Bryan Answers Cheers at Berthold Hotel Address
In New York on Sept 3 Wom J Bryan spoke at the Berthold Hotel amid protest by two Tammany men. He defends free coinage of silver, argues for a fixed global standard, and urges support for farmers and workers while dismissing attacks on his campaign.
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New York
Wm J. Bryan
Berthold
Tammany
Bridgeport
Ervan
Burns
Jatrest
Sureestin
Bryan Emid
Auras
Arthur Sowall
Firyan
Clouse
Sewall
Seisa Freyas
Tarnenany
St Lonie
New London
Bryan
Perun
Berguil
Iryan
bin Steuart
Bryar
Fryun
Fiire
Beyan
Mmkne
Toney Kmaner
Giese
Blaive
Rooney
Prince Primarck
United States
McKinley Addresses African Methodist Ministers and Lisbon Delegation
Canton Sept 29 Major McKinley spoke to a delegation of colored ministers from the African Methodist Episcopal church at Cleveland praising the race's progress in education and moral improvement. He also addressed a Lisbon tin plate plant delegation, stressing the value of local industry and his support for Republican principles and protective tariffs.
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Canton
M.E
Cleveland
McKinley
Lee Arnett
Armett
Velce
Afdekn Methodist Episcopal Church
Privat
Uheir
Wilberforce University
Ainors
Roth
Chicago
Artlett
Lisbon
Taylor
Lami
Wales
Congress
Moon
Columbiana
Bryan Campaign Tour Ignites Crowds in New Jersey
A lengthy presidential swing through New Jersey draws large crowds at Bridgeport Stamford Jeresy City Paterson and Caledonia. Mr Bryan speaks from a ferry boat stand and a crowded hall amid fireworks and blackout, urging voters to study the issue and vote their judgment as supporters cheer across multiple stops.
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George Fred Williams
New Haven
Bryan
Avalon
Avalon, Shete Wre Ware Tiny, Bir Heya, Mr. Ingan
New Engld
Mattiew
New Bresend
Bridgeport
Stamford
Jervey City
Tiryanne
Sir Brean
Tismar
Mr. Bryan
New Jersey
Suburbia
Paterson
Colts Hill
Les Couitic
Ugh
Fryieht
Sir Bryan Epoks
Bef Bryan
Starving in Liberia tale from last year colonists
Six colored colonists return to Philadelphia aboard the Waesland recount horrific hardships in Liberia. Of the 175 who sailed last spring, forty died, many left penniless after land grants failed. They describe famine prices, lack of shelter, and no viable means to survive or return home.
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Philadelphia
Liverpool
John Bulltevet
Tassor Smith
Forest Chiy
Rannchy
Celles
Assault by Nineteen Men in Newport Case
The Newport Arkansas case reveals a murdered girl found in the river after two weeks. She reportedly identified nineteen men from Van Buren County before election day, but her testimony was doubted and prisoners were released. New evidence now suggests she was outraged and murdered by some of those men, casting the case in a grave light.
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Newport
Ark
van Buren
Itla
Escaped Missouri Murderer Theories Locate George Taylor
A railroad worker Joseph Jows reports George Taylor, the Missouri killer, is in Indian Territory. U S Marshal Copeland and deputies claim to have him in sight and promise reward collection if confirmed. Local officials push for apprehension.
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George Taylor
Missouri
Indian Territory
Keaneas City
Joseph Jows
Indiana Territory
United States
Copeland
Rowe
Carrollton
Gold man shoots in Missouri political fight turns deadly
In Cooper county Itterville Thomas Saunders a gold advocate shot and killed Joan Dolson a silver Democrat. After a fight the men were separated Saunders returned with a revolver and fired three times killing Dolson instantly.
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Missouri
Segaita
Itterville
Cooper County
Yewterdes
Thomas Saunders
Joan Dolson
Saunders
Dolson
One Million Pounds of Dynamite at Gibbstown
The Du Pont powder works at Gibbstown has manufactured one million pounds of dynamite. The destination remains a mystery though rumors say it is for Cuban interests. Production ran day and night to meet the order at the plant.
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Woodbury
N. J
Dupont Powder Works
Gibbstown
Bicycles Take Bavaria as Fad for All Ages
United States commercial agent Carpenter reports bicycles have become a craze in Bavaria by Sept 28. Both young and old ride in backyards and streets as German demand grows and American makers eye markets. Local firms expand, new companies planned, and Germans require fully equipped wheels with guards bells brakes and lamps.
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Washington
Bavaria
United States
Carpenter
Forth
Epothecaries
Drunken Mob Forces Actress Anna Held Through NYC Streets
On September 23 in New York a mob gathered at Herald Square after The Journal bicycle prizes. Anna Held, accompanied by her maid, was forced through Broadway as horses were released and crowds jostled the carriage, dragging it to the Waldorf after a misdirected stop at the Marlborough.
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New York
Anna
Herald Square
Journal
Broadway
Waldorf
Hotel Marlborough
Waldorf Hotel
Uberty
Fifth Avenue
Populist Leaders Endorse Bryan in Alabama Stump
Captain Reuben F. Kolb and Colonel Bowman, long prominent Populist figures, plan a brief campaign for Bryan and Sewall and Democratic congressional nominees in Alabama. They seek to shift Populist voters to the Democratic ticket to promote silver, a move that could split the middle-of-the-road faction and add thousands to Democrats. Also cited is a local note on One Minute Cough Cure.
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Birmingham
Als
Reuben F. Kolb
Alabama
Colt P. G. Bowman
Wil Fo
Bryan
Sewall
Kolb
Colonel Bowman
Liiely
Parkhurst Sermon on Politics Roils Madison Square Church
Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst returned from Europe and spoke on the political state from the pulpit of Madison Square Presbyterian. Silver men clashed with his views, visitors critiqued him, and he warned future sermons would address labor versus capital and the nation’s credit system. Treasurer William P. St. John attended but left early. Parkhurst denounced current policy as harming the Gospel and national interests.
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New York
Chas
H. Parkhurst
Europe
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Wiliam P. St John
Democratic National Committee
Popcorn Crop Ruined by Heat in Indiana Farm
The Ethangist phenomenon is seen on Theodore Hoberts farm near St. Croix Indiana. Five acres planted in popcorn produced ears that were larger and sweeter at first but later shed shucks, with many kernels popping open and capped by white pulp. Most of the crop, damaged by two to three weeks of hot weather, is ruined.
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Indiana
St. Croix
Ind
Theodore Hoberts
Faberia
Lemon yield forecast from Italy report
United States Consul Caughey reports to the state department that the lemon yield for next season will be as large as the just completed season. The fruit is in good condition with gathering starting September 25 and shipments expected early October. The orange crop is forecast to be full and nearly double last season.
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Washington
United States
Caughey
Messing
Italy
State Department
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Thusiasa
Ray
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Lookout Ion Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain Company
AAW
Chanchile
Bicycles
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George W. Stansfield
Mansas Avenues
Kansas Ave
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Seventh Street
the New State Journal
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Peal, Samuels
Kanase
Catara
Orrick
Topeka
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