Maine Votes Amid Weather and Party Clashes
Augusta reports a tight race as Republicans back Powers for governor and Democrats warn of a 20 000 to 41 000 split while nationwide concerns loom. Voters faced rain and gusts but turnout looked strong with Maine polling to decide if Powers can secure a win and how party lines shape up across districts.
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Augusta
Monel
C'Clork
Weller
Maine
Strang
Hest
Busberg
Dermmoecraft
Sliver
Mey
Lesilurine
Te Eis Powers
Huolort
Iter
Melmily P. Prank
Porthenad
Dern
Ladd
Calais
Pra
Luther C. Bateman
Auburn
William Hetty Clifford
Portlend
Ariel Theae
Bateman
Pobuliats
Thas
Gan Chan
Thomas Boiterd
Wietrot
Earward W. Staplin
Riddeford
Nelson Dingrey
Charles H. Boutelte
House of
Biddeford
Senate
Maine election betting sparks bets on outcome
Speculation on the Maine election has stirred betting markets in New York and Boston. Even money and large wagers favored a Republican win by about 5,000 in Maine, with similar optimism reflected in Boston exchanges. A noted orator Beury Tappan is referenced amid the chatter.
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New York
Maine
Mnst
Oral Laree
Even Tuaney
Boston Exchange
Teta Aly Hee
Beury Tappan
Big Gift to University Lands Offered Near Roby Ind
Chicago Times-Herald reports a gift proposal of nearly 3,000 acres around Wolf Lake near Roby Indiana to Chicago University. Mrs Edward Roby F Shedd and C B Shedd offer land and water rights plus buildings for biology, aquatic research, and university facilities if site studies affirm suitability. Acceptance hinges on feasibility. historic treaty area noted. ties to former Potawatomi lands and Tippecanoe era surveys.
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Roby
Ind
Chicago University
Chicago
Times-Heraldan
Che
Marlo
Wolagien
Hull
Edward ,Roby
C. B. Shedd
Wolf Lake
Luke Michlean
Whitman
Pottrwatomies
United States
Tippecanoe
Timots
Wolfare
Hrstein
Cougevas
Loan Firm Fails In Minneapolis Assignment
A Minneapolis loan firm led by A. E. Kelly and partners assigns assets, with estimated liabilities between 1000 and 250,000. The action stems from cash strain from advancing funds for delinquent borrowers to cover interest and taxes amid a downturn in business.
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L EX Kelly
Minneapolis
Minnéapolis
Minn
EL Kelly
Mortage
Joan Tinin Medaésheiq
Com. Hansen
A.C. Cobb
Prin Vijay
Mem
Bryan Denies Speech on Capitol Steps Rumor
Evansville Indiana September reports quote J Bryan denying a rumor he would speak from the capital steps. He says no candidate has spoken at the capital and he would not set a bad precedent. He dismisses the claim as unfounded and not his intent.
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Capitol
Washington
Evansville
Ind
J. Bryan
Mr. Gryan
Return Flower Paper for Parade Supplies
Witmarth, chair of Floral parade purchasing, requests all ladies who took paper from the courthouse supply for sowers return the paper by Wednesday afternoon. Several used more than needed and the surplus should help others with insufficient supply. Waterworks foreclosure ends in federal court as Judge Foster confirms plant sale and orders deed execution by the sister.
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Mra GO. Witmarth
Court House
Bany
Topeks Waterworks
Fostar
Sisster
Alleged Mad Dog Report Prompts Animal Control Action
Police alerted to a rabid dog biting several residents at 210 Chandler Street. Authorities ordered all dogs in the neighborhood confined or restrained to prevent further incidents. the canine was captured or contained.
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Chandler Street
Santa Fe Limited Promises Reopened Train Service
Santa Fe announces the reestablishment of the Santa Fe Limited service on Sunday, November 1. The schedule will mirror last year’s, with no free transportation offered. Estimates and details for fall are being prepared.
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Se Suni
Trom
Bomb plot aimed at Queen Victoria and the Czar
Police in Europe cracked a planned dynamite plot against Queen Victoria and the Czar. Arrests included Edward Bell of Glasgow, J Wallace, and J F Kearney in Rotterdam, with P J P Tynan held at Boulogne sur Mer. Authorities say internal machines and correspondence implicate various suspects and potential further arrests.
