Bryan rushes to Paterson for last-minute campaign
William J. Bryan missed his Erie train by moments and sped through mud to Paterson New Jersey to keep his pledge to speak to voters there. He planned a busy schedule including appearances at the Woman's Democratic club Yonkers White Plains Portchester New Rochelle Mount Vernon a reception at the National Democratic club and speeches at Cooper Union the Palm Garden and Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Erie
William J. Bryan
Paterson
N. J
Jersey City
Prohibition Candidate Sues W C Marshall for 100000
Bridgeport Oct 26 Prohibition candidate Matthew E OBrien sues W C Marshall of Chicago for 100000 claiming Marshall slandered him by alleging he is an ex convict. Papers served at Hotel Strathfield by City Sheriff Cunningham. Bond set at 25000 after bond dispute. Baltimore security company posts collateral. This is second suit for 100000 against Marshall.
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Bridgeport
W. C. Marshall
Chicago
Matew E. O'Brien
O'Brien
Marshall
Mr Marshall
Strathfield
Cunningham
Baltimore
Timore
New Milford
Appointed Receiver for Battle Creek Egg-o-Lee Company
Judge Albert Akers appoints John E. Linehan as receiver of the Battle Creek Breakfast Food Co Limited maker of Egg-o-Lee. Linehan posts $200,000 bond via Illinois Surety Co. The Michigan formed partnership has $1,000,000 capital with 6,315 outstanding shares, and unissued treasury stock remains.
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Quincy, Ill
Albert Akers
John E. Linehan
Battle Creek Breakfast Food Co. Limited
Chicago
McCoy
Buffalo
N. Y
Linehan
Illinois Surety Co
Michigan
Intense voting marks Canadian general election in New Brunswick
St John NB Oct 26 Intense interest in the Canadian general elections was shown as many voters registered their choice as polling stations opened. In St John the campaign was the province’s most active in years with Dr William Pugsley liberal candidate at the center of attention. NB currently has eight Liberals and five Conservatives in Parliament.
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St John
N. B
New Brunswick
William Pugsley
New Haven Man Dies By Carbolic Acid Suicide
Michael Fitzgerald aged 33 of 88 Sylvan Avenue died after drinking carbolic acid in a shed behind 509 Oak Street yesterday at 1 30 pm. No motive given. Moody Institute hosts a week of memorial exercises for Dwight L Moody with W R Moody arriving as biographer. In San Francisco a sixty foot auxiliary gasoline schooner is to be gospel to the south seas.
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New Haven
Michael Fitzgerald
Sylvan Avenus
Oak Street
Fitzgerald
Moody
Chicago
Dwight L. Moody
Moody Institute
W. R. Moody
Gospel Missionary
Gap Francisco
Gospel Io
South Seas
Leas
Sir BE. Ray Lankester
London
Telegraph
Waterbury City News Briefs From Social To Court
City notes report football practice, travels, marriages, and deaths. Miss Lynch returns from California. Mrs Schofield and Miss Wood head to Los Angeles for winter. a rummage sale by The Woman’s Relief corps occurs. a major rally is planned with speakers Hoke Smith and M B Gannon. Local court actions include bindings over, jail terms, and fines. Deaths include Elliott Hubbell and Patrick Hickey. William and Jane Wenzel celebrate silver wedding anniversary with guests from Boston to Bridgeport.
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Cooke Street
California
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Lena EH
Wood
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Cal
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Grand
Board of Peainine
Miss Hattle Storm
Robert Kemp
Winsted
Thin City
F. D. Walter
Elliott Hubbell
Naugatuck
Inte
Star of Waterbury
I. I. As
Bria B
Asstration
Brass City
Gladstone Lodge
Bury Hebrew B. A
Altar Boys
Francis Garrity
John Saunders
Thomas Maher
Walter Somerville
Gordon Hutchinson
John Maloney
John Costello
Edward Monagan
John Dowling
Sylvester Large
John Monahan
Thomas Conlon
Frank Mulvaney
Patrick Lyons
William Dillon
John Conway
Eagles Hall
Hoke Smith
Interior
Georgia
M. B. Gannon
Iowa
Arthur Walnakitis
Charles Merrer
Pasquale Ciminera
Frank Shuski
Guiseppi Caladneo
James Cozzio
Thomas Delaney
John Jacobs
Thomas Hoar
James David
John Lane
James Navarole
Julia Shea
Matthew Shea
South End
South Street
Old Country
Killarney
James
Patrick
Michael
Maurice Flaherty
Nellie
Margaret
Anna
Catherine
Mary
Hannah
Abbie
Patrick Hickey
Lafayette Street
Aingering
Hickey
Julia
Agnes
Lenore
John Gorman
John Keefe
Hastings
Hudson
John
Timothy
Frederick
John Wenzel
Arch Street
Wenzel
Dr Micou
Trinity Church
New York
George Little
Boston
Charles Sims
Reading
Mass
John Wenzel, Jr
Roll
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Heinrich
Mer
Miller
J. Mansfeld
E. Wenzel
Bridgeport
8. Wenzel
L. O'Dell
Henry Wenzel
Nicholas Wenzel
W. Borchardt
C. Horn
Siaralae
Mise L. Wagan
Corcoran
Stras
Mamie Wensel
Final Week of Campaign Fever In New York
The last gunslike push before election day features Taft and Bryan in New York with Madison Square Garden speeches and a busy schedule across the state. Sherman joins the tour while Fairbanks and Kern headline in Indiana as the rival camps mobilize major speakers and cabinet members.
