Stevenson Accepts Populist Nomination and Calls Imperialism Crisis
Adlai Stevenson accepts the Populist vice presidency nomination and warns that party lines matter less than the imperialism crisis. The letter notes the People's party stance on finance taxation and trusts, urging honest expenditures and efficient legislation while deeming imperialism the defining issue shaping American future.
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Anelated
Lincoln
Adlat
Prienies Party
People’s Party
Bryan at Dakota City
William J. Bryan arrived in Dakota City and spoke in the courthouse yard. He delivered three speeches during a 40 mile carriage and 150 mile rail day focused on Edgar Howard’s congressional bid. He warned against trusts and imperialism amid a cold rain and a long slate of campaign stops through Papillion Blair Millard and Bennington.
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Trea
Dakota City
William J. Bryan
Court House Yard
Third
Edgar Howard
Congress
Papillion
Bryan
Blair
Howard
Millard
Bennington
Roosevelt Arrival at Pueblo Sparks Large Crowds
Roosevelt and party arrive by special train in Pueblo with Governors Lodge and Wolcott and Senator Proctor Clarke. A reception, procession to Royal Park, and three evening meetings draw large crowds and enthusiastic cheers across the city.
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Pueblo
Col
Roosevelt
Lodge and
Wolcott
John Proctor Clarke
Currie Guild, Jr
Irving Hole
Royal Park
Campaign in Brooklyn Opens With Mass Meeting
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press Brooklyn Republicans launched their campaign with a large meeting at the Academy of Music. The assembled crowd filled the house as speakers prepared to address supporters and outline campaign goals.
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Associated Props
New York
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Enthusiasm at Speech as Hundreds Turned Away
Crowds filled the venue before the event, many unable to enter. Senator Chauncey M. Dopen led the proceedings with high energy, while Congressman Dalvel of Pennsylvania planned to speak but sent a telegram saying he could not appear.
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Chauncey M. Dopen
Dalvel
Pennsylvania
Fixelusive Wire Reports Papillon Speech Endorsing Homoentia Ticket
A wire report from Papillon Nebraska describes a Sept day passage urging support for the Homoentia ticket as the only path to benefit the people. The item notes a speech by Brean on a carriage drive to Muir in the afternoon.
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Fieban
Roosevelt Train Reported Not Molested During Stop at Leadville
Sept 17. Governor Roosevelt's special train moved from Cripple Creek to Leadville under guard after a mob blocked earlier passage at Victor. The party was protected by riflemen with no violence, speeches planned for Leadville, crowd gathered at Harrington and Fifth streets as Roosevelt and aides arrived.
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Leadville
Coto
Governney Roosevelt
Cripple Creek
Victor
Oelock
Roosevelt
Harricon
Wifth
Cgover
Hoosewell
A. M. Stevenson
Henry Cabot Leal
General Palmer Buried At Carlinville In State Obsequies
General and former Senator John McAuley Palmer was buried in Carlinville after full military rites. State offices closed as veterans and officials attended. Rev. Dr. Rogers led services at the family home before the casket was moved to the grave where the Grand Army of the Republic held final view services.
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Sporingfeld
Uwle
Carlinville
John McAuley Palmer
Hachid Fh. Rogers
Central Baptist Church of
Springfield
Palmer
Carling Ville
Magette
Grand Army of the Republic
Dreyfus Letter Reported by Paris Press
The Presse publishes a Geneva dated letter from Alfred Dreyfus to M. Trarilleux dated September 12. Dreyfus vows to seek legal revision of his trial and mentions ongoing Dreyfusard agitation and intent to keep alive the hatreds of recent years.
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Paris
The
Presse
Alfred Dreyfus
M. Trarilleux
Geneva
Switzerland
Secretary Hay Improves. Likely Return to Washington Soon
Exclusive AP dispatch from Washington reports Secretary of State Hay's health improving rapidly after a malarial attack. It states he will likely return to Washington early next week to resume duties, relieving Acting Secretary Dill. The note mentions ongoing Chinese negotiations and constant communication with the department.
