Bryan Fires Up Iowa Crowd On Demands For Tariff Reform
William J. Bryan addressed a Tama to Toledo Iowa audience at the Chautauqua auditorium urging tariff reductions and denouncing campaign finance secrecy. He contrasted Democratic aims with Republican policies, arguing current failures reflect protectionist rules and calling for immediate tariff cuts to restore prosperity for all citizens.
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Cedar Rapids
William J. Bryan
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Toledo
Iowa
Tatt
Taft
Mabill
Republican Party
Republcan
District Foresters Named for Forest Service Districts
Washington Oct 7 United States Forester Gifford Pinchot selected the six district foresters who will head field districts starting January 1. F E Olmstead of Connecticut will be based in San Francisco. Norman Mack Better, Chicago Oct 7 Chairman Norman FE Mack of the Democratic National Committee, once reported to have suffered a nervous collapse, appeared on duty stating he never felt better.
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Washington
Forest Service
United States
Gifford Pinchot
F. E. Olmstead
Connecticut
San Francisco
Norman Mack Better
Chicago
Norman FE. Mack
Natonal Committee
Connecticut Weather Forecast and Local Updates
A disturbance over Lake Superior moved east toward the St Lawrence valley. Wethersfield reports calm conditions with light fog and bats of clouds. Charles D Ariswold entered Yale as a freshman last year before an injury. weather notes mention gymnasium swimming pool conditions and a kidney trouble death last night.
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Lake Huron
St Lar~rence
St. Rh
Wethersfield
Charles D. Ariswold
Yale
Ught Fox
Lilley’s Meriden Speech Calls for Public Service Commission
New Haven October 7. Rep Lilley outlined a public service commission bill draft to guide next assembly action. He argued monopolies must be regulated to prevent abuses in rail, gas, electric, and water services while praising corporations for state development.
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New Haven
Lilley
Meriden
Public Utilities Commission
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
Connecticut
Beis Wit Feny
Albert Brings Suit Against Real Estate Man over 10000
Albert sues real estate man Henry Stackman for 10000 claiming Stackman failed to pay a mortgage on property sold near Lane Manufacturing. The attached property was set at 10000 as the suit proceeds in Superior Court, first Tuesday in November.
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Henry Stackman
Davis Albert
Albert
Lane Manufacturing Company
Stackman
Norwegian steamer rescues crew of Kasolece launch
The Norwegian steamer Hippolyte Dumers, sailing from the West Indies to Baltimore with fruit cargo, passed the Virginia capes at 4 a.m. with twelve men rescued from the Kasolece launch Sower aboard. No further details were provided. Dumers is expected in Baltimore about fifteen hours later.
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Norfolk
Hippolyte Dumers
West Indies
Baltimore
Virginia Capes
Dumers
Capes
Death of Captain J Clayton Erb Shocks Philadelphia
Captain J Clayton Erb longtime Republican lieutenant was shot dead at Red Gables by his sister in law Mrs Catherine Beisel during a domestic quarrel. The incident followed near decade of marital strife and court proceedings. Neighbors and servants reported the shooting and police moved swiftly to detain those implicated as the city reels from the tragedy.
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Philadelphia
Here
J. Clayton Erb
Leutenant
Israel
W. Durham
Erb
Mra
Katherine Bel‘sel
Red Gables
Eugene Poulson
Poulson
Clayt" Erb
Israel W. Durham
Durham
Mra W. Thermel
Belsel
Captain Erb
J. C. Band
Catharine Bessel
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Banquet in Detroit
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts held a grand banquet at Hotel Poncha train in Detroit. 276 members attended the semiannual meeting and left for home this morning. Speakers included Captain James O. Davis Adjutant General William E Kam Captain S H Roblin Hume Colonel W H Gallall George T Moody General G M Duffield Frank T Lodge William C Maybury and Congressman Charles Townsend.
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Detroit
Mich
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Massachusetts
Hotel Ponchatrain
East
James O. Davis
William E. Kam
Boston
Old Bay State
Wolverine
Mills Reopen Full Time After 5 Percent Wage Cut
In Franklin New Hampshire on October 7 the two paper mills and three pulp mills of International Paper Co resumed full operations after workers accepted a 5 percent pay reduction that ended a strike begun August 1. About 175 of 260 workers returned. another mill remained unfit and a seventh had been sold. In Watertown New York three of four mills in operation with around 150 workers, mostly non union, and some strikers rehired. Deputies guard mills to deter trouble.
