Fierce Fight for Hoosierdom in National Campaign
National Republican campaigners deploy wavering hopes in Indiana with Deep syntax. Carter and allies rally in Indiana Connecticut New Jersey New York as Aldrich and others plan speeches. Philadelphia banker Huey cites currency gains and safety under Republican rule as North Carolina warns money needed to lift GOP chances. Democratic figures push Cleveland Stevenson in contested states.
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Congress
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Politician Reconsiders Run After Sickles Tammany Link
After a conference at the Manhattan Club with ex poet Thomas F. Gilroy, a local figure reconsidered his plan to run as an independent Democratic candidate against General Sickles in the Tenth district. John DeWitt Warner, nominated by the County Democracy in the Tenthn district, declined to stand.
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Tammany
John Jay Defends Civil Service Reform in Tariff Clash
John Jay replies to Wayne MacVeagh challenging his stance on the tariff and Cleveland’s acceptance letter. He argues the tariff remains the central issue and cautions against Democratic convention influences overriding civil service reform and judicial due process.
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Official Ballot To Feature Five Nomination Columns
Clerks in the State Department prepared certificates of nomination and a ballot form for next month. The ballot will be mailed to sheriffs and county commissioners tomorrow, with separate columns for the Republican Democratic Prohibition Socialist Labor and People's parties.
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State Department
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People’s Parties
League for Roads forms as solid finance oriented group
The Organisation Committee of the League for Roads met at the Great Northern Hotel with Tudge Thayer presiding. John M Stahl of Illinois elected secretary. Officers named include Senator Charles F. Manderson president General Roy Stone vice president William H. Rha treasurer and a long executive committee. The body formed sub committees on finance and other matters and adopted Good Roads magazine as the official organ.
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John M Stahl
Illinois
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Nebraska
Roy Stone
New York
William H. Rha
Pennsylvania
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Thayer
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Leland Stanford
Elk County Oil Fever Grips Small Town of Kersey
Elk County reports a strike near Kersey sparking oil fever as two lease skirmishers from the Osema Oil Company allegedly came under fire while leaving after a territorial dispute. About two thousand residents have traveled to view the new strike amid growing excitement.
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Kersey
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Canadian Ministers Skirt World Fair Opening
Ottawa notes Dominion Ministers faced sharp criticism for missing the Chicago World’s Fair opening despite invitations from both governments. Officials cited pressure of business while ministers recently toured Europe and other regions, a contrast that drew concern given their travel.
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Dominion
United States
Europe
Uniformed Bank Fight Dodged in Sons of St George Adjournment
The October session of the Order of Sons of St George ended with no action on the factional fight in the Uniformed Division. Officers for the year were elected: Supreme President Edward Oliver of San Francisco, Vice President Ernest Row of Brooklyn, Secretaries Janea RKler of Akron and James R. Edwards of Michigan, Treasurer George Toop of New York, Messengers Walter Villa of Chicago and George Kingsinn of Bridgeport.
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Order of Sons of St George
Edward Oliver
San Francisco
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Brooklyn
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Akron
James R. Edwards
Michigan
George Toop
New York
Walter Villa
Chicago
Georgs Kingsinn
Bridgeport
Conn
Rival Rugby Football Clash Ends In Draw At Pittsburg Park
Thousands gathered at the Pittsburg Athletic Club Park to watch the A A A and P A A football teams in a rugby style game. Both sides scored six points each as the crowd roared at 3:30 pm. Captain Aull, Bert Aull and Dr. Proctor featured in runs and a late P A C score after a Proctor kickoff play.
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East End
A. A. A. and P. A. G. Tie in East End Football Clash
A crowded city stadium roared as the A. A. A. and P. A. G. battled to a 0–0 tie in a hard fought football game. Captain Aull led the P. A. G. offense while McClintock sparked the A. A. A. rally with a touchdown and extra point in the second half.
McClintock Makes a Punt in Rough Football Clash
A late afternoon crash precedes a college football clash between AA A and P A C teams. Captain Aull lunges in for the ball as the A A A line fails to gain, while Coates from the A A A squad towers over his own teammate in a heavy collision near the goal line.
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Cabinet Breakers and Trafalgar Square Dispute
Lonpos Oct 21 reports a cabinet rift over releasing dynamite prisoners linked to Trafalgar Square. Asquith favors amnesty while Harcourt resists. Budget plans may tax land after free breakfast tea and coffee duties removal. Mutiny in Guards and Hussars prompts inquiry as officers blamed. Astronomers note Prof Barnard's Jupiter moon. Spain king illness fuels Carlist activity. cholera cures discussed.
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French Miners Agree to Arbitration in Paris Meeting
In Paris on October 11, a general meeting of striking coal miners voted to submit the dispute to arbitration. The delegates reached agreement to pursue a peaceful settlement and await the appointed mediators.
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Manx
London Poisoner of Girls Convicted and Sentenced
The jury in the Neill case found him guilty after five minutes. Justice Hawkins sentenced Neill to be hanged for the murders, with no emotion shown by the prisoner but visible distress among friends. The judge condemned the cruelty and unparalleled atrocity of the crimes.
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Russian seizure of British sealing vessels near Bering Sea
The Official Messenger reports six British sealing ships captured by Russia off its coast between 13 and 20 miles from shore, outside territorial waters. Captures followed approaching Russian cruisers. logs and charts cited to prove sealing in Russian waters. Officers acted without blame, crews were treated well until hostile behavior required force.
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Pacific Ocean
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Arma
Inundations in Italy Flood Cagliari Area
A heavy storm floods Sardinia around Cagliari with many lowlands inundated. Lagoons fill with muddy water threatening salting works. The railway and telegraph network suffer. eight houses swept away at Decimomanni. Over 100 buildings washed away. Elmas and Assenim report severe damage. Several drownings confirmed with two bodies recovered.
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Assenim
Carnegie urges Homestead workers to return to work
In an interview Andrew Carnegie, praising Charles Schwab’s return to Homestead management, lauded recent promotions of Gaylie Kerr and Potter. He urged workers to accept places provided by Schwab, saying no one would be better or kinder to the men than their new master.
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Andrew Carnegie
Schwab
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Carnegie
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T.m.latimer
Allegheny
Samoa Convention Must Be Amended Says Volkische Zeitung
The Volkische Zeitung reports that Samoa disquiet grows and Germany believes the Samoa Convention was a mistake. Great Britain the United States and Germany deem the situation insupportable and call for amendment. The paper urges immediate cable communications with Samoa to expedite consul contact. The Tea Crop Is Short In Assam Valley With a record low harvest and a large deficit in production.
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Volkische Zeitung
Samoa
Germany
Great Britain
United States
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Times
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Assam Valley
Mrs Rodgers Improving After Son’s Return
Mrs Rodgers, mother of little Stewart killed, has greatly improved in health since her son's return and hopes are entertained for her full recovery.
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Mra Rodgers
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Homicide
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promises Restored Health
Advert reads that Dr Miles new heart cure offers dramatic relief for heart disease with testimonials nationwide. Claims include improved breathing, reduced chest pain, and renewed strength after use. One testimonial cites a major improvement and a sense of safety from death’s threat.
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