Roosevelt Campaign Record Stuns Nation In Eight Weeks
Theodore Roosevelt in eight weeks toured 24 states traveled 21209 miles spoke in 567 towns and addressed about 3 million people. He finished in excellent health at Owego after a relentless sequence of stops and urged supporters to back McKinley and Odell, criticizing Bryan and urging unity for honest government.
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Mrona
Nvedo
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Union
Wm. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Owego
Hornellsville
Wellsville
Addison
Unclear political clash cited over Philippines flag issue
An unspecified party dispute is described, contrasting a faction that boasted a Spanish war stance with another that allegedly opposed the war and sought to lower the flag in the Philippines. During a train ride from Waverly, a singular incident occurred when a stone shattered a car window.
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Philippines
Waverly
Poverfier
Will Pay Boni De Castellane Debts by Goulds
The Goulds will settle Count Boni de Castellane debts totaling about 4.7 million dollars in full. George Helen Howard and Frank Gould plan a lump sum to protect the Goulds' honor by paying the obligations of the spendthrift husband of Countess Alma. The Evening World notes Gould wealth has risen since Jay Gould's death, Anna's share near 18 million, income around 1 million, and the estate valued above 125 million.
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New York
Jay
Evening World
Boni de Castellane
Goulds
Alma
George
Helen
Howard
Ioin
Frank Gould
Gould
Jay Gould
Anna
William L Strong Dies Former New York Mayor
William L Strong former mayor of the old city of New York died at his home 12 West Fifty seventh street at 3 am heart failure brought on by gout. Born in Ohio in 1827 he built a career in wholesale goods banking and public service guiding reform through the committee of seventy and serving as mayor beginning 1885. His tenure drew opposition from regular Republicans though he left a legacy of a clean police court bench and nonpartisan reform.
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Associated
Ives
New York
William L. Strong
Old City of
West Pifty-seventh Street
William L. Strong & Co
Worth Street
Mr. Strong
Iil Becaue
Central National
Lexan
Watchers
Strong
Committee of Seventy
Vietor
Bcome
Tammany
Himelf
Hugh J. Grant
Turmany
Jane
Sten Vamie
Reform Plains
Mano
Lin
Lilo
Meen
Sayhi
Greatest Ovation for Mr Stevenson in Fort Wayne
An exclusive wire report from The Associated Press notes Fort Wayne Indiana observed the greatest ovation for Mr Stevenson with a parade of farmers two thousand strong and a later massive political parade. He was escorted by Congressman J W Bailey and Judge Welty.
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Associated
Fort Wayne
Ind
Adlal FE
Stevenson
Bryan
Ish
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Judge Welty
Canton
Boy Shoots Companion in Polish Camp Incident
Exclusive wire reports that near here four Polish youths were out hunting when 13 year old Stanislaus Sireclecki fired at 14 year old Rudolph Franckowiak. Franckowiak died instantly as the shooter, reportedly irritated by his companion's chatter, fled the scene.
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Associated
Prosi
Stanislaus Sireclecki
Rudolph Franckowiak
Streelecki
Patterson and Klerrett Appointed Solicitors for PRR
Thomas B. Patterson and James Klerrett, of Patterson & Klerrett, were named solicitors in the legal department of the Pennsylvania Railroad for the county of Ala Pa. The appointment was announced today by exclusive wire from The Associated Press in Philadelphia.
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Asociated Press
Philadelphia
Thomas
Patterson
James Klerrett
Hanna attacks Bryan over imperialism in Chicago rally
The Associated Press reports Senator Hanna told three Chicago meetings, defending the government’s principles and denouncing Bryan’s imperialism stance as a step toward socialism and anarchy. He warned of the issue as a bogey and urged support for J. A. Scranton for county treasurer.
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Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Hanna
Western Avenue
Bloomingdale Road
Senator Hanna
Bryan
Northwest Side
Bishop Warren for McKinley
Bishop Henry W. Warren heads to Oklahoma City for a Methodist conference then to New York for national missionary meetings. His forty day trip may cause him to miss voting in the presidential election, which he supports McKinley as a steady leader through grave national questions.
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Associated Press
Denver
Henry W. Warren
Oklahoman City
Warren
New York
McKinley
Lincoln
McKinley regrets review invitation from Sound Money group
President William McKinley declines to review the November 8 parade by Canton Ohio based Business Men's Republican and Sound Money Association delegates. He praises national unity, public law and sound currency while opposing incitement of hatred and discontent among citizens.
