Bryan's Topeka Welcome Nar rows Campaign Glimpse
Willie Bryan arrives in Topeka at 11 am amid public enthusiasm for his presidential nomination by the People's Party. He receives ministers’ salutes, rides to the National hotel, and a steady crowd lines the streets, while speakers outline the party's monetary reform goals and Bryan frames the nation's imperial policy debate.
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Williew Jennings Bryan
National People's Party
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Atchison
Kansas
National Hotel
Bryan
Howechon
A.W. Ruckert
Colorado
Mr. Ryan
Monetary League
League
Kansas City
St Louis
Chicago
Ravkner
M. Patterson
Coall
People’s Party
People's Party
Patterson
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United States
Speater
Sam
Opan
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Republican Party
Reform Forces
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Bask
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Peck makes confession in Akron rape case
Aug. 25 report says Peck, the accused assailant, confessed to Sheriff Barry that he attempted to assault a girl and felt remorse. He blamed liquor for the act. In a separate note, a $20,000 theft from Adame Express remains unsolved after a package theft en route between cities.
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Cleveland
Peck
Akron
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Adame Express Company
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Borhogtos
Old Glory in Front Reply to Li Huns Chang
Washington reports the U S government refuses peace talks with Li Hung Chang until a Chinese government can prevent hostile acts by Chinese troops and citizens against powers. Dispatches describe imperial palace siege threats, westernward retreat of the court, and allied moves across China with casualty tallies and diplomatic notes.
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Washington
United States
Li Dung Chong
Lipe
China
Otter
Shen-Si
Peking
Humber
Congyr
Kenney
Reilly
Tseu-Tsin
Tien Tain
Omaha Hard Hit Population Drop Report
Washington reports the Omaha census shows 102,555 residents, down from 140,452 in 1900 a 26.98 percent decrease. Direct or Merriam questions aside, claims allege that ten years ago rolls were padded with inflated figures from hotel registers and other devices while others were in New York visiting Columbia University and Central Park.
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Omal
Merriam
New York
Columbia University
Central Park
City Hall Destroyed as Akron Mob Detonates Dynamite
Akon Aug 23 rioters occupied the city overnight and dynamited the city hall at dawn destroying records. Casualties include Glen Wade 11 Rhodo Davidson 4 dead and Fred Warwick fatally injured with seventeen others wounded. The mayor closed saloons and militia arrived with little to do as fires and looting continued.
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Columbus
Glen Wade
Rhodo Davidson
Fred Warwick
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Theodore Maas
Peck
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Birk Sule
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Russell Billet
James V. Wiber
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