Gold Rush Line Is Impregnable in Final Campaign Push
Chicago reports detail intense campaign planning as Republicans and Sound Money Democrats fortify their lines for the looming showdown. National figures like Hanna and Quay influence vote forecasts while speeches flood Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and the South. A Sunday parade plan by the Populists fuels controversy over desecrating the Sabbath and municipal permits may block such demonstrations.
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Chicago
Mark Hanna
Bryan
Indiana
Michigan
Popucrats
Republican National Executive
Quay
Colonel Payne
National Headquarters
Payne
Senator Quay
McKinley
National Committee
Snow Falling in the Far West Gridlock Weather Report
Reports to railroads show cold weather with snow in parts of the west. Burlington lines report rain west of the Missouri and snow in the Black Hills and Wyoming and Montana divisions. Sherman Wyoming records two inches of snow. Clairmont shows 10 degrees, Nemaha 48, average 46.
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Neb
Burlington
Missouri River
Black Hills
Wyoming
Montana
Sherman
Wyo
Clairmont
Nemaha
National People's Party Meets in Chicago on Oct 13
The national executive committee of the People's party held a meeting in Chicago on October 13. Senator Muller remarked that the boy orator has a sure thing. The report notes party discussions and potential candidacy implications.
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Muller
Chicago
The
People's Party
Butler Discusses Fusion Plans to End Meeting
Senator Butler told a reporter the meeting confined talks to fusion plans in Kansas and Colorado aimed at a swift end before night. He expressed optimism, claimed Indiana, Iowa, the solid south and west assure Bryan’s ticket, and denied any move against Watson or efforts to undermine Bryan’s candidacy.
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Kansas
Colorado
Bryan
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Iowa
Maryland
Delaware
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Kentucky
Texas
Watson
Golden Eagle Order Reports Growth at Annual Session
Neading Pa Oct 1 The annual session of the supreme castle Knights of the Golden Eagle convened with representatives nationwide. Grand Keeper of Records W Culberson reported 1894 membership 9 224, receipts 176 765, paid relief 180 568, expenditures 400 141, assets 826 444, total increase 68 256. Temple degrees rose with 49 new temples and 3 484 members to 162 temples and 8 594 members, plan for grand street demonstration canceled due to rain.
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Supreme Castle of the Knights of the Golden Eagle
United States
W. Culberson
Philadelphia
Satolli and Corrigan Tour New York City
Cardinal Satolli and Archbishop Corrigan conducted a sightseeing tour of New York visiting a cordage factory Waldorf hotel businessmen's club appellate court weather bureau Western Union building Aquilae building. They lunched at the Lawyers' Club with notable lawyers. Tomorrow he will visit Fordham Catholic college and meet provincial bishops at Archbishop Corrigan's dinner.
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Corrigan
Waldorf
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Western Union
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Lawyers’ Club
Catholic College
Fordham
Catholic Club
Archbishop Martinelli
Great Barrington Fire Devastates Town Center
Great Barrington Mass Oct 1 The blaze swept the town destroying the business district and gutting every building along Railroad Avenue The church block was destroyed and about sixty firms and many families were left homeless as telegraph and telephone lines were knocked out Estimates of damage range from 300 000 to much higher with the fire under control at daybreak.
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Great
Carrington
Mass
No wedding if Bryan loses in Moselem Pennsylvania
Sarah Pergmann and Otto Baugh plan to wed in November only if Bryan is elected president. If he loses they will postpone the wedding until a free silver president wins. They say the would be groom could not support a wife on a gold basis.
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Moselem
Sarah Pergmann
Otto Baugh
Here
Bryan
Train kills man as Bryan campaign passes through Daigiel
Edward Gibney, 60, an early settler, stepped in front of a train bearing candidate Bryan and companions in Daigiel Minn yesterday. He was instantly killed, his body hurled about 200 feet. The train did not stop and those aboard did not learn of the accident locally.
Mexico the ideal silver country
Governor Raymon Coral of Sonora, Mexico, and Secretary of State Ortes, staying at the Waldorf, argues against free silver. He says the Mexican silver basis and U S gold basis are fundamentally different, warns that adopting Chicago platform policy would bring disaster, wages pressure, and social strife, and asserts governments cannot force artificial value or global price isolation.
