Roosevelt Campaign Swing Draws Immense Newburgh Crowd
Governor Roosevelt wrapped up a long day of travel and eight speeches in Kingston and Newburgh New York amid large crowds. He battled hecklers and pressed Democratic and Tammany Hall criticism while urging unity under Republican principles and a strong national economy.
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Odell
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Appeal to Democrats and Republicans on democracy and integrity
The speaker urges both parties to uphold Jefferson and Jacksonian ideals against Crokerism and Tammany hall. He argues that true democracy rests on honesty in government and critiques current control of New York City and state, calling loyal Democrats to resist party prostitution.
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New York State
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Harlem
Wanamaker
Election Contests Dismissed In Dauphin and Other Counties
The Dauphin county court ruled the certificates of Daniel P. Gerberich Thomas Zerbe and Samuel Groh valid for state and assembly seats while invalidating rival Bradford Wyoming and Erie district nominees. The decision upholds party rules allowing committee certification of nominations despite contested votes.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Daniel P. Geberich
Thomas T. Zerbe
Samuel Groh
Lebanon County
Robert 8. Edmiston
Bradley W. Lewis
Bradford-Wyoming
Messrs. Gerberich
4Erbe
Samuel Welst
E. Benjamin Bierman
Gerberich
Zerbe
John 8. Lambing
J. 8. Spaulding
People's Party
Erie Assembly
William Albrecht
Greeley Marsh
Andrew J. Palm
John L. Wilson
Gi. D. Brown
People’s Party
Crawford County
John P. Cramer
G. Hiram Blistone
Charles Perkins
Yarlid
Stevenson Draws Crowd in Rain at Grand Rapids Rally
Adlai II Stevenson arrived from Chicago at 1.40 pm and spoke to a few hundred listeners under a drizzling rain. He addressed trusts and imperialism noting the Boer question and argued McKinley would have limited intervention similar to Cleveland in Venezuela, predicting no South African war outcome and similar English impact.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Adlai II
Stevenson
Chicago
Fifth
McKinley
Cleveland
Venezuela
England
New Spanish Cabinet Formed Under Ascarraga
General Ascarraga has formed a cabinet with key posts including As carriage as president of the council and Marquis Aguilar Campo as foreign affairs minister. Other ministers named include Linutes for war and Benor Aller De Sala zar for finance, with several officials resigning in Madrid. The cabinet will take oath tomorrow and the queen regent was presented the list tonight.
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Madrid
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Aguilar Campo
General Linutes
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Marquis Vadillo
Senor
Garela Alix
Suhndex Tova
Ascarraga
Hanna Addresses Colored Voters at Flint Regiment Armory
Senator Hanna spoke to about 3000 colored voters at the Flint Regiment armory. He praised the Republican party and its record, saying the colored vote will stay united as long as the party stays true to its principles.
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Chicago
Manna
Flint Regiment Armory
Sonestoy Hanna
Republican Party
United States
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Reported
Sailed: Aller to Naples and Genoa. Arrived: Trave in New York via Southampton. Cherbourg arrival: Dewbeih land to New York via Plymouth for Hamburg. Southampton departure: Friedrich der Grose to Bremen via Cherbourg. Mussdam bound for ? and Hutterdam to New York.
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Aller
Naples
Genoa
Brenen
Trave
Southampton
Cherbourg
Dewbeihland
Plymouth
Mamburg
Friedrich der Grose
Bremen
Mussdam
Pg and Hutterdam
Wanamaker Seeks Anti Quay Legislature in Pottstown
Former Postmaster General John Wanamaker spoke in Pottstown Pa urging an anti Quay legislature to curb the Republican machine. He pressed for strong ballot reform and explained his non candidacy while attacking corruption and predatory wealth in the state.