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Washington
Hay
Dill
Adee Anid
Hill
Department
Propaganda Temperature Rises Over Foreign Enemies
Fragmentary wartime dispatches report buildup of anti foreign sentiment with claims of imperial decrees and orders on suppression. The text mentions a date of September 24 and references figures amid tense claims of actions against foreigners.
Negotiations in Motion Over Chinese Treaty Question
Washington reports state department notes outline instructions to Mr. Conger to begin talks with China on Chita and other issues. The potential appointment of Prince Tuan as grand secretary could hinder peace efforts and jeopardize U.S. assurances to Li Hung Chang.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Rosela
Chita
Cndera
Chaffee
China
Tte
Finell
Bin
Conger
United States
Prince Tuan
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Tuan
Mr. Conger
Death of Lieutenant Danner Reported From Manila
Washington dispatch notes the accidental pistol discharge leading to the death of Second Lieutenant Jammer P D Moonen of the Twenty eighth United States Volunteer Infantry MacArthur. Moonen, a Pennsylvania native, previously served as a private in the Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry in the Spanish American War.
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Philippines
Adjutant Geneal
Washington
Sded
Jammer PD
Moonen
Twenty Eighth
United States Volunteer Infantry
MacArthur
Danner
Pennsylvania
Eighth Penneylvania Volunteer Infantry
Objections Filed In Bedford County Congressional Nomination
Objections were filed this morning in the county court by friends of Congressman Joseph Thropp of Bedford regarding the nomination of Melvin Mowine of Decembercity for Congress in the Twentieth District. The court set a 9 o'clock hearing for the proceedings and Daniel J. Thoma opposed the certificate of HG. Veltered, the Republican candidate for a seat in the district.
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Harrisburg
Rayphigg County Court
Josph Thropp
Bedford
Mevin Mowine
Dechenterwys
Maegan
Congress
Daniel J. Thoma
HG. Velterd
Reading Superintendent Appointed Amid City Reorganization
In Reading, Sept. 19 a new superintendent was named to head the district’s division. The announcement cited city management changes and emphasized strengthened oversight with the appointment of an experienced administrator from Mottevibl.
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Reading
Prowk & Shevelle
Todlay
Reading Nation
Weadynarten
Thiecetty
Indictment Noted in Alten Seikon Case
A legal notice reports the indictment against Alten Seikon, accused of a serious crime. The proceedings concern a defense-related matter tied to a mother. Local authorities and court actions are mentioned within the readable fragment.
The New York Liner Delayed at Sea Near Isle of Wight
The American liner New York was off St Catherine's Point at 6 20 p m and expected to arrive Southampton at 8 30 p m She passed the Ligard at 12 50 p m yesterday with a tug sent to search after she failed to arrive The ship was delayed by a gale and mists in the Channel.
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Southampton
New York
St. Catherine’s Point
Isle of Wight
Judge Metzar Drops Dead in Williamsport
Judge Metzar, president judge of the county court, died in Williamsport after a period of poor health. He had planned a trip to lead a rest at a spring and hoped for a quick improvement. This marks the second year of his second term.
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Tom
Williamsport
Doh Meteger
Thir Lorcomyng County Courte
Tie Hue
Ito Springs
Ticket scalper Thompson convicted in New Jersey case
Atlantic City railroad ticket scalper Drew C. Thompson was found guilty by a May's Landing court under two indictments for selling Pennsylvania railroad tickets in violation of New Jersey's ticket scalping law. Accomplices Emig and O'Donnell pleaded guilty. Thompson awaits sentence tomorrow as rail officials vow stricter enforcement nationwide.
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Axmoclite Prean
Atlantic City
N. J
Andrew C. Thompson
Endicott
May's Landing
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George W. Boyd
Secret Service
Thompson
Thore Non
George Emig
Charles O'Donnell
Vinig
O'Donnell
Int
Thormpein
Laltimore
Oslo
Bile
Pennsylvans Railroad
Enald
Emig
Paris Exposition Awards Halted by Final Jury
Exclusive wire reports from Paris note the final appeal jury finished its work and shows the United States leading in total awards and in most classifications except grand prizes where Germany leads. France trails in overall counts with Germany close behind in several metal categories.
