Greenhalge Re nominated by Acclamation at Mass Republican Con
At the Boston Music Hall a Massachusetts Republican convention nominated Governor Greenhalge and Lieut. Gov. Wolcott by acclamation. William Alley was named secretary of the commonwealth, Henry M. Phillips treasurer, John W. Kimball auditor, and H. L. M. honowhon attorney general. The platform was presented by Senator Hoar and Senator Lodge oversaw the slate.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Music Hall
Udiy
Samuel Winslow
Senawer Hoar
Coggswell
Winston
Curtie Guild
Coggewell
Senator Host
Committee On
Senator Lodge
Greenhalge
Roger Wolcott
William Alley
the Commonwealth
Hearty M. Phillips
Protective Dromlies Debate Directors Atchison Stockholders
A contentious dispute arises as the Atchison railroad directors issue proxy calls to stockholders. The Atchison protective committee led by Henry Jews Theodore W Meyers Benjamin B Tracey contends the board’s past management devalued shares from 120 to 8 within a year and urges electing a new board opposed by the majority-aligned directors. The message urges signatures for proxies favoring Theodore W Meyers and Benjamin F Tracey while revoking prior proxies.
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New Youk
Atchison Railroad
Atchison Protective Reorganization Committee
Henry Jews
Theodore W. Meyers
Benjamin B Tracey
Theodore W. Mi
Benjamin F. Tracey Andy. Binson Jr
Editorial Sees Hood as Senatorial Candidate Amid Central Committee Dispute
The Emporia Republics runs a long editorial endorsing Major Calvin Hood of Araipuria for U.S. senator. The piece quotes a circular alleged to be from the state central committee praising Hood, a claim secretary Tristow denies. The editorials note Hood’s business ties and support a strong monetary policy, while criticizing the silver standard reversal.
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Bristow
Emporia
Major Calvin Hood
Araipuria
United States
State Central Comirmittes
Major Hood
Senate
Atete
Major Morrill
Tristow
Major Wood
Lood
Ellver
Wilson Returns Home from Ocean Voyage with Goulds and Notables
New York dispatch details the American line steamer New York docking after a stormy crossing. Passengers include George Gould and family, Congressman W L Wilson, Strauss, and Henry Abbey. Wilson discusses tariffs, British trade, and renewed American manufacturing. Gould comments on yacht races and future plans for the Yorks.
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New York
American Line
George Gould
W. £. Wilsor
Conuyreactoun
Strauss
Henry Abbey
A. Cass Canfield
Philip Schuyler
Norman Cramp
Philadelphia
W. J. Wilson
Mir. Wilson
London
Chainher of Commerce
Americas
Gould
Tmay
Timay
Fusu
Anna
Mars
Ex-Goy Curtin Sinking After Poor Night
Ex-governor Curtin passed a poor night at Bentevente Pennsylvania October 6. His condition worsened after midnight as he grew restless and weakened. Physicians give no encouragement to family, and unless a sudden improvement occurs soon he may not survive the day.
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Tay
Bentevente
Curtin
Debs and Locomotive Firemen clash over HQ move
Grand Master Sargent and Grand Secretary Arnold return from the corner with word that moving the headquarters from Havre is not imperative. Nine cities seek the HQ. Grand trustees meet November 15 to decide on a location.
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Havre
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Arnold
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Debs
Hargent Aays
CZAR BREATHES HARD AS DISCUSSIONS ON DISEASE ARE REPORTED
A correspondent quotes Prof Leyden from a Spain visit noting Czar is suffering from Wright's disease but in a mild form. He states the czar has breathing difficulties linked to diabetes and that the illness is not severe yet. Thurber and children return to Washington from Marion Massachusetts amid fever concerns.
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Associated Press
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Spain
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Zachara
Associated Prees
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Eere
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Thurber
Grover
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Washington
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Mr. Thurber
Dill
Grey Gabler
Governor McKinley Speaks at Marshalltown Rally
Governor McKinley and party arrived from Des Moines to address about 5,000 residents in Marshalltown. He defended Republican principles and protective tariffs, praising the party and President Cleveland while urging national unity and prosperity.
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Iowa
Marstallions
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Des Moines
Jackson
Henderson
Blythe
Nevada
Court House Ark
Gul
Wenderaun
Statd
Ackley
Wall
Cleveland
Chateman Blythe
Belinley
Minnesota
Arabs Massacred in Congo as Belgians Surround Arabs
Reports state Belgians trapped Arab forces in the Congo state after heavy fighting. Chief Rumiliza reportedly escaped as many Arabs were killed and property valued at $00,000 captured. Separate notes report a fire at 700 Lam Street injuring no one and Mrs. Fanny Chin sent to an asylum amid delirium tremens.
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Lesvos
Ramiliza
Parkhurst Chooses Josephine Shaw Lowell Leader
New York Oct 6 The woman selected to lead Dr Parkhurst campaign of influence is Mrs Charles Russell Lowell daughter of the late Mrs Shaw and known as Josephine Shaw Lowell a socially prominent intellect. She explains her plan to instruct women to understand municipal government errors and remedies urging equal concern for decent government.
