Roosevelt tours New York with fiery Dunkirk Jamestown stops
Governor Roosevelt wrapped up a two day leg of his state tour with rallies in Dunkirk and Jamestown. He attacked Bryan and Croker over ballot counting and urged support for his policies citing factory wages and exports. The crowds remained large and the governor reported good health amid a broad anti imperialism message.
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Kansas Railroad Engineers and Firemen Assigned by Seniority
W R Hobertson Virgil Firemen on trains 16 and 16 between Topeka and Wichita. J Stable fireman on trains 113 and 114 between Emporia and Moline. Oscar French greeman on trains 6 and 6½ between Ottawa and Emporis. William Simpson and John Haveland among others. W. Thompson aide notes. W. Bible promoted to agent at Chickasha Rock Island. Kiowa Comanche opening drives rail growth.
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Railroader Turns Doctor From Rock Island Line
J. W. Mastin, a Rock Island conductor, has left railroading to study medicine. He will join a Denver medical institution and still plans to operate trains in emergencies. Reports from Newton note T. B. Shanafelt's near month absence and machinist Gasle Reynolds departing Deadwood after visiting his parents.
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Sioux City Telegraph Local Notes Portend Busy Yard Reopenings
Foreman Worth drafts new fire signal code for fire laddies while Guy Chapman returns to shop duties after illness. Elmer Jacques, former Topi, visits Newton on railroad business. Santa Fe engineers and boilermakers busy in roundhouse and yards as snow plows prepare for winter shifts. Dan Carter promoted to regular fireman. Switchmen ball in Newton prompts reciprocity talks. snow preparations and yard overhauls announced.
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Bryan lauds Indiana as safely Democratic amid national tour
Reports and Bryan’s observations from Indiana and Ohio show an encouraging outlook for Democrats. He arrived from Cincinnati to Indianapolis and then visited Jamestown Crawfordville Darlington Frankfort Delphi Monticello Lowell Hammond, noting McKinley sentiment and urging peaceful discourse with Republicans.
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Howled Down in Nonsense Riot at Chicago Event
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene in Chicago with references to Manna, Yates, Dees, and Hanna amid a raucous crowd. Mentions threats of a war, protests, and uneasy reactions at a center, with scattered names and unclear actions.
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Colorado Flyer Great Rock Island Route Leaves Topeka
A Colorado flyer shows the Great Rock Island Route leaving Topeka for Splorado Springs and Denver with a 105 percent clocking and 19 p.m. arrival noted.
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