Bryan's Leader Praises Democrats and Attacks Roosevelt Theme
The article describes Mr Bryan as Democratic leader praising his party while charging President Roosevelt with stealing Democratic doctrines. It notes his criticism of Republicans for courting moneyed interests and urges Democrats to prove trustworthiness in power. It mentions Bryan’s nationwide reception and a large meeting with delegates and supporters in New York City, highlighting campaign and travel details.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Olle James
Kentuck
Heauty
Ryan
Bevan ‘Poere
Thomas McNutty
Baltimore
Wiliam Sulzer
New York
Weet
Sulzer Ania
Wagan
Democrate Party
Agre
Weut
Mr Sulzer
Democratic enthusiasm for Bryan at New York meeting 1908
A 1908 New York gathering features speakers praising William Jennings Bryan amid digs at Roosevelt and trusts. Delegates argue for Bryan as standard bearer, with Tammany and Irish American alignment prominent and mockery of political rivals.
Royal Blue Line schedules to Philadelphia and New York
Baltimore and Ohio trains run to Philadelphia and New York from New Union Station Washington. The Royal Blue Line departs every other hour on the odd hour with drawing room parlor and dining cars. Evening service features a sleeper car and meals at 1 1 2 and 41 30 p m as listed.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
New York
Royal Blue Line
New Union Station
Washington
Oda
Midaigat
Baltttmore
Ohio
Baltimore
Bryan Daniel clash over democracy at Willard Hotel
In Washington the confrontation between William Jennings Bryan and Senator Daniel of Virginia ended without violence as they debated the St Louis platform and Bryan’s independence. Daniel urged yielding to party judgment while Bryan considered withdrawing from the discussion. Daniel left for Richmond after the tense exchange.
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Bryan
Majosty
St. Louis
William Jennings Bryan
Senator Daniel
Virginia
New Willard Hotel
Peacock Alley
Washington
Nebras Kan
Tande
Independence League
Mr Bryan
Labor Leaders Arrested in Reid Raid Held for Trial
In Havana a raid on labor headquarters last Saturday resulted in 250 workers being detained for plotting intimidation and violence. Among those held for trial are leaders including Wilmilo Sanchez, facing charges of conspiring to raise labor costs and intimidation.
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Havana
Wmilto Sanchez
Ees
Banker Maxwell's Death After Bank Scandal and Jail
Howard Maxwell ex president of the Brooklyn Borough Bank, facing forgery and grand larceny charges, died by his own hand at home after a four day jail stay. He severed his left wrist and slit his throat with a penknife and razors, hospital staff performing tracheotomy as he bled. Widow left penniless after surrendering assets. Maxwell had been indicted with Campbell and Gow, then released on bond amid mounting pressures and apparent despair.
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New York
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John C. Breckinridge
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Butler Street
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Oiversiag
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Whillam Gow
State Banking Department
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Gow
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Ewan
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Charles T. Barney
iKnickerbocker ‘Trust Company
Banker's President Change Tied to Brooklyn Borough Bank Inquiry
New York November 25 Charten K Beck of counsel for H W Jones Sr of the Oriental Bank announces due to Mr Jones pneumonia illness he cannot perform duties as president. Hugh Kestly elected president in his place. Jones is an important witness in the Kings County grand jury inquiry into the Borough Bank of Brooklyn downfall for which the Oriental Bank cleared until just before the Borough Bank stopped payments.
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New York
Charten K. Beckhao
H.W. Jones
Oriental Bank
Short Pay Short Shovels in Indiana Quarry Strike
Bedford Indiana November 26 workers at Hoosier quarries protest wage cuts by cutting 2 inches from their shovels after wages drop from 13 to 12 12 cents per hour. Demonstrators march to machine shops demanding tool adjustments to match pay.
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Rhmen
Bedford
Indiana
Hoosier
Death by own action described in two cases
A 21 year old Maine railway worker McLemore demonstrated suicide methods by pistol, fatally shooting himself while joking about death. In a separate note a 99 year old farmer Charles W Chan committed suicide by Paris green, leaving a note stating life was not worth living.
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Young Mae
Charleston
B.C
John
McLemore
Hoathern
Farmer
Paris Green
Charles W. Chane
Eddie Burke Dead Former Giants Star Dies in City Hospital
Edward Burks once a noted New York Giants player died in a city hospital as a charity patient at forty three. He had spent the last year as a cook for a section gang on the New York Central Rally and nearby areas.
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Wile
N. Y
Edward Burks
New York Giants
Weston In Ghickgo Sets Century-Plus Mile Walking Record
Weston in ghickgo nearly 1,300 miles walked since October 3. 24-hour mark broken as he nears Chicago Beach Hotel after a long cross-country trek from Portland Maine. Delays from Sandy roads and misdirections slowed progress, with reception plans in Chicago and a Fleet Regiment guard of honor awaiting him on Michigan Avenue.
