Bryan’s Election Seen Detrimental to Prosperity
Indiana merchants and workmen are discussing Tarts voice tests and tend to agree. Tidiane marks battle ground for campaign. William H. Taft comments on Bryan’s talks. Taft defends saying Bryan’s election would retard business. calls it a warning, not bribery. He argues workers should know prospects.
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Milan
Ind
Wm. H. Fatt
Lawrenceburg
Taft
Bryan
Republican Geket
Gryan
Taft vows to tell laborers the truth on Bryan talk
North Varnon Indiana October 22 Taft repeats his claim that Republican leaders would mislead workers by saying Bryan’s election would worsen conditions He asserts he will speak plainly while he has voice and breath to tell the truth Senator Hemenway notes Taft’s remarks after a brief speech in Aurora
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North Varnon
Ind
Aurora
Taft
Bryan
Hemenwayss
Brietayeechesty
Taft Appeals to Crowds in Indiana Labor Rally
Mitchell and North Vernon Indiana October 22 Taft spoke to large audiences mainly of laboring men. He denied being unfair to labor and argued his previous labor decisions were based on core legal principles. At North Vernon a farmer displayed an ox-team banner bearing a daisy and Bryan likeness with the slogan Nebraska daisy blooms once every four years. Crowd size grew as the day progressed with evident enthusiasm.
Wisconsin Women Converge for State Federation Convention
Milwaukee hosts hundreds of visiting clubwomen for the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs inaugural sessions at Plymouth Church led by Rev. Florence Buck. Mrs. Charles Z. Buell of Madison delivers the annual address. talks focus on state institutions, welfare, and a proposed constitutional amendment on school age and parks.
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Wis
Milwauke
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
Plymouth Church
Florence Buck
Kenosha
E. Stearns
Federa- House
Charles Z. Buell
Madison
Federation
Wbite
C. J. Medberry
Fond du Lac
R. H. Edwards
Oshkosh
Glygerine magazines explode near Gringo, Pa
Brush fires in Pittsburgh area ignite two glynerine magazines near Gringo causing extensive property damage. No fatalities reported though several other magazines are threatened and emergency crews respond.
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Pitttsburg
Gringo
Registration Boards Ready for Heavy Waterloo Registration
Registration hours opened amid heavy turnout as Waterloo voters lined up across wards and precincts. First registrants include C. B. Miller and Chaos D. Baker. East Waterloo saw steady streams, with many aged residents and town-born applicants. Evening sessions extend until 9 PM to boost registrations before the election.
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Waterloo
C. B. Miller
Blur Street
Freemet
Beker
Randolph Street
East Waterlon
Lan
J. L. Conley
L. F. Walker
P. J. Reehtfertle
H. C. Finnern
Wm. Kasecht
Registration Reminder for Waterloo Voters
Citizens of Waterloo must register to vote in the November election. Registration days are October 22, 23, 24, and 31. Remember to register ahead of time to participate.
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Waterloo
Waterlogan Gifts Fuel Bryan Fund Contributions
Chicago reports yesterday’s Democratic campaign fund contributions totaling 10,934. Major gift of 4,600 from Senator R. T. Pettigrew of South Dakota. 1,000 from Senator W. A. Clark of Montana and Tom J. Johnson of Ohio. 500 from Hen. T. Cable of Illinois, W. W. Marsh of Waterloo, and W. J. Bryan.
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Chicago
Democratic Campaign Fund
R. T. Pettigrew
South Dakota
W. A. Clark
Montana
Tom J. Johnson
Ohio
Hen .T. Cable
Illinois
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
W. J. Bryan
Rosebud Reservation Lottery Draw Finishes in Tripp County
Dallas South Dakota October 22. The drawing for tracts on the Tripp county land lottery finished last night with number 6000 removed. Judge Witten and clerks began matching 108000 unlucky applications against prize winners to detect double registrations. Winners will be barred from filing. The lottery cost landseekers at least 2 million dollars. Moving the ashore buildings from Main street to new townsites in Tripp county began, eight horses per wagon, a spectacle of owner driven pursuit for best location.
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Dallas
South Dakota
Tripp
Witten
Thlg
Landseekers
Main ‘Street
Tripp County
Montenegro Demonstration in Cetinje Demands Sovereignty
In Cetinje Montenegro on October 22 a large street demonstration showed war fever following Austria Hungary annexations of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Princesses Zenia and Vera led the march with Montenegrin flags, followed by women of all classes chanting and urging men to defend the nation.
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Coetinje
Montenegro
Bonna
Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Cetinje
Zenia
Vera
Nicholas
Divorce Request Follows Moves Of 39 Homes
In Wayne Indiana Mrs Jennie E Jarrett asked divorce from James E Jarrett claiming coercion and that they had been forced to change residence thirty nine times since their 1891 marriage. The couple reported eviction from sixteen houses for rent nonpayment and other moves to avoid eviction.
