Canton crowds greet McKinley as workers parade
Canton Ohio October 28 crowds from Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois marched to the courthouse after Major McKinley returned from a funeral. Delegations waved flags torpedo canes rockets and drums while speakers disputed Bryan’s coercion charge and McKinley praised labor cooperation.
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Canton
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New Jersey Frelinghuysen Lancers
Erie Railway
Major McKinley
W. K. Miller
North Market Street
McKinley
Bryan
McKkinley
Bryan's Easy Day in Jacksonville and Alton Ill
William J. Bryan drew large crowds in Jacksonville and Alton Illinois on October 28 arriving from Jacksonville at 7 p m He spoke at city hall square in Jacksonville at 2 p m and in Alton delivered two speeches near the city hall to enthusiastic audiences The crowd showed mixed ribbons but largely supported his money question arguments with strong applause throughout his stops
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A.lton
Ills
William J. Bryan
Jacksonville
City Hall Square
Mr. Bryan
Alton
Archbishops Ireland and McGorrick Meet President Cleveland
Archbishop Ireland of St Paul and Bishop McGorrick of Duluth left Washington for Cincinnati after a special audience with President Cleveland. The president praised the archbishop for his stand on the present campaign issues.
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Washington
Ireland
St. Paul
McGorrick
Duluth
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Armament Progress Shown for U S Navy Ships
Washington October 28. The annual report of Captain Sanborn head of the naval ordnance bureau shows extensive work in arming the navy. The bureau has built 451 large calibre guns, 39 partly completed, and condemned only two. All 6 inch guns on hand will be converted to rapid fire guns when funds allow.
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Uncle Sam
Washieton
Sanborn
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Navy
Wisconsin Central official resigns for Western Traffic board
Milwaukee October 28 C L Wellington general traffic manager of the Wisconsin Central lines resigned today to join the board of administration of the new Western freight organization to be known as the Western Traffic association.
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Milwaukee
C. L. Wellington
Wisconsin Central Lines
New Western Freight Organization
The
Western Traffic Association
Gould Refutes British Yacht Controversy With Naval Architect
Howard Gould defends himself in the Niagara yacht dispute by citing a naval architect's preliminary report. The expert says ballast water would not meaningfully affect stability, arguing that the contention about crew and passengers has no regulatory basis.
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Gould
London
Howard Gould
Yacht Racing Association
Associated Press
Unrest Grows as Turkey Faces Disrupted Rule
The Standard's Constantinople correspondent reports heavy arms purchases and a spreading unease. Athens dispatches note widespread disorder across Turkey with a collapsing administrative system and lack of justice and public security amid a critical situation.
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London
the Standard
Constantinople
Athens
Turkey
Foster arrives in San Francisco amid Hawaii mission confusion
Hon John W Foster of Indiana arrives with Mrs Foster from Washington and plans to sail to the Hong Kong steamer Peru on Monday. He says his mission focuses on Japan and China, not Hawaii, though reports previously claimed a delicate diplomatic trip to the islands.
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San Francisco
John W. Foster
Indiana
China
Japan
Foster
Washington, D. C
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Hong Kong
Peru
Duluth Mississippi Canal Project Proposal Studied at Anoka
Two Washington department men are in Anoka to sound and measure water in the Rum and Mississippi rivers for a year. They plan footbridges across both rivers and envision a canal linking Duluth to the gulf via the Mississippi. Locks would be built at St Anthony Falls and Coon Creek rapids, promising great benefits to Anoka if successful.
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Anoka
Minn
Washington
Rum
Mississippi
Duluth
Gulf
St. Anthony Falls
Coon Creek Rapids
Opening of the cooperative glass factory at Albi
Great festivities marked the opening of the cooperative glass factory at Albi started by former Carmaux glass workers. Paris councilman M. Landrin saluted the workers for Paris, while M. Henri Rochefort and M. Jaures lit the furnaces, signaling support for the strikers' cause.
