Bryan Addresses Maryland Tour As Trusts And Imperialism Spark Debate
In Easton and surrounding towns Bryan urged Democrats to save Maryland’s first district as rain dampened meetings. He attacked trusts and imperialism while Labor and newspaper crowds cheered. National figures noted even odds with McKinley, as campaign funds and money questions surfaced in various stops along the Eastern Shore.
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Easton
Bryan
St. Michaels
Maryland
Valdever
Qlaiborne
Baltimore
Cambridge
Great Bryan
Delaware
New Jersey
Dahlman
Nebraska
McKinley
Eulisburg
Harlock
Preston Brian
Feud Flare Returns in Lexington Killing and Rioting
In Lexington Kentucky a feud reignites after the murder of Fells Davidson by a Philpot. David Davidson, father of Fells, is slain and several others wounded as 10 to 15 men engage in a gun battle with about fifty shots fired. Citizens report renewed terror as deputy sheriffs back the Philpots against the Davidsons and other related figures.
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Lexington
Get
Manchester
Fells Davidson
Philvots
David Davidson
Philpots
Davidsons
Philpote
Pelix Davidson
Speedy Justice for Jennie Hosscheiter Murderers
Four men charged with the murder of Jennie Hosscheiter are expected to face the grand jury soon and likely be indicted at the current term. All but McAllister have confessed. police say McAllister is implicated by others confessions. Gus Sculthorp, the hackman, was released on bail after signing a written confession to the police chief and recorder.
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Bosschieter
Paterson
N. F
Jennie Hosscheiter
Mcallteter
McAllister
Kerr
Gumphett
Gus Sculthorp
Hackman
Helind
Grant
Recorder Senior
Ferrell Case Postponed as Sick Juror May Attend
In Marysville on Oct 24 juror Shirk sick with measles was absent for a third straight day. Dr Swisher said the convalescent juror could take his place tomorrow. Court recessed again awaiting developments. Ferrell’s fate remains uncertain as authorities monitor a cryptic remark to Guard Thomas Martin about possibly escaping or harming himself.
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Shirk
Marysville
Swisher
Ferrell
Thos. Martin
Tom
McKinley Charged With Withholding State Document
Senator Jones charged that President McKinley used only portions of a secret state document in instructions to Philippine commissioners. He wrote to the President and received no reply. Senators Perry Heath Hanna commented, while Jones pressed for full disclosure and public release of the document.
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Chicago
Jones
McKinley
Due
Perry
Heath
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Hanna
Ilanna Anes
Bnt
Democrats
the Reople
Senate
Bryan Denies Heath Charge on Aguinaldo Contact
Charles W Bryan, private secretary to William Jennings Bryan, denies Heath of the Republican committee statement that he had direct communication with Aguinaldo or any Filipino. He asserts he personally handles all his brother’s correspondence and has not written to or received any communication from the natives.
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Bryan
Aguinaldo
Lincoln
Nets
Charles W Bryan
Wm. J. Bryan
Heath
Republican National Committee
Tryan
Pilipino
Nel
Burglars Mow Safe at Tiffin Depot in Siam Raid
In a dramatic break in at a DB depot near Siam a burglary occurred with dynamite used to force entry. A valuable horse named Ouacy belonging to John Hendel was found frightened, though no one was reported injured. Police are investigating the scene for leads.
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Tmmn
Hurgiaca
Siam
John Hendel
Funeral Ceremonies for John Bhier in Washington
Funeral services were held at the residence 1327 Korreet this afternoon with Dr. Mackay Smith officiating. The procession to Penn Vapla station was escorted by a Sixth Cavalry detachment and artillery. Washington dignitaries and diplomats attended, including Secretary of State John Hay and Associate Justice Harlan.
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Wilahington
Seu
John Bhierwhan
Koaureet
Tas
Mackay-Smith
Javea
Washngton
Penn
Vapla
Sixth Cavalry
Ier Nani
Aden
John Hay
G. Gare
Harlan
Supreme Court
Hagner
District of Columbia
Gen
Miles
Cameron
F.C. Bancroft Davis
Jann Av Kinson
M. Parker
Admiral Rewey
Bank President Sentenced in Indefinite Term
Rhiengo ch z wm A Carlsen, former president of the Central Trial and Bavings bank, was sentenced this morning to an indefinite term ranging from one to three years. The court action stems from actions at Salind on March 1, 1848.
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Rhiengo. Ch. Z
Wm A. Carlsen
Central Trial and Bavings Bank
New York Bank Defalcation Totals 7000000 Missing Teller Alvord
New York reports a major bank theft. The First National Bank of New York says teller Cornelius T Alvord vanished after a long running defalcation totaling 700000. He held high rank and was trusted by President Geo Baker. The bank expects to recover part of the loss.
