Roosevelt on Prophecies and Bryan Remarks at Tonawanda and Buffalo
The piece covers Governor Roosevelt addressing crowds in Tonawanda and Buffalo, urging prosperity to aid workers and criticizing Bryan’s predictions. A heckler interrupts, and Roosevelt defends taxation questions raised by circulars about the Luckport charter. The stop at Niagara Falls and remarks on labor, industry, and political opponents are noted with multiple audience reactions.
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Buffalo
Venezuela Earthquake Devastates Towns and Rail Links
Reports from Venezuela describe near total destruction at San Casimire and nearby areas including Cua and Charallang after a Monday quake. An inlet at the Neverle river mouth vanished while Tacurigua, Broching, and Curlepe suffered widespread damage. Many dead and injured. rail and telephone lines between Caramiro di Rio Chlea interrupted.
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Choris
Venezuela
San Casimire
Cua
Charallang
Neverle River
Tacurigua
Caramiro di Rio Chlea
Steamship Arrivals and Incoming Vessels at New York
The notice lists several steamships and routes arriving or sailing from New York and nearby ports. Vessels named include Antwerp bound ships, Liverpool arrivals, and ships to Rotterdam. The item reads like a maritime arrivals brief with multiple ship names and destinations.
Fort Worth Resident Alleges wrongful confinement in asylum case
A petition filed by Joel Blair of Bell County accuses Simsenpleed 1 snio paMgeMNOe 66 of taking valuable Waco property and causing the plaintiff to be committed to a state asylum for two years. The complaint seeks redress for alleged wrongdoing and seeks relief.
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Vesa
Jayout
Yeans
Joel Blair
Bell County
Waco
Bryan evasive on coin redemption and race issue
The Republican club president reports W J Bryan's Oct 29 reply from New York. Bryan would enforce existing law on coin obligations and said future law pre–March 4 is unknown. He dismissed disenfranchisement of Negroes in North Carolina as not an issue and blamed the president over Puerto Rico actions.
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Bryan at Lima and Toledo Seeks Votes Amid Disturbances
The Bryan campaign traveled to Lima and Toledo, criticizing Republicans for avoiding issues and accusing them of pandering to trusts. Police removed a group of youths bearing an elephant banner as Bryan urged voters to embrace Lincolnian principles over Hanna and Republican tactics.
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Toledo
Bryanead
Mbonett
Lincoln
Hanna
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Purand’s Inshore Voyage Ends as She Parted Amidships
Exclusive wire from The Associated Memo, London reports the Dpltish steamer Purand on a New York to Montevideo voyage ran aground near Lobos Island on October 28. The ship has parted amidships and parts have washed ashore. details remain limited.
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Explosion at Napkin Magazine Wrecks Property
Exclusive report from Shanghai notes a powder magazine burst open by lightning near Napkin. Many people were killed or injured and nearby structures suffer extensive damage. Authorities warn of ongoing danger and investigation.
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Daily News
Twenty Six Missing After Tarrant & Co Fire
New York police report twenty six people missing after the Tarrant & Co drug house explosion and fire. Eight victims are employees. debris and melted materials hinder identification. Authorities probe explosive stores and permit violations, with fire department officials warning owners face criminal liability and insurers deny coverage.
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Woolley Campaign in Pennsylvania Amid Hoarse Speeches
Prohibition presidential candidate John J. Woolley toured Pittsburg and Connellsville with National Chairman Stewart and Samuel Dickie. He spoke despite hoarseness, urging support for Prohibition reforms and clean politics. Rallies followed in Uniontown and Scottdale, with crowds cheering as other speakers addressed.
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University grid team faces Auburn venue clash
The University of Pennsylvania football squad prepares for a game against Auburnnidile at Auburndale with a tight schedule and student body turnout. The event drew protests from the Jiarvaril football of thoirls and Quartersback Grieves amid Pennsylvanian authorities actions.
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Auction of Parnell Estate Sets Record Price
By wire from Dublin Oct 31 the Parnell estate, late Charles Stewart Parnell, was auctioned today under the land judge's order. The purchaser was Mr Boyland, a friend of Mr Jesus Howard Parnall, brother of the Lancwdie Akals.
