Roosevelt speaks on Imperialism at Jamestown stop
Governor Roosevelt concentrates his Jamestown remarks on Bryan Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence, arguing expansionism shaped by economic and military power. He defends tariffs and warns against demagoguery while defending a strong regular army amid Philippines policy.
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Jamestown
Bryan
Jefferson
Brysin
toMormen
Nw Mouch Meivan
Louissigne
Bemocracy
Tran Missienippi
Gulf of Mexico
Stonky Moountains
Pholune
Philippines
MoeKinley
Toursana
Philippione
Jeferson
McKinley
MacArthur
Wheaton
Thomas
Citg
Louisiana
Roosevelt reports good health after briefing on gunmen case
Jurtaa soon aw Mr Bevan and his captors will cease from aiding the men here who are shooting with Mig. Governor Roosevelt, after completing his work this evening, is in excellent condition. His voice is firm, chest soreness gone, and his physical state is described as perfect. He plans to speak in Oyster Bay on Monday night then finish his speaking tour at Owego tomorrow night.
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Providence
Mer
Bryan
Japan
Tryvan
Phippine
St. Mrvun
Thom
Pyeny
Nani Lee Mead
Philippines
Bevan
Aldinge
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Owego
Jones
Mr. Rice
Mr. Patrick
Patrick
Nellevue Hospital
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Republican Party of
Government of
Captain Kidd
England
Hamis
William McKinley
Jones urges city to vote early for promised victory
Chairman James K. Jones of the Democratic National Committee implores supporters to vote on Tuesday, mobilize teams and vehicles to help the elderly, and monitor polling from opening to returns, declaring the election already won.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Comittee
Bryan's Itinerary of Windy Chicago
The Aselatad Press reports William Jennings Bryan began a three day stay in Chicago addressing a dense crowd at Randolph street and Michigan Avenue. Police escorted him due to the throng as Mayor Harrison supervised the security. Bryan spoke with strong voice to workingmen and office workers, then moved to the Auditorium for dinner before continuing eight speeches on the north side to large crowds.
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Hachisive
Aselatad Press
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Randolph Street
Michigan Avenue
Harrison
Ryan
Bryan
Dearborn Street
Cook County
Colonel Bryan
Michael Shields
Alignment of Powers Is Now Complete
The alignment of powers on the British German agreement is now complete. Italy and Austria were already expected to adhere while Japan has given unconditional assent. Five powers Britain Germany Italy Austria and Japan unite. the United States France and Russia accept open door and territorial integrity but pause on future procedure.
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Washington
Italy
Austria
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
United States
France
Russia
China
Laula W. Neal Dies at 72 in Norristown
Dr Laula W Neal aged 72 died suddenly of heart failure at his Norristown home. He had served 25 years as surgeon general of the Pennsylvania National Guard, and in the Crimean war was a surgeon at Sevastopol during its siege. He once removed a bullet from Gen Hancock after Gettysburg.
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Norristown
Laula W. Neal
Pennsylvania National Guard
Stone
Bebastopol
Hancock
Gettysburg
Fire destroys major Wilkes-Barre lithographing plant
A large blaze raged through the W. S. Raeder Lithographing and Printing plant in Wilkes-Barre, collapsing the building. The fire started in the balley room and spread rapidly through the elevator shaft and floors, causing extensive damage and loss estimated at about 125,000 dollars.
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Wilkes-Barre
W. S. Raeder Blink
Tts
Pennsylvania
Balley
Alaif Uelil
Confession Shocks New York Wealth Murder Case
Valet Jones and attorney Patrick are jailed as the Rice estate murder case shocks New York. Jones allegedly confessed to killing William Marsh Rice with poison and chloroform, aided by Patrick who sought to hide papers and cash large forged checks. The district attorney released portions of Jones's account as investigations continue.
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Associated Press
New York
William Marsh Rice
Madison Avenue
Robert 7
Patrick
Mr. Rice
Charles J. Jones
Jones
Valet Jones
Ofice
Rice
Iilet
Mitchell Leaves Hazleton for New York
President Mitellote Hogleton leaves Hazleton for New York with plans not to return this city until next spring. Exclusive AP dispatch notes the trip as part of ongoing business concerns in Maleton PA.
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Associated Press
Maleton
Nov
Mitellote Hogleton
New York
Carnegie Founders Day honors Wu Ting Fang at institute
Pittsburg Nov 1 The fifth Founders Day at Carnegie Institute drew over five thousand visitors to Schenley Park. Minister Wu Ting Fang spoke on peace over war and praised American philanthropy. Letters from McKinley and others were read as the crowd surged toward the overfilled music hall.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
Schenley Park
Andrew Carnegie
Wu Ting Fang
Frederick Archer
Lemuel C. Barnes
Samuel Hardin Church
William McKinley
W. N. Frew
Board of Trustees
United States
China
Viet
America
Seul
Hooke
Mitchell Speaks in Brooklyn at Mass Meeting
About 1 500 people gathered at a Brooklyn rink for a mass meeting under the Brooklyn Central Labor union and K of L to hear John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, recount the anthracite strike. Mitchell praised miners and noted wages around 257.50 a year with company stores and medical charges. Charles Frederick Adams and others spoke after Mitchell’s address.
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Associated Prest
New York
Rink
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Central Labor Union
D. A
K. of L
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union
Henry George, Jr
John Swinton
Thomas J. Duc
Mitchell
Charles Frederick Adams
Public Debt Figures Show Decline and Breakdown
Exclusive wire reports the monthly public debt tally as of November 30, 1920, excluding cash in the treasury. The total debt stands at 91,100,000,000 with a $1.7 million decrease from the prior month, detailing interest bearing and other categories and noting offsetting cash on hand and various trust and reserve funds.