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Edward Payson Werton
Chicago Beach
Portland
Maine
Hammond
Ind
Weston
Ice
Werton
Maites Aince
Tetal
Wentin
Central Hotel
Chesterton
Chicogo
Laggitter
South Bend
Laporte
Weaton
Hobart
Illnois Athletic Club
Teston
Fleet Regiment
Bugle Corps
Michigan Avenue
Alderman Mansler
Twenty-Second Street
B.D. McGuire
Venezuelan general Montilla killed in Barquisimeto ambush
In Barquisimeto on Friday, Gen. Rafael Montilla, long known as an insurgent against Castro, was ambushed and killed. The report notes Montilla led anti Castro forces as tensions rise with the Cuban government. President Castro, ill for weeks, travelled to Macuto on the coast near La Guaira yesterday.
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Vie Willemstad
Caracso
Rafael Montilla
Barquisimeto
Mantila
Castro
Macuto
la Guatra
Czecheny Files Notice About Coming Marriage Details
Count Laszlo Szeczenyi files a notice in Natafavia regarding his forthcoming marriage to Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. The notice includes a copy of the bride elect’s certificate and a statement that she is born of white parents, with a pledge that children will be raised Roman Catholic.
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Weablagte Foo
Budeneet
Laszo Szechenyi
Hea
Natafavia
Gladys Vanderbilt
Sho
Wife pardons deadly blow after husband’s arrest
Mary Murray allegedly killed her husband with a hatchet then, severely injured herself, walked to the station behind officers who had arrested him, pleaded for his confinement, and collapsed at the hospital. Surgeons say she cannot recover.
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New York
Mary Murray
HarrimanHill Pact Tale Sparks Fraud Rumor In NY
Reports from Harriman quarters in New York on November 26 claimed a truce patching up differences between E. H. Harriman and James J. Hill. The talk spoke of a community of interest and possible working accord against further invasion of territory by rival railroad interests. The financial district remained skeptical as Hill was not in the city and confirmation was elusive.
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Harriman Quarters
EH. Harriman
James J. Hit
Harriman
Mr. Hill
Hil
Hill
Harriman Party
Appellate Court Rules Against French Lick Hotels
Indiana appellate court reversed a lower court ruling in the case against the West Baden and French Lick hotel companies. The decision holds the charters do not authorize gambling, which had been carried on publicly, and remands with instructions to overrule the emutter. Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committee chairman, is a principal stockholder in the French Lick Hotel Company.
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Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Tndianapolis
Ind
Hotela
West Baden
French Lick
Orange County
Democratic National Committee
Not Dead Man but Woman on Trial for Brown Siring’s Death
Court cautions expert that Dre Hill and Evans hold Mrs Brailey could not distinguish right from wrong and was insane when she shot. The son of the victim testifies to visits at his father’s home as defense rests.
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Fvans
Stezford
Cat Hon
Vans
Baker
Senator Brown
Brown
Charles Gil
Baltimore Medical College
Issac Rich
New York
Ich
Raleigh
Bradley
Expert medical testimony on Brown adoption case
Dr Charles D Flit testified about the mental state of Mrs Bradley noting physical illness from operations and possible bisot poisoning. He said she lacked capacity to distinguish right from wrong and that some insane individuals can write better than he can. Dr Britton supported concerns about Brown and her mind.
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Bradley
Charles D. Flt
Saya
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Ays Dr. Britton
Trial of Mrs Apman Bradley in Boston Murder Case
Murders Xi thar Brown. Attorneys rested defense at 146 o clock after testimony from two experts claiming Mrs Bradley insane. Dr Charles G Hel testified to mental derangement at the time of the tragedy as the trial heard conflicting expert opinions on Mrs Bradley's sanity.
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Bradley
Xithar Brown
Bathusieay
Sds
110 Perish In Shipwreck Off Eregis
Constantinople reports storms in the Black Sea caused the capsize of the steamer Kaplan off Eregis Asia Minor. One hundred ten people aboard died. numerous smaller craft were overwhelmed, raising total casualties to over twenty.
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Constantinople
Eregis
Asia Minor
Balloon America lands near Canterbury after 125 mile New England flight
Concord New Hampshire November 24 The immense balloon America carrying seven persons from Pittsfield Massachusetts to Canterbury New Hampshire landed safely in an open field near Canterbury Center after a 125 mile voyage aided by light southwest winds Despite high altitude and snowy conditions the trip completed in 4 20 pm with most passengers new to ballooning and enthused by the experience The party included J D Larise Le Roy M Taylor J H White A Holland Forbes A F Morgan and J Lorraine and Leo Stevens of New York led the ascent
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Canterbury
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New York
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Barkshire Hill
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Vermont
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Pittsford
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Buffalo
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J ¥. H. White
A. Holland Forbes
A. 4. Morgan
J. Lorraine
Cleveland
Mr. Forbes
Mr. White
Fielt
Canterbury Center
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