Enthusiastic Lincoln Welcome for Governor Wilson and Bryan
Lincoln reception for Governor Wilson surpasses prior campaign events. Bryan greets Wilson and touts Nebraska support as ten special trains bring voters from across the state. Omaha luncheon with business leaders argues for policy changes, followed by a large Lincoln banquet and mass crowds cheering through the streets.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Omaha
Woody
Kid
Indell Hotel
Las
Reported Dying Party Free at Baltimore Victory Shadow
A fragment notes a political scene in Baltimore with a quoted support line for Mr. Bryan. The terse text hints at a public death report and a party claim of solidarity, reflecting early 20th century election rhetoric.
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Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
Martial Law Proclaimed in Bulgaria Amid Political Tension
Special dispatch from Sofia reports Bulgaria declared martial law after army mobilization. Czar Ferdinand did not urge war against Turkey in parliament opening, instead urged deputies to do their duty as they see fit, easing tension temporarily.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Turkey
Chamber of Deputies
Bryan for Attorney General Named by Senator-Elect James
VINCENNES Ind Oct 5 Senator elect Ollie James predicts W J Bryan will be next attorney general of the United States This remark marks the first time Bryan is named as a possible member of the anticipated Wilson administration in the wake of Democratic campaign opening.
Roosevelt Ends Rest Before Western Tour
Colonel Roosevelt plans a brief rest in Oyster Bay before a seven-teen by- tour starting Monday that will take him into the Midwest. He held a conference with Senator Dix, progressive national chairman, at the Outlook office this afternoon. Dix will travel to Oyster Bay tomorrow to discuss Western trip details, while Oscar Strauss, governor nominee, is expected as dinner guest.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Middle West
Dixon
Progressive National
Outlook Office
Oscar
Strauss
Johnson speaks in New York campaign tour 1904
Gov Hiram W. Johnson of California and Progressive vice presidential nominee addressed a packed Carnegie Hall in New York tonight. He then spoke at Cooper Union and the Casino in the Bronx, delivering shorter remarks at each stop.
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Johnson
New York
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Progressive Party
Carnegie Hall
Cooperanion
Government Camp
West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
Casino
Bronx
Fifteen Hurt in Collision on Kansas City Elevates Tracks
A rear end collision between two street cars on the elevated tracks between Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas at 1 AM injures fifteen people, with several likely fatally. The crash followed a trolley losing contact with the wire, and the following car could not halt in time.
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Kansas City
Kan
Shooting at Salado Dance Leaves Man Fatally Wounded
Police report a dance at a Salado area venue six miles from San Antonio where Chavez was seriously wounded in the left chest after a shooting by deputy Herber. Sheriff Tobin dispatched deputies, and Chavez, unconscious, was taken to the Southwestern Insane asylum by A. Schmidt. The motive remains unclear.
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Salado
San Antonio
Chavez
Herber
Tobin
Southwestern Insane Asylum
A. Schmidt
Jubilee Auto Hales Will Be Star Feature
Arrangements closed for the Harvest Jubilee speed event led by Barney Oldfield star attraction with his new Christie car and 800 horsepower. George Clark, Paul Plummer, Teddy Tetzlaff possible adds. field to include small cars, trucks, and unique races as plans call for oiling the San Antonio track and record attempts.
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W. A. Hering
Hure
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
George Clark
Paul Plummer
Teddy Tetzlaff
San Antonio
Christie
Dr. Hering
Acer
Louis ‘Hindman
Chicago
Craig
Andrews
Dallas
Hering
Ray M. Mackey
Chamber of Commerce
Bexar County Boys’ Corn Club
Arthur C. Stenling
Elbert Wheeler
Bracken
Tex
Kirman Smith
Elmendorf
Rthur Netwich
Macdona
W. Schliesing
Chas. Wier
John Brown
von Ormy
Criss Gonway
Ben Alves
Eric Skolaut
Lawrence McKean
John C. Mcikean
Leonard Linn
Edgar Vecker
Louis Vecker
Henry Halbardier
John Alfred Eckert
Connell McMonagle
Atascosa
Fred Netwich
Stanley Vecker
A. M. Fischer
A. B. Stephens
J. M. Vance
J. T. Strohm
W. M. Carter
S. G. Tayloe
Chaiman
C. ©. Austin
Joe Walsh
Lloyd Spencer
T. N. Smith
A. A. Hughes
Hall P. Street
H. L. Miller
J. L. Lytle
R. T. Pruitt
Martin J. Arnold
W. M. Stone
C. B. Watters
Emil Locke
Douglas Largen
A. H. Fraser
E. A. Kalkhurst
Frank Weinrich
Four Months In Jail Thief Cleared In Texas Court
Gustav Vauch, jailed for four months over a 3 cent theft, was released from Bexar county jail after a habeas corpus hearing in the Thirty seventh district court. Judge William Anderson discharged him as testimony showed no plausible case against the defendant.
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Gustav Vauch
Bexar County
William Anderson
Thirtyseventh
Judea
Calibrated clash ends prize race amid fiery crash
Caleb Bragg wins the fourth annual grand prize on the Wauwatosa course in 5 hours 59 minutes 27 seconds. Ralph de Palma and Alley escape serious injury after a final lap collision with Bragg on the Fiat Mercedes crash. De Palma suffers a compound leg fracture and abdominal puncture. Alley slight shoulder fracture.
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Milwaukee
Wis
America
Wauwatosa
Caleb Bragg
Fiat
E. Bergdoll
Benz
G. Anderson
Ralph de Palma
Om Alley
Bragg
de Palma
Mercedes
Alley
Trinity Hospital
de ‘Palma
Bruce Brown
Weather Outlook for East and West Texas
Washington October 5 East Texas fair Sunday and Monday in the south with showers and colder in the north West Texas shows local rain and colder conditions Sunday or Sunday night into Monday.
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Washington, D. C
East Texas
West Texas
Home Weather For Tourists Observations At 8 P M
Weather observations from major cities show clear skies and mild winds. Sunday rain probable in St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston Washington with varying high temperatures yesterday.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
San Antonio Light refutes leased AP wire sharing claim
The statement asserts that no other newspaper besides the San Antonio Light carries the AP wire in whole or in part and declares such claims unfounded and without basis.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Mormon Colonists Escaped Mexican Raid After Armed Standoff
Bishop Lillywhite and twelve Americans returned from Colonial Morelos after three days under threat from local Mexicans who armed bands to seize Mormon property. Consul Dye urged immediate inventory work and corroboration of the situation with 200 Federals reportedly en route.
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EL Paso
Tex
Bishop
W. Lillywhite
Morelos
State Department
Dye
Douglas, Ariz
Lillywhite
Haymore
Murder shocks New York as Selig slain amid Rosenthal case
Big Jack Selig a key state witness in the Rosenthal murder is shot dead in an open car on Second Avenue. The killer fled on foot, was captured nearby, and Selig died within minutes. Police link to Rosenthal gunmen questioned. letters found on Selig’s body are under scrutiny.
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New York
Big Jack
Selig
Rosenthal
Second Avenue
Sellg
Thirteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
East Side
Fourteenth_stret
Paul Schmidt
East Twenty-second Street
Belevue
Faret
Whitman
Jack Rose
Bellevue
Louie” Rosenberg
Gyp the Blood
Horowitz
Frank Choffcct
Des
Davidson
Oe Seventh Street
Broome and
Edding
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