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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1900

Page

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Bryan Says The Fight Is Won In Campaign Swing

Lincoln reports Colonel Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arriving home from Chicago. Bryan declares the fight has been made and won, criticizes trusts and Flint, and outlines a nationwide tour covering Nebraska to New Jersey. He traveled 16,000 miles delivering 600 speeches with Mrs. Bryan joining in New York.

Bryan Flint New York Illinois Associated Press Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Mrs. Bryan Chicago D Street Mr. Bryan Omala Ryan Charles RK. Flint McWhinney and Adder Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company Starch Trust United States Toston White House Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Ohio West Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Kentucky Pennsylvania Connecticut Louisville New Haven Philadelphia Alexandria Ilinois Brooklyn Mason and Dixon Kansas New England Loulaville Ohio River Iowa

Filipinos Bet On Our Election in Manila

Manila reports brisk betting on the presidential election as insurgent forces resist, with Lieutenants Wilson and Dority destroying stores and a barracks near Bato, Atkinson’s unit recovering prisoners and ammunition, and a native band drawing troops into an ambush near Dagupan. Buencamino seeks Taft’s pledge of loyalty amid rising tensions.

Wilson Dority Forty-fifth Volunteer Infantry Bato Atkinson Thirty-seventh Volunteer Infantry Valencia United States Dagupan Senor Buencamino Manila Taft Washington

Sound Money Parade in New York

Exclusive report recalls the Sound Money march through Broadway and Fifth Avenue from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with crowds estimated between 100000 and 120000. Governor Roosevelt and other officials reviewed the procession led by General Anson G. McCook, while banners referenced Croker Bryan legends and a political pitch urged support for William Connell.

New York Sound Money Broadway Fifth Avenue Associated Press Sto Croker Bryan Roosevelt Woodruff B. B. Odell, Jr Anson G. McCook

Anthracite trade eyed for brisk season with gradual mine revival

The Ledger reports preliminary mining work under way with minor disputes and holiday interruptions. Full operation is expected soon and large orders for coal persist, with a 60 cent per ton price rise likely to hold. The piece also urges votes for J A Scranton for county treasurer.

Associated Meas Philadelphia Ledger Ita Conl

Fatal Crash at Crossing Kills Couple Returning Home

An elderly couple, Sanford Weatherhead and his wife aged about sixty to seventy, were killed when their carriage was struck by an engine at a crossing in Northfield, Minnesota. The Weatherheads, prosperous farmers, were returning from a visit to friends when the accident occurred.

Preag Northfield Musa Sanford W. Weatherhead

Howard and Youtsey Taken to Louisville

James Howard condemned to death and Henry Youtsey sentenced to life imprisonment were moved to the Louisville jail for safe keeping in connection with the assassination of Governor Gobel. The transfer occurred after legal proceedings in Frankfort Kentucky on November 4.

Howard Youtsey Louisville Frankfort James Howard Henry Youtsey Gobel

Conditions of Alaska report details Nome hardships and relief needs

General Randall details Nome conditions as of September 20 including shortages, claim jumping, and difficulty securing convictions. He notes labor unions restrict wages, arrivals of 18,000 at Nome in June, and widespread destitution. Relief for Indians and cautious aid for venturesome whites are discussed along with military measures and proposed infrastructure in Alaska.

Associated Press Washington George M. Randall Department of Alaskan St. Michael Nome United States Commissioner's Court Chamber of Commerce W. A. Bethel Randall Charles, Tibert Publin Alaska Island Yukon Seattle Juneau Sgeuny Valdez Fort Egbert Yukon River Fort Michael Pering Sea Cape Fox Cape Commana Congas Narrows Five Fingers Frederick Sound Ninmak Pass Dutch Harbor Cape York Port Clarence Topek oGlotin Bay Lieut. Jarvis United States Revenue Gen Meteor Bear Fort &J. Michael Jarvin

Parkhurst Sermon Links Patriotism to Dollar Trust

The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst at Madison Avenue Presbyterian preached against dishonest money and urged voters to back William T. Lewis for district attorney, warning that a distorted dollar harms the nation. He tied the election to religious duty and national prosperity amid class tensions.

