Through Ohio Speech in Toledo by Golden Rule Jones
In Armory Park Toledo Golden Rule Jones introduces the Democratic candidate. Bryan criticizes Republicans citing failed promises and labor issues. He argues the full dinner pall rhetoric masks real conditions and urges workers to question prosperity and wages under Republican policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Brryan
Dunkirk
Rilrand
Jone
Bryan
Armory Ark
Divan
Tunes
Mart
Republican Party
Republican
Ut & Rene
Beranthie
Triste
McKinley
Rooeevelt
Upey
Mtr
Ryan
Ucket
Wie
Republiana
Anne
Philippine Islands
Brean
Gould Named Trustee in Castellane Settlement Case
The court named George Gould as trustee for the Countess of Castellane in a pleader’s filing. It alleges Count Boniface Castellane spent 23 million francs over four years, drawing from his wife’s fortune. The dispute centers on control and distribution of the estate assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass
J. Gould
Countess of Castellane
Slater
Count Bost Ce Castellane
France
Sixty Years After: Griswold and Whitman Bride
Fifty years after a quarrel, Fisher W Griswold, a Napins resident, reunited with Matilde Whitman. He returned to New York to spend his final years and later brought Whitman to America where they married at the home of F A Monahan.
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Rochester
N.Y
Get
Fisher W. Griswold
Napins
Grawtold
Matilde
John Whitman
Herweif
Crigweld
Nuvlee
Mra Whitman
Amarica
Inday Uver
F. A. Monahan
Federal civil service coercion cases verdicts
Washington reports the civil service commission has completed investigations into charges of political coercion and violations against federal officials in several cities including Philadelphia Louisville Cincinnati Topeka Birmingham Jersey City and Iowa. Some cases urge prosecution and dismissal while others await action. Names are withheld and no details discussed.
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Washington
Eivil Servive Conclasion
Philadelphia
Louisville
Cinccinnati
Topeka
Himingham
Ain
Jersey City
I Towa
Cass
Penshen
Argainat Cyrus Leland
Hero
Salisbury quits as foreign secretary shocks era
London reports the Marquis of Salisbury resigns as foreign secretary unsettling the public and ruling party. The Globe says the move shows Tory detachment from voters and party mood while the Westminster Gazette notes relief at avoided Chamberlain risk. Queen Balmoral and the queen’s stance shaped the final decision.
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London
Marquis of Lansdowne
Globe
Lord Ballabury
Westminster Gazette
Lord Lansdowney
Bir
Joseph Chamberlain
Lord Ealisbury
Balmoral
Lord Salisbury
Smallpox Quarantine Ordered in Abilene Area
Dr W and Swan of the state health department ordered strict quarantine by Abilene's local officer as smallpox and diphtheria spread in Diekinacs county. Reports say another, larger outbreak is feared. neighboring counties report diphtheria and a cooled weather could renew the epidemic.
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W. & Swan
Daipd
Huis
Abilene
Rawlins County
Arrest in Kansas Over Infected Texas Cattle
G C Palmer, a Texas cattleman, faces arrest after landing two shipments of cattle in Bourbon county infected with Texas fever. Officials describe fever signs and urge action while local cattlemen express anger. Meyvie inspector Dar Cunningham plans to file a complaint for quarantine violations.
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G.C. Palmer
Texas
Kansas
C. C Palmer
Bourbon County
Bourbot County
Dar McCunningham
Meyvie
Acninet Palner
Verdict of Guilty in Express Messenger Murder Case
In Marysville Ohio the midnight jury found Charles Ferrell guilty of first degree murder in the death of express messenger Rosslyn Ferryll during a Panhandle westbound trip. The panel found robbery proven as Ferrell stole $1000 from the alarm company safe. The verdict carries the death penalty. Ferrell showed brief emotion after the verdict and was returned to his cell.
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Express
Marysville
Rosslyn Ferryll
Charles Lions
Panhandle
Aflarms Expres Company
Ferrell
General Wilson Recalled from China Duty
Washington dispatches advise General James K. Wilson is detached from chief of staff duties under General Chaffee and ordered to return to the United States. The government had sought Wilson for a place on an expected American commission to treat with China but the plan was abandoned. Negotiations may proceed directly through the minister if needed.
