Roosevelt Campaign Trail Ends in Ohio and West Virginia
Exclusive AP report from Parkersburg and Wheeling details Governor Roosevelt finishing his campaign in Ohio then West Virginia. A Rough Riders unit paraded as 500 vice presidents and 100 Fremont voters joined the crowd while Roosevelt denounced a circulating circular and ridiculed rival claims as lies.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Troosevelt
Ohio
Navarre
West Virginia
Fair Grounds
Fremont
Roosevelt
Hanna Campaigns Across South Dakota With Speeches
Senator Hanna along with Frye completed a two day swing in South Dakota delivering fourteen speeches in southeastern towns and near the state line with Iowa. They planned Nebraska work next before a Saturday Omaha meeting. Crowd at Mitchell greeted Hanna Frye. an egg reportedly landed in the carriage behind them.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Hanna
Frye
Northwest
Bloux Falls
Iowa
Nebraska
Willian J. Bryan
Omaha
Fryent Mitchell
William J. Bryan
Roosevelts
Southwest
Philippines
China
Dure
Madison
Rioux City
United Sitates Senate
Republican Party
Bryan's New York Tour Draws Moderate Enthusiasm
Hon. W. J. Bryan toured New York State October 18 delivering brief talks at Albany Oswego and many other towns. He spoke about a half hour in Oswego and night meetings at Syracuse and several cities, drawing attentive crowds with few interruptions. The Oswego stop was the best attended and most notable of the day.
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Associated Press
Parkersburg
W. Va
Roosevelt
Baltimore
New York State
Boston
Albany
New York
Elkins
West Virginia
Canton
Ohio
Jones
American Cotton Company
Cotton Bale Trust
Standard OU Company
Syracuse
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Empire State
Lake Ontario
Oswego
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Fonda
Johnstown
Gloversville
Fort Plain
Little Falls
Herkimer
Ilion
Frankfort
Utlea
Rome
Oneida
Canastota
Chittenango
Dewitt
East Boston Nominates Conry for Congress by Acclamation
After fifty six ballots in a deadlocked Ninth District Democratic convention East Boston native Joseph A. Conry was nominated by acclamation minutes before the filing deadline. The district, represented for six years by John E. Fitamerald, is viewed as assured to elect Conry as the Democratic nominee.
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Associated Press
Boston
Ninth
Congressional District
Joseph A. Conry
John E. Fitamerald
Conry
Presbyterian Synod Opens in Harrisburg Meeting
Harrisburg hosts the Presbyterian synod of Pennsylvania and West Virginia in Pine Street Presbyterian church. Rev. George Norcross delivers the sermon on Preach the Word, with Rev. Dr. J. L. Cotton elected permanent clerk and Rev. J. J. McCarrell moderator. Governor Stone attends and welcomes. committees report as business session adjourns until morning. evening services and a reception follow at the executive mansion.
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Harrisburg
Presbyterian Synod of
Pennsylvania and
West Virginia
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
George Norcross
Carlisle
J. L. Cotton
Pittsburg
J. J. McCarrell
McKeesport
George S. Chambers
Pine Street Church
Presbytery
Stone
Commonwealth
Marriage of Katharine Gridley to Lewis Buddy Jr
Miss Katharine Vincent Gridley wed Lewis Buddy Jr of Cleveland at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Erie. The bride is daughter of the late Captain W. Gridley, who commanded Admiral Dewey's flagship at Manila Bay. Buddy is secretary treasurer of Stearns Manufacturing and art editor of the Chiutsauquan in Cleveland.
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Erle
Katharine Vincent Gridley
Lewis Buddy, Jr
Cleveland
St. Paul's
This City
Ss. Pauling
Miss Gridley
W. Gridley
Admiral Dewey
Butte
Manila Bay
Whw
Philippines
The
Stearns Manufacturing Company
Youtsey Trial Near Verdict in Georgetown Ky
Georgetown Ky. crowd waits as Youtsey trial nears verdict. All testimony is in and jury instructions given. A verdict is expected tomorrow afternoon amid uncertain condition of defendant who fluctuates between improvement and relapse.
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Associated Press
Youtsey
Trinity Copper Company Incorporation Report
The Trinity Copper company was incorporated today with a capital of $4,100,000. The firm plans mining and related ventures with a focus on copper. Incorporators include Thothga Wy Tawson Allen Agmuld William Riley Lewis A. Auerbach Anthony Vantecht Homer Beers and Kenneth Melarrar, all of Jersey City.
