Campaigning That Keeps Speakers Up At All Hours
Artington October 27 witnesses W E B Stanley wake at 2.15 am for a morning ride to inspect a political meeting site. He and Lambert, with Hutchinson News reporter Morgan, reached early for a large Western Kansas turnout. A big crowd filled the tent after noon as local committees arranged entrances. Stanley claimed local Republicans and Silver Republicans may outnumber prior loyalties, signaling a shift in Reno County politics amid lively campaigning and a busy day.
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Artington
W. EB. Stanley
McPhergon
Stanley
Mtr Lambert
W. ¥. Moran
Hutchinson News
Chiseena
Mutledge
Taccobert
Air
Stanley Bayin
Foam
Wills Bird
Eitesta
Ladies' Society of the
Ereeteton iv
Sigre
el Mergan
Mergan
Enw
Islatrict
Arifmetsa
Khireswis & Mouring
Encerprine
Citizens’ Bank
Fas Commuunits
Roune Eerth
Pongtyes
Ts A
Ue Republicans
Iy Morgan
Reno County
Ric Meetin
Hutchir
Linney Rinean
Hutchinson Ten Lambert
Branney Bobo Fies
Bryan is Sick in Savannah Hotel Room
The report says Bryan remains in a room at the De Suio hotel in Savannah with a fever suspect. Lt. Col. Maus and staff attend to him, the doctor diagnosing fever and determining care plans. A telegram was sent to his wife to inform her of his illness. Lt. Col. Vifquals is mentioned in the military context.
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Savannah
Cotomei
W. J
de Suio
Bryan
Maus
Chet
Fusion in Butler Delivers Campaign Fireworks
Dr F B Lawrence, fusion candidate for representative of the Fifty seventh district, and KB back candidate for county attorney at Butler, spoke to a large audience. Brumback received strong applause while Lawrence attacked state and county issues and urged reappointment of McNulty. The Silver Republicans backed Webb McNulty, and the speakers asserted party loyalty to the administration and governor.
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Lawresor
Latham
FB. Lawrence
Filty-misth
Coupte Attorneg
Butler
Hare Last
Brumback
Lestence
Silver Republicans
Chie
Webb
McNwilao
Will Yield Gracefully in Joint Traffic Case Ruling
In New York George T. Hinneherd of the Joint Tent says the Supreme Court decision in the Joint Traffic Association case will be observed. He argues the Interstate Commerce Act aims for uniform rates via cooperation, not discrimination, and praises the idea of joint understanding between carriers and patrons to sustain railway earnings.
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Joint Traffic Association
New York
George T. Hinneherd
Supreme Court
United States
Ppm
Olasimlor
Hilarmist
Fowler
Ontario & ‘Western Company
Stee Keel Station
Washington
Thia
England
Partic Amour Phtrong
Moet
Interstate ‘Comm Commission
Involv
Antagnolen
Chatrmas
Interstate Commerce
Cam- Taialon Tas Intely
Senator Long to Seek U S Senate Seat
The Seventh district Republicans learn from Senator Lucien Baker that Chester I. Long plans to run for United States senator after a likely bid for Congress this year. Baker, in Wichita, voiced surprise at the rumor and noted Long’s potential two year preparatory service. A Wichita political observer said Baker might seek re election, while others speculated about Long entering the race and crowding out current candidates.
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Lucien Baker
Chester I. Long
Yone
United States
Br. Long
Congress
Winniel
Baker
Wichita
Yiil Bee
Aft
Jaymne
Topeka
Buber Math
Chester Lome
Mr. Haker
Burton
Mr.Baker
No figures good in statewide poll says Mack Love
I Mack Love chairman of the state Democratic committee doubts any poll this year to gauge voter turnout or party leanings. He tells Journal reporters that polling cannot reveal if voters will stay home on election day or switch allegiance. He notes possible shifts toward fusion or administration support among previous He public voters.