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Fork Wayne
Ind
Jennie E. VY. Jarret
James E. Jarrett
Virgil State Bank Robbed of 4400 Dollars
A morning report states the state bank at Virgil was robbed of 4400 dollars. No suspects or method disclosed. Nearby commodity listings include prices for Jonathan Apples and Blue Grass Belle at local markets.
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Sioux Bulls
S. DB
Get
Virgil
Bryan Attacks Republicans At Mason City Campaign Rally
W Z Bryan spoke at sunrise in Mason City W Va addressing farmers about Republican depredations on bank deposits. He contrasted party platforms and accused Republicans of favoring Wall Street over farmers while criticizing deposit safeguards. Philippine affairs dominated Lake Mohonk talks with Hill Bell Forbes Ide and McDonough among speakers.
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Mason City
W. Va
Bryan Sol
Pomeroy
Ohio
Lake Mohonk N
Lake Mohonk
Friends of the Indian
Neaptes
Ti. J. Hill
Connecticut
J. Franklin Bell
United States Army
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippine Commission
Henry C. Ide
Vermont
The
Phil’ Bpninos
John T. McDonough
Philippine Supreme Court
Empress Augusta Victoria Reaches Fiftieth Birthday
Berlin marks Empress Augusta Victoria's fiftieth birthday with palace visits and flags. Foreign diplomats convey congratulations as she maintains a tightly run domestic routine, overseeing menus, bills, and correspondence amid limited public affairs.
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Augusta
Victoria
William
Germany
Sue Victoria
Ife
Princess Victoria Louise
Prussia
Girl 17 Attempted Suicide With Carbolic Acid
Annie Woellert aged 17 attempted to kill herself with carbolic acid at midnight after leaving a bazaar with Clayton Webster. She is in a semi conscious state with severe burns to mouth and throat and poor prospects for recovery. Webster refuses to discuss details. Hazel Banton issued invitations for a traveler’s shower for Blanche Weld bound for California.
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Y Anais
Jorge Woollert
Mulberry Street
Eastman Yeardenc
Tower Syenore Street
Clayton Websey
Falls Avenue
Eastman
Elis Hall
Miss Woellert
Zassman
Webster
Misa Hazel Banton
Blanche Weld
California
Odd Fellows Nominate Three For Key Posts At Marshalltown
Tawa Lodge in Marshalltown announces nominations for three offices with a June meeting already selecting the Grand Master and others. A. A. Crossley of Mason City is elected trustee of the Iowa Odd Fellows Home and Orphans Home in Mason City.
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AL W. Schmalle
Garner
J. W. Cuting
Deco
Rah
Tol
Wilhite
Carroll
WG. Kamemer
Keokuk
Wallnes
New Sbaron
J. W. Marghail
Sturm Lake
J. P Lambertson
Albin
GQ. Hetzel
Avoca
J. T. Temple
Davenport
Re elected President Brother of Father Forkenbrock Chosen by R C M
Rev B H Forkenbrock of New Hampton, brother of Rev Yatheray H Forkenbrock, was re elected president of the fraternal Catholic mutual benefiting from a meeting in Breda. The organization covers towns in North and South Dakota and Minnesota with a membership of about 5,000 and a surge in its sinking fund from 93000 to 203000 in four years. Officers elected include President Rev B J Folkenbrock, New Hampton. Vice President F B Sharon, Davenport. General Secretary and Treasurer Peter Kern, Urbana Madison. Executive Board member Franke L Wilitin, Ort Madison. State Medical Director Dr J Og Mueller, Town City. Directors L H Kurtz, Des Moines. Rev F J Brung, Alton Roy. John Bowen, W Maher, Port Dodge. Lawrence Gonner, Dubuque.
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New
Hampton
Yatheray H.forkenbrock
Komen Cathy Ous Mutua
Reyv
B. J. Folkenbrock
New Hampton
Davenport
Peter Kern
Worl Madison
Franke L Wilitin
Ort Madison
State Medina
James to be Executed in Sangamon County Jail
Springfield reports Joe James faces execution in Sangamon county Jail tomorrow morning unless the courts or state board of pardons intervene. James, a Black man, was convicted of the July 5 murder of Glor ry A Ballard after an incident in Ballard’s shed where the assailant attacked the sixteen year old daughter. The case followed a summer of race tension and a related assault on Mrs Mabel Hathorn by a Black man, fueling mob pressure and rapid transfers between cities.
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Springfield
Baltown
Joe James
Sangamon County
State Board of Pardons
James
Qlorry A. Ballard
Ballard
Sdeath
Mabel Hathiam
George Richardson
Bloomington
Bad Floods Continue in Oklahoma Statewide Downpour Harms Central Areas
Oklahoma City reports ongoing heavy rain for three days causing serious floods in central and northern parts. Some rainfall totals approach cloudburst levels while many looted reports remain unconfirmed. Local notices invite Elks hall supper tonight served by canalic ladies at 26 cents.
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Okla
Oklahoma
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