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Associated Press
London
Edward Bell
Glasgow
J. Wallace
John F.kearney
Rotterdam
P. J. P. Tynan
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Wallace
Kearney
Bell
Central Police Court
Is Court
Fox
The
Globe
Muriel
Ie ix Uleo Salt
Great Britain
United States
Jona I. Kearney
New York
Terrence McDermott
Portland
Phelan
Short
Phelap
Kansas City
Otenovan Russe
Chambers
Scotland Yard
Tywin
Tynan
Copenhagen
Queen Victoria
Bowlogne-Sur-Mer
Dtynan
Boing
Bouloene- Sur-Mer
Alea
Hell
Sun
America
Europe
Boulorne-Sur-Mer
Caarina
Antwerp
Berchem
Antwerp Bomb Lab Discovered In Arthur Plot
Dispatches from HRUSEELS today through AP state dynamiters blamed for the Antwerp laboratory were not Fentang anarchists. Scotland Yard warned Antwerp police of a czar assassination plot, leading to the lab’s discovery. Several infernal machines were found with ciphered correspondence detailing dynamite outrages and a plan against Queen Victoria.
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Associated Presse
Hruseels
Antwerp
Scotland Yard
Breslen
Hin
Rotterdam
Associated Press
Queen Victoria
Cavalry to Come for Fall Festival and Reunion
Information from Major General Wesley Merritt states that eight troops of cavalry and two batteries along with the Military band from Fort Riley will join several infantry companies from Fort Leavenworth to march into camp in this city during the Fall Festival and State Reunion.
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Wesley Merritt
Ft. Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Willits Speaks On Watson Electors Amid Snub
John F. Willits and W. H. Bennington met in the city as Willits avoided committing to separate Watson electors. He said he favored Watson electors, denied knowledge of a letter from Marion Buber, and hinted plans would be clarified in days. He noted warmth with Butter, former Alliance president, and expected to decide soon.
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Willits
Watson
John F. Willits
W. H. Bennington
Wilts
Journal
Erte
Abllens
Topeka
Marion Buber
National Committee
The
Allance
Macuke
Breidenthal Frames Watson Supporters as Polecats
Populist state chairman John W. Breidenthal lightly labels Watson supporters as polecats while denying any plan to pack a convention organized by W. F. Rightmire to nominate Watson electors. He warns the polecat element may preliminate, but expects the convention to count for little.
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Watson
John W. Breidenthal
State Centre Committee
Aaid
W. F. Rightmire
Weather Forecast Says Sultry Atmosphere Returns
The report notes a sultry atmosphere with a forecast of cloudiness and cooler conditions east of the state tomorrow. Mercury reached 86 yesterday, 36 this afternoon at 2, and rain was widespread this morning across eastern and central regions. Temperatures today ranged from 73 to 97 with light winds.
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Weather Bureau
Jennings F
Bridge Contractor Keeps Topeka Move Schedule
W J Keepers the bridge contractor arrived in Topeka and says the old bridge will be moved next Saturday night with work to follow rapidly. He declines comment on the stone controversy and says contractors have not yet decided the matter. He was detained in Paterson NJ longer than expected and promises no further delays. Fall Festival marshals meet at Lincoln Post hall tomorrow at 5 to discuss parade details.
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W. J. Keepers
Topeka
Keepers
Paterson
N. J
Kansas Avenue
Lincoln Post Hall
North Topeka
Amiusermen
Committee of Fifteen
Bryan speaks at Mt. Vernon endorsing Republican platform
Thousands gather in Mt Vernon Illinois as William Jennings Bryan is introduced by Judge Semple. He defends Democracy, attacks gold standard, and supports bimetallism while praising Republicans and attacking anarchists. A Louisville stop follows with arrival details.
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Mt. Vernon
Jefferson
Jackson
Republican Party
St. Louis
Republican
Tie Co
Tts
Bicyclists to meet for Fall Festival parade plans
A city wide bicycle club meeting will be held at the T. A. A. rooms Monday evening at 8 o clock. All wheelmen are urged to attend especially ladies. Chairman D. B. Donctson calls for cooperation to perfect parade plans for the Fall Festival.
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D. B. Donctson
The People Are the Creditors in Topeka Savings
An article notes that average Americans freely use money yet save substantially, supporting private and charitable efforts. It argues that the masses act as creditors through savings banks and loan associations, with Topeka’s savings and loan stock reflecting laboring class savings and investment.