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Frentoty Nol
Opt
Trinity Copper Company
Thothga Wy
Tawson
Allen Agmuld
William #. Riley
Lewis A. Auerbach
Anthony Vantecht
Homer Beers
Kenneth Melarrar
Dermey Cite
Troops Leave Shenandoah in Surprise Move to Tamaqua
Exclusive Associated Press report from Shenandoah dated October 18 states governor's troops marched out at dawn toward Tamaqua. Local officers and remaining volunteers departed by 2 o'clock. No guards or valleys remain in Shenandoah after the withdrawal.
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Shenaploah
Ovlock
Tamaqua
Sheuandoah
Chinese Proposals for China Peace Talks Reported
London dispatch says Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang drafted a joint settlement plan for China. The United States expects favorable action on France’s note and contemplates dual negotiations in Pekin and Paris with plenipotentiaries to follow if approved.
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Conger
Washington
White House
United States
France
Associated Prom
London
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
China
Chih Chen Lo Feng Luh
Mr. Conger
Pekin
State Department
Hay
Mr. Rockhill
Europe
Japan
Four Corporations Chartered In State Bureau
Exclusive wires report new charters issued by the state department. The Quirk Mining Company of Coudersport with capital $3,000. Move Spring Water Company of Bolivar capital $0,000. Coal Center Water Company of Coal Center capital $1,000. Lawton Real Estate Company of Pittsburgh capital $4,000.
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Marrinburg
State Department
Ooirk Mining Company
Coudersport
Mottey County
Move Spring Water Company
Bolivar
Coal Cente Water Company
Coal Center
Washington County
Lawton Heal Estate
Copany
Pittwhuns
Marietta Man Dies After Fall At Home
George Lilly, 84, of Marietta, fell at home last night and died minutes after being found. The incident occurred in the early hours of October, with authorities noting no further details available.
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Associates
Tancaste
George Lilly
Sigis
Marietta
Fund Exceeds a Million in Galveston Relief Drive
John Domlin, treasurer of the Galveston relief fund, released a statement tonight showing total contributions to date at 1,005,20. The exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate over one million dollars in aid raised for Galveston.
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Associated Prom
Galveson
Johin Domlin
Galveston Relief Fund
Vermont elects W P Dillingham by legislature
Governor W P Dillingham was chosen as United States senator by the Vermont legislature to succeed the late Justin Morrill. The exclusive report from Montpelier notes the day is October 18 and cites political process in the state capital.
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Associated Pyeas
Montpelier
W. P. Dillingham
United States
Vermont
Nomination Papers Valid in Several Senatorial Districts
The Dauphin County court overruled objections to nomination papers for multiple candidates, declaring them valid. Names include Robert B. Hamiltonson, Samuel Groh, Albert W. Johnson, Franklin E. Brown, Thomas E. Jeffries, Mir Frank Ralston, John F. Rendall, Thomas Sharpless, and William Hastings, with some rejections and amendments affecting others across several districts.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Robert 8. Halminton
Samuel Groh
Lebanon County
Albert W. Johnson
Assembly
Union County
Franela EK. Brown
Thamer E. Jeffries
Mir Frank Ralston
John F. Rendall
Thomas Sharpless
William 8. Hastings
Cleater County
Edwin J. Willy
Erie County
Timothy J. Quinn
People
Erie
Willis
Clay Chisolm
Huntingdon
Michael J. Tigle
Edward Burke
Lumerie
State Department
Burke
Tighe
Luverne
John P. McAndrews
James McCormick
McCormick
McAndrews
American Exhibits at Paris Exposition
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul, back from abroad, praised American exhibitors at the Paris exposition. He credited Mr. Peck’s management for outweighing Congress funding and called the American pavilion welcoming. He noted useful displays surpassed art in some cases but praised awards and increased demand for U.S. products.
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New York
Ireland
St. Paul
Peck
Congress
United States
America
Beveridge Seeks What Finance Favors Young Voters
Senator Beveridge addresses a massive Tomlinson Hall gathering urging young men to choose a party that best advances their future. He argues for Republican finance policy favoring larger money denominations and business consolidation as the path to national progress. He contrasts Democratic resistance to these reforms with the GOP’s emphasis on stable money and growth driving modern enterprise.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Beveridge
Republic
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Ally Life
Nie
Parla
Europe
Americs
Elae
Tuhar
Carta
President Mitchell silent amid mining wage dispute in Scranton
Reports from Hagleton Pa state President Mitchell remains silent on ending the strike while a national executive board meeting is set to discuss issuing a formal declaration. Union Mine Workers plan a labor demonstration with Mitchell as lead speaker, as Scranton and Wilkes-Barre operators push a ten percent wage increase tied to powder price.