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New York
William H. Taft
Will J. Bryan
Bryn
Madison Square Garden
Taft
New Haven
Tate
New York State
Bryan
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Sherman
Ohio
Indiana
Fairbanks
John W. Kern
Bryan Delivers Long Address in Rain at Paterson
In Paterson on October 26 a steady downpour did not deter 10,900 spectators. William Bryan arrived after hours of waiting and delivered a lengthy speech amid loud cheers and strong enthusiasm from the crowd.
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Bryan
Paterson
William Bryan
Trust Company Closes Doors in Middletown
The Columbia Trust Co did not open today as bank commissioners advise no business until further notice. Deposits received Saturday will be returned. the firm will act as trustee for estates in hand. The trouble stems from attempting to pay 8 percent interest on daily balances. Founded in 1896 with capital $50,000.
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Middletown
Columbia Trust Co
Local militia ready after town gun postings
Acting under Governor Pindall orders, the McCory militia is held in readiness to repel any attack. Two guns are posted here and a warning demanding the resignations of Major Keating and Captain Riggs of the state National Guard arrived by mail.
Cars derailment blocks Danbury railroad crossing
A coal car axle failure derailed two freight cars on the N H and H R R Western Division at the Main street crossing in Danbury this morning. The incident blocked both tracks for hours until a New Haven wrecking train helped clear the line.
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Danbury
Main Street
New Haven
Weather outlook for Connecticut unsettled with showers
Forecast shows scattered showers tonight and Tuesday with light easterly to southerly winds. Low pressure from Lake Superior to Hatteras brings cloudy unsettled weather from the Mississippi Valley to the coast. High pressure over Montana yields cool pleasant weather in the west.
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Connecticut
Lake Superior
Hatteras
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Taft in Connecticut Arrives at New Haven Rally
William Taft arrived by special train at 12 30 in New Haven greeted by a Republican reception committee including Senators Bilkeley and Brandegee Yale students and Governor Woodruff welcomed him at the armory Taft spoke briefly citing condition of his threat and was escorted to New York at 1 50 after a Yale Taft club parchment roll presentation by Yale members.
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New Haven
William Taft
Republican Party
United States
Bilkeley
Brandegee
Yale
Woodruff
Taft
Messrs Smith
Emerson
Yale Taft Club
George L. Lilley
Waterbury
Brandegse
Bulkeley
New York
French Cardinal Matheau Dies in London
Cardinal Francois Desire Matheau former archbishop of Toulouse died in London after arriving for the Eucharistic conference. Born 1839 he was created a cardinal in 1899 and served on the French academy and the Roman Tribunal Segnatura. In Pittsburgh a bank case against former cashier Montgomery resumed with the U S attorney predicting a brief cross examination. In Tokio the emperor's reply to Roosevelt’s message was forwarded to Takahira in Washington.
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London
Francois Desire Matheau
Toulouse
France
Tribunal Segnatura
Rome
Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
United States
Dunkle
Tokio
Emperor of
Japan
Roosevelt
Count Komura
Baron Takahira
Washington
Connecticut Editorial Association Meets in Hartford
Editors gather at the Hotel Garde in Hartford for the Connecticut Editorial Association fall meeting chaired by Bristol’s President Barnes.
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Hartford
Connecticut Editorial Association
Garde
Barnes of
Bristol
Discharged Veteran Recalls Slocum Grave Salute Before
James Reardon, formerly hospitalized at Meriden, was discharged Sunday. A salute honoring Father Slocum, militia chaplain, was fired over his grave. Pierpont Bros Co sues the city for 500 dollars over Meadow street overflow damage from July rain and city works stoppage.
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James Reardon
Meriden Hospital
Father Slocum
Pierpont Bros Co
Meadow Street
Peasley
PierPont Brosco
Stage Paint and the Grimmer Face in Theater Lore
An excerpt laments stage painting as a barbarous custom from the era of candles. It notes gas and electric light changing viewing needs and mentions opera glasses for distant seats, suggesting the practice remains unnecessary in modern venues.
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Loudon
Tennyson and Lowell Meet in London Literary Circles
In London society Mrs. Procter urged Tennyson to read Mr. Lowell’s verses, prompting a tense moment when the poet objected to the line about a girl being eighty. The two eventually became intimate friends despite Tennyson’s reserve and quirks.
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