Fairbanks Urges Republican Focus on State Tickets
Senator Aldrich hosts Fairbanks as he argues tariff erosion and prosperity should be left to Republicans. Daughters of Revolution greet him. He praises state ticket electability, references New England events, and notes hospitality from Senator Aldrich and Cora Capron.
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Alduch
Providence
Daughters of Revolution
New England
Plrifield
Pawtucket
Sen
Hs RT
Pabbang
Sthator Aldrich
Cora
Capron
Inny Halsheth
Aldric
Senator Fairbanks Welcomed at Puttyfield Station
The Republican candidate arrives in Fittfield Mass Oct 18 ahead of a New York speaking engagement. A crowd of hundreds gathers at the station. Capt Jonathan Worth, ninety two, salutes Fairbanks, who vows the party will stand by Lincoln era principles and rebuke the Democrats. The Granley Electric Manufacturing Company workforce also cheers from the suburbs as the train departs.
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Fairbanks
New York
Puttyfield
Fittfield
Mass
Senator Fairbanks
Telraraph
Platfon
Feirbanks
Jonathan Worth
North
Lincoln
Granley Electric Manufacturing Company
Bourke Cochran in Ohio Defends Democracy and Labor Gains
In Cleveland an overflow crowd heard Bourke Cochran publish a keynote at the Central Armory. He urged that democracy would lift labor with shorter hours and higher wages, critiques protection and public office corruption, and argued wealth influences politics while vowing Democratic control if prosperity falters.
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Cleveland
Bourke Cochran
Central Armory
Cuyahoga County
Johnson
Democratic Party
Gudean Wild
United States
Cochran
New York
Richmond Mass Meeting Promised by Montague and Tucker
The Richmond Democratic committee planned a large rally for November 9 featuring Gov Montague and Harry St George Tucker dean of George Washington University Law School. The event aims to energize supporters in a tough statewide race with Republicans fielding candidates in every district.
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Montague
Tucker Wail
Oratocs
Wallgton
Richmond Va
Lac Democratin
Gov Montagne
Harry St George Tucker
Law School
George Washington University
Repubheurs
Teenecrats
Nanth
Fatal rifle blow ends Lennox clash at Dillon ranch
Oct scene near Dillon where Joan Lennox, a wealthy rancher, was killed by a hammering blow from a rifle butt during a struggle with brother in law George Reed after Lennox attacked Reed with a bowie knife. Reed then seized a rifle and delivered a fatal head strike, leaving Lennox dying on the ground.
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Dillon
Joan Lennox
George Reed
Lennox
Reed
New asthma remedy touted as permanent cure
An advertisement claims a new treatment named aacatca can relieve asthma and catarrh and permanently cure the diseases. It states the Austian Dispensary at 5 East Fourteenth Street, New York City, will supply azgcatco free of charge to anyone who writes for it, under a special commission.
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East Fourteenth Street
New York City
Special Commission
DAVIS TO VIRGINIANS TALKS TO THE MOUNTAINEERS
Vice President candidate Davis tours West Virginia meeting crowds at Bluefield Welch and Roanoke. He defends Roosevelt policies condemns imperialism and warns against extravagance while praising campaign discipline. The itinerary shifts toward Parkersburg and Kenova with Bryan arrival planned Friday.
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Old Common
West Virginia
Bluefield and
Welch
Davia
Bryan
Apeelal
Washington Post
Roanoke
Henry Davis
West
Jonn T McGraw
Roosevelt
Davis
East Radford Wa
West Radford
George B. Cassell
Virgina
Parker
Weaman
Davin
Guy Tyler
Wood Daly
J T VicGraw
Geo GC
Wharton
George W Miles Judge
Cassell
Gev Tyler
Jordon
Wanry
Bluefield
North Fork
North Wark
Mc Davis
Miles
Kenova
Parkersburg
Mir Bryan
Parkersbur
Wir Davis
Elkins Horn
Wabash
District Commissioners Arrive for Washington Exposition Ceremonies
District of Columbia commissioners Macfarland West and Biddle arrived in St Louis aboard a Baltimore and Ohio special car. They will be escorted by a long procession including U.S. troops and local guards, reviewed at the Government Building, with a reception and formal celebration to follow in the Masonry Building hall. Exposition officials express strong interest and expect a successful event.
