Bryan Addresses Masses in Memphis for Free Silver Push
In Memphis on October 5 1900 Billy Bryan spoke to about ten thousand people in an open field at Overton Park as part of a broader Southern tour. He urged voters to elect a congress and president in favor of free coinage and urged support for Carmack over Patterson in Tennessee’s district race. He stressed unity, urged abandoning personal ambitions, and called for sustained effort to secure a bimetallic standard. He left for Nashville after the midday rally.
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Two Little Girls Disappear In Omaha And Indiana Case
Two little girls in Omaha named Nelle Woodbridge eight and Bertha one vanish after leaving for school. A large search fails to locate them as the mother grieves and neighbors assist. In Indianapolis Dottle Hayden twelve leaves home at noon and is not seen again after the morning school run. her father suspects enticement and notes she had recently been at a relative’s house.
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Dottle” Hayden
I. M Hayden
Valley Grove
Night Robe Parade Turmoil In Mount Union College
More than 100 Mount Union male students staged a midnight night robe parade through Alliance streets serenading the female hall and seizing a local restaurant. Police failed to arrest leaders. two leaders were jailed later and warrants are out for others. Faculty threatens suspension.
Pension Juggling Notaries Public Removed
The commissions of Oliver P. Johnson and Trudelph J. Schwickard, notaries public in the District of Columbia, were revoked by the President. The official letter cites revocation though it notes the cause is not stated. reports say the action targets jutar ies who anti-dated pension certificates and additional removals are expected.
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Washington
Oliver P. Johnson
Trudelph J. Schwickard
Distriet of Columbia
Tickets For Sale At D. and H. Office Berths Reserved
Tickets are available at the D. and H. office with berths reservable and inquiries answered. All prospective travelers are urged to give advance notice to ensure ample accommodations and smooth travel arrangements.
Supreme court affirms Kline v Livingston club liquor sale ruling
Judge Dean affirms the Lehigh county Livingston club decision in which a club steward may stock and distribute liquor to members without constituting a sale. The ruling concludes the act lacks a bargain element and asks legislators to address any licensing implications.
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Allentown
Trouble Among Choctaws in Indian Territory Rift Turns Violent
Reports from Tuskahoma dated October 6 describe escalating conflict between full blood Choctaws and squaw men over land rights and political control. Eviction attempts sparked street clashes, with fatalities and injuries on both sides. Troops near Fort Reno are expected to intervene as the Indian Office requests federal military support to prevent further bloodshed.
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I. T
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Fort Reno
Pond Creek
Washington
Indian Office
War Department
Indian Territory
Department
Metric System For England Moves Toward Adoption
United States Consul Lanter reports England nears legalizing the metric system amid parliamentary action. British merchants fear loss of global markets under pounds and yards, while Germany's trade gains are blamed on Britain’s non metric measures. The push is intensified by the prospect of U S adoption and England and Russia remaining non metric.
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United States
Lanter
Chaucan
State Department
England
Germany
Tne
Russia
American Suspects Sail From Rotterdam Under Aliases
Ten minutes before the Netherlands line steamship Werkendam sailed for New York on Saturday, a carriage with four men including Kearnes and Haines and two plain clothes police officers boarded. The suspects traveled under fresh aliases as French police in Poulogne sur Mer were alerted and Rotterdam police kept details secret to mislead reporters.
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Netherlands Line
Werkendam
New York
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Haines
Kearneyes
Poulogne-sur- Mer
Wheat shipments from Frisco Could Aid Indian Market
Dispatch from Simla notes possible California Wheat cargoes to India. Twenty or thirty cargoes from North and South America could steady prices and curb further rises, while arrivals might push native grain dealers to lower costs amid recent riots over high prices.
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Tandon
Times
Simla
India
California
North
South America
Dr Detchon Vitalizing Sarsaparilla Pills Ad
Candy coated sarsaparilla pills advertised as the greatest blood purifier and nerve builder. Claims to cure anaemia blood diseases nervous disorders paralysis indigestion loss of appetite female weaknesses and fading health. Priced 6 cents and 1.00 sold by Carl Lorenz druggist 418 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.
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Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Accident at Hazleton Injures Several Passengers
A Lehigh Valley line collision at Lumber Yard in Hazleton leads to a crushed leg and bruised body for brakeman Theodore Heiser. Passengers including Mrs. Harry Ti. Price Dominick Cosslay P B Cunningham and Mrs. Ruding Kosloski suffer cuts and bruises but all transfer to another train.
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Lumber Yard
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Theodore Heiser
Harry Ti. Price
Sandy Run
Dominick Cosslay
Brooklyn
P. B. Cunningham
Allentown
Ruding Kosloski
Position notices and help wanted in Scranton ads
A scan of classified ads shows multiple wants and notices: help seekers seeking workers for sewing, housekeeping, washing, and clerical tasks. a married man seeks driver or horse care work. a young man offers bookkeeping and accounting services. public notices on a store association meeting. and numerous attorney listings.
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Care Tribune
May
Hanna
Evans Court
Stuation
Ignac
Watchman
Janton
J. H
Tribe
Paes
Memo Lackawanna Store Association, Limited
Scranton
P.ox
J.P. Higginbon
Oranton
Scranton Train Schedules from Scranton Junction 1896
Trains depart Scranton with options to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South. Services include express west to Buffalo and El mira as well as local baths and Nicholson and Northumberland branches. Connects at many stations with Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches aboard all expresses.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Wilkes-Barre
Phila. Va
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Mount Morris
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Nicholson
Linghamton
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Utlca
Hichfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Wilkes- Barre
Flymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
M. L. Smith
City Ticket
Ckawanna Avenue
Depot
Trains From Scranton to New York and Hawley Schedule
Effective September 2 trains depart Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate points on the Erie line at 7 00 a m and 2 28 p m and return from those points at 9 00 a m 2 15 p m and 5 2 p m with stops for Hawley and focal points.
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