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Hagleton
Mitchell
National Executive Board
Scranton
Republican National Committee
Heath
Hanna
New York
Wilkes-Barre
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Tribune
John T. Dempsey
Committee On
T. D.D. Nichols
Joy
Weather Review and Local News Briefs
Weather indications today fair then cooler. Carbondale Republican meeting reported. Scranton gas and water company now controls Dunmore supply. Local grief on the witness stand. Minor criminal court doings noted.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
Select Council
Griver
Mystery of Lynn Murder Identity Confirmed in Bailey Case
In Lynn Massachusetts on October 18 the identification of attire linked to the murdered George E Bailey was made by farm worker Winfield Rowe. John C Best pleads not guilty to the murder at a magistrate hearing and is held for further examination next Saturday. The head and arms were found in meal bags at Prowning Bridge pond, and Miss Susan Young recalls Bailey’s ties to the Breakheart Hill farm.
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Lynn
Mass
Glen More Pond
Winfield Rowe
George E. Bailey
Hailey
Young Rowe
Bailey
Rowe
John C. Best
Best
Ploating Bridge Pond
George BE. Bailey
Susan Young
George HE. Bailey
Wiscosset
Miss Young
Breakheart Hill
Hest
Amotijan Anti Trust League Convention Date Change
Exclusive wire reports the Amotijan Anti Trust League of Fooiva changes its convention date to October 10. The gathering will be at Odd Hellows temple and aims to elect officers and candidates opposed to trusts, with participation urged from local and county leagues across Hale.
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Anti-Trust League
Fooiva
Ielegatey
Death of Dwight T. Reed Ends Madrid Vice Consul Era
The state department received a telegram today announcing the death of Dwight T. Reed who served as United States vice consul at Madrid until May 1800. Reed was regarded as highly intelligent and left a favorable record in the foreign service.
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Washington
State Department
Dwight T. Reed
United States
Madrid
Reed
Plate Department
Ten Slain in Mexican Mining Camp Over Girl
Exclusive wire reports ten men were killed in a series of fierce clashes near a Dolores mining camp in Mexico over a local girl. The conflict began months ago with rival factions fighting for the woman, a cave imprisonment ensued, and multiple rescues ended in further deaths before the girl was returned to her parents.
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Associates Presa
Tl Paso
Tex
Gel
Mexico
Mextilaan
Hier
Comesion
Maritime Route Notices From The Associated Dress
Ships listed as arriving and sailing between New York and European ports. Vessels include Fort Uiaatek Haolig via Weymouth and Cherbourg. den Goteahie Havin Brent Arriveds Lahn and Gin New York. Tlambiing Merbeet RCLieati from Liverpool to New York. Hottontam sailed via Spuornain New York.
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Radwire
Associated Dress
New York
Allee
Mronmen
Eiu
Fort Uiaatek
Haolig
Wiymouth
Cherbouts
den Goteahie
Havin
Brent
Lahn
Mymouth Aridooets
Peat New York
Qgeoanu
Liverpool
Hottontam
Spuornain
Uua'os En
John Sherman's Condition Shows Minor Change, Worsens Briefly
A medical bulletin reports no material change in John Sherman’s condition. he remains partially unconcious much of the time, with brief rallies in alternating intervals as weakness persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woshington
Os Sevinhary Sharma
Admiral Sampson Ill Ambulance Reported Bedbound
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Moston says Rear Admiral Sampson was very ill last night and a physician ordered him to remain in bed today, barring any departure from his room.
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Scranton Tribune
Moston
Sampson
Powder Wages Rise Amid Powder Cost Debate
Representatives of major coal firms and operators met in Scranton to discuss a ten percent wage increase tied to a powder price cut from 2.75 to 1.50. They agreed to include a clause that the raise would continue until April 1, 1901, and then remain in effect until further notice, with further explanation posted at mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Iron Company
Weather Summary for Eastern Pennsylvania Fair Week
Washington reports a forecast noting Friday and Saturday cooler conditions in the eastern Pennsylvania area with brisk northwesterly winds. Temperatures trend lower into the period as weather fronts move through the region.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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Li Hung Ghang
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Ross
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KE. E. Loomis
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W. A. Lathrop
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
W. T. Storrs
New York and Scranton Coal Company
Ontario
Western
William Connell
Connell Coal Company
W. J. Richards
Lehigh and Wilkes-Burree Coal Company
Morris Williams
Susispichunia Coal Companies
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
Erie and Wyermiltig Railroad
Tue G. Heooks
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