Policy of Expansion Appeals to Young Men in Beveridge Speech
The concluding Beveridge address in Tomlinson hall argues the expansion policy as essential for national progress and opportunities for youth. It contrasts a Republican advance with a Democratic retreat, urging young men to choose a future tied to overseas markets, territorial reach, and American leadership.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Tomlinson Hall
Republican Party
Party of Advance
Democratic Party
Party of Retreat
America
Lanida
Florida
Panincula
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Humbold
Nouay
Nouay Located With Reference To the Numberless m Micha
Hia Eples
Hik
Thin Island
Ae England
Ban
Germany
France
Belon
Senator Scott Predicts Electoral Vote Outlook
Exclusive wire reports Senator Nathan B. Scott at Republican National Headquarters released his first official electoral vote estimate for next month. The forecast lists states like North Carolina Virginia and Colorado with categories Doubtful Republican Possibility and with Democratic tendencies indicating mixed outcomes.
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Associated Pleas
New York
Republican National
Nathan B. Scott
Scott
Milani
Seecee
North Carolina
Eeseees
South Carolin Sco
Popida
Tainana
Virginia
Muntitia
Threatened Life of John W Gates
I Morris, once employed by Gates, was arrested in Chicago on alleged plans to kill ex president John W Gates and threaten Kansas City Southern manager Brimson. Two large revolvers found on him. He reportedly owed Gates $50,000 and claimed no clear explanation for the plot.
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Associated Press
Chicago
I. Morris
Ce Ee
John W. Gates
American Steel and Wirt Company
Morris
W. B. Brimson
Kansas City and Southern Railroad
Gates
Brimson
Grand Pacific
Mr. Gates
Rookery Building
Milinois Steel Company
Rookery
Ife
Court Invalidates Nomination Papers in Dauphin County
The Dauphin County court declares invalid the nomination certificate of Dr. Th. G. Steitzel Republican candidate for assembly in the First Schuylkill district and refuses to amend to insert D. J. Thomas. The court also invalidates certificates of Democratic rivals John Pf. Mendrews and John P. McCormick in the Sixth Luzerne district.
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Jarrisburg
Dauphin County
TH. G. Beiizel
Schuylkill
Maine
D. J. Thomas
Steitzel
John Pf. Mendrews
John PV. McCormick
Luzerne
Transatlantic Shipping Movements Through New York
Arrivals and sailings include Patricia Dam burg Walser Feledsich Maniurg cleared at New York with calls to Glasgow Amsterdam Rotterdam via Hoilogne Lucania Liverpool Havre and In Loraine Naplow Ems via Gibraltar to Genoa proceeding Cherbourg Columbia from Hamburg and Southampton to New York Browhead Etruria bound for Queenstown Liverpool and Georgia to Liverpool Lisard La Touraing New York bound Havre.
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Associated Press
New York
Patricia
Damburg
Walser Feledsich
Maniurg
Ane Chorla
Glasgow
Ameaterdam
Rotterdam
Hoilogne
Lucania
Liverpool
Havre
Loraine
Naplow
Ems
Gibraltar
Gonoa
Cherbourg
Columbia
Hamburg
Southampton
Browhead
Etruria
Queenstown
Georgia
Lisard
la Touraing
Youtsey Case Goes to Jury Tonight
The Youtsey case was formally submitted to the jury after an 8:90 meeting. The judge allowed jurors to consider the case tonight or tomorrow morning and they took the papers home to deliberate, reporting back at 9 o clock tomorrow.
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Georgetown
Courd
Crescens Aces Trial But Fails To Lower Record
Exclusive Wir reports from Terre Haute Indiana October 10. The trotting stallion Crescens failed to lower his own 2 00 mile record but ran a full second faster than Wednesday’s trial, posting 2 00 2 in today’s heat.
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Prom
Terre Haute
Ind
Hile
James Burns Freed After Counterfeiting Conviction
James Burns, previously convicted in the Jacobe Bendig revenue stamp counterfeiting conspiracy, was released today after serving one year and six months in prison. The exoneration follows completion of his sentence under the Exclusive Wire report from Philadelphia dated October 1.
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Associated Prep
Philadelphia
James Burnt
Jacobe Bendig
Gans Triumphs Over Kelly in Eight Round Bout
Exclusive wire report notes Jdoe Gans defeated Splider Kelly tonight in the eight round, securing a decisive victory in a fast paced match. The bout showcased Gans's technical skill and composure as he controlled the early exchanges and sealed the win with a late flurry.
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Associated Prom
Get. 1
Jdoe Gans
Splider
Kelly
Roosevelt Tours West Virginia Ends Campaign Swing
Governor Roosevelt and his party wrap a lengthy West Virginia tour with speeches at Point Pleasant Huntington and a Raleigh demonstration in Charleston. They return to Maryland next, amid Republican ovations as Senator Hanna refutes Bryan’s bribery charges and defends his record.
