Baltimore Crowd Hears Whyte and Voters Rally Democrats
In Baltimore on October 10 1900 a massive Democratic meeting drew an estimated 15000 to 20000 attendees surpassing the Bryan turnout of 1898. Ex Governor William Pinkney Whyte and Senators Davis Gorman and others spoke amid overflow crowds, attacking the Republican administration and Cortelyou while praising Parker. The event wrapped near 11 pm with Gorman and Davis addressing the vast Maryland audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam P. Whyte
Hill
Cortelyou
Parker
Warrington Pont
Baltimore
Wight
Avan
Davis
Extor Hut
New York
Dante
Virginia
Gorman
William Pinkney Whyte
Uda
Citizens’ Committee
Belvidere Hotel
Douglas H Thomas
Merchants’ National Bank
Davia
Govei
Daniel
Cortelyau
Farker
Maryland
Mumbara
Wisconsin factions discuss likely action on ticket
Milwaukee Oct 10 Considerable discussion today over the probable outcome of the political split between Wisconsin Republican factions. It is believed the state central committee will take definite action on their ticket when it meets tomorrow or Wednesday. Senator Spooner and Senator Quarles indicated they have no further speeches planned in Wisconsin and the La Follette chairman hinted at pending national guidance before arrangements.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Suilwart State Central Committees
Gay
Spooner Suld
Quarlas
W. D Connor
la Follette State Committee
Fairbanks
National Committee
New York
Republican National
Republican
la Follette
Cortelyou
Grover Cleveland to Speak at New York Mass Meeting
New York Oct 10 official announcement that Grover Cleveland will preside at a mass meeting in Carnegie Hall on Oct 11. John G Carlisle to speak. Bryan set for Ohio Oct 24. Olney to address Cooper Union. Taggart meets Parker as national leaders plan Indiana focus.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Democratic National
Dusiness
Parker and Davin Association
Carnagis Hall
National Committee
Ble
Treasury
John G. Carlisle
J. Hampden Robb
Democratic Committee
William J. Bryan
Ohio
Bryan
Indiana
Rockville
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Cooper Union
Parker Constitutional Ab
Manhattan
Democratic, Reform, and
Parker Constitution Clubs
John Fox
Democratic Club
Madison Square Garden
Inderse Parker
Davis
O'Dwyer
McClellan
P. A. Colling
Boston
United States
W. J. Stone
Missouri
Carl Schurg
W. Bourke Cochran
Martin W. Tdttleton
Vic
Judge Parker
Seville
Taggart
Parker
Gorman
Delancey Nicoll
Willam F. Sheehan
Daniel 5. Lamont
Cleveiina
Tudge Parker
Taft Speaks at Wheeling Campaign Rally
Secretary of War William H. Taft addressed the largest Republican campaign demonstration in Wheeling at the Union Wigwam. Rain did not deter crowds as Taft argued the Philippines cannot gain self rule for 30 years, comparing its future to Canada’s relationship with England. He defended the Philippine civil government as self-sustaining and noted the 183 Congress appropriations to meet distress in 816.00-World's Fair-0. & vo. Ky. Coash excursions via scenic route, 2:30 p.m. Saturdays in October and advertised voters travel options for the November 8, 1904 election with round trip rail fares and information at 76 Fifteenth Street Northwest.
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Wheeling
W. Va
William H. Taft
Union
Marching Cluba
Taft
United States
Canada
England
Congress of 183
Coash
Isolated Progress on Philippine Civil Government Support
The speech notes that no further contribution is needed for civil government in those areas. The Speaker recalls predicting a reduction in troop levels to 15,000 in the Philippines, with 13,000 currently serving and a likely decrease to just over 10,000 soon.
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Philippines
Delaware Republicans Reach Unity Ticket Agreement
After weeks of talks the regular and Addicks Republicans in Delaware form a single state and congressional ticket. Preston Lea is named governor candidate with a governor-elect option for a secretary of state from three listed nominees. Union Republicans choose lieutenant governor and other statewide posts. Regulars select attorney general, treasurer, and auditor. Resignations of Union candidates are in hand. Dr. Joseph H. Chandler may withdraw. Presidential electors remain unchanged.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Preston Lea
Union Republicans
Congress
Reg-Ars
Joseph H. Chandler
State Committee
Bryan says he is loyal but not the Moses of his party
Maryville and Chillicothe Missouri October reports recall William J. Bryan addressing outdoor meetings urging support for Democratic nominees. He shifts self view from Moses to Aaron, saying he can lead and mobilize voters but will follow a candidate who guides the party. He defends imperialism stance as central to the ticket.