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United States Accepts Open Door Clause in China Memorandum
The U S government released its full reply to the Anglo German China agreement noting acceptance of the open door and territorial integrity of the Chinese empire The document emphasizes no new territorial gains for the signatories and reiterates commitment to impartial trade and preserving China's territorial framework The reply was sent in duplicate to the agreement principals and mirrors prior US pronouncements on China's status and foreign interests
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Hay
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China
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DT Ave
Weather Rain and Warmer Temps Across Regions
Morning notes indicate rain chances and a warming trend today with scattered showers. Reports from various districts mention upcoming local events and political disputes amid routine weather updates.
Carlist Bands Active in Bernall Vicinity Amid Pursuit
Exclusive wire reports from Madrid describe Carlist bands in the Vielo of Bernall forming large infantry groups while troops close in. Bergnault Bologna link cut, another band with sixteen horses splits into three detachments near Gigols. Gendarmes seize rifles and documents listing 126 Carlist chiefs and 100 Carlist soldiers.
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Callers at Canton Meet the President on a Busy Morning
The Canton visit saw a large crowd at the McKinley home as President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley greeted early arrivals. Notable figures included John W. Yerkes the Republican candidate for Kentucky governor and Samuel Taylor former Ohio secretary of state now Glasgow consul, among others discussing politics.
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P. Wolcett
Mansfield Reformatory
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Chilouge
Germun
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Norwalk
Silent vote favors McKinley says mine workers leader
United Mine Workers district head Patrick Dolan predicts the silent vote will swing to McKinley, with working class support aiding his election more than the miners. The remark ties to national president John Mitchell and a local Pittsboro dispatch from The Associated Press.
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Senator Hanna in Indiana crowds rally across towns
Exclusive dispatch from The Associated Press reports Senator Hanna chairing the Republican National Committee visiting South Bend and Warsaw Indiana. He rode in on a special train greeted by citizens rough riders and bands as thousands cheered the procession and factories closed for his address. He spoke about 50 minutes praising reception then left for Goshen.
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Democratic State Committee Meets in Harrisburg
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Mills says the Democratic state committee executive panel met in Harrisburg to review division and county chair reports and plan turnout for next Tuesday. James A. Guffey praised the party’s strength and predicted gains against the Republicans. a split in the Fourth Lane district between Michael J. Mehe and Edward J. Burkette ended without a compromise.
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Stevenson Talks to 10,000 in City Parade
Democratic candidate for vice president addressed about ten thousand people today in a large reception. He spoke for two hours on domestic lists and policy, followed by EM Baths of Oregon.
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President Mitchell Speaks at McAdow Miners Mass Meeting
President Mitchell addressed a miners mass meeting at McAdow tonight after a district wide parade featuring music workers. The Exelusive Wire reports from The Agoulated Hread inMagleson Gol with coverage of the event.
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Democrats Vow to Guard Polls If Fraud Appears
Senator Jones, Democratic National Committee chair, defends at length the need for vigilant polling place presence to counter fraud. He rejects violence but warns that Democrats will take necessary action at the polls to prevent intimidation, ballot stuffing, or dishonest counting.
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Wall Street Press executives charged with blackmail plea
Leonard Watson and John Evans of the Wall Street Press with Ferdinand Gardner were charged in police court with blackmail. Banker G. W. Morgan testified Gardner sought $1,500 for a threatening article, with Watson and Evans repeating the demand. Bail set at $2,000 each for November 9 examination.
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Wall Street Press
John Evans
Ferdinand ¢. Gardner
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Wall Street
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Castellane's Extravagance Trustees Named In Castellane Case
The civil tribunal in Paris appointed George J. Gould trustee for Countess de Castellane amid a suit Gould filed against his sister. Pleadings allege Boni de Castellane spent 23 million francs over four years while his wife’s fortune yields about 4 million francs annually. Proceedings were in secret session. the Castellanes remain in the countey Lowethor.
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George J. Gould
Countess de Castellane
Boni de Castellaie
France
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General Botha Plans Invasion of Cape Colony
The report states General Botha will lead forces to invade Cape Colony, with forces from neighboring areas marching to the coast. Local resistance and troop movements are described as part of a broader campaign amid tensions in the region.
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Fragmented OCR News Scribbles From Unreadable Page
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Weather forecast for Workington and surrounding areas
Fragmented forecast notes rain and showers with fair spells. Northern portions may see showers with better conditions in the south. Wind and temperature details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate unsettled, cooler conditions on Thursday and Friday.
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