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Paris
United States Commission
America
France
Germany
Victor man and editor clash after heated meeting
In Victor Colorado on Sept 2 a fight broke out at the Roosevelt Republican meeting aftermath. F N Briggs editor of the Victor Daily Record and miner B R Carr exchanged blows at the editor’s desk before Rev Father Downe separated them. No serious injuries reported.
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Victor
Colo
Roosevelt Republican
F. N. Briggs
Victor Daily Record
the Record
Br. K. Carr
Briges
Carr
Father Downe
Nose Torn Off by Fierce Bulldog Attack
Ten year old George Mieser was bitten by a vicious bulldog owned by Grant Aellers in Lebanon Pennsylvania. The dog leaped at the boy as he fed it, tearing off his nose and an eyelid and injuring his cheeks and forehead. Doctors fear hydrophobia may result.
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Pes
Lebanon
George Mieser
Grant Aellers
Hospital Physiclangs
Corporations Chartered in Greene County and Nearby Areas
Report notes multiple new corporations chartered today by the state department. Entities include Westmoreland Mutual Company of Greene County with capital of 91000, and The Eiowy Lumber Company among others listed with unspecified capitals.
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Harriss
Honda Wen
Elate
Westmoreland Mualty
McEachern Wins Thriller Over Vikin In Close Chase
Exclusive wire report shows Archie McEachern edging Larry Vikin by one mile in a sprint to the finish amid rugged pacing. Race time logged at 42 minutes and 6 seconds with Roth and Elkow also factoring in the tense course.
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Haltimore
Negotiations Under Way Over Miner Strike
President Truesdale says talks at Morgan's office and earlier meetings are ongoing with a mediator not directly representing either side. Maxwell of Central Railroad of New Jersey confirms no settlement yet and that negotiations are still under way.
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Maxwell
Mitchell
New York
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wester Railway
J. P. Morton & Co
J. Pierpont Morgan
le Mot
Hanna
Pefer
Archbishop Ryan
J. Rodgers Maxwell
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Mitchell Accepts Possible 10 Percent Wage Offer
The Associated Press reports at 10 o clock that President Mitchell believes mine operators may offer striking workers a 10 percent wage increase. He refuses to discuss details and had been reticent all day, denying knowledge of settlement rumors.
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Hazleton
Associated Press
Mitchell
Miners Strike Sparks Telegrams From UMW Leader
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers sends a telegram to central Pennsylvania bituminous fields urging action to curb soft coal entering markets once run by anthracite operators. The move, tied to potential settlement talks, reflects cross-field solidarity and railroad fears of flooding the anthracite market.
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Mitchell
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Richard Gilbert
Clearfield
Lowe
W. B&b. Wilson
Wilson
National Executive Board
Philadelphia
Reading
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Ryan
Hanna
Indor
Milne
End of Strike In Sight Shifts Pressure On Coal War
Reports indicate outside influence pushes toward a swift settlement in the anthracite strike. Miners seek wage increases while operators face pressure to concede, with NY developments signaling possible compromises despite union resistance. Local mines show mixed activity as mediation looms.
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New York
Mark Hanna
J. Pierpont Morgan
General Preddent Travilabe Admite Eitonts to Bad Strike
Warble of a looming nationwide strike dominates early pages with reports of indeterminate political maneuvers. Local notes include court items and postal notices while general labor tensions loom.
Weather forecast for Washington region update
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for colder air spreading from the east with fair conditions in the north and showers in the south. Temperatures rise from a cooler start to a milder end, with varied conditions across the area.
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Washington
Rathe
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Markles’ Mine
TL Markle & Co
Indianapolis
Fred Dilcher
Ohio
W. R. Fairley
Alabama
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T. D. Nichols
Wyoming- Lackawanna
John Fahey
Schuylkill
J. Pierpont Moranne
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Truesdile
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