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Washington Post
St Louis
Macfarland West
Biddle
District of Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Macfarland and
Westminster Place
Cumminstoner West
Mr. West
Douglas and Hing
Leon Woodbury
Lancaster
del Michael
Stats Department
United States
Jefferson Guards
Maine
Masonri
Theater Lights Go Out as Schoolboy Tricks Go Too Far
During Han sons Folly at the New National Theater a prankster turned off the lights, causing sudden darkness and crowd impatience. Seventeen year old David Hendrick, a Business High School pupil, was detained by police, confessed to the act, and was later bound over to appear in police court with collateral posted by a teacher.
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New National ‘Theater
David Hendrick
Polceman Johson Hendrick
Business High School
Lieut Amins
Hendrick
Palica Court
Catarrh of the Stomach Cure Promoted by Stuart Tablets
An advertisement extols a simple safe cure for catarrh of the stomach. It claims indigestion symptoms including sour risings and bloating disappear with Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets containing Diastase, Pep sin, Nux, Golden Seal and fruit acid. testimonials from MeRS Workman Chicago Illinois praise the product as safest and simplest remedy for indigestion and stomach catarrh.
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Harlanson
USA
Mers Workman
Chicago
Republicans Raise Banner at Riggs House Amid Cheers and Disorder
A large crowd gathered on Pennsylvania Avenue as the Fremont and Lincoln Republican Club raised a banner featuring Roosevelt and Fairbanks at the Riggs House. Speeches were delivered by club members and Judge Goodwin. Democratic pamphlets showered the audience and a banner with notes of Lincoln and Roosevelt briefly slipped from its mast before being readied again.
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Risgs House
Fremont and
Lincoln Republican Club
Buch
Pamphlata
Parker
Fifteenth Street
Treasury
Ol Boys
Laft
Fourteenth
Fifa
Gorpa
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
White House
Riggs House
Teady
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Tremont and
Lincnin Republican Club
Lincoln
Congress
Raoma
Democratic Congressional Committee
McKinles
Judge Russe
Goodwin
Judge Goodwin
Ma Ram Lancolng
Himes
Gld Boys Club
Courag
Premont
Republican Party
Thomas Hochee
Dremont
Max
Herm
Naver
Mos Tamir
William McKinley
Lysey & Grant
Abraham Lancoln
Divorce tension at Episcopal General Convention prompts debate
Boston Oct 18 The divorce issue again rose at the Episcopal General Convention with debate over remarriage of divorced persons. The House of Bishops sent a message to deputies on remarriage restrictions, while plans for canons reform and a six province system were discussed. A joint committee on provinces would group dioceses into seven provinces each with power to legislate on non conflict matters and elect a primate.
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Boston
Mass
Episcopal General Convention
House of Bishops
Pops
Frey
Meine
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Vermort
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
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North Catalina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
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Texan
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Ghia
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Lows
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Staten and ‘Territories
Washington
Oregon
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Arizqua
Aleck Hlawall
South
Newark
United States
Atlantic and Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Kev Dr Huntington
Ken Yack
Logan H Roots
Arkansas
Tisho
Hankow
China
Prank
Erle Pa
Salt Lake
A W Knight
Atlanta
Cubs
Amuaties Ia
A Wife's Confession and a Painful Turn of Events
A wife reveals she ended an engagement after long distress and illness. The piece notes her sudden confession, social relief at the news, and a husband's admiration for her once more radiant appearance. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure claimed to help female weakness and related ailments.
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Ainend
Pierce
United States
Clark
Ivor Southam
Japetuc
Publican Club Officers and Banner Ceremony Described
The Roosevelt and Fair banks League banner will rise tonight in front of 110 F Street NW. Roosevelt and Fair banks League officers include President Frank K Rayre and secretary J Cut wa Pollity with a lineup of vice presidents and many named members. The marching club of the Junior organization plans to participate, honoring the Fremont and Lincoln Club banner action.