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Associated Press
John Wanamaker
Republican Party
Wanamaker
John Meigs
Opera House
Professor Meigs
A. B. Miller
Jason Sexton
North Wales
H. H. Federoff
Collegeville
Jesse L. Kreible
Worcester
P. S. Jones
Narberth
Mr. Wanamaker
Bryan
Matthew Stanley Quay
United States Senate
Mr.Wanamaker
Europe
Liwe
Colonel Quay
Mer
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Eatraordhiry
Death of John Sherman in Washington at 78
John Sherman died in Washington at 6:45 a.m. in his seventy-eighth year after a long life in legislative and administrative service. Born May 10, 1823 in Lancaster Ohio, he rose to national prominence as a financier and longtime Republican figure, with funeral plans set for Mansfield and Washington.
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Washington
John Sherman
Lancaster
Essex County
England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Taylor Sherman
Supreme Court
Charles Robert Sherman
Norwalk
Conn
Mary Hoyt
Old Tecumseh
Supreme Court of Ohio
Willam Tecumseh
Thomas Ewing
West Point
Treasury
Hayes
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Garfield
Shereman
Harrison
Sherman
Russell A. Alger
Alger
Mackay Smith
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mansfield
W. 8. Kerr
Episcopal Church
McKinleys Leave for Canton for Vote
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley depart Washington at 7 45 tonight by Pennsylvania Railroad for Canton Ohio to remain until the November 6 vote and return afterward. Secretary Cortelyou and Dr. Rixey accompany in the Luowula with plans for Secretary Root to join from New York.
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New York
Hoot
Young Town
Killey by a Trolley Car in Camden
Thomas Harman a leader in Camden Republican politics rode his bicycle in front of a trolley car and was run over and killed. He led the board of excise commissioners and served multiple terms on the city council. He was 60 years old.
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Board of Excise Commissioners
Corporations Chartered by State Department
Charters were issued today to new firms including Weat Coal and Mining of Lock Haven with capital of 1000 dollars Brush Run Water of Mount Pleasant with 1000 dollars Gran ville Water of Lewistown with 1000 dollars The Ascviated Press reports from Harrinburg noting these charter actions and capital amounts.
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State Department
Weat Coal and Mining Company
Lock Haven
Capital
Brush Run Water Company
Mount Pleasant
Granville Water Company
Lewistown
End of Strike Near as Miners Rally in Hazleton
President Mitchell signals near settlement as operators delay second notices guaranteeing a ten percent wage rise to April 1. A 7000-strong labor demonstration parades Hazleton with miners and families, plus a public aid appeal for strikers' dependents.
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Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Reading Company
Lehigh Valley Company
Wocal
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
National Executive Board
Panther Creek
McAdoo
United Mine Workers
W. D. Mahon
Detroit
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employer of America
Benjamin James
Fred Dilcher
Ohio
W. D
Shamokin
Tribune
Temple Iron Company
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Connell Coal Company
Lack
Washery Men Attacked
Discontent among striking miners in the Wyom ing valley grows and threatens control. A majority are willing to return to work, with word of possible movement toward settlement and a return to labor.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
End of Dig Strike Nears Says Operators
General news roundup notes a looming settlement in the dig strike as operators claim time guarantees are unnecessary. The major figures referenced include Roosevelt and Wanamaker with local commentary on crime and civic affairs.
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John Wanamaker
Strike Fears Rise as Coal Unrest Sparks City Violence
The strike enters a tense phase as unionists and workers clash with a mob at the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company yard in eastern Wilkes-Barre. Foreman O’Hara is injured, an effigy hangs on a telegraph pole, and police contend with a crowd of women and boys. Mayor Nichols weighs arming officers to quell potential riots as protests threaten disruption of coal operations.
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Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Empire Mine
John J. O'Hara
Lfe
H. (. McCall
United Mine Workers
O'Hara
Stanton Washery
West End Coal Company
Mocanaqua
Glen Lyon
Nichols
Riot at Wilkes-Barre Whitens Washery Sparks City Turmoil
A riot erupted at the Stanton Washery of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co as 5,000 gathered after work. Police fought projectiles, a locomotive was damaged, two workers Bradley Hoffman and John Delinski were injured, and Mayor Nichols urged calm.
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Lehigh and Wilkes- Barre Coal Company
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Bradley Hoffman
John Delinski
Hoffman
Mercy Hospital
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Nichols
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