Bryan’s Chicago Run Marks Busy Indiana Swing
Bryan resumes his campaign in Chicago delivering two addresses, first at Handel hall then at the lake front, drawing thousands. He continues through Indiana with crowds at Lowell and Hammond and faces a throwing incident in Milwaukee. Roosevelt heads toward New York with fifteen speeches, while a Prohibition special train travels to Wheeling with stops at several towns.
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Bryan
Handel Hall
Lakefront
W. J. Bryan
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O'Clark
Fiat
Shear
Rambwatd
Pevan
Polis
Indiana
Adeno
Crin Srundsy
Frankfort
Yoel Trenssebier
Lowell Bryan
Gownon
Gownon Blac
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Gnandal
Lowell
Cook County
Lincoln
Neb. Ege
Bryen
Turner Hall
Milwaukee Avenue
Jolrien Pointer
Thryan
New York
Olean
N. Y
Roosevelt
Jamestown
Oswego
Wis
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Ste
Spett
Dunkirk
Jonestown
Bork
Lear Lin
Rey
Roosvelt
Be Hid
Bing
Oyster Bay
Owegu
Rice Death Mystery Sparks New York Court Fight
New York reports a sensational case surrounding William Marsh Rice's death on September 23, and attorney Albert T. Patrick's alleged attempt to cash large checks signed in Rice's name. Patrick and valet Charles Jones face charges of forgery and conspiracy as prosecutors reveal Jones’s confession claims and details of the supposed murder method while Rice’s will and estate are contested.
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New York
William Marsh Rice
Madison Avenue
Albert T. Patrick
Tice
Patrick
Rice
Charles PL Dones
Tarrick
Jones
Rfl
Crite
Ines
Itlee
Warrick
Mtoe
Matijek
Lyme
Mr. Rice
Carrick
Mr. Rive
Rive
Rellernr Hospital
Phyeirigos Havine
Millionaire Rice
Trares
Polon
Fatwick
Atention
Mouse
Osborne
Captain McClusky
Tie
House
Atrick
Ws House
Seemed a fair fiend details of the Hilger murder
Demure young woman telephones a jeweler and fools him into selling a gold watch. Wilhelm Hilger is murdered in his sleep after a deadly struggle. The wife confesses, taunts him, and claims the plan formed suddenly before the attack.
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Geneseo
Ills
Wilhelm
Hilger Aire
Teani
Lonse
Corning
Fred
Hilger
Alvord Released Then Rearrested in High Bail
New York dispatch reports City Magistrate Flammer freeing Cornelius L. Alvord a First National bank teller for lack of jurisdiction. He was rearrested by a U S marshal and held in 150000 bail for examination before U S Commissioner Shyplis. Hearst offers 1000 reward for altering election returns and 5000 for information leading to conviction.
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New York
Flammer
Cornelius L. Alvord
First National Bank
Alvord
United States
Shyplis
Hearst
Democratic Clubs
One Fatally Hurt in Fight of Laborers at Riverside Works
Kneeling Virginia November 2 A pitched battle broke out between striking laborers at the Riverside works of Lud National Tube company and nonunion replacement workers. Walter Davis was fatally injured as shots and missiles flew. More trouble is anticipated.
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Jacksonville
Washington
St. Tula
Hinckley
Minn
United
Willian Rapp
Lud National Tube Company
Walter Davis
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Waking Powder CO
William ST
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Greater
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Jere
Frederick B. Homig
United States Infantry
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Agen
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Berza
Owenton
J. B. Wheatley
Wheatley
County
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Polson
Spring Valley
Betker
Elmwood Manufacturingompany
Nes
Petersburg
Ministry of Agriculture
Russia
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Hilze
Springfiehl
Als
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John R. Tanner
2. C. Blaholt
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Ephone
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Tanner
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Cleave
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Supreme Court
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George Ovoriker
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Wade bin Hehe
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Bridge Port
Neal
Sam Buetinnee
Buchanan
Argo
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