Ticket tables show Republicans and Democrats in electoral splits
Chicago reports Republicans hold straight tickets in 44 states with fusion in Texas. Democrats field straight tickets in 15 states with fusions in others, including Oregon and South Dakota indorsing populist tickets. The notice lists officers to be voted in each state and district, detailing presidential electors, congressmen, and state officials.
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Chicago
Texas
Bryan
Sewall
Oregon
South Dakota
North Carolina
Alabama
Cartartia
Connecticut
Delaware
Ease
Florida
Seatac
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kaneas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Dine
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Peut
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Boddll Ab
Rhode Island
Nowth
Caroline
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia Oven
Wisconsi
Wyoming
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Regents of State University
Leutenant pwoVernor
Supreme Court
Govenor
Kansas
Board of Education
Nebraska
Public Instruction
Regent of
State University
Justice Supreme Court
Regents of University
Agriculture and Labor
Ohlio
Board of Public Works
South Carolina
Utah
Unveiled Monument in France Honoring General Faidherbe
In Lille on October 25 General Billot minister of war spoke at the unveiling of a monument to General Faidherbe former governor of Senegal and commander in chief of the army of the north during the Franco Prussian War. He said factions disappear and all honor the hero under a united republic as troops passed the monument with regimental colors. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony.
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Lille
France
Billot
Faidherbe
Senegal
Army du Nord
Millot
Republic
Gloucester Fishermen Win Important Supreme Court Ruling
A Canadian Supreme Court decision may force repayment of license fees paid by American fishermen since the Washington treaty abrogation. The ruling largely favors the Canadian provinces, except it confirms the dominion controls harbors but cannot grant local leases anywhere in Canada.
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Boston
Gloucester
Mass
Supreme Court of Canada
Free Fight Echoes at Carmanx Assembly in France
Three thousand people gathered in the syndicate chamber of Carmauz to hear socialist deputies. Disorder erupted as several free fights broke out. M. Juarez and others were drowned by the noise, and the crowd was cleared by the gen darmes.
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Carmanx
Carmauz
France
Syndicate Chamber
M. Juarez
Bryan defends double standard amid college crowd
William J. Bryan spoke at Illinois college in Jacksonville and again at Alton, addressing students and townspeople. He praised the alma mater, pressed anti foreign yoke and money question arguments, and cited Dr. Sturtevant on economic principles while stressing truth through open debate.
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Chicago
Bryan
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
Opera House
Alton
Jacksonville
Readhouse
Godfrey
Kaine
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Bloomington
Pontiac
Dwight
Braidwood
Joliet
Lamont
Ill
Illinois College
William Jennings Bryan
John F. Bradley
Dr. Bradley
T. P. Carter
Bradley
Sigma
Ilinois College
Whipple Academy
Sturtevant
Great Silver Parade in Seattle Demonstrates Free Silver Support
King county led by free silver forces staged the largest political demonstration in Washington state history. About 3590 participants marched through Seattle under Bryan banners with 10 000 to 15 000 spectators cheering along the route. The parade featured a Bryan float, Union soldiers club, mounted riders, and schoolgirl tableaux.
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Seattle
Wash
King County
Free Silver
Washington
Bryan
Tacoma
Queen City
Free Silver Club
Patrick Tynan Returns to New York After Boulogne Release
Patrick Tynan arrived in New York aboard the Saale and was greeted by his wife and six daughters and two sons. He declined to comment on European business matters and denied calls for anarchist action against the czar. He said Irish freedom would come through different means and criticized English authorities’ extradition efforts.
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New York
Patrick Tynan
Boulogne Sur Mer
England
Tynan
Boulogne
Associated Press
Europe
Ireland
Russia
Toll Gate Raiders Strike Franklin County
A mob of about 10 men raided multiple toll gates near Frankfort on Saturday night destroying gates on the Lawrenceburg and Louisville pikes. Investigators pursue leads, with the Franklin County grand jury to meet and likely reveal surprises.
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Frankfort
Franklin County
Lawrenceburg
Louisville Pike
Anderson County
Anderson
Grand Jury
Surprise crowds fill Canton with McKinley parade
In Canton Ohio on October 2 crowds from New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois joined a large Beltline parade for Major McKinley. Delegations waved flags drums fireworks and torpedoes as supporters packed North Market Street and filled yards while speakers addressed coercion charges against Bryan and praised labor
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Canton
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
New Jersey Frelinghuysen Lancers
Erie Railway
McKinley
W. K. Miller
North Market Street
Court House
Bryan
Major McKinley
Sound
United States
New England
Quotes on jobs and national prosperity
The speaker argues that expanding surplus agricultural and manufactured goods will create full employment, and with everyone working, every home will be happy across the nation. The emphasis is on turning production into employment as the path to national well being.
