Roosevelt Special Jumps From Utica to Auburn Route
Roosevelt special train moves from Utica to Watertown then Weedsport and Auburn with Governor Roosevelt in good health. He addresses farmers, references Bryan, and defends Republican stance while avoiding detailed policy questions during stops at Watertown and nearby towns. The event emphasizes farm prosperity claims and political controversy surrounding Mr Bryan and Croker.
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Trusts and politics spark debate over law and liberty
The piece critiques a political leader's boast about enforcing laws against trusts while warning that such claims reveal character flaws. It argues only constitutional action can curb trusts, noting past administration limits and Republican contrasts with Bryanites. The dialogue touches on suffrage, public duty, and the need for restraint.
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Magazine Explosion Hits Powder Plant Near Indian Head
Admiral ONeill of the navy department received a telegram from Indian Head reporting that around 8:50 PM an explosion occurred in a filing house and machines. No injuries were noted while about 25 tons of powder were destroyed at the plant two miles from the scene. The cause of the explosion is unknown.
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Admiral Oneill
Conspiracy Indictments Against Georgia Postal Workers
United States grand jury indicts thirteen former Atlanta postal workers and carriers in Polk Harrison and Paulding counties for conspiring to defraud the government. Accused allegedly exchanged stamps, canceled others, and sent parcels bearing improvised or falsified contents through office channels.
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Atlanta
Set
United States
Polk
Harrison
Paulding
Tariff Trouble and New York Rate Order
Washington directs the collector of customs in New York to assess all cordials and liqueurs under a single rate. The move revisits Barement war tariff debates and could affect treaty rates with Portugal Germany Italy. Courts earlier limited coverage to specific branches, but the new order broadens admissibility of cordials under treaty pricing.
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Spalting
New York
Portugal
Germany
Italy
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Nited States Court For
Southern District of
Cordiala
France
Debs In New York Big Socialist Meeting Planned
The Social Democratic party executive committee announces a major demonstration in New York at Cooper Union. Eugene Debs, presidential candidate, will be principal speaker on Tuesday night. Benjamin Darfend and a Cleveland candidate for governor are also slated to speak at the event.
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Social Democratic Party
America
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Debs
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Vb Artisan
Ae Sallzorsin
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eSitentitl
Benjary Te Danferd
Candicate
Cleveland
Confused War Office Notice Around Lord Zoberra
Fragmented dispatches report shifting command notes and a vague wartime inquiry. It mentions Lord Zoberra and General Ler Wolseley Mas with references to November end and ongoing army leadership. The text also cites a Washington ledger and British cruiser concerns in New York.
Jointkeepers Persistent and Arrests at Kansas Avenue
Police arrested Geo Kinner at 525 Kansas Avenue and Geo Anderson at 482 North Kansas Avenue after a keg theft incident. Both men posted bond for appearance, with trial set for October 30. Separate item notes contract surgeon dispute and a naval incident involving the British steamer and the Norwegian bark Crowns.
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Jollies Filipinos New York Mentioned in 19th Century Tale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Filipinos in New York with references to trials and ships. It references Spain and a possible shipment or commission, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
No Rest for Him as Bryan Arrives in Philadelphia
Word of Mr. Bryan's arrival at Broad Street Station drew a massive throng of cheering citizens. He spoke from a building balcony, attacking the Republicans and detailing his party's platform, then rode through Delaware Avenue to a steamer for Washington Park, N J, amid broad public enthusiasm.
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End of Fusion Promises Populist Revival in Preaidency Meeting
Cincinnati October 25 Joe A Parker chairman of the national committee of the Middle-of-the-Koast Populists issues a message of good cheer to party members. He says young voters may be fewer than in 1906 but will show the party is not dead and fusion is dead forever. He calls the campaign a victory for true Populists and pledges renewed party leadership against former leaders.
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Joe A. Parker
National Committee
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Nenda
Awakta
NECK AND NECK THE LORRAINE AND FUERST BISMARCK CROSS THE OESAN
The Lorraine and Fuerst Bismarck crossed the Oesan between France and New York on October 1. Both vessels reported severe conditions and arrived at Fook Bar around 2:25 p.m. The encounter may influence later movements, with the Lizard keeping pace at a slower knot rate. Weather prospects indicate cooler nights and variable winds for Kansas and surrounding regions.
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New_York
Marck
Ahout
Bismarck
Naval Changes Weasels Ordered Into Chinese Waters
Navy department orders tug Piscataqua and Wompatuck commissioned for service in Chinese waters. Torpedo boats Meats Dupont Porter Cushing Ericsson Foote Rodgers at Winslow fitted for winter cruise with North Atlantic squadron. Debleren placed out of commission at Portsmouth. Froi authorized two weeks work to join China station replacing Dersthea. Rear Admiral Bohley aboard the fimeship Chicago to Montevideo about November 15. Wilmington arrives at St Vincent. Arcthugabes sails from Singapore for Cavite.