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International Paper Co
Internatonal Paper Co
Watertown
N. Y
International Paper Company
C. R
Glen Park
Hartford All Ablaze Bridge Dedication Pageant Continues
Hartford Oct 7 crowds gathered for the bridge dedication as a mist lifted to reveal a seven mile parade with 30 bands and drum corps. Factories shut down for the afternoon, workers joining the spectacle while an evening tableau and large automobile parade were planned to showcase industrial progress.
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Hartford
Connecticut
General Grant
Chairman Mack Collapses From Fatigue and Cold
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, collapsed in Chicago as fatigue and severe cold overtook him. He was cared for by a physician and nurse, with doctors noting overwork and nervous exhaustion. He had just arrived from New York and is not expected to resume duties soon. Also reported is a London board of trade notice showing import increases and export declines for September.
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Chicago
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mack
Democratic Committee
Hammond
Auditorium Hotel
New York
Deep Waterway Convention Opens As Taft Bryan Arrive
Chicago hosts the lake to gulf deep waterways convention with 20000 visitors. Taft and Bryan greeted with ovations as officials set the agenda for three days of speeches and committee work. Taft spoke, then left for Galesburg before a Chicago Commerce banquet. Delegates tour the Chicago Joliet waterway route.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
William J. Bryan
Willian H.taft
William K. Kavanaugh
Taft
Charles 8. Dineen
Kavanaugh
Galesburg
Ill
Bryan
Chicago Association of Commerce
Joliet
Gifford Pinechot
Walter D. Moody
Clergyman Unites Couple After Shirtless Mixup
A humorous tale recalls an Episcopal clergyman in June who biked to a country wedding with no shirt. He pinned cuffs inside his coat and wore a clerical vest to marry his younger brother, keeping the mishap hidden from all. An imperial note from Sarajevo reports Austria-Hungary’s annexation proclamation posted and Serb unrest subdued for now.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Boguia
Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
City couple buys three family house on Len Wall corner
Officer Hugh Fisherty and wife Catherine purchased a handsome three family residence on the Len Wall corner through Feel estate agency of D. T. Partrom David and Ane Cor 'corea. The house is described as one of the best built in the area.
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Hugh Fisherty
Catherine
Feel Estate
D. T. Partrom David
Ane Cor
Corea
Len
Wall Streets
Serb Mobilization Fears Rise as War Tensions Grow
Paris dispatches report Servia under mobilization pressure with reserves up to 75,000. Belgrade may launch a desperate action against Austria Hungary to save the regime. Moscow’s Iswolsky heads to London to discuss inviting powers to conference on revising the Berlin peace treaty as Paris London and St Petersburg seek a joint program. Turkey shows restraint pending power action.
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Servia
Belgrade
Austria- Hungary
Berlin
France
Great Britain
Russia
M. Iswolsky
London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
St Petersburg
Winsted Votes Dry After Sixteen Years of License
Winsted Oct 7 1892 no license wins by 1019 to 921 ending a long anti license drive. The victory shocks saloon keepers and surprised a town long split between dry and license factions. Proposals tie to hotel connected cafes sparked debate on economic impact and cross town competition with Torrington.
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Winsted
Torrington
Death of a Hero at Work in Rescue
New York October 7 Policeman Nicholas Nest or of Jersey City died from suffocation after rescuing an aged woman from a burning house. His body was found four hours later in an unburned section of the building. Also reported is a continuing strike of New York automobile chauffeurs against the Taxicab Co with police efforts to curb violence.
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New York
Nicholas Nestor
Jersey City
New York Taxicab Co
Close of Baseball Race to Decide Pennant at Polo Grounds
New York battles Boston in the final National League game as Pittsburgh hopes for the title fade. A New York win and a Chicago loss could force a three way tie with a decisive playoff. amid clear skies a big crowd gathers for the decisive Polo Grounds clash. Also noted were the Washington New York first game and Milford district convention results.
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Tig
Pittsburg
Boston
Bostonians
Chicago
Vie
New
Polo Grounds
Ames
Bresnahan
Flaherty
Bowserman
New Yorks
Bostons
Ne York
Eastern Tea Importers at 59 South Main Street
Local business listing places Eastern Tea Importers at 59 South Main Street, next to Hotchkiss and Bleton's, in a central block neighbor.
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Main St
Hotchkiss & Bleton’s
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