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Savings and Loan Association of
Topeka
Judge Martins Pass and the Santa Fe Pass Controversy
A Chicago Tribune excerpt reports a rumor that ex Senator Martin of Kansas had his Santa Fe railway company pass surrendered after advising railroad workers to join McKinley clubs and vote for Bryan. Santa Fe President Ripley denies the claim, says the pass was demanded before the advice and that Martin was within authority. Martin disputes Ripley and promises to publish letters later.
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Chicago
Ribuneom
Santa Fe Railway Company
United States
Martin
Kansas
McKinley Clubs
Bryan
E. P. Ripley
Martin Way
McKinley
Ripley
Hamilton Hall
Hurd
Governor Morrill moves to abolish Kansas City police board
Kansas City Kansas news reports pressure from state Republican subcommittees for the governor to abolish the metropolitan police board. Since its ten year history the board has faced repeated resignations and replacements amid ongoing wrangling over saloon revenue and enforcement of police rules. The piece notes prior occupancies, fines, and closures of joints, and suggests Morrill has lost hope of straightening the muddle.
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Kansas City
Kan
Morrill
Republican Central
Wyandotte
Kansas
Metropolitan Police Law
John Caskey
Leonard Daniels
William Gressi
Daniels
Feht Ash
Samel McConnell
Belie
Mayor Twiss
Q Claflin
Jack Sterrett
Thomas Worthington
Cy Leland
W. H. S Attick
Lfe
Culver and Bailey Open New Store at 29 Kansas Avenue
Culver and Bailey, a Topelo hardware firm, unveil a modern store at 29 Kansas Avenue opposite their Is It Is Uva location. They offer stoves and ranges including Peninsula and Garland lines with repairs, and announce readiness for business.
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Culver & Halley
Kanzas Avenue
Uva
Culver Dé Bailey
Topelo
Peninsula
Hays
Garland
Cutyer & Baller
Wool Growers Rally for Protection in 1891 Style
A Canton train brings 1 000 wool farmers from the Cadiz area to Cleveland Terminal & Valley Railway Station. They parade to McKinley’s house, with banners urging protection, high wool prices, and 1891 contrasts to free trade. McKinley and General Hollingsworth receive a mixed ovation amid band music and cheers.
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Canton
Cleveland Terminal & Valley Railway
Cudin
Harris County
Forcinmer
Cadiz Uy Band
McKinley Horny
Suorrey
Obo
Felis Eybees
Wiest McKinley Club
Cadiz
Weeribbon
Major McKinsey
Major McKinley
Soro College
Soio
Cadis Baml
McKinley
General Hollingsworth
Me Yount's Son Hurt From School Window Fall
A boy fell from a school window onto the ground, breaking his leg. Neighbors and a physician responded quickly as residents gathered at the scene, with the incident prompting attention to local safety and care after the accident.
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Yount
Bis
Yi Qnany
Faum
Christening of Dog Marion by W J Bryan in St Louis
A dog christening at James Davenport's Bartmer avenue home gains the name Marion. Democrat presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan officiates amid jokes about naming the pet after him and the Illinois-born Davenport cousin.
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W. J. Bryan
St. Louis
James
Davenport
Bartmer Avenue
Democratlt Norinee
United States
Davenporrtepricht
Bartmer
Bryan
Abr
SS Tours
Davenyport
Marion
Linois County
Infant prodigy dies in Athens cholera morbific
Springfild IN Sept 14 infant son of Mr. and Drs. C. T. Tiron of Athens dies of cholera morbus. The child, though only about 15 months old, is described as a prodigy being three feet high and weighing seven pounds and able to talk.
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Springfild
C. T. Tiron
Athens
Aid
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McNutt
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Anderson
Liabcook
Santa: Fe Limited
the Czar
Ft Riley
Kightmire
Briedenthal
Paterson, N. J
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Judge Semple
Appellate Court
Louisville
Louieville
W J. Bryan
Henderson
Culver & Bailey
Tella M. Knox
Myrtle Welch
Stmasfield’s
Salvation Army
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Ith
Quincy
Philadelphia
Coffin, Artemus & Co
Phn Lowther Welch
Beneft
Wool Growers
Pug Marion
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