Plan to Bring Bryan to New York Campaign Event
New York Oct 21 Walter Wollman reports George campaign managers plan to invite William Jennings Bryan for closing speeches if Bryan consents. The strategy hinges on George supporters pressuring Tammany Hall and urban Democrats to unite, with Gardiner backing Law and criticizing the current city administration. The contest pits Citizens Union style reformists against older party machines as voters decide between George and Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Wollman
Chicago Tines- Herald
Waillum Jennings Bryathers
Thie Etrugele
Henry Trarve
Zrytthall
Grorgo Canmalan
Bie Laeithtton
Bryan
Heney George
Carter Harrison
Chinwroey
Tammany
Hitchéot
Mike
Dis Fe
Tarmmany Hall
George de Ule
Wits Teeed
Tae Tacuenliy
Tvoueandd
Te Hesitatine
Ted Bown
Tracy
Low
Pandy
Chern
Timmany
van Wrek
George IE
Ely
Democras of
Herr Gehren
Ian Eho
Tammany Hall
George
Tamaide
Amd
Siryan Hery
Many Hall
Duteet Aitertes
Gardiner Ie
Citterns' Union
Seth Law
Maya
Greater
Gardiner
Republican Party
Bawnet & Mepenmile Party
Col. Gardiner
Law
Eborke
SeliCh
Weil
Alban
Democratic Republican Party
Democracy
Campaign canvass notes cited by Parkhurst and Park Hunt
The text discusses Rev. Park Hunt and Dr. Parkhurst in Switzerland sending letters on the canvass. It references opposition to measures and party independence, labeling the Republican Organization as Platte and Crokerium. It notes 961,000 registered voters in Greater New York and a November 2 election turnout question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
George
Parkhunt
Parkhurst
Switzerland
Tan
Nils
Platte
Crokerium
Campalen
New York
Morir
Father McGlynn Restored to New York Parish Return
The document reports Father McGlynn will return to New York to work for Henry George. It notes his recall from St Stephen’s, his support for George, and the archbishop’s involvement, with reassurances from friends about his restored status and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Geoga
Toman Carhotte
Corrigan
Wee Bertune
Henry George Fer
McGlyan
Mather McGlyan
Dan Amon
Henry George
St. Stephen's Church
Satelit
Offered Wales A Light In Croker’s Intimacy
London reports Oct 2 on the Prince of Wales circle linking MR Croker to the Prince. The New York piece frames Croker as a former ally whose influence waned after disclosures about his relationship with the Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figero
London
New
Croker
Wales
Sceasiok
Bistga
Frank Bruce Gee and Omaha pursuit in Jeopardy
A chaotic report from Po teke describes A T Ligwit of Omaha delivering extradition papers from Governor Bilax Holcomb to Governor Leedy to remove Wrenk Grace Gee who is wanted in Omaha on grand larceny charges. Veritas atternom Sigwit and Henry M. Stovle cited lengthy service and uncertain defense as Gee chose not to fight the papers and prepare for possible return. Fleet-footed moves and political shifts color the scene as the party aims for Ornaha to face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Ligwit
Omaha
Poteke
Bilax A. Holcomb
Nebraska
Guvernor
J. W. Leedy
Wrenk Grace Gee
Seriimers Sons
Parnters
Gee Atole Sivaworth
Miroke
Veritas
Sigwit
Polter
Henry M. Stovle
Eovernor
Govedor Leedy
Biewit
Fundha
Frank Bruce Gee
Celina Cetcher
Gee
Res Aglesion
Thad
Woman Governor Quick Stated In Line Of Succession
A temporary authority figure, Aliso Margaret Hreve, serves as acting governor during the governor’s absence. She signs documents for state officials and issues requisitions, including extradition warrants, amid the ongoing political confusion and arrest of a healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holee
Taha
Thie Wrman
Margaret Hreve
Br. Fens
Mocureltesi 4
Hutte
Dispute Over Facts On Insayessyturt Ward Treatment
Mr Ingouenske writes the Journal claiming visits to Insayessyturt ward show no wrongful detention of Pritt Kedemaki. A October 7 Journal account alleged cruel treatment by Cook Wilson and others. Officials dispute which version is true while investigators seek facts about possible abuse.