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Publican Club
Murat Hatstead
Revert Reyburn
John Joy
Fdson
Wiham
Del
Thomas H McKee
Marble
Thorss H McKee
Ben M
al Lott Siee
John A. Kasson
Sear Bramard H
Warusr
Wallam
Hughes Cole & ‘Buples Willam S Odey
Robert Reyburn Melville
Dayton Willam
Meloy
M Saunders
John Hitch
JC Bridahan
W Dudley
Roosevelt and Fairbanks League
Frank K Rayre
J Cutwa
Leetromber
Blau
Frask
Metzerott
Dan & Groxvenor
L i Sanders Rovet
Z Andrews
Kearney
EM Markle
Captan Hobert H Wood
RA Morrison
Leonard
John F May
Wiliam Reardon
Ac “Homan
Tacusor
William A.allekey Bond
Walker
Death notices and naval orders from St Louis and beyond
Obituary notices report the death of Charles Morton at eighty seven while active at the Palace Theater and the passing of Howard Cunningham and Marvin Warner, with brief notes on their careers. Naval orders list assignments for officers and a Mexican currency transfer from the Philippines. Shipping news includes arrivals of ships from Rotterdam and the Carpathia voyage toward New York.
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Charles Morton
Palace Theater
Louis Mo
Haward Cunningham Deen
St Louis
Mad Cunningham
Stonewall Jackson
Soldier Married Negress Discharge Proposed for Army Hospital Corps
The Surgeon General recommends discharge from the US Army Hospital Corps for John J Smith at Fort Mott New Jersey after it was disclosed that he married a woman of color. Gen Grant approves the move based on prior conduct cited by Contract Surgeon Sparreners. The War Department is to act on the recommendation.
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Surgeon General
The
Army
Grant
John J Smith
United States Army Hospital Corps
Fort Mott
Secretary of War
Sparrenders
Fort Mott N J
Smith
War Department
Fort Mote
Department
Monument to Gen Wheaton to be unveiled in Rhode Island
Rhode Island prepares a monument near the graves of Maj Gen Yank B Wheaton U S A who died in 1908 and lies in Arlington The commission chaired by Gen Elisha H Rhodes with Walter A Read Cay Charles D Gray will unveil a marble shaft ten feet high after a legislative act funded the project Lieut Gen Charles J will speak and Lieut Prank Wheaton Row will unveil the shaft as the Seventh Cavalry Band provides music
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Rhode Island
Yank B
Wheaton U
Arlington
Elisha H Rhodes
Special Commission
Arovnd
Walter A Read
Charles D Gray
Rhodes
Chattes
Wheaton Row
Seventh Cavalry Band
Orders to Army Officers Sent to Philippines Division Regiments
A garbled 1904 notice lists named officers and regiments assigned to service in the Philippines. It names George Hgerly Second Infantry Oscar W Hoop Gleta Infantry and others from multiple infantry units. The document notes transfers from various posts and a December 1 1904 sailing window from San Francisco, with stations within the continental United States to be confirmed.
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George
Hgerly
Oscar W Hoop
John Clark Moore
James A
Ulta
Frank Moormas Teente
Heury
Charles B Glilee
John B
Corbly
Mihugh
Joseph L Topham
Charles
Bampton
Cheapbell
Freaen
John W Downer
James H van Horn
Cascius
Dowell
Marvin
United States
Cape Charles
Marblehead cruiser to sail for drills and coast transfer
The Marblehead cruiser will join target practice at Marblehead and San Francisco on Oct 18. After exercises she will head down the coast to Boston and Concord, with the Chicago flagship returning here. Brooklyn Dry Dock bid accepted for granite and concrete work as George Spearin consents to the original bid amid a rejected clerical error increase request.
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Marblehead
San Francisco
United States
Boston
Concord
Chicago
New York
Valnareiso
Brooklyn Dry Dock
Brook Ten Dry Dock
George Spearin
Nays
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Baler
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Trenth Street
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Ohio
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Indianapolis
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Alfrea & Hunt Harvird College
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Utah
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