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I. Mack Love
Pelle
Journal
Thcket
Salina Rallies Show Fusion Strength in Politics
Salina reports a major fusion rally with Governor Leedy and Webb McNall addressing crowds at the opera house. Speeches defense of Populist causes accuse Republicans of broken promises and insist on state ownership of utilities, while Saline County leans toward fusion with expected turnout surpassing prior years.
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Salina
Opera House
Leedy
Webb McNall
McNall
Cam Jzm
Olvera
Hutchinson
Ohd
Pat Cones
Topeka
Safine County
Alek
Dan Wi
Kansas
Port Bryan
Saline County
Hayward
Salign
Salina Alpes
Silver Republic
Silver County
Sims
Calderhead
Vincent
SS. E. Gaines
Fuston Central
Tendy
Camputen
Vincent Wil
P. A. Dolan
Olof Forsee
Frank Nelson
Dr. Swenson
Minnesota
Saline County outlook cited as fusionists carry it
Dan Wagstaff predicts fusionists will win in Saline County amid population growth. Governor hopefuls and party lines weave through the report as residents await late Friday developments.
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Dan Wagstaff
INDIAN LACEMAKERS
New York socialite Pat ronizes Chippewa lacemakers at Leech Lake amid military action. In 1891 Misa Stbyl Carter started lacework for Chippewa women, with Pauline Colby training them. Lace sold to Vanderbilt and Astor patrons. bedspreads fetch $200 each. Women paid 10 cents an hour and paid on completion.
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New York
St Paul
Minn
Tacomaking
Leech Lake
Wilkinson
Facon
Misa Stbyl Carter
New York City
Capjurtethon
Episcopal Mission
Pauline Cathy
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Astor
C. P. Huntington
Athers
J. Pierpont Morson
Pauline Colby
Secret Night Conference With Cabinet In Philadelphia
After a late presidential reception at the Union League a secret meeting of the president with cabinet officers including Smith Alger Wilson and Richards was held at the Hotel Bellevue. J C Kellogg arrived with dispatches from Secretary Hay. The session lasted about an hour behind guarded doors with detectives blocking access. Kellogg said the dispatches were personal and left for Washington by special train.
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Philadelphia
Nat
Union League
Belvue
Smith
Alger
Wilson
Richards
Griggs
J.C. Kellogg
Hay
State Department
Porter
Tocal
Br. Kellogg
Mosenge
Kellogg
Union League Club
Oien
Anend
Cabinet
Mr. Kellogg
Washington
Spanish Peace Talks Open With Cuba Sovereignty Caution
London dispatch reports Spanish peace commissioners offered a preliminary treaty clause, Spain giving up sovereignty over Cuba without further Cuba disputes, while delaying final questions especially about the Philippines. The proposal, seen as easing American rigidity, aims to avoid Spanish debt repudiation harming bondholders, with arbitration suggested if needed.
Spain's Mistake in Cuban Debt Talks Angers U S
Paris reports the peace commission made no headway on Cuba debt as Spain resists concessions. The Gaulois warns of strained talks amid rising American pressure and possible renewed hostilities if Spain declares extreme concessions. It notes elections influence and hopes for a peaceful outcome with shared American sentiment against new war.
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Paris
Suesum
Peace Commissione
Gaulois
Tod
Gaulcts
Peace Commission
Spain Accepts US Debt Plan Reversal for Cuba
Paris dispatch reports Spanish commissioners concede the United States will not assume the Cuban debt. The Spanish side accepts the negative stance of U S commissioners regarding any Cuban debt assumption. The exchange signals a shift toward an inevitable outcome and clarifies official positions on postwar financial responsibility.
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Paris
United States
Nebraska Vs Kansas Big Game At Lawrence On Saturday
Nebraska meets Kansas in the season’s big clash at Lawrence, set for Saturday with high fan interest and heavy betting anticipated. Nebraska just beat Missouri 47 to 6, while Kansas seeks revenge after last year’s disputed Lincoln game. a 3 30 kickoff and tight expected lineups frame the showdown.
