Campaign statements at Cleveland issue election clues
A crowded speech by candidate John M. Clark and Henry Gehrie of New York centers on home rule, antitrust remedies, and tariff reform. The talk frames Cleveland as a battleground over monopolies, banking influence, and street railways, with Clark urging independence for the Philippines and a push for broader democracy.
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Akin
Gremes
Tom. le. Jufitieer
Anktenre
Onios
John MW. Clarks
Seitor
Henry Geirarie
New York
Dokneon
Ghi
Obie
Leon
Secial
Rtrvet
Torney
Antirl
Nerties
Flue Neon
Henaler Hann
Vhirousth
Renery
Eatpreme Court
Cleerland
Pepe Asny
Melia
Clarkie
Leony Feeting
Wieden
Sountry
Mr. Hanna
Reunion at Lebanon Draws Big Crowd in War Veterans Gathering
A large Lebanon crowd attended a reunion for first class soldiers with attendees from Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Senator Hurton spoke to a packed audience as former aides and local officials, including Col W. W. Smith, Fr. Sagere Suse IB, and I. MM. Lintere, were listed among prominent attendees. The event aimed to honor veterans and rekindle old friendships amid weather threats and ongoing memories of service.
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Lebanon
Kar
Diwa
Fibbste
Indiana
Mlmouri
Turk
Kanes
Nebrask
Ioroneta
Minncsota
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Lehlgas
New Hampshire
Masser
Senate
Bart Ropete
Eid
Sonar Hurton
W. W. Smith
Sagere
Hhericas
Auenferts Pesteristress
Ieee
Busines
Mob at Beigenda Sparks Sept Demonstrations
A confusing fragment notes unrest at Beigenda with reports of demonstrations and an arrest, mentioning Hen and Holgride, with newspapers defending or reporting on the event amid unclear details.
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Beigenda
Holgride
Deep Dark Purpose Behind City Bills Audited
A Topeka police court dispute over witness fees reveals slipshod methods in city bill auditing. E B Good and M A Good are accused of manipulating assignments and payments to influence payouts. City officials face scrutiny as bills for July and August show inflated or misdirected charges and repeated signatures.
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Hamilton
B. B. Good
Lin
Good
Bulle
Bears
Ives
Hamiton
Axaerix
Spencer
Spencre
Hier
Hght
Kent
Mr Good
EB. Good
Topeks
M. A. Good
E. B. Good
Wit Nen
M. B Good
FE L. Good
M.A. Good
B. Good
Migauk
A. Parker
Hr. Good
Ila
Aafk
Big cotton shipments reach Fall River from New York
During the prior week Fall River received 10 000 bales of cotton from New York. The consignments were sent to brokers handling the Brown cotton deal and moved to Incal warehouses and mill sheds. Officials say 10 000 more bales are expected, with manufacturers believing the shipments aim to reduce visible stocks in New York and influence prices as bulls try to unload.
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Fall River
Mase
New York
Yale Men to Hunt in Canada in 1900s Greenwich Note
Yale men Charles Muoce and Edward Brandt travel to Canada from Greenwich to hunt wheat bear. They accompany a friend of President McKinley and aim for a three year journey from Montreal. The party includes a Montauk club figure and is linked to Peary.
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Yale
Canada
Greenwich
Conn
Charles
Muoce
Montauk Club
Brooks
McKinley
Edward Brandt
EH. Bratt
New York
Peary
Probate of J F P Allen Will Incomplete
Fragmentary notice indicates the will of the late J F P Allen is before probate. The text notes the bulk of estate left to a widow and references events around 190. No clear names or final dates are readable beyond the general probate context.
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J. FP. Allen
Allen
Roosevelts Convention Choice Teased in New York
Republicans weigh New York as a site for the next convention as advisers urge Roosevelt to choose the city. Factional strains in New York and state politics are cited, with Odell's close race and Tammany friction noted. Supporters argue city enthusiasm could offset hostile Manhattan influences.
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New York
Roosevelt
New York City
Odell
Surfart Indications Co
David Fennett Hnl
Tammany Organization
Manhattan Island
Moonshiner and banker Gallas returns from government hospital
New York statesman Gallant known as a former moonshiner and banker arrived today from Washington after nine months at the Government Hospital for the Insane. The tale recounts his Harlem moonshine days, jokes about Senator Depew, and a period in Kings County Penitentiary ending with transfer to a Washington asylum.
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New York
Levin Gallant
Washington
Bert
Uncle Sam
Government Hospital
Chauscey M. Depew
Mike
Harlem
bin Depew
Gallas
Kings County
Seastor Depew
Galles
Clay
Ari Talen
Hazen Urges Federal Bench Appointment Amid Prohibition Pressures
In Topeka Judge Hazen, praised as one of Shawnee County’s most capable jurists, contemplates retirement from the Coneelaetoon and weighs a shift to private practice. The Prohibition faction favors his quick federal bench appointment to satisfy party aims and reward faithful service.