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Ingouenske
Pritt Kedemaki
Cook Wilson
Polenaks
Topeka
J. Wetmore
Te Cloning
Ivornel
Yeaterday
Hederikh
Naked boy story drives Hicks divorce case
In a Topeka district court filing Mrs. Alice Hicks seeks divorce from Wo. Hicks amid claims of kidnapping and theft advances. She recounts three weeks of fear over their year old son Henry and describes abuse and desertion. Separate filing by Mrs. James B. Dakley cites husband abandonment over cherries. The cases hinge on cruelty and domestic strife with police and county attorney involvement anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hicks
Henry
White
Hicks
Wo. Hicks
Sod
Wee
Birk Hicks
J. H. McClain
Lucast
Ms. Fucks
Beir Son
Wat Kane
Benlleal
Wil
Mr. Hicks
Follee Steele
Avery Dus
Coffey Ync
Nealia
Mr. Highs
Stork
Ine District Court
Fied
Wisconsin Couple Faces Divorce Under Old Claims
Mrs Welle says they were lawfully married but the husband believes divorce is due to his being wronged. Edward B Diiley sues for divorce claiming desertion of him and their three children since their 1872 marriage in Wisconsin. He asserts lifelong duty and fidelity while his wife refuses to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Wells
Weils
Wells
Ee Mra. Welle
Edward B. Diiley
Wisconsin
Alway
Van Wyck and Schmitterger meet in Sessions office
Judge Hubert A. Van Wyck, Tammany mayoral candidate, visited Chief ClerK Carroll with Police Captain Schmitterger in the General Sessions office. Schmitterger, who once helped arrest the judge at the French ball for disorderly conduct, greeted Van Wyck but the judge ignored him and left, marking the first such meeting since the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
Tammany’s
New York
Jurge Hubert A. van Wyck
Tammany
Clerc Carroll
Schmitsberger
Heathenism and the W C T U at Toronto meeting
Miss Frances E Willard anchors a World W C T U session in Toronto urging prohibition and female purity. Re elected officers from Frances Willard to Mrs Mary E Sanderson review international progress and petitions from India China and Ireland amid calls for peace arbitration and universal temperance leadership.
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Toronto
Ont
W. CP. U
Frances EH
Willard
Evanston
Henry Somerset
Hasbor Castle
Ledbury
Baelaceit
Mary Clement Leavitt
Huston
Mise Desale A. Ackerman
Chicago
Albert. Palmer
Waysatta
Ming
Stewart
Springfield
Mies
B. Black
Jey
Derbyshire
Bughund
Assbiaut
Anna A. Gordon
Pil
Garadaerish
Parks
J. Kilarney
Providence
Biles Willard
Canada
WolumalhouEn
Marke Ie
Pacific
Ins
Iret
Lyme
Norway
Ape
France
Tseis
Germany
Willy
Purcey
Greece
Toweh
Nertag
Nurwan
Adopt a Fablan Policy Court Contempt Case Involving Mutual Life
Webb Ménou a native arrested for contempt of federal court for refusing to sue a license for Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York. The case, decided by attorney Hege for the company, argues the firm can operate under state law and local officers despite license revocation. Counterattorneys arrived in Topeka awaiting further steps. dispute over an alleged agreement remains contentious and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Ménou
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Atnie
McNall
Titedanellaton
Topeka
Boston Syndicate Land Foreclosure on Suburban Block
Foreclosure actions were filed today on another large tract of land owned by the Topeka Land Development Company. The land was platted for an aristocratic suburb but remained largely undeveloped as the boom collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Syndicate
Forsclomurn Puitn
Raet
Ind
Topeka Land Development Ompany
Towels
Dant Martin
Joseph
Hicker
Topeka
Uyon
Large off year registration surpasses nine thousand
Eight thousand five hundred thirty one registered. Deputy Commissioner Warrior says many certificates issued do not prove that many voters registered. He notes duplicates likely and will verify through checking. Mr Waxteer cites the number of duplicates at Diteien 30 and h to gauge actual registration around nine o'clock last night. Four voters were five minutes late and refused registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrior
Waxteer
President Potter Declares Stand on Sunday Racing
