hotel Lafayette details Col. Bryan’s arrival and reception in Philadelphia and New Jersey. He toured Washington Park where crowds surged. New Jersey committee escorted him from the Delaware River to the park amid enthusiastic show of support.
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Bryan
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Col
Broad Street
Hotel Lafayette
Delaware River
Washington Park
Wilmington
Springer
McKinley
Roosevelt Pleased With New York Welcome On Campaign Swing
Allen, N Y reports Roosevelt praised by large crowds in Watertown, Onwogo, Auburn and Byrachee as he campaigned for the ninth speech. Governor hopefuls left a strong reception last night with a large turnout expected for tomorrow night’s events.
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Allen
N. Y
Get
Watertown
Onwogo
Auburn
New York
Cal. Koonrvelt
Iolian
Tmi
Riehland
Lla Volow Lali
U S A Responds To China Policy with Nonbinding Terms
Washington October 24 The United States replies to Britain and Germany on the future course in China stating it does not join any formal alliance but accepts the terms of the agreement without committing to joint action. Reports from Hong Kong Pekin and Shanghai describe village uprisings Boxer fighting and German casualties. An expedition to the tombs of ancient kings is noted and student veterans groups form in Oakland California.
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Iveston
Mid
Bevan
Senate
McKinley
Republican Party
U. 5
Great Britain
Germany
Washington
United States
Cae Hritala
Perenay
Mothon
China
Kong Kong
Rebala
Shanghai
Kaumi
Kings’ Tombs
Pekin
Get
Count Valderdes
Six Hundred Dollars Paid for Standard Oil One Share
A share of Standard Oil stock changed hands for six hundred dollars in New York marking the highest price paid for such property in the United States. The sale signals strong investor demand and reflects the era’s market fervor for dominant oil interests.
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United States
New York
Dr Eliot’s Portrait Sparks Debate Over Harvard Policy
A Republican paper prints a lead article titled Dr Eliot's physiognomy arguing Charles William Eliot, president of Harvard, opposed McKinley and radicals. The piece notes Eliot’s blunt judgments and long tenure at Harvard, claiming his public stance is awaited amid campaign fever.
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Mr. Bryan
Eliot
Hawant University
Charles William Eliot
Marvard University
Mckinsey
Perons
Harvard Wines
Miller and Lux to Withdraw from Lakeview Project
Miller and Lux plan to quit their Lakeview interests as Miller’s accident limits capacity. Dork, once with Miller and Lux, now operates at 124 Brockton Street, San Francisco. The firm intends to retreat from Silver Lake valley. a canal from the Weil River to near Centerline is surveyed to generate about 2000 horsepower, with a coal and floating mill to follow.
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Miller & Luss
Dork
Renee
Miller & Lux
Lakeview
Mer
Brockton Street
Ban
Miller & Lax
Miller
Vile
Lake Away
Silver Lake Valley
Wold
Indian Head Magazine Explosion Injures No One
A large explosion at Indian Head magazine caused extensive damage estimated at 25000 dollars. A brick structure twenty five by ten by one hundred feet housed thousands of pounds of ammunition and powder. The origin remains a mystery with no injuries reported. The report also notes gold output projections and other international notes.
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Lang
Admiral O'Neill
Board of Oredinance
Proving Grounds
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