Corner Stone of American University Laid in Waallington
Report of the laying ceremony for the cornerstone of American University in Waallington. Clergy bishops and civic leaders, including ex-Governor Pattison and Bishop Bowman, attended a formal procession, prayers, and speeches at 310 Kansas Avenue.
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Colorado Governor Urges Display of National Colors October 31
The Republican governor denounces Hanna and calls on all citizens to show the national colors on October 31. Aimed at uniting the state across party lines, the appeal emphasizes patriotism and civic duty amid political tensions.
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FLAG DAY FOR EVERYBODY. CHAIRMAN JONES CALLS FOR PATRIOTIC UNITY
A campaign speech attributed to James J. Jones as Democratic National Committee chairman urges all citizens to rally for national unity and support for government programs. The message emphasizes patriotism, civic duty, and opposition to corruption, framing the campaign as essential for prosperity and public welfare.
Ankas City Speech by Early 20th Century Democrats
In a heated city gathering the speakers, including Coombe Wilkes and others, offered ardent advocacy for the speaker’s party. They praised old powers and warned against opponents while calling for unity and a strong future. The event featured a key rebuttal by Vince Mo Giorge Wileen and tense exchanges about leadership and policy.
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Letter to the Editor Attacks Republicans Over War Policy
A historical Chicago Chronicle letter accuses Republicans of duplicitous patriotism and political maneuvering. The writer argues party leaders would distribute power and welfare priorities to favor their stance, implying partisan bias against the Democratic position.
Altgeld on flag displays and party advertising
Fragmented copy reports Altgeld comments on flag displays in a Chicago interview with references to Republicans using stars and stripes for advertising. The piece mentions a debate over the gold standard and includes scattered phrases about prostitution of symbols and political actions.
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Bank of England Rate Increase Feared as Gold Market Shifts
The Times reports the Bank of England is set to raise the discount rate from 1 to 4 percent amid global gold moves and currency anxieties. Analysts note export margins remain slim and speculate on the impact on British financials and politics as markets price risk ahead of New York openings.
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Illinois Day at Canton Becomes Major McKinley Welcome
Illinois visitors pour into Canton Ohio for Illinois Day at McKinley Home with Major McKinley receiving crowds. Trains from Rockford and nearby towns bring festivity as parade and reception unfold amid ideal weather. A drum corps leads the march before a general address planned by Democratic marshal and civic leaders.
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Distinguished Chicago Preacher Switches Party Support For Silver
Dr. H W Thomas pastor of Peoples Church in Chicago tells Associated Press he has long supported the Republican party but believes in the double standard and will back the silver side in its campaign. He emphasizes no active participation but will share his opinion on the matter.
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University Board Chooses Candidates After Bishop Keane's Fate
Washington Oct 11 The Carole University board of directors convened at 2 o clock to select three principals to submit to the pope for nomination to Bishop Keane rector of the university The vacancy caused by Bishop Marty s death is filled by Archbishop Righun of San Francisco The board refused to accept Bishop Keane s resignation and he will continue as director of the university
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Free Silver Majority Claims Ohio Support at 25000
A terse report cites 25 000 as the count backing the Free Silver Majority in Ohio. The item notes a show of strength for the movement amid ongoing political activity.
Turn of the Tide Near Bryan in Ohio Campaign
Reports from Ohio describe a shifting political tide toward Bryan in the weeks ahead. Democratic leaders fear narrow victory while Republicans claim large gains, citing county by county movements, fund shortages, and staged speeches to sway voters.
Democratic and Bryan Leading in California County Visits
Denver dispatch reports Democratic positions and Bryan momentum in California. A speaker cites Los Angeles County leaning toward Bryan by about 3000 votes, while Northern regions appear Democratic and the overall state expected to favor Bryan by a large margin. Republicans concede California may lean strongly to Bryan with about 40 000 total votes.
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Campaign rhetoric in California crowds test endurance
A fragmented report notes speakers McCaie and Taylor energizing crowds under a large tent in California. An unnamed speaker, tied to Missouri politics, asserts broad cross‑party support and claims strong public voting on principles, while mentioning a transfer to Denver to manage a Rocky Mountain department.
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Outrageal Railroad Employes March to Attend Political Meetings
The Independent paper critiques a visit by political speakers to Zaneaville O noting clashes at a factory site. It describes railroad workers forced to attend Republican rallies, marched through streets with heads lowered, amid claims of coercion and biased coverage. The piece accuses press complicity and defends workers’ rights to avoid political coercion.
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Norton for Bryan and Populists Urge Unity
A late October letter from Norton of Minnesota backs Bryan for president, urging Populists to forget past enmities and unite with Democrats to defeat the Republicans. The message argues loyalty to Bryan today, criticizes opponents, and notes Republican strategies at St Louis and recent delegate shifts.
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Kepford's First Gun By Baldwin at Reed Audience
In Morehouse hall at Reed, Oct 11, the Independent Republican party rally featured Governor candidate Kepford and nominee Reed. Kepford attacked Morrill, calling for party unity to defeat Morrill’s re election while urging adherence to party principles and law enforcement.
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Punishment on Any Receiver Who Bulldozes Employes
A report warns that any receiver who coerces or bulldozes employees will face punishment. Officials reiterate strict enforcement of labor protections and orderly handling of workforce disputes to prevent intimidation or illegal pressure.
Caldwell Warns Against Coercion in Courtyard Crisis
In Omaha Wisconsin on June 21 Judge Henry Caldwell of the Eighth Judicial Circuit warned against coercion of court employees under federal receivership. He urged investigations into any attempts to influence discharge or force loyalty, insisting lawful overchecks be used and threatening action if abuse persisted.
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Campaign Pressure Alleged in Oil Company Voting Case
A dispute involving Standard Oil related to coercing workers to vote a certain way is described. The note claims an employer used intimidation and printed notices urging employees to vote and sign after marking ballots, with reference to a firm in Ohio and labor officials. The report links coercion to the broader management actions at Bunnidard and mentions a printer’s sheet bearing the words gala and taller.
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Scutty Kane Vanishes From Topeka Strike Amid Mystery
Topeka man Scutty Kane, linked to the Indyapted football scene, vanished after leaving his post Friday night. He attended practice with two showmen then disappeared. his wife reports distress and loss of money owed locally. Kane, 14 2, was employed at shops and connected with local figures, with no clear reason given for his sudden departure.
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