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Sound Money Association
Prom
New York
Business Men's Republian and Sound Money Association
Canton
Mr. Strong
Hie
Business Men's Republican Sound Money Association
Dn Manndehod
William McKinley
William L. Strong
Mitchell's Last Address to Anthracite Miners
President Mitchell delivered his final speech to the United Mine Workers in Wilkes-Barre and Nanticoke as he heads to Indianapolis. About two thousand filled the opera house and five thousand packed nearby streets. a union parade followed. He called the anthracite strike a historical epoch, praising labor and urging support for union-made goods.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of
Bryan at Chicago Rally Attacks Porto Rico Policy
W J Bryan spoke in Chicago delivering twelve addresses including two at Old Vienna pavilion where a disturbance arose over a question about trusts. He alleged Republicans amended the Declaration of Independence to bar Filipinos from equal rights and urged voting for John Copeland for the prothonotary.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Handel Hall
Vienna” Pavilion
Sixtley Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
North Carolina
Bryan
State
Thirty-first
Old Vienna
Republican Party
Ism
Porto Rico
Europe
Remarkable Campaign Reflections Highlighted By Maria Anawers
Weather today fair with northwest winds as Senator Maria Anawers delivers remarks on General-Roosevelt campaign. Irvin gives twelve speeches in Chicago while McKinley administration effects are noted in the city. Three political meetings in South Side Scranton, Providence and West Scranton area. county teachers' institute adjourns.
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Maria Anawers
Bryan
Ot Pekin
Irvin
Chicago
Providence
South Side
Dunns Review of Trade Says Recovery Near Amid Election Caution
Exclusive wire from Brest New York Nov 2 says Dunns Review of Trade tomorrow notes the pause ends soon as election restricts immediate buying. Iron and steel show activity while anthracite coal shutdowns concentrate operations. Raw materials rise with finished forms. Shipbuilders demand structural shapes. cotton and wheat markets recover. pork futures cause short covering. US weekly failures fall. Vote for William HK Lewis for district attorney.
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New York
K. G. Dunn & Cols Weekly Review of Trade
Messemer
Grey Forge
Pittsburg
Bremen
Africa
Willetts
Philadelphia
Uyers
New England
Argentina
United States
Canada
Miners Return to Work After Local Coal Disputes
In Wilkes-Barre area strikes ease as Lehigh Valley Coal company and Dar rance and Prospect miners halt labor unrest return to jobs. Delaware colliery workers also resume after compromise. Pittston mine staff protest shorter hours as drivers runners and doortenders walk out.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Darrance
Prospect
Delaware
Delaware and Hudson Company
Pittston
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Accident to Work Train Kills One in York Pa
A work train accident in York Pennsylvania results in the instant death of William Ream and injuries to five other local men. Injured include H A Leber B F Wambaugh John Kline Luther Ness and Arthur Grothe. Leber not expected to recover. Wambaugh suffers arm and leg injuries while Ness and Grothe are seriously hurt. All victims are York residents.
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York
William Ream
H. A. Leber
B. F. Wambaugh
John Kline
Luther Ness
Arthur Grothe
Boer Revival Risks Prolonged War and Delayed Roberts Return
Exclusive wire reports the Boer revival growing more serious, delaying Lord Roberts return and pushing potential troop withdrawals to January or February. Drafts from England continue and 6,000 horses will be sent out. Heere are well armed with ample ammunition and the campaign may last six more months. The Daily Express report contrasts with optimism from other quarters. Vote for William K. Beck for registrar.
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Vresa
London
The
Daily Express
Lord Roberts
England
Heere
Morris Discharged in Wire Case Probe
Moris was discharged from custody after two weeks detention on charges of working the lives of John W. Gate of the American Bed and Wire Co and W G Erion general manager of the Kansas City and Southern Railway Attorneys for the complainants said they did not wish to prosecute and requested dismissal of the prisoner
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Chicago
L Moris
John W. Gate
American Bied and Wire Company
W. G. Erion
Kansas City and Southern Railway
Giste
Brimaon
Battle results from strike claim fatal injury in Wheeling
Exclusive report from Wheeling states at the Riverwide works of the National Tube company a pitched battle occurred between striking workers and replacements. Walter Davia was fatally wounded after shots were fired and various acts of violence followed the clash.
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Associated Preas
Wheeling
W. Va
Atrikera
National Tube Company
Walter Davia
Strikers to Return as Wage Fight Eases at Now Maven Iron
The rolling mill strike at Now Maven Iron and Steel Co. will end Monday as most workers resume duties. About 500 employees are affected with 24 puddlers remaining out. The protest centered on a wage reduction, and management did not concede.