Associated Preas New York Charles H. Parkhurst Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Parkhurst W. J. Bryan Hsten America Lus Jis Trenoud Baum Dellareel Mount Sinai

Emergency Rations Tested By War Board At Fort Reno

A war department board at Fort Reno Oklahoma underway to test emergency field rations for troops in hostile territory. Twenty five troopers from Troop A Eighth Cavalry begin a five day trial on two rations plus daily health checks and weight tracking. A New Jersey rival ration uses tea instead of chocolate and compact meat and bread.

Fort Reno O. T War Department Eighth Cavalry New Jersey Fountain Poindexter

Local News Roundup and Election Notes Across Regions

This morning's brief covers a general forecast of the election with mentions of Mr. Bryan touring Nebraska and Alaska conditions described as alarming. It notes local church events, a mayoral stance on Vineliad, and Saturday football results plus regional industry notes.

Bryan Wil Nebraska Alaska Filipinna

St Paul Strikes Wreck Submerged Causing Engine Failure

New York Nov 4 The American line steamer St Paul limped into port after a serious experience at sea. On Oct 1 she struck a submerged wreck tearing the starboard propeller and wrecking starboard engines beyond repair. The ship leaks and sails on port engine at reduced speed while months pass for replacements.

New York St. Paul

Aguinaldo Dead Reported by Soldier in Manila Hospital

James Thompson, a private in the United States Army, writes from a Manila hospital that a Filipino patient near him confirms Aguinaldo was shot dead as reported earlier, but says the truth was kept quiet for political reasons. The letter was received by James C. Hussey of National City, via exclusive Wie reports.

Associatinn Proms San Diego Cal James C. Hussey National City James Thompson Solier United States Infantry Manila Aguinaldo

Steamship Arrivals From Across Europe and UK Ports

Exclusive AP report lists arrivals and departures of ships including Rotterdam bound vessels Hot tendwin Boulognet et Paul Southampton Cherbourg Caledonian Liverpool Hesperia Marseilles Genoa and Umbria Kensington Queenstown and more with voyages between New York London Liverpool and Liverpool New York.

Associated Press New York Rotterdam Hottendwin Boulognet Et Paul Southampton Cherbourg Caledonian Liverpool Hesperia Marseilles Genoa Seig—Pansied Minninapolis London Kensington Queenstown Umbria Inconia

Weather Forecast for Tuesday From United States Weather Bureau

The Weather Bureau issues a forecast noting a clear sky trend across the region from Puget Sound to the Atlantic with only a small rain area along the middle Atlantic coast due to a storm near Hatteras. High pressure over the western half supports continued fair weather and mild temperatures, with possible showers on the lowwland middle Atlantic coast and a potential storm elsewhere on Tuesday.

Fittune Miy Puelle Atlantic Middle Atlantic

Best Week of the Bourse Sees Bullish Weekafter Decline

The Bourse enjoyed its best week since prices began sliding in April with several bullish factors noted. The report is filed from Berlin by Exclusive Wire. A political note interrupts with a call to vote for John H Fellows for sheriff.

Secretary of Internal Affairs Pennsylvania McKinley Berlin

Land slide forecast for McKinley Roosevelt across nation

Nov. 4 dispatches from New York and other cities forecast a sweeping Republican victory for McKinley and Roosevelt. California and New Hampshire show strong GOP leads, while Missouri and New Jersey hinge on tight races. Presidential voting results and party forecasts fill the day’s political chatter.

St. Louis Missouri Florey McKinleyr

Campaign for SD Senator Ends With Pettigrew Speech

The South Dakota United States Senate campaign culminates tomorrow with a Pettigrew address in the home city. Voter registration in Sioux Falls slows a record 248 voters, marking one of the city’s heaviest engagement days.

Bioux Pally United States South Dakota Pettigrew

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Mies William Connell Congress J. A. Scranton The Dr. Parkhurst William Tt. Lewis Keystone State From Philadelphia Press Associated Preat Thomas P. Daniels Carbondale Warfield First Presbyterian Church Leonard On Ching Rim Mark Choneh Scranton Northeastern Pennsylvania News ST. Paul’s George M. Watson Weather Bureau Tonight William. Moora United States Weather Bureau John H. Fellows Sherif Republican National Committee of Republican National Committee California San Francisco Republican Democratic Central Committee Massachusetts Boston Conn General Assembly New Hampshire Manchester N. H Oyster Bay Episcopal Church Canton John Copeland Prothenes Tury Weather Forecast Eaeters Pommelvenia
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