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Gen. Wilson
Washington
Pekin
James K. Wilson
Gen. Chaffee
United States
Gen Wilson
China
Weather Indications in Chicago for Kansas Passage
Chicago October 2 forecast warns of threatening conditions with high winds. Today and tonight expect partly cloudy skies, with northerly winds increasing. conditions may affect eastern routes and coastal areas tonight and Thursday.
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Chicago
Kansas
Beers, Beatings and ministerial bonds in county race
The Ministers union debated beer party rumors tied to Hazen and Nichols, with C H Alexander presenting affidavits. Sykes urged evidence and neutrality while Martin and Clark campaigned. the session adjourned without action as ministers urged lawful, nonpartisan conduct.
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Usket
Martin and Clark
Hazen and Nichols
Pxvess
Maron and Clark
Minsters
Ato
Fisk
Temmigters
Clark
Martin
Wisk
McKinley
Andy Pour
H. A. Ott
G Fowkes
Stewart Sheldon
Stahl
Hagen
Nichas
Ott Noone
Dean J. W Sykes
Jurlee Martin
Judge Clark
Unis
Pearson
M. Z. McKirahan
Dean Sykes
Ers
Judge Martin
Reputican Party
Mr. Fonken
C.H. Alexander
C.H. Alexander, One of the Manager of Judge Martin
Mr. Alexander
Alexander
J. D. Countermine
Fini
Anata Lees
Br. McPerland
Ficher
Atevander
Haren and Nichols
Beer and politics mix at North Topeka rally
In North Topeka a Saturday night meeting at Kerr Park drew Rev Clark and municipal figures. Six half barrels of beer were used while attendees with tickets urged support for Hazen, Nichols, and others amid rumors and affidavits. Debate grew tense as ministers clashed over political preaching.
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North Topeka
Kerr Pare
Judge Hazen
Haxen
Nichols
Martin Nor
A. H. Vasu
H.R. Hilton
BO W. Griges
Minners
Clark Y
A. M. Hitelmous
Dean Svitee
Beutter
Mellarland
Countermine
Shailay
Wooley Hoarse at Prohibition Rally in Pennsylvanial
Pittsburg Oct 31 Prohibition presidential candidate John G Wooley and party supporters spoke at Connelistilre amid hoarseness. He claimed Prohibitionists won Pennsylvanias electoral votes for reform and urged voters to back the Prohibition ticket. A large Uniontown meeting followed. Earlier yesterday 17 meetings were held in New York and eastern Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg
John G. Wooley
Connelistilre
Woolley
Pennerlyania
Uniontown
New York
Pennsylvania
Phones for Philippines United States to Install a Service
United States to run a telephone service in the Philippine archipelago. The Lambert Schmidt Manufacturing Company of Weehawken has been awarded a contract to supply £10.00 worth of telephone instruments and ship them to Manila as soon as possible. To carry out the order quickly the firm today put on 190 extra men and ordered employees to work 12 to 14 hours daily with extra pay. The government plan is to extend the telephone service not only throughout Luzon but to connect Manila with as many other islands as possible.
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New York
Oct
United States
Philippine
Lambert Schmidt Manufacturing Company
Weehawken
Sanily
Luzon
Manila
Mallister Tries to Die Bosschieter Suspect Uses Suspenders
In Paterson New Jersey Walter McAllister, accused in the Bosschieter murder, reportedly attempted suicide in his cell using suspenders. Reports cite a high-risk act amid ongoing disclosures and a tense city council scene. Authorities deny confirmation, while a curfew bell return is debated and police actions tighten in response to the case.
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Bosschieter
York
Walter McAllister
Jonnie Bosschieter
Paterson
N. J
M Lister
Trust of Sciels
Wai
den’ Buckley
Atlister
Chine Gru
Thi
Lost Daughter Oxalina Sought by Omaha Woman
Mary Hansen of Omaha searches for her missing daughter Oxalina, claiming the girl hides in a disreputable house. She cites a vanished family estate, moves to Omaha, and shows pictures and deeds to support her memory, hoping to locate her child amid mounting hardship.