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Presa
Haven. Com
Maven Iron and Steel Company
Hoods
McCabe Defends McKinley in Public Letter
Bishop Charles C McCabe of Evanston replies in the Times-Herald to Hamline Methodists and a Prohibition club. He praises President McKinley as one of the best and bravest leaders and argues his re election will aid causes rooted in the Ten Commandments. He speaks as an American citizen not as a bishop.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Hamline
Minn
C. McCabe
McCabe
McKinley
Times-Herald
Evanston, ML
Abraham Lincoln
Charles C, McCabe
Railroad Assessments Total Valuation Falls Slightly
The state board of assessors reported on railroad and canal property valuations totaling 223,084,049 with a tax of 1,694,011. Major systems listed include Pennsylvania Railroad at 68,088,380 valuation and 418,006 tax, New Jersey Central at 40,?12,690 valuation and 308,004 tax, and Philadelphia and Reading at 9,524,920 valuation and 54,140 tax. Other lines shown include Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Lehigh Valley. New York, Susquehanna and Western. plus all remaining properties.
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N. d
State Board of Assessors
State Comptroller
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey Central
Philadelphia and
Reading
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
New York
Susquehanna and Western
Lehigh Valley
Man Named McCarthy Seeks Police Help After Shooting Near Diamond Crossing
At about 1 AM a man identifying himself as McCarthy entered the Scranton Railway power house on Providence Road asking to call police about a friend shot near the Diamond crossing. He then fled, and officers searching with a patrol wagon could not locate McCarthy or the wounded man. Vote for Thomas P. Daniels for clerk of the courts.
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McCarthy
Scranton Ralilway Company
Providence Road
Permsion
Diamond Crossing
Corporations Chartered in Hlorvininirg
On November 4 charters were granted to several companies. Lawrence Nleal Light onl Vower Company Lew Castle with capital 10 000 Wilson Produwn Company Mittburg capital 5000 McCont Hooman Iubliaking Company Pittsburg capital 000 Kendig Chocolate Company Lit itz capital 25 000.
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Hlorvininirg
Lawrence Nleal
Light Onl Vower Company
Lew Castle
Wilson Produwn Company
Mittburg
Capitel
McCont Hooman Iubliaking Company
Pittsburg
Kendig Chocolate Company
Lititz
Hunting Accident Claims Life Near Clearfield Mountain
In Clearfield Pennsylvania a hunting party member Paul McCoole was accidentally shot and killed by Jerry Howkman. The body was taken to a morgue and Howkman was placed in custody pending coroner’s inquest tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Clearfield
Paul McCoole
Jerry Howkman
Turkmun
Peace notes discuss indemnity and reform in China
A Pekin dispatch says French proposals are accepted with Monday for further details while three major issues loom. removal of the Empress Dowager from power, creation of an indemnity fund via customs duties, and establishment of a foreign affairs minister to replace the tsungli yamen.
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Paris
Hayas Figency
Pekin
Voyron
China
Tien-Tsin
Tuen
Siet-Chung
Washington
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Uleo Shila Tin
United States
Li Bune Chang
Great Brittain
Steamship Arrivals From The Associated Press Report
A New York report lists arrivals and sailings of ships. Kaiser Wilhelm MW from Naples arrived. La Bretanne arrived from New York and Kaiser Frederick reached New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Belgravia and Houlogne sailed.
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Associated Press
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm MW
Naples
Campania
Liverpool
Purnesli
Glasgow
Spanarydam
Rotterdam
Kaf Waldermes
Hamburg
Mymouth
Cherbourg
Wavee
la Bretanne
Mansburg
Kaiser Frederick
Plymouth
Belgravia
Houlogne
Four Paterson Men Indicted in Passaic County Murder Case
Grand jury in Passaic County reports indictments for murder and rape. Defendants include McAllister Campbell and Death in the death of Denyle Bhosschieter of Paterson. Details stray from origin. formal charges listed.
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Paterson
New York
Passaic County
S. d
McAllister
Err
Campbell
Denyle Bhosschieter
Pacer
Stripping Contractors Grant 10 Percent Wage Increase
Hazleton November 2 Coyle Brothers stripping contractors today granted a voluntary 10 percent wage rise. All stripping contractors and washeries and collieries operators, with one exception, have complied with the Scranton miners convention demands.
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Associated Press
Hazleton
Coyle Brothers
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