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Moses
Marynville
Willam J. Bryan
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Parker
Bryan
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Chicago
Chillicothe
William J. Bryan
Elm Park
United States
Aaron
Naturalization Frauds Spread Beyond Italians In New York
United States District Attorney Generaly L. Burnett ordered assistants Marx and Houghton to expand naturalization fraud probes to all nationalities. Secret Service detectives moved into lodging-house districts as investigations broadened from Italians to Jewish quarters. Daniel Lynch and John J. Sullivan were arrested on illegal citizenship papers, with Sullivan alleged to have forged documents from Aliver Bow County Montana. Lynch’s papers dated Boston 18%, obtained from the U S Circuit Court there. Burnett warned of “footers” with final papers ready to vote in November.
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New York
United States
Genery L. Burnett
Joel M. Marx
Clarence H. Houghton
Daniel Lynch
John J. Sullivan
Shields
Sullivan
Bow County
Mont
Ellis Island
Lynch
Boston
United States Circuit Court
Burnett
Orlendorf Indicted For Manslaughter In Hale Case
Special to The Washington rom Upper Marlboro Md Oct 10 Dr Joseph C Orlendorf arrested Friday on a murder warrant in the Brentmar Institute death of Miss Margaret Hale Washington November 24 198 at the institute in this county indicted by the grand jury for manslaughter Emmet Fowler nominated for Congress by Democrats in the Twenty fourth district today declined the nomination
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Washington
Upper Marlboro
Joseph C. Orlendorf
George 5
Dove
Margaret Hale
Brentmar Institute
Orlendorf
Congress
Kingston
Emmet Fowler
Democrats
Con- Sree
World’s Fair Coach Excursions This October
Chesapenke and Ohio Agate advertise coach excursions each Saturday in October with 1b day tickets priced at 21.50 0 day tickets at 28 season tickets at 31.20. Two latter optional via Chicago with ten days stopover free and a ten day stopover in Cincinnati on all but coach tickets. Grandest seen east of the Rockies. C O Heetk of as.
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Chesapenke
Ohio Agate
Satuay
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rockies
C. O. Heket
Wreck Near Warrensburg Kills and Injures Dozens
Warrensburg Mo Oct 10 Twenty nine people were killed and many more injured in a head on collision between the second section of a Wichita to St Louis passenger train and an extra freight three miles east of Warrensburg. The crash crushed the leading engine and front car, with many victims in the forward coach. Relief trains and physicians aided the injured as officials opened an inquest into the disaster.
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Warrensburg
Missouri Pacific
Wichita
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
A. J. Darse
Con
Ch Bart
Dexter
Kann
W. M. Allen
Cal Ream
Pleasant Hill
Montserratt
Hfo
E. L. Barnes
Ciitizens
Coronar’y Jury
Montserrat
Horton
Pullman
Sedalia
Warrenspurg
Battle chances hinge on Kuropatkin advance at Liao-yang
Reports from Mukden indicate Kuropatkin has redirected his army and is pressing toward Liao-yang with two strong columns. Japanese forces under Oyama reportedly pull back to fortified positions, with artillery already at work and Cossacks guarding flanks as the front stretches forty to forty five miles.
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Mukden
Kuropatkin
Oyama
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Liaoyang
Associated Press
Sianchan
Saimatsze
Meichoulin
Liao-yang
Kaputou Pass
Bentslaputze
Hun River
Liao River
Bentelaputze
Yentai
Taitee
Mitschenko
Fushun
Benshhu
Dem Leaders In Baltimore and Campaign Notes
Baltimore reports include Democratic leaders and campaign items with mentions of Cleveland speaking in New York, discussions of typhoid, and political commentary. Other notes reference postmaster changes, trust talks, churchmen at a banquet, and various political analyzes.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Ruasiens
Wynne
Waggaman
Fairbanke
Indiana
New Jersey
Watson
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Death by Own Action Ends Calumet Club Scandal Case
New York Oct 10 Frank De Peyates Hall forced to resign from the Calumet Club over disgraceful practices died by his own hand at 126 Lexington Avenue. He had just begun a suit for slander against Ernest Staples and others linked to the club and a wine-house partnership. The room yielded a rusted revolver, letters, and photographs as investigators noted he faced a grand jury inquiry. Hall, about fifty, came from a distinguished family and was an athlete with ties to Trinity College and the New York Yacht Club.
