20 000 FOR BRYAN Fusionists Will Have Majority of Legislature SAYS GEORGE LOCKE
Georgy Locke of the Democratic state executive committee predicts a 20 000 vote majority for Bryan. He claims wins across electors congressmen local offices and state offices, stating Democratic gains include a 60m majority and control of at least five of eight congressmen. He dismisses Republican fraud claims and asserts the party will carry the state decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgy Y. Locke
Democratic State Executive Committee
Nailin.g
Bryan
Fuston
McKinley
SAPP OPENS A BLUFF IN KANES POLITICAL RACE
The Liberal party supporters in Kanes fight a bitter exchange of challenges and wagers as Wutte and Mace contend with the Democratic headquarters. A report notes Bapps service and wire dispatches hinting at expected majorities for Own and McKinley, with the public bid for the outcome unclear and costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uda
Kanens Bax
Kaness
Ce. F. Bapps
Make
Altaupa
Yendiceunis
Own & McKinley
Ferall
W. F. Sapp
Vincent's Amendment in Campaign Jokes Debate
Vincent of Clay tightens his challenge to congressman Calderhead in a late campaign move. The note hints at partisan tension and unresolved responses as the race nears its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent of Clay
Calderhead
Teaye
Ieee
Bryan Speech Tour Through New Jersey citys crowds and debates
J Bryan toured New Jersey delivering remarks in Newark Dover and Paterson. He emphasized voluntary support for his campaigns and attacked trusts notably the Standard Oil Company. He lauded volunteers in the Cuban war and urged independence from a large standing army, arguing pensions as a foreign burden. The Paterson stop drew a mob scene with an open carriage through cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
J. Bryan
New Jerery
Bee
Newark
Bryan
New Haven
Bridgeport
New York City
Hwan
Dover
Uilder
Miont
Trust
The
Republicana
Gamapalen
Casun
Cad
Rot
Tnd
Ave
Hin Deyer Apeech
Amit
Standard Ol
Asi
Seeueerd Bower Gs
Goa
Hrvan
Bis
Florida
New Jersey
Republican Party
Tle
Republic
Weil
Paterson
Court House
Mike
el Cage
Strees
Notable political rally draws crowd in Belleville region
A large crowd gathered at the railway station between Paterson and Newark for a three minute stretch before the event. The eratic procession ended at the Auditorium where ex-Senator James Smith hosted a principal address. Large attendance and applause marked the meetings near the baseball grounds and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Paterson
Newark
Stepra
Peeroeen
James Smith
Grangr
Bryan at Newark a dramatic campaign stop
William J. Bryan visited the Kruger auditorium in Newark drawing a crowded, cheering audience. He denounced monopolies and bank power, urged education for all children, attacked the army bill and its ties to a Philippine lumber company, and called for fair treatment of Filipinos. He then spoke again outside to a tenfold crowd, finishing the night with a final address at Baseball Park before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan
Kruger
Newark
Saul
Aryan
Allence
Burrite
Hearty &P Viatise
Lfe
Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Philippine Lumber and Agentment Company
Baseball Park
Bryan Reception Planned by National Clubs in New York
In New York on October 27 the National Association of Clubs prepares a large reception for William J. Bryan. Democratic clubs from Connecticut, Madison Square stands, and cross street trucks will host simultaneous meetings starting at 7:20 PM. Speakers include David G. Min, Rourke Cochran, Wellington, Anson Phelps Stokes, with Bryan touring to Broadway Athletic Club, Cooper Union, Madison Square Garden. The event aims to last about an hour and twenty minutes before his departure.
