Man Attempts Suicide and Faces Forgery Charges in Tombs Case
New York report details Charles F. Jones, valet to late millionaire Rice, attempting suicide with a penknife in the Tombs and facing forgery charges for using Rice’s name on checks. He implicated accomplice Albert T. Patrick and provided a long confession-like narrative about Rice’s death and the handling of papers and pills linked to Patrick.
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New York
Charles F. Jones
Miliionghy
Marsh Hite
Silmiinister
sUnilinnes
Fenera
Gusté Bun Joti
Gandiner
Jones
Comeuventiy
Wee Trun
Asessie
Frederick E House
Jonas
Albert T. Patrick
House
Mera- Denwee
Milier
Potter
Buin
Fodidok Darelay
Criminal Court
Bilding
Confmanin
Itm
Iar
Coleen
Capiian Merheskey Jr
Gebarn
Ofc
Javkcey
Cluskey
James Byrne
Hornblower, Miller & Potter
Miller
At Goize
Wetherhes
Rice
Patrick
Birice
van Alstyne
Ice
Gneral
Galveston
Rive
Fie
Bin
Hice
Patrik
Ries
Bice
Pat
Ick
Fle
Osborn
Madison Avenue
Sithsirest
Trent
Tal
Plowright
Joyce
Mr. Rice
Hire
Geborne
Denee
Priana Peper
Jane Gore
Digtrict
Bryan in Hoosierdom Opens Campaign Speech in Jamestown
Bryan touring Indiana speaks at Jamestown at eight in the morning urging voters to stand by the Declaration of Independence. He contrasts Republican shifts on gold standard income tax and trusts while defending liberty and reform. He criticizes current policy on annexation and Porto Rico and urges convictions over party loyalty.
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Crawfordsville
Bryan
Rambler
Cincinnati
Jem=stown
Ind
Wis
Porto Rico
Hegan
Amminpity
McKinsey
Dlamond Match Trust
Capt Allen
Delphi
Frackfort
Rman Aceotee
Fue Comeresa
Allen Bryan Egee
Fernie
Fragmentary speech excerpt on Republicans and distant citizens
An unclear passage questions Republican behavior and state politics about the republic, noting distant citizens and distant tiles. The text mentions insults toward God and comments on Filipinos and an army. It lacks coherent context or complete details.
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Republicana
United States
Boers Take British Outpost and Loot Train Near Geneva
Report from Cape Town dated November 1 states that Boer forces captured nine British soldiers near Geneva on October 2. They then stopped a Cape Town mall train, looted carriages and passengers, and set the train on fire before retreating as an armored gale approached. The Boers released the prisoners after abandoning the captured loot.
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Cape Town
Geneva
Albaughs Last Word in Republican Campaign Tactics
A fragmented report claims the Republican state central committee has shifted to incomplete campaign plans and publicized final bulletins. It notes Breidenthal’s abandonment and alleges opponents spread false interviews to influence voters toward McKinsey and allied congressional candidates.
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Ridgiey
Republican State Central Committee
Altacgh
Ragie
Ratlatactors
Repubiicam
Eiders
Breidenthal
Peipie
Mckinsey
Congress
Bia
Rousing Reception for Mr Stevanson in Michigan City
A lively crowd greeted Mr Stevanson on arrival at Michigan City Indiana last evening. He was met at the station by local residents and officials forming a jubilant welcome. The event included a brief procession and remarks, ending with choirs and a ceremonial reception.
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Stevanson
Michigan City
Ind
Tad
Stevens
Rees
Biel Hone
Danie
Steveneus
Populist Reward Offered for Election Fraud Arrests
A Populist committee pledges a ten dollar reward for information leading to arrests of election law violators before the November 1900 election. The group, backed by strong influence, aims to keep the election free of fraud and urges members of the People's and Democratic parties to report irregularities without fear.
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Mmmittes
People's Party
Democratic Party
Sep Lutsters
Kansas sheriffs meet to discuss serving 36 counties
At the county courthouse, Kansas sheriffs from 36 counties gathered to share best practices for serving jail sentences and enforcing the law. They focused on publicizing stolen goods and pursuing criminals.
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Kansas
Court House
Roosevelt Special Trains Through Upstate New York Campaign
Dispatches describe the Roosevelt train from Buffalo to Jamestown during a campaign swing. The governor appeared in good voice at multiple stops, attended a dinner, and urged lawful, orderly voting while condemning violence and urging strict election law enforcement.
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Buffalo
Jemeatum
John the Lin
Dimucro
Attica
Roosevelt
Batavia
Ting
Runwell P. Flower
Troy
Polis
Pitases
Shail
Phowid
Conductor seeks wife with $1500 to fund studies
St Louis street car conductor Orville Be Zuebars advertises for a wife willing to contribute about $1500 to finish his medical education. He notes that the proposition may stir debate and explains his motive as improving his future prospects and wealth. Also mentions Dawson smallpox threat with U S Consul McCook reporting Dawson winter plans.
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St Louis
Orville
Bar
Eiaire
Gabon
Cote
Bryan Answers Questions From University Republican Club
Francis J. Hail, president of Princeton University’s Republican club, received a letter from William Jennings Bryan dated October 29 in New York. Bryan addresses election questions, war policy, and enfranchisement of African Americans in North Carolina, stating his positions and noting potential changes if elected.
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University Republican Club
Princeton
Francis J. Hail
University
Republan Ciub
Willa J. Bryan
New Fork
Sliver
Monty Qtestien
North
Carolna
Bryan
Parting Shots from Wayne Senator Hanna Rally
Senator Mark A Hanna addressed about 6000 people at Princess Rink and nearby MC arena, urging prosperity and criticizing Bryan’s campaign. He framed the election as a test of ideas and the intelligence of Americans, warning against a candidate who would bring distress and restrict industry. The event drew Rough Riders and factory workers, with questions on policy and leadership.
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Pt Wayne
Ind
Mark A. Hanna
Princess Rink
Hull
Bel
Bryan
Marna Wan
Janine
Chet
Paper merger forms St Joseph daily News alliance
Bt Joseph papers consolidate as owners of St Joemon Daily News acquire a majority stake. The combined paper will retain its current policy and keep the plant active with only minor changes in operations. Local weather forecast notes variable winds in the north portion with a cold front likely.
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Bt Joe
St Joseph
Mon
Bt Joseph Guaite-Herald
Fhe
St Joemon Daily News
Tr T
Reform Efforts Highlight Parole System Report
Governor and reform advocates tout parole system gains as a model, noting improved outcomes for youths and reduced recidivism. Hancock defends policies, urging continued funding and expanded facilities, while acknowledging challenges in handling noncriminals and dependents. A separate note reports Joseph Berha Tach, a merchant killed by the Tarrant explosion with fatal injuries.
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Chicago
Jamestown
Albaugh
Gov. Roosevelt
Dawson
Washington
McCook
Dawson Falcon
Senator Hanna
Indiana
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Kansan
Warner
Reform School
MR. Hancock
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Bern
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Hancock R
Bera” Healee
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