Coercion and boodle in political appeal and labor critique
A garbled but period style article argues about coercion and boodle in elections, condemns the use of a slush fund, and frames the gold standard debate as affecting workers. It mentions Bryan and Wheat, appealing to voters, and critiques employers and laborers amid a political clash over finance, wages, and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammon
Bryan
Genttine
Ign
Heck
Kathirien
George Warhimetes
Timaceurad
Oddzran
Aguinet
Torvlen
PiRgetees
Ferehn Putin Nbga
Uweh
Erie
Hays
Paris
Ohjeetiene
Ernest Jrwitit
Autver
Dusarus
Basars
Bryan Speech Echoes Deep Partisan Clash
Fragmented report details a raucous political rally featuring Mr Bryan. Voters debate party loyalty and policy while Republicans and Democrats clash over foreign policy, economic plans, and electoral strategies in a crowded public event.
Fragmented OCR narrative from Mer Tryin street event
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene near a railway station and road names with references to a ceremony or incident. It mentions a platform, a university, and a panel of speakers, with uncertain names and dates. The language is damaged and lacks clear chronology or outcome.
Canton Event Stuns Juniors Amid Quiet Election Talk
Reports from Canton recount a tense evening as residents discuss a local event tied to figures from Cleveland. Major Binley is noted for involvement as the crowd contends with political sentiment and the unfolding result.
McKinley Urges Free Trade Reforms At West Virginia Rally
Major McKinley criticizes free silver and tariff policies, urges farmers to sell products at fair prices and oppose foreign competition. He appeals to independence and honesty in government, recalling prior support and urging unity among Republicans and farmers for economic reform. He also references local delegates and party structure while outlining the cost of protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Calld
Barkersboro
West Virginia
Atasor
Crum
Eupth
Sormon
Grether
Pepe
Mme Eho
Americas
Bae Nut
Tony
Ashfind
Ohin
Meinley
Congress
National Board Moves to Expel Von der Aue from Major
The National Board plans to expel Chris Von der Abe for failing to meet salary and expense obligations. The action would strip the St Louis franchise and transfer control to Cleveland, after accounting for debts and potential losses to the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chris von der
Ale
Teague
von der Abe
Turing
der Abe
Browns
Weahington
Tommy Dowd
Sopra
Ven der Alve
Te Teague
Furfette
Tte
Toard
Dave
Selee
St Latte
Thas
St Louis
Cleveland Cub
Sioad Olty
St. Louie
Cleveland
Thes
Ole Magne
St. Louis
Ex President Harrison Speaks in Cincinnati Hall
Ex president Harrison and his wife attend a Cincinnati speech night. A large crowd fills the hall as he voices pro unity, praises Major Hinoy, and defends protective tariffs while criticizing Democratic policies and Bryan on monetary plans including bimetallism and a strong treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harricor
Harrison
Mre Harison
Adine Tmisutey
Quiuide
Ghia
Atajor
Mtr
Hobart
Mighite
United States
Bryan
Indiana for Bryan RichmondVs vt 8 Governor Letter
Governor Matthews of Indiana predicts Bryan will carry Indiana with a tremendous majority after an extended canvass. He notes aroused rural voters and believes Kentucky will return to the Democratic column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Matthews
Indiana
Bryan
Oy Adivices
Tilitiets
Oate
Kentucky
Prince Hilkoff Arrives to Inspect American Railways
Prince Michail Hilkoff, imperial minister of ways of communication of Russia, arrives in America to inspect railway systems after six months aboard the Belgio voyage. He will meet Col. Crocker of the Southern Pacific and travel to New York. News from Canton reports a fire in the western suburb destroying over 200 houses and several abducted women amid the Magration.
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Xamins American Railways
Lendsran Francisco
Belgio
Hong Kong
Tokohama
Prince Michail Hilkoff
Hussia
America
Russia
Visdivestock
Coar
Dimsi
Japan
FO Crocker
Southern Pacific
New Tark
Beleio
Canton
Nen
Western Roads Set New Rates Between Chicago and Missouri River
Rates on beer, sugar, ripples, grapes, hard coal, coke, and other goods were advanced across western roads. The Chicago Missouri River tariff changes, to take effect no earlier than November, were discussed by the railway executives who stayed away from the meeting, while the presidents and trustees prepared to implement the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Roads
Chicago
Missouri River
Tom Reed in Demand Amid National Letters
A Washington dispatch notes widespread requests from factions across the country for Speaker Reed’s services in support of Republican leadership. The letter stream grows, with Babcock quoted expressing regret at the sheer volume and inability to fulfill even a fraction of requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oct. S
Republican Leadyterterare
J P Lucas Home Burned As Firemen Hurt In Blaze
J P Lucas residence at 24 Wet Twenty-third street burned last night while three firefighters suffered injuries. A falling chimney buried one worker. another escaped with facial and head wounds. The two story frame house was gutted before water could be applied. Lucas and family had left the premises earlier in the day. The fire cause is believed to be embers from a stove igniting attic rubbish. Estimated loss stands at 520 dollars.
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Twenty-third Street
Lucis
Joe Hanigh
Station Ny
Hanlon
Hedy
Hatton
Chist Willmrth
Mike Wagner
Station No.3
Giave
Beatae Johns
Rhodes
Station No. A
J. P Lucas
Lewis
Two Lives Saved by King's New Discovery
Phoebe Thomas of Junction City was told she had consumption and no hope. Two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her, restoring health after others failed. In San Francisco a man with a disabling cough recovered after two weeks of use. Testimonies note relief and gratitude for the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Dr. King
Florida
San Francisco
King
J. K
Implement Association Meeting Plans in Osage City KC
A group identified as implement dealers association met at a land hotel to organize their annual convention in Whew Point city on January 7 and 21. Sanford Topping and other area directors debated site preparations and noted lumbermen’s federation efforts already in motion. Many dealers belong to the group and also hold local leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omage
Kan
Holler
Sanford Topping
Teplement Wet Dealers’ Association
Land Betel
Arraigid
Lewwheroen
Voter Registration Efforts Amid Tight Election Turmoil
In Topeka and surrounding wards, about 6 600 voters are registered as officials report 2 000 more may be eligible. The state cites delayed bookouts and ward inquiries about registration status. Workers push registration daily while recalls and political shifts threaten turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeia
Durden
Wim
Eloaine Tre
Santa Fe Route Train Fare Notice to Kansas City
Kansas City and return fare is listed as two dollars for a trip on the Santa Fe Route. The text notes round trips and daily trains, with mention of Phibats of Pallas and various garbled phrases about schedules and victuals. The passage appears to be an old fare advertisement with fragmented OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ule
Pasipaten
White Mountain
Niles
L. F. Marroe
Clark Street
Chicago
Gitchis
Mort Siercuphly
de Witt
Stiall
George W. Blanefeld
Mausas Ave
Primitives of Pallas Route Announces Santa Fe Trains
Notices advertise round trip passages via the Santa Fe router with schedules for October through November. It details 16th day service and five daily trains in December, urging travelers to use numbered trains on all routes and promising steady service on specified trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phibats
Pallas
Santa FE
Primnets OF
Fance Fe Rue
Tewais
Meliaive
Kansas City and Return Fare Announcement
Passenger rail alert details a Kansas City and Return option via the Santa Fe Route. Travel dates from October 4 and onward with multiple trains daily. Fares listed at two dollars for the round trip.
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National Board
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Tom Reed
J.P. Lucas
One Opthalmic College
C. H. Morrison
Scientific
Kansas Av
Topeka, Kay
Sears & Bud
Mbvtv
SPO
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T. Allen
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