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T. Hazen
Topek
One
Kansas
Coal Trust
Sir Betasae
Ieens
Shawnee County
Lsst. Lawyore
Hasen
Mazen
Hook
Hazen
Magnetic disturbances near Skagway affect navigation
Samuel Jackson Barrett, assistant professor of physics at Stanford, returned from Alaska where he joined a United States survey party led by Professor Farritt to study magnetic anomalies along the coast. The Skagway region shows extreme compass deflection due to abundant magnetic magnetite. Farritt plans a full government report on the magnetic pole phenomena.
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Stanford Talversiy
Cal
Samuel Jackkson Barrett
Asvierant
Farritt
Yaarty
United States Comet and Geodetic Survey
Skaeway
Douglas Witand
Harnett
Tragic Farm Accident Near Osborne Kills Worker
Arthur Tiller, twenty miles southwest of Osborne in Delhi Township, was killed when a threshing machine engine ran over him. He was the son of George Tiller, a prominent farmer in the area. The accident occurred on September 10.
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Osborne
Kas
Arthur Tiller
Imperia College Opens in Porta Kansas
Imperia College opens in Porta Kansas as the large new facility welcomes full student enrollment. The event marks a historic milestone for the school with faculty, administrators and students present to celebrate the debut and inaugural classes.
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Imperia College
Porta
Kan
Prestigna Mta
Larcret
Chien
Atamni Mies Ture
Fasca
Esa Neert
Markets Today Easter Tone In Corn And Live Stock
Markets Today reports a mixed session with cattle steady to five to ten cents higher on weather support and a firmer hog/lard market. Wheat steady to fractional gains, corn weak on front rumors, oats steady, and softening in some grain futures. stock market opening shows moderate gains with rails and steel under pressure but overall positive tone.
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Chicago
Garth Ae
Tae Mn Corp
Yeatening
Binange
Wade
Papiee Twilic Tigher
Caxi
Barliey
A. C. Goodwin
Cermmin Pre
Amaission Merchanta Bao
Boom Ro
Columbian Ulkates
Liverpool
Graig
Macheipin of
Reis AL Neneen
Sole
Wee Hee
Aires
Calvas
Hue
Miss Adler Returns as Piano Instructor in Muse Department
Veiled in the chapel, Miss Adler, a piano instructor who excelled last year in building the muse department, has returned. Mrs. Robert L Jones, vocal teacher, resumes duties, and Mrs. Nixon of Lincoln, Neb, is elected assistant voices teacher for the year.
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Miss Adler
Muse
Robert L Jones
Nixon
Lincoln
Neb
Widow Found Dead in Brooklyn Charity House
In Dean Street Brooklyn police found Mrs Margaret May dead in an upper room with a fox terrier at her feet. The once wealthy woman had run a charity house for the poor until her death a month earlier. Neighbors notified authorities after she failed to appear and the garden grew untended.
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New York
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Margaret May
Bern
Abo i
Market Faces Mixed Activity Across Stocks and Commodities
A broad midday trading session shows mixed results with United States Steel leading declines while Colorado Fuel rises. Rail stocks weaken but later recover some ground as large blocks of shares trade, amid dull bond and currency activity. Agricultural prices and livestock movements across Chicago, Kansas City, and St. Louis reflect steady to soft tones with varied demand.
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Lackawanna
St. Paul
Transit
States Steel
Atomk Tt
Colorado Fuel
Sheffeld Tee
New York Air Brake
United States
Metroee Street Railway
Meiling
Atchison
Jat & Standott
Arta
United Staves Steel
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Ogther
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Mr. Spencer
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Depew
Tosane Anglo
Kansas City Star
Markets Today
Wall Street
Sept
Amd Thien
Telunk
Missouri
Paul
Atchsroncie
Norfolk and Western
United State Steel
Tennessee Coal
Aariteia
Louisville
Wameh
Norfolk and Western Metropolitan Securities
Gall
Soames Gitice
West Christie’ Grass Stock Co
Tereseity
Jong
Sebt
Opie Wen
Kansas City
J. EH. Gall
Corres Christe, Grain Co
Anal City
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Norfolk
Hhem
Mepr
Sterling Exchange
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TD Packines
Creamery
Sugar and Coftes
Fair Refining
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Vattan
Ateady
Sika
Taidonne Walt
Galveston
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Calven
Siam
Siboewe Mediure
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Et Louis
St. Louis
Reisseau
Celpis
Kanes City
Ehale
Tate
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