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Albi
France
Cooperative Glass
Carmaux Glass Works
M. Landrin
Paris
Ex Pope Tolstoi Arrested and Banished by Russian Tribunal
Ex Pope Tolstoi of the Russian church who refused to clear himself of Catholic conversion was arrested at Moscow. He was taken to Nijni and condemned by a church tribunal to seven years banishment from St. Petersburg and Moscow and forbidden to hold state office for 20 years.
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St. Peterssurae
Tolstoi
Moscow
Nijni
St. Petersburg
Dr. Pierce's Pellets Advertised For Digestive Ailments
Almost every man in America has digestive trouble and poor health routines. The text urges men to care for liver and bowels, citing headaches, nervousness, and sick stomachs as common results. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are promoted for constipation, torpid liver, and related symptoms with a warning to avoid substitutes.
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America
Dr. Pierce
Arkansas Supreme Court Rules Governor May Appoint State Legislators
The Arkansas Supreme Court holds the governor can appoint legislators to fill vacancies from death or resignation until the next general election. Justice Riddick writes that a representative is an officer and vacancies are filled by appointment, the first such ruling in the country, statewide.
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Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Riddick
W. J. Matthews
Francis County
General Assembly
Clarke
Circuit Court
Manitoba imports wheat amid price gap with U S
Grain dealers fear a shift in markets as Canadian mills bid higher than export values. Rival milling firms drive up No 1 hard wheat prices in Canada so U S exporters can enter Canadian ports pay 15 cent duty and still profit 8 to 4 cents per bushel. This marks the first case of U S wheat entering Canada for profit.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canada
United States
Prince of Naples Weds in Quirinal Ceremony
The crown prince of Italy married Princess Helene of Montenegro in a civil ceremony in the Quirinal ball room. They proceeded to Santa Maria Degli Angeli for the religious rites, with a procession following.
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Rome
Italy
Helene of
Montenegro
Santa Maria Degli Angeli
Swiss National Election Update in Berne
The national council election across Switzerland results in a Radical Democratic gain of five seats and a Socialist gain of one seat, maintaining overall party balance. The 147-member council remains the second chamber of the federal assembly with no material shift in strength.
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Berne
National Council
Federal Assembly
Uniformed Evangelists Rally In Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church plans a uniformed evangelist army under military discipline to compete with the Salvation Army and American Volunteers. A committee will finalize details, adopting features from the Salvation Army and England's Church Army. Local corps will preach in streets with music, plus potential laborers' homes and rescue housing for women.
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New York
the Herald
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States
Salvation Army
Church Missions House
Parochial Mission Society
Church Army of England
Telegraphers Case Becomes Test Under Union Pacific ruling
Assistant Chief Master Dolphin arrived from St to consult Judge Sanborn about F. E. Gilliland. The case will be taken up before Master in Chancery Cornish of the Union Pacific, marking the first test of Judge Caldwell’s decision protecting employees from discharge for beliefs deemed insufficient reasons.
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Omana
Dolphin
The
Telegraphers’ Association
Sanborn
F. E. Gilliland
Herbert May Get the Place
Washington Oct. 22 The death of Chief Justice Richardson on the court of claims revives talk that Secretary Herbert will receive a life appointment to the federal bench. Rumors abound but it is clear the president may pick a gold standard Democrat and Herbert seeks a seat on the bench.
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Herbert
WashHineton
Richardson
Court of Claims
Gold import engagements total four and a half million
New York report lists engagements for import totaling 4,525,000 with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. 1,000,000 Bank of British North America 500,000 Muller Schall & Co. 275,000 Kidder Peabody Co. 750,000 Lazard Freres 1,500,000 and L Von Hoffman & Co. 500,000.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Bank of British North America
Muller, Schall & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lazard Freres
L. von Hoffman & Co
Mob tears down Kentucky toll gates at night
A mob of about 500 raiders disabled toll gates on the Owenton Peak's Mill and Flat Creek roads during the night, removing the gates and disrupting travel. No injuries reported. Local authorities promised investigation.
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Frrankfortt, Ky
Owenton
Peak’s Mill
Flat Creek
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U.S
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Portex Devenge Cor. Corr
Boston
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