Bryan's Mistake Not Knowing Whose State Would Be at Oswego
Syracuse Oct 19 William J Bryan traveled across New York zigzagging from Albany to Oswego speaking at multiple stops. He addressed audiences in Schenectady Amsterdam Utica and Oneida urging voters to read the party platform and contrast it with Republicans. He attacked private monopolies and pledged to destroy them while criticising Republican aims and calling out alleged contradictions.
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Johnstown
Goversvale
Amsterdam
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Dittle Falls
Herkimer Thon
Frankfoot
Utes
Roms
Oneida
Canastyna
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Bryan
Republican Party
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Utica
Kidney Pain Solved by Dean's Pills Claim
A Topeka citizen, Joseph Voytek, cabinet maker, recounts severe kidney pain and fatigue from years of trouble. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Rowley Stow's drug store, for quick relief and restored health. Buffalo agency Foster Milling Co. promotes the remedy for sale nationwide.
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Neitizen
Enech Wraker
Del
Almont
Rowley & Stow
Saite
Foster-Milturn Co
Buffalo
United Stas
Bryan Attacks Imperial Flag and Labor Trusts in Upstate Rallys
The article recounts William Jennings Bryan's speeches across Oneida Canastota and Dewitt condemning imperial expansion and defending labor unions. He argues the flag should not symbolize conquest and criticizes the Republican party for alleged ties to starch combinations and Oswego works. A large crowd greets him in Syracuse with open air and theater remarks.
Horse Meat Dealers Face New Licensing Rules
Chicaza October 19 report states Health Commissioner Reynolds weighs licensing horse meat dealers. Inspectors reported to Reynolds and recommended proper regulations to prevent prejudice against horse meat sales.
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Recara
Reynolds
Hcews
Ori
Return Trip to San Antonio via Santa Fe Route
San Antonio Texas route offers a $2405 return option via Santa Fe. Tickets expire October 17 to December 19, with travel leaving San Antonio as late as November 4. See T L King for details and payment arrangements.
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San Antonio
Tex
Santa Fe
T. L. King
New Shop Matter Claims Attention in Topeka Visit
Third Vice President J M Barr of the Santa Fe arrives in Topeka on Thursday afternoon and spends several hours with General Manager A A Mudge and department heads discussing the new shops to be built here. Barr will stay a day or two to continue talks. He and other officials also meet the fall grievance committee of the firemen in the directors room for over two hours. It is understood the men have no radical complaints, though there is mention of seeking increased pay for firing the big locomotives.
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J. M. Barr
Sante Pe
Topeka
A. A. Mudge
Santa Pe
Mclais
Sante
Cutuert
Barr
Receivership Closed Up in Major Union Trust Case
Minneapolis Oct 19 Howard Abbott special master in chancery to the Union Fidelity receivership has paid out the last dividend to unsecured creditors and practically closed the receivership The final dividend was 1 000 000 with total approved claims 44 285 518 and other sources 26 445 020 Another 6 percent dividend 6 102 085 was paid about a year earlier The case involved extensive claims and complex legal issues and was among the largest receiverships The balance due after all dividends totals about 5 000 000 Union Public receivership has persisted seven years since October 21 1890 Abbott appointed July 1 1898
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Howard Abbott
Union Facilc
Inet
Bod
Olaias
M Petoren
Union
Abbott
Rail price disagreements show rails at twenty six a ton
Railroads dispute the price of rails at 26 dollars a ton with leading officials offering varied figures from 23 to 26, noting large orders at 24 and the Pennsylvania system’s 150,000 ton deal subject to declines before delivery. Bulletin service plans for election returns grow, then shotgun defense for express robbery, and Yellowstone Park Railway incorporation announced in Trenton.
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James J. Hill
Aldace
Walker
Roswell Miller
Ralla
Pennsylvania
Santa We
Balt & Doxen
Washburn Football Team to Play Colorado Trip Soon
Washburn heads west on Monday for a Colorado Springs game with State College on October 24 and a Denver Athletic Association clash on October 27. The squad, described as almost invincible, seeks a strong record against Western powers, with Nebraska and Ottawa also on the schedule as Thanksgiving looms. Coach Owen of Arkansas City, a former Kansas University quarterback, leads a nearly flawless line and deep staff as the team prepares for a demanding slate.
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Colorado Springs
Denver
Denver Athletic Associaton
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Lawrence
Haskell Indians
KK. 1
Atrone Nebraska University
Nepraska
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Topeka
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Warrensburg Normal
M.U
Buch
Wuakburn
Hetae Hite
Saat
Fein
Hitchone Fe
J. Stewart
Clark
Panecchni Moore Ao
Penindee
Ben. Owen
Arkansas City
Linseed Oil Prices Rise Sharply Across Industry
In Chicago on Oct 1 the American Linseed Oil Co raised linseed oil to 70 cents above the prior top, the largest price swing yet seen. The move comes as farmers begin marketing the new crop northwestern flaxseed, forcing manufacturers to adjust stocks and seek supplies to meet spring demand. Flax seed now trades around $1.82 per bushel, up 35 cents in ten days.
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Chicago
American
North‘west
American Linseed Oil Company
Roosevelt wraps up long campaign in Baltimore after 33,000 miles
Governor Roosevelt will conclude his national campaign in Baltimore tonight after a trek covering about 33 000 miles and delivering nearly 600 speeches across the country. He has traversed extensive routes, meeting crowds and outlining his platform as the finish approaches.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Free to the Raptured Offers Trial of Noted Method
An advertisement touts Dr W S Rice as a renowned authority offering a free trial of his famous procedure for purported cures. It claims elderly patients, including a Marton physician’s family, benefited within a few years and promises no operation or time loss, urging early spring action.
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Hall
Marton
Bull
Rion
Gud Zond
St. Adama
Asiger
Roosevelt Performs Campaign Swing Across Ohio and Virginia
Governor Roosevelt addressed large crowds in Ohio and Virginia during the final Saxon campaign week. He attacked the trusts, especially the American Cotton Company, accusing it of price manipulation and market cornering. He urged Democrats over Republicans, contrasted Jefferson’s ballot principle with the current race, and noted interruptions by a Republican-leaning crowd in Martinsburg and Parkersburg as he spoke to mobilize supporters in key counties.
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