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Associated Prom
Hinton
W. Va
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Upper
Ohio
Ohio River
Point Pleasujt
Huntington
Kanawha
Charlestown
Kanawha Valley
Atkinson
Maryland
Middle States
Ohio Valley
Colonel Guild
Baltimore
Hanna
Afr
Bryan
Lincoln
Hanna’s Welcome in Bryan’s Home in Lincoln
Senator Hanna toured eastern Nebraska cities speaking on prosperity and industrial conditions. In Lincoln he denounced Bryan for slander against him, drawing mixed cheers and boos. A large parade and overflow crowd attended the opera house address tonight.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hanna
Nebraska
Bryan
Anna
Frye
Madison
Sennator Allen
Senator Hanna
Opera House
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Senator Frye
Bryan Encounters Cornell Students in Ithaca Campaign
Exclusive wire report from Syracuse details W J Bryan's campus stop at Cornell in Ithaca New York with student questions and mixed student support. The event featured many young women in the crowd and interruptions with posters of McKinley, while Bryan defended farm policy and attacked trusts and plant closings. He spoke later at Cortland and Binghamton and Auburn drawing several thousand listeners. He pressed the need for fair wages and citizenship, contrasting Seward statue remarks with local factory closures.
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Syracuse
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Ithaca
Cornell University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mr. Bryan
President McKinley
Bryan
Cortland
Binghamton
Auburn
Seward Square
William H. Seward
Metcalf
Metecelf
America
Wheeler Responds to Roosevelt Remark in Alabama
Joe Wheeler, Democrat of Montgomery, denounces Governor Roosevelt's claim of Wheeler supporting McKinley. He says Roosevelt misrepresented a private remark and asserts his long, consistent support for Democratic measures and loyalty to the party in Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
Roosevelt
Wheeler
McKinley
Ile
Florence
Congress
Alabama
John Sherman’s Condition Improves Slightly at Home
Washington Oct reports Ex-Secretary Sherman more comfortable and resting easily tonight. No major change in condition, though slightly weaker than yesterday. Bronchial cough eased, allowing more sleep than usual.
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Washington
No Settlement Talked as Hazleton Strikes Stretch On
Reports from Hazleton indicate no agreement yet with United Mine Workers still silent on terms. Officials warn a further convention may be needed to resolve the powder grievance with a flat ten percent raise demanded and idle mines raising costs that could pressure operators to concede.
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United Mine Workers
Weather and Notes From Scranton Morning Edition
Weather fair and warm. No settlement signs in strike. Senator Beveridge addressed the young. Movements of spellbinders and bulky operators noted. Local items include Sun day School plans and a Republican rally in North Scranton. Grief defense denies statements. parade of the fire department. Osip for sports lovers.
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Senator Beveridge
Republican Rally
North
Scranton
Dollffs of Criminal Court
Martin
the Fire Department
Powder price stance blocks mine workers settlement
Philadelphia date Dr How stands against lowering powder price from .75 to 1.00 and a 10 percent wage rise. He argues a price cut would cut miners wages by about 6 percent and would negate any wage gain, insisting powder be fixed at 1.00 with a 10 percent wage increase but with the reduction treated as part of the rise.
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Weither
Lehigh Valley
Suspicion Rises Over Coal Strike Talks In Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre on October 1, labor leaders allege a hidden pact among coal companies to fracture the Miners' union. They cite a Read ing company offer and cross-company opposition as puzzling, demanding clearer terms on the powder proviso from Thursday's conference.
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Wilkes-Barre
Reading
Miners Form Local Unit to Stop Cameron Colliery Separators
A mass meeting at Uniontown forms a local branch of the United Mine Workers to urge workers to cease the Cameron colliery separators which produce forty tons of pea and buckwheat coal daily. Most men join, deputies guard the mine, and the union foresees possible trouble if the separators keep running. District secretary HartleIn says operators and President Mitchell expect an amicable settlement in a few days despite powder disputes.
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Shamokin
Uniontown
United Mine Workers
Cameron Colliery
George HartleIn
Mitchell
Coal prices advance in Lehigh Valley circular
The Lehigh Valley Coal company issued trade circulars from Philadelphia noting an across the board price rise of 40 cents to be free on board at the mines. The new figures list lump at 2.50 broken 2.75 emg 3 stove 2.26 chestnut 3.25 pea 1.75 buckwheat 1.25.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Daughters of the Revolution Close Cornwallis Day Event
The Pennsylvania state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution wrapped up in Wilkes-Barre on October 19 with Cornwallis Day ceremonies at Forty Fort. A commemorative stone was unveiled, remarks were given by Rev H H Welles and others, and a charter oak sapling was planted by Charles Walker. The gathering adjourned sine die and plans for next year’s meeting in Harrisburg were announced.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Cornwallis Day
Forty Fort
H. H. Welles
William H. MacCartney
Wyoming
Everett Tomlinson
Elizaheth
N. J
Charles Walker
Young Walker
United States
Charles AR. Buckalew
Harrisburg
Jug’s contents were drugged in Jersey Shore incident
Williamsport report says William Alligood died after being drugged by two unknown men while traveling with Thomas Boetman from Jersey Shore to Balladburg. The pair were offered a drink from a jug carried by the strangers and lost consciousness overnight. Boetman survived and was robbed.
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Williamsport
William Alligood
Thomas Boetman
Jersey Shore
Balladasburg
Allpood
Boetman
Ahgood
Docks Reopen as Coal Strike Eases
Exclusive report notes the Delaware and Hudson and Erie docks resuming coal loading as fleet moves 100 men begin transferring coal from docks to barges. Workers at both docks return to tasks signaling a settlement mood in the strike era.
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Associated Pres
New York
Oct
Weehawker
Delaware and Hudson Saas Company
Erie Docks
Striking Mines Face Delay Over Ten Percent Offer Amendments
Report notes mine owners hesitate to publicly amend their ten percent offer as miners press for terms. Operators question the powder cost deduction in wage increases and await President Mitchell’s stance after Scranton resolutions.
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