Bryan to call Congress in extraordinary session if elected
Nov 1 report from Frankfort Ind outlines Bryan’s campaign tour with stops at Jamestown Crawfordsville and Darlington. He reiterates his pledge to convene Congress in an extraordinary session if elected and discusses the Philippine question. The day featured speeches by Bryan and remarks from Democratic leaders as he continued through Ohio and Indiana.
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Frankfort
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Bryan
Tela
Cincinnati
Jamestown
Crawfordsville
Darlington
Ryan
Erawde
Econgress
North Carolina
Princetin
Nxi
Francis J. Tinil
William J. Irvan
New York
Princeton Junction
Linti
Nepublican Party
House
Rhett
Holt
Porte
Roorevelt
Bupealo
Governor's address draws Italian audience in crowded convention hall
In Buffalo on November 1, the Roosevelt West Buffalo train arrived at 8 40 am en route to Jamestown with stops along the way. The crowd in the large hall waited nearly two hours for the governor, whose voice was reported in good condition.
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Lise
Amber
Buffalo
Roosevelt Wiest
Jamestown
Fractured Letter Warps Ohio Trust Debate in Napoleon
Fragmentary dispatches show a letter from an Ohio county Republican chairman concerning Attorney General Frank M. Monnett and the Trust prosecutions. The missive, dated Washington October 2, argues the president’s enforcement stance and Monnett’s claims, while Monnett denies any substantive discussion with the writer. Also noted are anti trust responses from Willard Hogan and a report on McKinley visitors during a busy political period in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Loreer
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Ube
Wizayd
John W. Gilges
Anti Taipertar Ste
Indianapolis
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Eog- Hand Vnth
Brooklyn
Reving Wiraline
Prominent Attorney Passes in Wyoming at 46
Benjamin F. Fowler ex attorney general of Wyoming died in Cheyenne after an operation for appendicitis. He was 46, born in Dayies County Iowa, and admitted to the bar at Davenport in 1882. British Outpost Captured Near Geneva. Boers loot mail train then release prisoners. Dowie to leave London. Zionist leader to pass on duties. Negro lad dragged near Anniston but survived after lashes. Canadian soldiers homecoming harbor welcome begins. Maltway Employe Dead in Pan||a, 75. Two New York men jailed for swindling merchants out of 1000 dollars by dumdum stores.
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Wyo
Benjamin F. Fowler
Wyoming
Dayies County
Dapaque
Capetown
Geneva
Dowie
London
Taunton
John Alexander Dowie
Iirage
Montgomery
Als
Annistop
Hay Advises Open Door Policy in China Negotiations
Secretary Hay cabled Rockhill’s appointment as counselor at Pekin to assist Conger in negotiations for a final settlement. He transmits the Anglo German open door and Chinese integrity principles, notes U S adoption, and quotes articles of the agreement. Berlin reports Japan’s reply aligns with the Anglo German accord and views on the Chinese question.
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Rockhill
Pekin
Shanghai
Conger
State Department
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Chalatenaner
China
United States
Pamaeotore
Germany
London
Marquis of Sagad
Wen
Aother
Frank Tascelles
France
Paris
Fifty Strikers Free Case Near Carterville Ends
Springfield Nov 1 Tudge Allen discharged a rule against about fifty Suikine miners of St Louis and Biz Mudily Coal Co near Carterville who were accused of contempt for interfering with mine operations. Defendants were discharged after representatives from Carterville showed they faced no charges. Populists oust party committeemen in Springfield. State Practice Commission adjourns to Galesburg Nov 10 to review revisions to the state code of law practice.
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Tudge Allen
United States
Lim
Sid Helavir
Amene
Carterville
Ralbeny
Ercerwille
Bedsies
Wirklne
Nashville
Amd
Uri
Decatur
Democratc
Joseph Tapp
Chienze
Elsiman
Wirkiine
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State Code of Law Practice
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State Practice Commission
State Code of Law
Galesburg
Coal Price Hike Affects Miners And Industry
New York reports a 50 cent per ton advance in anthracite coal prices effective nationwide starting today. The move aims to ensure operators’ returns and covers all consumers. Also noted are a suicide attempt by Charles F. Jones and the death of Joseph Bacharach from a recent explosion, with ongoing search for victims. In Chicago, rail carriers grant a one fare round trip for veterans to travel home for voting.
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Joseph Bacharach
Chicago
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