Bryan Begins Early in Mobluxville Campaign Stop
Indianapolis reports a Bryan campaign stop in Mobluxville with a large audience near the depot. He urged a people determined national duty, defended expansion vs imperialism, attacked trusts, and criticized Republican positions. He spoke about Filipinos, constitutional slavery, and the need to avert party prejudice in election discourse.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. J. Brean Deen
Mobluxville
Bryan
Werinkry
Republickk
Mc Bryan
Ty J. Kern
Kevertior
Egan
Indiana
Edin
Kernaniy
Gunaire
Constitutional amendment call on taxing railroads and corporations
Governor Pinchot will convene a special session in Detroit to consider a resolution authorizing submission to voters at the next general election of a constitutional amendment to tax railroads and other corporations on property value rather than earnings. The Atkinson case was declared unconstitutional and speakers from Boston discussed the matter.
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Detroit
Mich
Pingrin
Laveing
Jason
Atkinson Net
Doillver
General Curtis Guild, J
Boston
Speehhes
Benton
Robert Caudal
Monster Petition Names A Long List Of Signers
A continued draft shows a sprawling roster of individuals including Slater Stark Snyder Stewart Whitk Stephens Bidwell Switt Stenley Brantay Stout Stratton Strain Seliman Shaver Beare Shaver Poy Smith Bian Smith D Bkni Scott Sinnard Snook Beare Shaver and many others. The long list seems to be part of a petition drive with numerous signatories from various locales and families.
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JM. Stark
Poumori
Snyder
Stewart
L Neseared
A. Bhitk
G. W. Stephens
Foo. Bidwell
W. A. Switt
A. Stenley
T. C. Brantay
Chas
Snyder J. H. Stout
John Stout
A. To Stratton
Wm. Strain
Ke Bturdyvin
Craters Aly Seiliman
H.W. Shaver
Cr Biewart
J.B. Stewae
Bert Synn Bitt
Stuer “Esiefens Ra
Waits J Swihart
Eon Ee Poy
Smith
C. Il Bian An c Smith
D. Te Bkni
Sie Bald
Scott
Sinnard
BO Sinetsir
Snook
C Beare
I Herman
Ajex Tuer
Richer P. Taplor
Joni Domne
Dorri A. Trotman
Sohn W. Pitman
Jee Waari
Thomas
Les Torrens
Jurney
Jno
Ce ‘Thomas
Caen
Ae Fomppon
DL i ‘Hompson
Joseph A Ae Sse Thatcher
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Twordste
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Wan
J. Paytor
Fran
Te Aroun
Teollis
Tarvin
Tian
Ci. Vander
Iil
Janie Vall
Vannedatranit
D.C. P. P. Vamar
Wilkow
Wood
FE Witean
Jore
OC. Wasers
Hovert Welt
Whipple
Frank A. Woodrult
Wawra
Woasner
J Vient
Wasttsien
Stahl Goes In As Police Chief Amid Citywide Debate
The council weighed Mr. Stahl’s residency and qualifications as mayor Drew seeks confirmation. Several members opposed, some shifted to support, others remained silent. The chief appointment was the only change, elevating Lucas to acting officer.
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Weber
Stub
Topeka
Dollee
Chaney
Hughes
Tpct
Dong
Stehi
Morgan
Brnness
Biliott
Warner
Drew
Lucas
Apesial
Stryker Sues for Divorce Amid Desertion Storm
Wellington dispatch reports William Stryker editor of the People's Voice and former Kansas state superintendent filed for divorce from Althea Gries Stryker on desertion grounds. The couple’s Topeka years showed no outward trouble. she now lives in Boston teaching privately while seeking a permanent Boston school post.
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Wellington
William Stryker
People’s Voice
Leedy
Althea Gries Stryker
Stryker
Saapampaliens Grater
Topeka
Indiana in play as Gold Democrats swing to Bryan
Washington dispatch notes mixed signals on Indiana during the 1900 election. Observers say Gold Democrats lean Bryan, while many financiers back McKinley. Labor discontent, miner unrest, and anti imperial sentiment cited as factors shaping the Hoosier state's uncertain outcome.
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Chicago
W. E Curtis
Washington
Anya
Ate
Indiana
McKinley
China
Coal operators plan 1 percent wage rise in anthracite
Philadelphia reports indicate individual coal operators in the anthracite field have agreed to a 1 percent wage increase for mine workers set by the major coal companies. Representatives who had been in New York seeking railroad concessions returned to Stranton and notices from operators are expected to be posted across the region, signaling a swift return to work on union leaders' orders.
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Philadelphia
New York
Stranton
Debs 18 Coming to Topeka on October 13 Evening
Debs 18 movement announces trains and tours with candidate Busete N Tete Soaiaitet speaking in Kansas cities. He will address Topeka October 13 in the evening followed by stops October 11 Weir City afternoon Pittsburg night October 12 Kansas City warm for the season. The weather is warm for this season.
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Topeka
Busete
N. Tete Soaiaitet
Speal
Kansas
Weir City
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Unseasonable Warmth and Sticky Air Shut In Forecast
The weather forecast notes unseasonable temperatures and high humidity with sticky air. Overnight low near 68, highs around 7, and a south wind of about 16 mph. Clouds are expected tonight and Saturday.
Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets Report
The Chicago market report shows dull wheat with limited activity and firm cash receipts. Corn and oats moved little, with November futures near unchanged after early weakness, while livestock prices edged lower for some classes and steady for others amid light receipts.
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Mowe
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Waa
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Sib
Ike
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