New York reports President Potter of the A W has spoken on a pivotal issue dividing the organization. He states strong disapproval of Sunday racing across the Union, framing it as a matter of principle amid ongoing debate on secrecy and divisive movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saya
Potter
Ly A. W
Jim
Secresion
Pacite
Partchior
They Prayed for Rain at Missouri Baptists Session
A closing session of the general association of Missouri Baptists featured a formal prayer for rain. H. S. Jennings of Parmington and others urged petitioning God to send rain, with moderator Stephens and LM Berry of Warrenburg, Me. present. A prayer implored divine aid for the convention’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Association For Rain
H. &. Jennings
Parminston
Stephens
LM. Berry
Warrenubure
Mr. Herty
God of Gods
Missionaries Debate Prohibition and Immorality Standards
A historical discussion cites Chinese girls bought for vile purposes and subjected to forced placement. Women physicians testify to cases where guardians claimed consent while the victims had no real choice. The text condemns coercion, affirms universal moral standards, and supports reform approaches, praising efforts of companion activists and the India Army’s stance while debating practical methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Ching
Chmrade Clady Somerset
India
Big Convert Invites Top Figures For Direct Legislation Union
Chicago October 1 Benjamin Harrison ex president and two other leaders are to be invited to address a state convention of advocates for direct legislation. The gathering aims to form a permanent organization to promote initiative and referendum and to influence state constitutional change. Delegates may be drawn from subscribing clubs and supporters of the movement across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Wilterd Bell
Wiliam
Bryan
Monty George
Seth Lows
Bvthy
North and South Pole railroad in receiver’s hands
In Topeka last evening Duke of Brookville Missouri, the receiver of the North and South Pole railroad, remains largely unpaid with a princely salary while duties are light. The Great North and South Road, once led by Lewelling and Close, now rides under receiver Dake who hopes to sell soon via a private group not based in Kansas, with talks also touching Gulf & Interstate Railway.
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Duke of
Brookveli
Topeka
Manger
Duke
Missouri
Lewelling
Dake
Leedy
Kansas
Gulf & Inter State Ailway Company of Texas
Texas
Cake
Tne
Pratt County
North & South Pole Railroad
Officer Hicks Leads Streetcar Incident on Fourth and Jefferson
A police officer, Hicks, flagged a streetcar on Fourth and Jefferson yesterday afternoon. He challenged the conductor about fare and uniform, insisting a star be shown, then allowed free rides only for uniformed staff. Local laundry ad follows, touting wrinkle-free shirts and cuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offcer Hicks
Fourth
Jeferson
Hicker
Akon
Hicks
Turbulent Kansas Senate Fight Over Party Unity
A late night Copeland dialogue features Senator Baker clashing with Cyrus Leland as Leland urges collaboration with Republican leaders. Baker rejects concessions and vows to carry the dispute to the President, vowing to defend party unity amid maneuvering over federal appointments and coalition strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipator Baker
Cyrus Leland
Dorel
Hades
Cope
Leland
Kansas
Powitiunn
Bakeo
Barmony Witr
Baker
Ao Tal
Mir
Bakers
Sutton
Tilton
Reece
Sterne
Marshal
Tom Mares
Tani
Detge City
Cram
Scates
Taker
Mr. Lelard
Morton Albough
Jim Simp
Jobet
Frank Crown
Miro Leland
Katimim
Republican Party
Repubican
Kansie Bevs
Die Republicane
Armillacion
Bers
Sma
Aluniien Cine
Appetas Therm
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Mr. Bryan
Beth Low
Father M'Glynn
Omaha Folice
Idaho
Mr. Palenske
Mrs. Wells
James B. Dakley
AL M. McClain
Ottawa
Taye
Frances E. Willard
Miss Willard
W.C. T.U
National Society
Bnrge
Food Forum
Booth-Tuckers
Neal Dew
Indi
Beathenlam
New York Mutual Life
IA AN
the & A W
Boesk
Association of Missouri Baptists
G. W. Stansfield
Avenue
Officer Hicks
Peetless Steam Laundry
Copeland
Kansas Republican Party
Senator Baker
Sterne and
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