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Washington
Pertl
United States
Ssujuedeo
Wanamaker Denounces the Machine in Pennsylvania Tour
Ex Postmaster General Wanamaker and Rudolph Blankenburg led a Schuylkill county campaign against the Quay machine and for anti Quay candidates. He spoke in Orwigsburg Schuylkillhaven Saint Clair Port Carbon Minersville and warned that regularity equals treason to Republican principles, urging war on a political machine for plunder.
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Associated Prom
Pottsville
Wanamaker
Rudolph Blankenburg
Schuylkill County
Philadelphia
Schuylkillhaven
Koch
Mr. Wanamaker
Orwigsburg
Schuyl- EitJhaven
St. Clair
Opera House
Port Carbon
Minersville
Quay
United States Senate
New York Campaign and Maker Mystery Highlight City News
Roosevelt backs a New York campaign as John Wanamaker pursues Senator Quay with Quay present in Lebanon. Carbondale budgets and finances dominate the 2nd page while wrestling wins highlight local cl, and editorials push prosperity against strike confusion in the council.
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Roosevelt
New York
New Maker
John Wanamaker
Senator Quay
Lebanon
Chicago Hoodlums Again in Evidence
At a political rally in Chicago crowded with supporters and hecklers, William J. Bryan faced a hostile reception as 70 police restored order after 45 minutes of disruption. Eggs were thrown at Bryan as he left Central Turner hall. John R. Myers was arrested.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mark Hanna
William J. Bryan
Helstead
Thirteenth Streets
Turner Hall
John R. Myers
WAS 125 YEARS OLD
Exclusive Wire reports George Washington Freeman Horner Green a former slave died in Hempstead New York alms house at reputed age 125 He was said born January 1 1777 on a farm near Elizabethport New Jersey He used whiskey and tobacco and was said to have fathered thirty seven children many of whom are deceased.
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Associated
Republican Voters Told They Will Be Protected
The Republican national committee issued a warning to voters amid Democratic threats to seize ballot boxes and intimidate inspectors. The statement says measures are in place to protect every voter's right and ensure proper counting on election day.
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Associated Press
New York
Republican National Committee Today
Croker
Democratic Organization
Polla
Furve
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
Ttch
Republican National Committee
Tin
Nucsilay
Hefferon Narrowly Escapes Death Driving Wagon
Alfred Hefferon a young driver for Madison avenue grocer E H Bird escaped a deadly rail accident yesterday afternoon. He did not see a switch engine and jumped clear as the wagon and horse were struck and crushed by the gondolas from Lackawanna avenue.
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Alfred Hefferon
E. H. Bird
Madison Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Station
Center Street
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Driver Boy Injured By Mule Kick
Richard Teese fifteen year old living at 1120 Lafayette Street was kicked unconscious by a mule while hitching the animal at the Pine Brook mine. He suffered a deep wound near the right temple and a split ear. Taken to Lackawanna hospital he remained unconscious for a long period and rested easily yesterday.
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Richard Teese
Lafayette Street
Pine Brook
Lackawanna Hospital
Youngs Hreese
Ordination at Wilkes-Barre As Eight Named Clergy Confer Priesthood
Right Rev. Bishop Talbot, assisted by several clergymen, ordained seven young men to the priesthood at St. Stephen's Episcopal church in Wilkes-Barre this morning. The ordinees were Herbert H. Powell Wilkes-Barre William Evang Kunkel Milton Norton T. Houser Blossburg Francis Yarnall Coudersport Sidney Winter Stroudsburg Frederick A. Lyon Mr. Carmel George A. Green Catasauqua.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Navy
Bishop Talbot
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Herbert H. Powell
William Evang Kunkel
Milton
Norton T. Houser
Blossburg
Francis Yarnall
Coudersport
Sidney Winter
Stroudsburg
Frederick A. Lyon
Victoria approves cabinet reshuffle in London
Queen Victoria approves Lord Salisbury as premier and lord privy seal along with Lansdowne as foreign secretary and Broderick as war secretary. Selborne becomes first lord of the admiralty and O J Bateson is named colonial secretary for London.
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Associated Press
London
Queen Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Marquis of Lansdowne
Plate
Wiliam St. John Broderick
Earl of Selborne
Admiralty
My. O. J. Bitehie
Louw Allgire
Quay Visits Lebanon as Republicans Face Internal Strife
Ex Senator Quay toured Lebanon with a large reception and parade. He warned Republicans to unite against a common enemy, contrasting factional warfare in Pennsylvania with a possible national impact. He predicted 150 plus regular Republicans would stand at Harrisburg for the next legislative session.
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Lebanon
Quay
Lie Larize
Republican Party
Lebanon County
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Union
Gerberich
Weils
Harrisburg
Bac
Strike at Conyngham Coal Mine Sparks Labor Dispute
Workers at the Conyngham mine of the Delaware and Hudson Canal company began a strike over pay. Miners protested a ten percent wage increase and alleged misapplication of the raise, while other plants faced complaints about car sizes and loading duties. Superintendent Latprope of the Lehigh Valley company replied that a ten percent raise had been granted but topping rules remained unchanged, urging workers to return to work if they comply.
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Wilkes-Barre
Conyngham
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Delaware and Hudson and
Lehigh Valley
Latprope
Lehigh Valley Company
Bali
Cortland Agent Arrested for Railroad Funds Shortage
David H. Gurley, the Delaware Lackawanna and Western agent at Cortland, was arrested on a grand larceny in the second degree charge for using railroad funds. He was arraigned, waived examination, and held for the grand jury with bail set at 100 dollars. Experts say the shortage amounts to several hundred dollars.
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Cortland
N. Y
David H. Gurley
Delaware, Lackawannr, and Western
Gurley
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Asociated Press
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Carnegie
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Union County
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