Bryan makes upstate swing in New York campaign
William J. Bryan addressed large crowds in Tarrytown Ossining and nearby towns before Troy, arguing Republicans abandon arguments and threaten coercion to win the election. He touted carry in New York and parts of the Midwest and urged support for state and national tickets.
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Troy
N. Y
Wiliam J. Bryan
Tarrytown
Ossinning
Albany
Schenectady
Mr. Bryan
New York
New York State
Middle West
Nebraska
Ohio
Mack
Poughkeepsie
Bryan
He. c
Praise for Bryan as presidential candidate voiced at meeting
The report notes Republican supporters praising William Jennings Bryan for intellect and character while arguing a president needs more than poetry. John Robbing spoke after Ray Shiveley presided, urging a square deal for all connected with the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ~ Jennings Bryan
Bryan
United States
Watson
Ray Shiveley
John Robbing
Bryan to Speak Twice in Richmond During Campaign
William Jennings Bryan, Democratic presidential candidate, will hold two speeches in Richmond next Saturday morning. Rev Thomas J Kuhn, congressional candidate, will headline the Coliseum address in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Thomas J. Kuhn
Congress
Coliseum
Bryan
North Eighth
E Streets
Richmond
Taft
Eighth and E Streets
Ft. Wayne Avenue
Mr. Bryan
John T. Dye
Big Four Railroad Company
Indianuapolis
Awhion City
Winchester
C. B Beck
Richard Schillinger
J. E. Osborne
Greensburg
Joe Brindley
John B. Bussen
Wilm. Schutte
Henry A. Johnson
Tts
Fein
Bryar
North EE Street
James E Watson
Kuhn
Union
Vaile to Face Western Stars in Saturday Football
A lively morning football game is slated Saturday at 10 o'clock at the public playgrounds between Vaile and the Western Stars. Western Stars lineup includes Snavely, F B, May, R H, Skinner, L H, Caster, Bly, Duke, Fox, Shallenburg, Magaw, Kamp, Kaufman, and other players. Vaile lineup features Jetfries, Williams, Tate, Butler, Taggart, Neirman, Berkman, Neal, Moore, Chapman, Glass, and W Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaile
Western Stars
Snavely F. B
May R. H
E. Skinner
L. H
Caster Q
Bly C
Duke R. G
Fox R. T
Shallenburg R. E
Magaw L. G
Kamp L. T
Kaufman L. E
Vaile—Jetfries
BS Williams R. H
Tate L. H
Butler Q
Taggart C
Neirman R. G
Berkman R. T
Neal R
Moore L. G
Chapman L. T
Glass Li
W. Skinner
Extra
Cleanliness the Remedy in Riverdale Health Talk
City Health Officer Bond urged Riverdale residents to keep yards homes alleys and streets clean and to be vaccinated against smallpox and other diseases at a joint Riverdale and Mothers League meeting. The talk cited three recent smallpox cases as evidence and promised league action to enforce sanitary practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Riverdale and
Mothers’ Leagues
Whitewater
Riverdale
League
Health officials urge sanitation to curb contagion
Dr Bond warns Riverdale residents about garbage disposal, ash heaps, dirt piles and dirty yards as germ incubators. He urges cleaner habits and school health checks, with vaccination of pupils urged and possibly made compulsory if the epidemic worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Bond
League
Frank Caldwell Fined for Public Intoxication
Frank Caldwell was fined $1 and costs yesterday by Judge Converse for public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Caldwell
Converse
Gore to Speak in Eaton After Delayed Train
Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore, the noted blind lawmaker, was unable to deliver an address in St. Louis due to a wreck that delayed his trip. He will speak in Eaton today, with a large local delegation expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Eaton
Good Wrestling Card Promises Tight Coliseum Bout
At the Coliseum tonight Charles Olson will wrestle the Terrible Turk in a catch as catch can match. Both contenders are championship possibilities and eager to win. The bout is billed as a fair contest with no brutal aspects, distinguishing wrestling from prize fighting.
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Charles Olson
Turk
Local Birth Notices From Chestnut and Nearby Streets
Mrs. Arthur Muckridge report a girl at 49 Chestnut Street. Mr. and Mrs. Bresher of 346 South West Third Street welcome a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Svendsen of 103 Chestnut Street announce a Bey. Mr. and Mrs. Drifmeyer of 418 Kinsey Street greet a girl.