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Nebraska
K. U
Lincoln
Nebraska Boys
Missouri Tigers
Mencauen
Kansas
Melford
Wilem Turner
Mosse Emesbury
Smith Brew
Eught Emi
Benedict
Lawyers Flee Paris as Dreyfus Appeal Heard
London dispatch reports 46 anti revisionist mob around the palace of justice where the Dreyfus appeal is heard, forcing lawyers to flee the scene amid rising danger and unrest.
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London
Paris
Palace of Justice
Dreyfus Case Opens In Paris Court
Paris opens the cassation court proceeding in the Dreyfus case as Alfred Dreyfus faces revision of his 1894 conviction for allegedly transmitting military secrets to a foreign power. Spectators attend with security tight. Mme Dreyfus sits with counsel while Maitre Laborie and Mornard among the lawyers observe proceedings. The hearing reviews the trial and notes forged testimony by Lt Colonel Henry and the Bordereau accusation, with debate on Dreyfus’s authorship and the potential for revision. Prescott & Co. secured a $4,500 plumbing contract for the new St Marys college.
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Paris
Court of Cassation
Alfred Dreyfus
Devil's Found
Palace of Justice
Maitre Laborie
M. Zola
Mme. Dreyfus
Maltre Mornard
Dreytue
Reporter Hard
Dreyfus
M. Bard
Major Historicazy
Major Baterheay
Helen
Yverite
Lnte
Hienry
M. Tard
Denry
Esterhazy
Mademoiselle Pals
M.bard
Col
Paty du Clam
Colahel
Bard
Paty du Clara
Prescott & Co
St. Marys College
Day of wrecks Steamer Tuttle sinks at Michigan City Ind
A sequence of shipwrecks and rescues reported from Michigan City to Osceola and Racine. The steamer Tuttle laden from Chicago sinks in a fierce gale, cargo of corn and insurance details given. Barge D L Filler rescued after 11 hours at sea. Steamer Guid goes ashore near North Point while Republic grounds on North Point. Weather brings snow and cold with crop damage across Michigan and rail disruption.
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Michigan City
Ind
H. A. Tuttle
Chicago
Aberdeen
Comort
Tuttin
Lake Michtran
List Meen
Tuttle
Nicholas ‘Transit Company
Cid Island
Racine
Vic
Mixon
Horace Acres
D. L. Filler
Palleo
Port Sreshlogtey Osceola
Mich
Got, &Z
EB. F. Guid
George Steele
Tawaseens
Republic
North Point
Lnte
Thums der Bay Island
Detroit
Niles
Lake Front Damaged as Chicago Storm Stops Clock
A fierce storm battered Chicago area from the lake to Evanston, causing widespread damage with total losses around 1,500 dollars. The hydrographic office clock in the Dalibon temple halted at 11:49 as vibrations rattled the city.
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Chicago
Evanston
Dhore
Walls
Lincoln Pili
Dagonio Temple
Storm reaches lower lakes sinks yacht at Cleveland breakwater
Cleveland reports a furious gale from yesterday afternoon on the lower lake. The yacht Cyanel, anchored invincible to the Cleveland breakwater, dragged its anchor chains and dashed ashore, breaking up on the beach. no one was aboard at the time.
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Lower Lakes
Cleveland
Begin
Aberdeen Mine Rescue Report From Grand Haven
Report describes a mine disaster with a crew suffering exposure and peril at Grand Haven Muh Ont. The incident involved a wrecked vessel or equipment and danger to workers, highlighting severe conditions and urgent rescue efforts.
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Aberdeen
Grand Haven
Appointment of Henry Behindson as macsin ger to oversee ballots
Governor Leedy appoints Henry Behindson of Leavenworth as macsin ger to the Twenty first and Twenty Recondansas residents at Fort Leavenworth to take the ballot to Thou regiments and return to the Secretary of State's office. The message notes Behind ler to Democrat and Leavenworth correspondent and cites that matters must be sent to colonels ten days before the election.
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Henry Schindler
Leedy
Henry Behindson
Leavenworth
Macsinger
Fort Leavenworth
Iale
Behindler
Schindler
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