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Parkhurst
Inda
Charles Russel Lowell
Mre Shaw
Biie Lowell
Josephine Shaw Lowell
Mpr
Parkharts
Lowell
George Willan Chrtis
Robert Minturn
Irs
Preparations to Welcome Four U S Warships at Toulon
Paris dispatch says Toulon prepares to receive four American men of war arriving soon. Russian flotilla will sail from Brest to Towson. Government plans two large docks at Cherbourg to accommodate armed cruisers and men of war.
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U.S
Lospex
Paris
The
Times
Toulon
Towson
Brest
Cherbourg
Populist House Proposes Anti Pass Law Rejected
Doubleday of Kuuiner County introduced House bill No. 353 to prohibit the granting and use of free passes and transportation with penalties. On Friday February With the committee on railroads reported it would be postponed, and this was accepted.
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Doubleday
Kuuiner County
Committee On Railroads
Independent candidate files judicial nominating papers
David Rathbone filed two nomination papers seeking to print his name on the judicial ticket as an Independent Free Silver candidate and as the Peoples candidate for the 23rd District judge. The Populist convention adjourned without nominating, apparent to aid Democratic candidate W. S. Sandin. Republican candidate is Lee Monroe.
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David Rathbone
Twenty-third Judicial District
Rathbone
W. & Sanin
Judge
Independent Free Silver
Peoples
Lee Monroe
Panic in a Girls School at Lake Forest University
Fire alarm a red hot curling iron started a small blaze at Perri Hall Lake Forest University Oct 6 causing students to flee in panic many tripped in the crush but no serious injuries reported minor damage to the greenery extinguished quickly by a light blaze cleanup underway
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Perri Hall
Lake Forest University
Paul Jones Coming Globe Trotter Wil Veach Topeka
The famed globe trotter Paul Jones, who left Boston last February, is due in Topeka tonight and has claimed he can travel around the world in a year with no money or clothes and earn 5000 dollars. He recently worked in Kansas City for 125 dollars at a local theater as a side attraction.
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Globe
Wil Veach
Topeka Fontgist
Paul Jones
Boston
Topeka
Kansas City
Chinese Troops in Full Retreat Near Moukden as Japanese Advance
Shanghai alarms as a Japanese fleet of seventy ships enters the Gulf of Pe-Chi-Li and moves northeast. Chinese forces retreat from Moukden amid rapid fortification builds at New Chwang. Reports from London and Shanghai tie the expeditionary force of 30,000 under Count Oyama to operations in Manchuria and nearby seas.
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Gulf of Pe Chi Li
Shanghai
London
Hiroshima
Sand
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Pon
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Corea
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Manchuria
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Pe Chi Li
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New Chwang
Pall Mall Gazette Rebukes English Interference
English busybodies drawing sharp rebuke in Pall Mall Gazette for interference with American affairs. The paper supports Governor’s reply and condemns anti lynching committee letters as impertinent while noting American public opinion remains sovereign and alert.
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Lospos
Guy. Jones
Alabama
America
Ireland
Gorman Illness Shapes Political Indifference and Contested Nomination
Sun at New York dispatch from Baltimore reports Senator Gorman, suffering Brights disease, has followed his physician Dr. Lincoln’s advice to refrain from active political duties. The note explains his reduced involvement amid anti German resolutions and a crowded field including John K. Cowen for Congress in the Fourth District. In Ohio Ra Gov Foster settlement talks are underway with creditors, offering 40 cents on the dollar totaling $218,900. A domestic scene from Brooklyn ends with a father and daughter speaking on retrenchment and light in the parlor.
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World Dispatch
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Sunatec Gorman
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Baltimore d& Obie Railroad
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Srttie
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Hinner
Davis
Breidenthal Objects To Mlalate Agalua On Ballot Tickets
Breidenthal and the Populist state committee filed formal objections with the secretary of state regarding ballot procedures for Independent Populist nominations. They contest how tickets are placed and what constitutes the official ballot, arguing no other ticket should be used. The committee plans to address these contested points at a meeting set for October 15 at 1 am.
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Breidenthal
Bemple
Popul
Cyrun Corning
Senator Pelle in Oklahoma Beard Saga Stirs Crowd
Washington dispatch reports Senator Pelle was in Oklahoma to make a speech when a dramatic interruption occurred as a cowboy allegedly tugged at his beard. The scene drew a large crowd, with Indians and locals reacting as the senator’s remarks continued amid the chaos. The account, likely sensational, questions the tale’s accuracy while noting political maneuvering in related dispatches from New York and Washington.
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Senator Peller
Oklahoma
Senator Pelle
Serator
Topeka
Local notices and events muddled in a coast-to-coast garble
Fragmentary items mention Eugene PL Ware arriving at St Louis and a funeral for Mrs EJ Sa Winthyr near Topeka. A mix of names, postal locations, and odd phrases appears, including a chartered business, a police report, and missing cash. The overall text is incoherent and largely unreadable.
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Louis Charles & Gleed
Mra EJ. Sa Winthyr
W. A. Snyder
Christian Church
Walter Ajlen
Huperent Hitt
Chestnut
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Sane
Tom
Unis Wrates
Topeka Cash
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Sawyer Wid LS
Sewyer
Jinnelio City
Anthony Demuth
Es Topeka Barats
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Wile
le Ment
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