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Mary Hansen
Omaha
Oxilina
Germany
Aunses
Boon
Hansen
Abe
Cone
Roosevelt's fatigue shows on rail tour amid rain and talk
Governor Roosevelt battles fatigue during a lengthy State tour with rain and mud hindering stops from Rochester to Albion. He voices concern over tariffs and trust remedies while addressing crowds at Medina and Lockport, urging prosperity through national policy and a stronger military posture.
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Rochester
Roosevelt
Hts
Bultwio
Bryan
Albion
Bochinter
Brock Port
Lire
Philippines
Nebraska
Eceninad
Holly
Ule
Spuletta
Grrac
Corbin's Report on United States Army Enlistments and Post Exchanges
The document details officers and enlisted counts across regular and volunteer forces serving in the Philippines and Cuba. It notes totals of 74 officers and 3,330 men, with breakdowns by region and race, plus comments on post exchanges and recruiting outcomes. It cites commendations for post exchanges and provides statistics on enlistment qualifications, literacy, and attrition among applicants.
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Aliska
Porky Flea
Cuba
Philippie Lerhese
Sime
Tewrly
Aiatka
Porteilles
Haveah
Philipioe Ywlands
Bert
Telebonme
Ryaulur
Corbin Rye
Ube
Hecmen aMlonrs
Euregolig
H.go Applicante
Tnland Freize
Republican claims McKinley support from New York leaders
A note from the Republican executive committee in New York indicates McKinley gains among party leaders and across the state. Nathan Ott, executive committee member, asserts New York’s GOP will rally behind McKinley and Hobson, including Kentucky voters, to secure victory.
Governor Roosevelt Denounces Croker Call to Riot
Governor Roosevelt asserts Croker misinterprets his plea for Democrat voters. He warns against incitement to riot or violence at polling places. The governor adds election laws apply to Croker and all others, enforcing lawful conduct on election day.
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Rooesvelt
Rochester
Roosevelt
Croker
Bryan
Rownevelt Guld
Railroad men rise to new posts in Pacific system
Former Santa Fe general superintendent Joseph Kyhnts now serves as Southern Pacific eastern district chief. Charles Phillips of the Hock Esland department departs to become a sightseeing agent candidate, with trips planned between the Allahic and Pacific cone. The travel program aims to start returning in November, awaiting season turnout.
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Hava
Joseph FF Kyhnts
Gheral
Santa Pe
Kaneral
Pacife
Charles BH Photips
Hock Esland Paseetayr
Allahic
Pacific Cone
Sett Ad
Penawnes
MURDEROUS HIGHWAYMEN RIFE NEAR PITTSBURG PA
An armed robbery near Pittsburg Pennsylvania ends in a gun battle. Two robbers are killed and a third wounded or captured. Pay clerk dies as companions are wounded and the group attempts to flee toward Alverton and Tarr works. Authorities recapture the suspects amid a tense pursuit.
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Pittabure
Ori
Homer
Southweat Cannel Coder Company
Alverion
Hokbve
Burgess
Welake
Rome
Alverton
Bosley
Alerin
Mivelies
M'GUIRE'S CLAIMS New York Got It
Fragmented text discusses a claimant in New York and a conservative stance with unclear names and dates. The readable portions mention James and a court or legal context, but essential details remain obscured.
Political Briefs and Campaign Notes Across Regions
A dense collage of political items lists rallies, party figures, and campaign activity. Mentions include Republican headquarters, fundraising push, and candidates or organizers such as Jack Grimas and Garnett Mae, with references to counties, towns, and election-related events amid weather disruptions and logistical details.
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Mallister
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Sarke Tate
Domedac Clatnot
1 Tirpollicay Culaiitteo
Tetiar Pertecky
Paris
McKinkiy
Heiseveit
Nathan Ott
Moustain
Sforten
Morton
Ora Coke Company
M'Guire
Rxrentice
James K
Bourban
Kanes
Jay Kelly
Wi Thu
McKinbey
Blaney
Garnett Mae
J. K Cubiison
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