Chicago Grain Elevators in Fire Destroy One Million Loss
Fire swept two Chicago & Pacific elevators at Hines Street and the river, destroying six story buildings plus adjacent structures. Loss estimated at about 1.0 million dollars with insurance around 50 thousand. over one million bushels of wheat and significant corn stored. crews fought amid collapsing timbers and falling wheat as flames spread toward Hale & Curtis malting and nearby yards.
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Chicago
Chicago& Pacific Elevator Company
Armour
Hale & Curtis
Crescent Company
Chicago & Pacific
Hines Street
Chicago River
Pacific Elevator Company
Pacific
Hale & Curtin
P. G. Perry
F. B. Crane Hardwood Lumber Company
Snall
WAINLEY TO RAILROAD MEN
Major McKinley addresses Erie railway workers and families urging voter independence and protection of American industry. He argues labor capital partnership, condemns foreign competition, and calls for protective policies and broad reciprocity to boost wages and domestic production.
Montana locals report scab eradication and jail breaks
Dr. R H Bird reports sheep scab wiped out near Fort Benton and a band near Chinook to dip again by year’s start. Three prisoners escaped Kales property, Norman McLeod Fred James and Charles Lee. Medical board grants nine certificates. Knights of St John growth noted in Butte. Guardian petition in Great Falls. Miss Mary J Keenan dies from antiseptic wafer. Indian caravan seen near Deer Lodge. Vancouver Rossland mail service starts. Missoula freight surge and rail traffic up. Helena sheriffs told land funds for rewards exhausted.
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Helena
R. H. Bird
Chateau County
Fort Benton
Chinook
Ka‘lepeli
Inter-Lake
Norman McLeod
Fred James
Marie Richards
Charles Lee
Libby
Watson Will Do Nothing Until Election
An Atlanta Herald dispatch reports Thomas E. Watson will remain at his Thompson Georgia home and take no action on the national campaign before the election. Democratic leaders failed to sway him toward the Bryan silver ticket, and he will not withdraw. The piece notes fusion between populist and republican candidates for Congress is forming in districts. Galveston notes interior merchants buying cautiously.
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Bryan
Sturtevant
Chicago
Atlanta
the Herald
Thomas E. Watson
Bryan Silver
Thompson
Congress
Commercial Travelers Back Bryan and Silver Remonetization
The National Democratic Committee of Commercial Travelers reports about 20,000 of 260,000 on the road favor remonetization of silver and the bi metallic currency. It cites independence from employers and strong ties to retailers, naming many traveling men across states as supporters and organizers for Bryan Sewall.
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St. Louis
United States
James W. Jump
National Democratic Committee of Commercial Travelers
Lindel Hotel
3. Louis
East
Union
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Sewall
Congress
India
Illinois
Kentucky
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Owa
New York State
Parade Clash In Tacoma Campaign Night
In Tacoma Washington on October 26 both McKinley and Bryan silver forces choose next Saturday for their big campaign parades. Republicans shift to coincide with Silverites. Bryan men plan to hold streets all evening and go armed to guard against imposition. McKinley supporters move their march to 8:30. Excitement runs high.
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Tacoma
Wish
McKinley
Sryan
Bryan
McKinley Attends Funeral Of William K. Miller
Major McKinley attended the funeral services at the residence of his old friend William K. Miller in Canton Ohio on a Friday night following Miller's death. The event reflects the close ties between the national leader and Miller, a respected local figure.
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McKinley
Canton
Ohio
William K. Mileler
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George Menish
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T. N Alexander
Butte
Phoebe Bollorf
Kalispell
J. E. Camperthwaite
J. H. Dent
East Helena
H. M. Hawsley
Deer Lodge
S. E. Leard
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H. M. Shaw
Nethart
H. H. Townshend
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J. C. Schapps
Armington
Richard M. J. Reed
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Great Falls
Thomas Splan
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Truly
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Mary J. Keenan
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S. K. Diugnes
Memphis
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St Louis
Aloys Jacobs
Luncan A. Hiladay
George M. Branch
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