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Department
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China Station
Dersthea
Admirral Bohley
Chicago
Montevideo
Wilmington
St. Vincent
Arcthugabes
Singapore
Cavite
Repair Orders For Two Tracy Transports To Philippines
Owlers have been issued for the complete repair of troop transports Wright and In galls at New York with a view to positioning them on the inter island transport service in the Philippines. Purchased during the Spanish War they were intended for US West Indies troop and freight runs. Recently they have patrolled Cuba and Porto Rico waters but are too small for regular US Philippines service yet suitable for cruising the Philippine archipelago.
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Washington
Wright
United States
Philippines
Stops for Meinley funeral train reaches Canton station
The Sherman funeral train arrived in Canton at 7 45 this morning. The private cars for President Meiniey and for Cleveland party were attached. A large crowd viewed the casket and flowers. The president's car carried top officials including Secretary Cortelyou and Judge Baldwin. Gen Miles was seen shaking hands as crowds gathered.
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Sherman
Preeldert Meiniey
Cleveland
Reot
Judge Day
Cortelyou
Geonss Ei Praze
Georgy KE. Baldwin
Myron T. Herrick
Gen. Gerrettson
James H. Hoyt
Same Mather
Babcock
Miles
Columbus
All Nation
Ohio
John Sherman
Mansfield
Republican State Executive Committee
Alvord Absconding Teller Still Unfound in Mount Vernon
New York reports say Cornelius L Te Alvord, last seen after stealing from First National Bank, remains at large with detectives watching Mount Vernon area. Negotiations with bank officials aim to restore nearly half the stolen funds within days, while authorities pursue arrest to aid restitution.
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Cornelius L., Alvord
First National Bank
Mount Vernon
Cornelius Te Alvord
Bank of Kchala
Alverd
Mount Vérnon
Ainder
Alvord
Indian Dance Off Ends With Quarantine Fear
An Indian dance at the Auditorium faced disruption as several Apache dancers fell ill. Officials feared smallpox and barred departure from the reservation. Kiowas and Comanches offered to participate but authorities chose to wait until after the performance to avoid exposure.
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United States
Tomame
Annexation note on Florida and West Florida Alabama claim
Fragment from a historical report describes Moniguhers and McDarid as co secretaries of state addressing annexation of West Florida to Alabama. The statement cites government records and tract books, noting a southern boundary extending about 100 miles and a claim that the state possesses certain parcels.
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John Sherman Buried in Mansfield with Mourning Display
Hundreds filled Mansfield streets as delegations from Washington and Ohio towns attended the funeral of John Sherman. The former senator and cabinet member was laid to rest in the Sherman family vault after services at Grace Episcopal Church. The day featured draped businesses, a ceremonial procession, and tributes from the White House and Sherman's allies. Senator Hanna and President McKinley attended portions of the ceremonies.
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Loyal Legion
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Chicago
Tron Market Activity Shifts as Prices Rise in Pittsburg Mills
The Cleveland market reports active steel trading with demand for finished material highest in weeks while pig iron shows stronger activity. Contracts placed with provinces may be canceled, affecting deliveries and prices. Prices for billets have risen, with hot rolled sheets and Bessemer ore cited. 2,009 tons sold at a quoted rate, signaling tightening supply and price gaps between rails and billets.
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Auditing Insurance Add-Ons Stir City Council
A muddled council debate over auditorium insurance resulted in a total policy of 460000 after a 320 premium change. The panel approved an extra 40000 and 350000 more for overlooked agents, naming several individuals with specific payout amounts as adjustments.
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Payne
Sritin
Meninomphrey
N. Nichols
Weeies
Cart Nellis
Trusts and remedies in the Democratic platform debate
The exchange centers on how to curb trusts through legal remedies beyond publicity. The Democratic stance calls for legislation to place trust made articles on the free list and for federal state cooperation to license corporations, preventing interstate operations that undermine fair trade, with emphasis on protecting consumers from extortion.
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Ends Today at Missionary Association Convention
The American Missionary Association convention near Cloen ends today. Business includes amendments to the constitution accepted by the bylaw committee. A. Lyman Wil Listan of Nertharptium delivered an address on work. General T. J. Monein of dev Tork presided over the meeting. Rev B McKeon and Dutton of Columbia University reviewed naval matters.
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American Missionary Association Convention
Cloen
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Nertharptium
T. J. Monein
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Tel DE Emeron
New York
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Larimer Denies Charge But Ready to Prove Statements
Mr. Larimer remains firm about the accusation, saying there is no truth in the charge. He declares he will not swear to the complaint and is prepared to present proof of his statements in court or formal proceedings.
Populist Row Bristles Over Mail Delay and Alleged Tampering
Cha irman Kidgley defends delayed mail delivery claiming charges of tampering by Assistant Postmaster Rodgers are unfounded. Conflicting statements emerge as officials pledge to pursue clean county campaigns while urging calm and unity amid political tensions.
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