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New York
Frank de Peyates Hall
Calumet Club
Lexington Avenue
Hall
Calle
Delta Pst
Oalue Met Club
Ernest Staples
New York Yacht Club
Alfred H. Bond
George A. Carmack
New
Rand
Calumet Chib
Supreme Justice
Levin~ Kitt
Bond
Supreme Court
City Hall Park
Hall Vs. Staples
Palmieri
Brevia
Attorm
Hriest Staples
Hail Boarded
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Delta Pai
BL Anthony's Club
New York Yacht Cub
Tme
Albert Stevens
Hoboken
Raoul Duval
Paris
Jet
Arthur Hall
Kenyon College
Gambler
Maryland Maryland and Virginia Railway Company Formed in Merger
Weems Line of steamers Cheater River Steamboat Company and Queen Anne Railroad consolidate to form the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway Company. Bond issue of 2 million financed. stock amounts to be determined. Facilities include ten steamboats valued at 600000, four steamboats at 150000, eighty miles of railroad with three steamers and related bonds total 2615000, overall capitalization about 3 million. Existing operations run between Baltimore and Maryland Eastern Shore and Virginia.
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Weems and
Cheater River Lines
Queen Anne Railroad
Baltimore
Weema Line
Cheater River Steamboat Company
Queen Anne Railroad Company
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Weems Company
Chester River Steamboat Company
Eaventeen
Maryland
Virginia
Three Drowned In Lake As Yacht Sinks In Gale
Chicago dispatch reports a yachting party of four from Chicago suffered two deaths and left a third survivor in critical condition. Harry Gray, the lone survivor, said his sister Nellie Gray and companions Walter Kennedy and Donald Campbell perished when the yacht sprang a leak and sank during a heavy gale while approaching the harbor. The vessel belonged to Kennedy and Campbell. Kennedy served as chief of the information bureau at the time and was to be married.
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Chicago
Bohemian Father Kills Two Children Then Shoots Self
Cleveland man Schnep, 41, living at 418 Congress Street, took his children Kimma and John, ages four and three, to the cellar and shot them in the temple after gagging them. He then went to the cemetery and shot himself in the head, his wounds not believed fatal. He had been ill and brooded over his wife’s death a year ago.
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Cleveland
Ohio
B. &Chnep
Congress Street
Kimma
John
Sahnep
Schnep
Maths
Found Dead in the Woods in Shawnee Ohio
John Namet and his half brother's wife Mrs James Tish were found dead in woods. Mrs Tish had two bullet wounds to the left breast and Namet two bullets in the head with a revolver near him. Mrs Tish wed this month in New York. Both about twenty two.
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Shawnee
Ohio
John Namet
James Tish
Tish
Namet
New York
Wall Collapse Kills One Hundred Workmen in Santiago
In Santiago Chile an iron and cement wall collapse at an extension project for Casa Pra stores buried about one hundred workers. Fifteen bodies and forty wounded have been recovered. Fire brigade assists in rescue as anger grows at the architect in charge.
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Collapée
Santiago
Chile
Mantiago
Walte
Casa Pra
Five Bullets In His Body In Brooklyn Murder Probe
John Domando a 64 year old resident of a Brooklyn apartment was shot and killed tonight. Police search for three young men present during the incident as they investigate whether Domando was defending his house keeper Catherine Sullivan from insult. A separate item notes a jewel theft valued at $5,000 from Joseph Maltz & Co. in Chicago. Also advertised is the Great Hagerstown Fair with 7:30 p.m. trains from Nogton and round trip fares including admission on October 11 to 14.
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New York
John Domando
Brooklyn
Comando
Catherine Sullivan
Chicago
Joseph Maltz & Cro
State Street
Port Arthur ships sunk reported as siege nears end
London reports Stoessel must surrender if not relieved by December. Russian lines say Japanese bombardments continue at Port Arthur with three ships sunk. Moscow notes land blockade weakened while Liaoyang reinforcements arrive. Chefoo confirms limited fighting and Novi Krai resumed publication after suppression.
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London
Stoessel
Tokyo
Port Arthur
Morning Post
Shanghai
St. Petersburg
Mukden
Liaoyang
Miuchwang
Novi Krai
Chefoo
Novi
Court-martial opens over Hitch charges in Statesboro case
Savannah dispatch reports the trial of Capt. Robert M. Hitch and Georgia State troops for incompetency and dereliction of duty linked to the Statesboro incident with two negro prisoners. Testimony shows orders forbade shooting unless instructed by the commander. Hitch pleads not guilty as witnesses are sequestered.
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Hitch
Savannah
Guv Terrell
Robert M. Hitch
Georgia State Troops
Statesboro
Publi
Clifford J. Anderson
Atlanta
Witch Wo
Col Toumer
Waycroes
Mulch
Grayson
Miliia
Statesboro Liout
A. J. Fulton
Lieut
McIntyre
Capt Hitch
Cage Hite
Col. Toomer
Capt. Hitch
Girl Chums Die Together in Strychnine Pact
In Kankakee Illinois Minnie Island twenty and Lulu Cook fourteen years old daughters of farmers. They reportedly formed a suicide pact drinking a fatal dose of strychnine. The act followed reading trashy novels and occurred twenty miles south of the city.
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Kankakee
Ill
Naa
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