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New York
Na- Komi Bank
Je Sail
Avord
Joi
Varbiuk
Alvord
Geo. Baker
Mt. Vernon
First National Bank
United States
Comptrollers Department
Cornelius T. Alvord
South America
Faro
Mount Vernon
Saratoga
Wall Street
Second National Bank
Tabs
Melenting
South National
Tamnax
Reqnihahter
Bank Sulphia de Knpt
Tte Traclirers Arraraia
Croker fires at Roosevelt in New York political clash
Richard Croker vowed a lively campaign in New York and declared Democratic zeal would supply red fire. He blasted Theodore Roosevelt, dismissing Citizen's Union efforts to unseat Tammany. He warned the nation might face war if Roosevelt became president, predicting turmoil at the White House.
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New York
Richard Crocker
Theo. Roosevelt
Citizen’s Union
Croker
United States
White House
McKinley
Teddy
Goa
Dickinson Flopped Over Michigan Politics Loss of Control
In Catrail Michigan Chairman Campau responds to ex Postmaster General Dickinsons letter backing McKinley. The piece cites Dickinson’s long support for fusion with greenback factions to win Michigan electoral votes for Grover Cleveland. It portrays Dickinson as losing old party influence and becoming independent, nicknamed the Vandellips of politics.
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Michigan
Catrail
Mich
Qrl
Campau
Democratic State Central Comitttes
Grover Cleveland Hy W
Tauftuet
Ativan
Wekinson
Sentleman
Eugene Bure
Receiver for Galveston Placed Under City Oversight
Galveston faces bankruptcy as the city and county struggle with current expenses. A committee may be appointed to manage operations similar to Memphis during the yellow fever epidemic. An appeal to the governor is planned as residents push to place the city under a receiver after recovery efforts from wreckage.
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Wialveston
Rex
Telveton
Memphis
Vily
Galvestan
Banks and Board of Trade Plan Demonstration Closure
Banks and the Board of Trade will close to support a large industrial and sound money parade on Saturday. About 90,000 people have been assigned to positions, with bankers suspending operations as the parade and demonstration unfold. Members debate partisan implications and potential further closures ahead of a Democratic parade next week.
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Clviense
Ger
Hue
Board of Trade
Cros
Senator Hanna Accused of Bribe Offer to Towne
A sworn statement from W Stafford of Oakland alleges Senator Hanna offered Charles A Towne a bribe to quit the Democratic party. Towne is said to have rejected the offer and cited a $100000 incentive plus a Minnesota Senate seat. The National Republican Committee released the claim from Chicago dated Oct 24.
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Chicago
National Republican Committee
W. Stafford
Oakland
Calif
Hanna
Charles A. Towne
Pittsburg Mail Train Wrecks In Carnegie Yard
A Panhandle mail train leaving Pittsburg at 9 this morning was badly wrecked in the Carnegie yard. No further details were provided about injuries or causes.
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Pittsburg
Panhandle
Carnegie
Worldwide dispatches reveal political and naval incidents
Reports from The Hague Madrid Shanghai and Parig outline royal wedding plans a fatal ship collision near Alicante with twenty four drowned and updated peace talks after a British raid near Jandola. The Dreyfus affair resurfaces with a discovered wartime treatise linking to Esterhazy and Beterhnev’s denial.
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Madrid
Alicante
Mediterranean
Maj. Esterhazy
Vreyfus
War Department
Dreyfus
Iar
Beterhnev
Resumption Hangs on Coal Operators Dispute
Ninety five percent of operators in line for immediate work restoration amid talks at Nuzievon Pa. A rumor of a $600 strike fuels tension as Lehigh Valley and other lines prepare to post wage notices. Union leaders warn work will resume regardless if concessions are not posted, with President Mitchell expected to act. In Wilkesbarre and Shamokin regions miners demand relief from authorities amid ongoing disturbances and strikes threaten washery closures.
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Nuzievon
Valentine Fitageralu
Fremland
Lehigh Valley
Rir
United Mime Workers
Coz & Co
G. B. Markle & Co
Mitchell
Mary de Cox
Markle
Scranton
Leadquarters
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh
Martell
Shamokin
Qel
Tory
Arecine Ing
Votiog
Washbion
Mahanoy
Ges
Dovadelphia
Reading
Diels
Stelkers
Hoxton
Cleage veteran confronts patrons with pistol at saloon
A veteran, 34, in a Blin eervives OC the Wa hagh railroad area pulls a pistol in a saloon and orders the crowd to stay. He warns drinking will ruin lives, then shoots himself, ending the incident instantly.
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Ule Point
Charles A. Smithy
Wahagh
Comiatoy
Timor
Aquor
Announcement of Another Trust Signals Market Pressure
In New Orleans on October 24, Anders son T. Hort of New York is named as a member of the proposed tree trust. Telegrams to millers and growers urge not to dispense of any morgage. The first indication the rat may have met approval or rejected proceed.
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New Orleana
Andersson T. Hort
New York
Charles
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