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New York
Raymon Coral
Sonoura
Republic of Mexico
Ortes
Waldorf Hotel
Coral
United States
Chicago
Bryan
Hypnotism Tragedy Shocks Atlanta Followers
A man in Atlanta became a victim of hypnotism two weeks earlier when a visiting hypnotist induced him to believe he was a dog and that his soul was stolen. He urged a young woman to marry him while under the spell, and his dementia worsened, leading to a writ of lunacy too late to prevent tragedy. The episode spurred widespread alarm as hundreds attended hypnotic seances, making it a city fad. An unrelated note mentions Nickel Plate Road sleeping cars.
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Ing
Osborne
Atlanta
Three Orators Named for Republican Mass Meeting
Three better orators than Charles Emory Smith James H Hoyt and Dr Db Woodmansee who will speak tomorrow evening at the grand Republican mass meeting in the Frothingham theater are not to be found. The meeting will be open to all and every voter will find it worth his while to be there.
Irrigation fair opens in North Platte in world’s first event
North Platte Nebraska prepares for the first irrigation fair in history with fields irrigated for alfalfa corn and farm crops on the grounds. Buffalo elk and other plains animals roam a park area while a large man made lake fed by a forty mile irrigation ditch offers pleasure boating. The elaborate program for tomorrow promises notable attractions.
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North Platte
Neb
Thia Lake
Will Burn Corn Instead of Coal
Oct. 13 in Chamberlain D a suggestion to burn corn as a substitute for hard coal this winter gains favor in many areas. Coal sells for 10 to 11 dollars per ton east of the Missouri and west of it. In the Black Hills region prices run higher. Experts say two tons of corn provide the same heat as one ton of coal, and the plan could keep thousands of dollars in state pockets.
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Chamberlain
Missouri River
Black Hills
Coal Trust
Mother Blinded by Infant Attack in Ohio
In Hicksville Ohio Mrs G Walsdorfer of Leo lost both eyes when her infant struck her eyes with its finger while she lay with the child. She was widowed three months ago and has five children. A son drowned in a well two weeks later and last week a fire destroyed her house.
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Hicksville, O
G. Walsdorfer
Leo
Hypnotism Causes Murder in Atlanta Artist Kill
In Atlanta on Friday Ben Oeborne fatally shot Theodore Schrader, an artist, after a case involving hypnotism. The startling incident occurred in the city, with investigations ongoing and Oeborne facing homicide charges.
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Schrader
Atlanta
Ben Oeborne
Theodore Schrader
Presbyterian supper and entertainment at Drake's hall
The Presbyterian ladies plan a supper and entertainment in Drake's hall on Friday evening with a 25 cent price. Several local names appear in the notes including William Mainwaring and sister Anna of West Pittston and H L Edsell who visited Wilkes-Barre. A variety concert is announced for Monday night at BE Fallon’s rink to benefit Abel Jones.
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Amuel Evans
Nellie Taylor
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William G. Howells
Abel Jones
Fallon
Old Forge
Doyle
Hyde Park
Miss Evans
Kingston
John E. Evans
Main Street
William Reese
Union Street
Pyne
Taylor
the Presbyterian Church
Drake's Hall
William Mainwaring
Anna
West Pittston
Friends
H. L. Edsell
Wilkes-Barre
John Lurber
Germany
BE. J. Fallon
Rink
Finaily
Connolly and Wallace Advertise All Wool Blankets
The ad notes all wool white blankets available from Connolly and Wallace. It highlights a price around 75 cents per pair to spark interest in the blanket market.
Wanted and professional notices from Scranton paper
Classifieds list multiple help wanted positions and the names of law firms and businesses. Items include situation wants from a coachman and a young girl to an intelligent young lady or nurse, plus several attorneys and merchants offering services or offices in Scranton and surrounding streets.
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Train Schedule From Scranton to Erie and Wyoming Valley
Effective Sept 2 trains depart Scranton bound for Newburgh and intermediate points in Erie Hawley and Susquehanna, with morning and afternoon departures at 7.05 am and 2.28 pm, returning at 11.23 pm.
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