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Arthur Muckridge
Chestnut Street
John &. Bresher
South West Third Street
Bev
Walter Svendsen
Bey
Fred Drifmeyer
Kinsey Street
Night Riders Round Up As Tennessee Outrage Grows
Samburg Tenn Oct 28 Police report mounting evidence against night riders in Obion County with 40 arrests. Garrett Johnson alleged gang leader is jailed at Camp Nemo with brothers and others in solitary. Confessions from Tid Burton claim up to 300 men involved. several women whipped for immorality. Troops to stay as investigations spread into Kentucky violating state constitution.
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Samburg
Tenn
Camp Nemo
Garrett Johnson
Johnson
Tid Burton
Union City
Rankin
John
Cochran
the- Lake
Night Rider
Tiptonville
Burton
Obion County
Garret Johnson
Tom
William Watson
Reelfoot, Lake
Kentucky
Rive
Pierce
Tennessee
Woman Killed In Train Collision Near Indianapolis
An unknown woman died when struck by a Terre Haute to Indianapolis traction car at Finton Switch just east of Indianapolis last evening. Her body was severed and mutilated. Remains were taken to Indianapolis by Motorman Thompson and Conductor Hawekette. Details of the accident are scant.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Finton Switch
Thompson
Hawekette
Second Number Friday at the Coliseum by Oratorio Artists
The second program of the popular entertainment course by the Oratorio Artists of New York City will be held at the Coliseum next Friday evening. The musicians are among the city's best and four performers comprise the company.
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New York City
Coliseum
Butler Prep Scrimmage For Earlham Clash At Richmond
Irvington Ind Oct 28 Coach McKay of Butler tightens game plan for next Saturday at Richmond against Earlham. A large squad trained with scrimmage and punt drills all week aiming to restrict the Quakers to a low score. Thomas the punter and White of Earlham loom as key kicking specialists influencing the outcome.
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Irvington
Ind
McKay
Butler
Earlham
Richmond
Quakers
Cully Thomas
White
Earlhem
Thomas
Report of receiver cash receipts for September
The September report of James P. Goodrich as receiver for the Chicago, Cincinnati, and Louisville railroad filed in federal court shows cash receipts of 418,869.34 for the month with a September 1 balance of 28,836.24. It includes 193,709.13 withdrawn from a special fund and 167,009.39 remitted by conductors. Total disbursements reached 389,988.03, including 71,500 for receiver's certificates and 79,516.51 for wages and employee expenses.
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James P. Goodrich
Chicago, Cincinnati, & Louisville Railroad
Mathewson Addresses Democratic Mass Meeting
Christy Mathewson, famed New York NL pitcher, spoke at a Democratic mass meeting in the Twenty third Assembly district. Olympian John J. Hayes and several American Olympic team members sat on the platform.
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New York
Christy” Mathewson
Twenty-third Assembly
John J. Hays
London
Democratic Funds Reported From New York Campaign Contributions
The Democratic national committee announced that campaign contributions totaling 40000 were received at New York headquarters with Herman Ridder noted among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic National ‘Committee
Was
Herman Ridder
Sroasnpan
Civic League backs Ratliff in state race endoreses others
The Civic League reaffirms support for Walter Ratliff as state representative and endorses other candidates despite upheaval. It plans a final report explaining endorsements and defends its stance on temperance and local option positions, citing Ratliff’s alignment with the league’s views. Walter Cook is not blacklisted for party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Walter Ratliff
League
Rev. C. Huber
Ratliff
Walter Cook
Trouble arranging football game delays planned matchup
Manager Harsh reports no word from Steele high school of Dayton or Springfield high school about a possible game next Saturday. Springfield cites travel expense and demands a return game in its city. locals refuse otherwise, stalling a likely contest.
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Harsh
Steele High School
Dayton
Springfield
Semmateley
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Ilse
North Eighth and
the Coliseum
Thomas H. Kuhn
North Side
Gore
Eaton, OH
Captain Rankin
Tennessee Night Riders
American Press Dispatch
Democratic
Presa Disputch
Civic. League
Cook
Hamilton
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