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Bryan
New York
William J. Bryan
National Association of Clubs
Connecticut
Madison Square
David G Min
Rourke Cochran
Beneator Wellington
Anson Phelps Stokes
Bares
Broadway Athletic Club
Cooper Union
Madison Square Garden
Allianee
Square Garden
Fusion Dates Where the Speakers Will Spend Last Week
Campaign events outline a series of stops for the final week. The list names towns such as Arkansas, Hutchinson, Conway Springs, Burr, Junction Guy, and McCracken with days including Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday. The schedule highlights campaign travel by the Fuoulize State committee and references speakers like Harry Tracey the Treas orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tracey
Treas
Fouulize State Committee
Tne Caruana Brest
Nee Daing
Arknantas
Hiureday
Conway Springs
Bacurday
Wee Price
Monsay
Hutchinson
Tasaday
Burr
John Pe Ee Day
Neoubo
Sewells
Nometas
Tyeaday
Delphon Altura
Gren
Junction
Gemnel
Grove
Diathee Sitermoen
Margevitte
Syneordia
Guns Sires
Senon J. Rose
McCracken
Local and County Calendar of Elections and Meetings
A long OCR list details county by county dates and venues for meetings, elections, and events. It names towns such as Nemaha county Ottawa Parsons Fort Scott and Geary, with days Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday as key slots. Several officials or groups like Major John Brown and F. Cline appear in scattered notes among towns including Alma Manhattan Junction City and Horton.
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Htolto
Montay
Grescia
Tyes- Sinalce
Walligse
Turon
Wriday
Stafford
St. Ale
Ati
Garden City
Lakin
SM. Bentt
Mipori
Nemaha
Eabody
John Mr. Brown
Kanens Oly
Douglass County
Douglves
Thuraday
Ottawa
Padoy
Gohinons
Stonday
Way
Fort Scott
Kaneas
Parsons
Johnson County
Mimi County
Ian Montay
Hanes
Ginesday
Thompeonsataes
Tiere
Pata Pridae
Pensori
Alvin
Horton Minmling
Hinwalday
Nemeha
Batur- Say
Centraile
Ptt
Darden
TD County
Coldwater
Stattordnant
Kiowa
Joby
Vincent— Murscath
Geary County
Clay County
Ridgely—Monitiar
Lincoln
Frank Destor
Wamegs
CY. Poote
Fredoniay Pri
Foster Montay
Pat Taser
Joey “I
Alma
Manhattan
Thuredays
Abilenes
Cine Es
Wwaterbury
Wesdays Chase Councys Saturany Carbondale
AWE
Helm—Priday
John Magna
Ovage
Sureta JA
Davis
Jackeor
J. M. Senter
Minneapolis
Eros
Solomon
Water Engineers Await Reports On City Plant
Hydraulic engineers have finished tests on the water plant and will submit reports this afternoon. City engineer Mr. Pollet expects to finish his report by 4 o clock before leaving for Phoenix to oversee a new water plant project. His bill to date is 1400 dollars. The water company’s engineer Mr. Cole has filed his report, and results hinge on growth in the community. Council will hear the differing views when reports are presented late today or Monday. The water committee seeks an equitable agreement despite disagreements.
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Pollet
Phoenix
Ariz
Cole
Tan
W. Tp. K
Mex W. & Scotien
Kunwea City
Argentina
Chrisae
Presbyterian Church
Damarib
Victor Council
Jones
Kansus Avenue
George Hayes
James R. Haynes
Grantville
New Orleans
Civil Service
Beldom Smith
Valonia
Ind
W. M. Blakeney
John Emerson
Haveneehie
G. F. Kimball
Miss Kimball
Eleanor Kimball
Manhattan
Missouri Valley Kimballs
Ira
Wesley
Way
Eumer Mulier
Frank Berry
A. M. Petro
FP Baker
Jackson Street
M. Costley
W. B. Ister
Mark Putnam
EP. Baker
L.A. Ryder
G. C. Bowmen
Lucey
Dass Sinote
Dorring
Gillespie
Piyan
Arenes
A. J. Arnold
League of American Mothers
Lida Hardy
Mra Arnold
Sith Mes
O. D. Skinner
Mra. Cannon
Andrea Hofer Proudfoot
Kansas Avenue
Mr. E
J. A. Stavely
Tiis
Calvin Holman
Dr. Dearborn
Republican Circulars Use Bryan Reference to Croker for Bull Boards
The Republican state committee broadcast over the state today a circular hearing the following: Great is Tammany, and Croker is its prophet. The matter drifts across Kansas with druggists selling a new hand made cipher for five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Croker
Republican State Committee
Wcadered
Hayes Smith Wedding At Topeka Home
Dr George H Hayes and Miss Flin Smith of Spring Hill Kan wed this afternoon at the bride’s home in Topeka. Afterward the couple will return to Topeka and begin housekeeping at 926 Van Buren Street. Hayes is principal of the Lowman Hill school and a noted Kansas Avenue worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyes
George H. Hayes
Mia Flin Smith
Spring Sil
Kan
Topeka
van Buren Street
Mr. Hayes
Lowman Bill School
Kanaus Avenue
Bryan comments on anthracite strike settlement
New Haven Conn Oct 7 William J Bryan was asked for a statement on the anthracite strike. He said he was glad the strike is settled and that the workers won an advance. He urged arbitration to settle disputes between labor and capital and warned about the public losses from prolonged idle periods. His itinerary for the trip continued with trains to Toledo and subsequent stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Wm. J Bryan
Bryah
Toledo
Weil
Hin
Fusion invades Montana nominations reshuffle
Report notes a union labor push in Montana to resign state candidates and fuse tickets. It outlines Democratic and Populist nominees filling vacancies while ex governor Turion lags as a potential head, facing opposition from Daly Democrats and Republicans. The piece records that this was the last day for nominations.
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Hicks Hae Bees
Seanion Bere
Rockyon Conaitiate Fer
Ee O
Giverant
Oles Canadates
Ator How
Turion
Ita
Lickat
W. A. Clark
Inent
Daly Democrats
Snd
Fergucon
Srteniiag
Taimawett
Unclear text from historical notice on city services
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a religious group and city actions. It references a First Congress and morning services with a committee. Readable facts are limited.
Stevenson in Chicago Hiccup Hints Freshmont Montpelier
Stevenson arrives in Chicago amid a shaky forecast for the campaign end. The misspelled note hints at a special meeting or event tied to Montpelier and Sperch-iaikinge, suggesting a possible pivot or delay in plans.
Water Up to Floor Floods Hit Several Regions
Fragmentary report details rising water levels across northern lowlands and rail lines affected from Saratoga to New York. Mention includes Newcantl, Stockton, Shields, and Lodi with others. Abbott Prohibition speller Nee ont stop in Lodi. Woolley spoke briefly at Touwe'n Pe Point and Plattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugelee
Newcantl
Ara Meee
New York
Aires
Touwe'n Pe ‘Point
Jona G. Woolley
Plattsburg
Inter State Secret Service Offers Data on Local Watchmen
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement mix for a detective and watchman service, florist, attorney offices, bicycles, and a message about painless solutions. It lists names and addresses in Topeka area with contact phrases and partial business descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State
Hutace Ave
Topeka
Wan
Market Report From Topeka Listing Wheat And Grain Prices
Today's Topeka market roundup notes steady wheat and corn values with shipments and receipts reported. Prices show mild gains for some futures, with market activity in livestock and creamery products also mentioned alongside general commodities and banking references.
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Denver
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Hale
Woodbury
State St
Chicago
Gag
Col. Bryan
Paterson, N. J
Tammany
Kansas
North Topeka
Ohio
Pusion
Montana
Union Labor Party
Clark Democrats
Y. W. GC
Workers
Svomven
Cowy
Montpelier
J. K. Hague
Florist
Hy Grives
Ranear Ave
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Studio AQ
Attorneys-At-Law
TD Sumphre' ‘Columbian Lawyer
Mt Office
Teo
Shige
Basulne Gaaurn Wicera
Ida G. Barnes
M.D
Teonth Wna
Basan
Eva Hardong
FM Comstac
J. A. Rosen
Conmtock
J. C. Darling CO
Jewelers
Board of ‘Trade
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Lange
Chi
C. Goings Commission Co
Chicago Board of Trade
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Serene
Suge
Peta Hives i Usckrrs
Kansas City
Marcos x
Shea
Ray Haley
Choice
Ouptea Creamery
Wwe Ditry
Capey
Jowar
New New York
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