Altgeld Addresses New York Crowd Amid German American Rally
Governor Altgeld spoke to a large German American gathering in New York, denouncing centralization and corruption while praising labor and gold standard critics. He defended state actions during the 1699 railroad strike, urged caution against federal overreach, and invoked party unity as he toured the city with Democratic leaders.
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New York
Jonu
Altgeld Overtier
Tio
ApeKa
AmTos
Otte
Aryeh
Agel
Americhn
Alteyld
Wider
Shi Germen-American Demicrati Association
William W. Grant
Iy Usman
Fred Schaub
Hohn Muds
Apenh
Ax Uh Newt Apouker
Rod J Krnent
Lin
GuFman
Ernast
Mtrw
Louse
Sohani
Twlo
Bryan
Rapids
Mich
Josopn Hoeving
Vine Deliver
Ctiw
WM. J. Bhyan
Congromman Suleur
Altgeld
Ehoers
Abe
Bighnog
grAd
Cleveland
Montreal Chemical Warehouse Fire Kills Three
A blaze at a Montreal chemical warehouse killed three Armenians and badly injured three others in the afternoon. Victims named Irey Hamont La Parte, Yiarry King, and Sylvan Charpentier with Charpentier’s body reportedly buried under debris. King’s remains were not recovered until late tonight. The fire caused extensive damage estimated at 100000 dollars with 85000 dollars insured.
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Montreal
Cot. W
Armen
Treasury Seals Used Unauthorized in Chinatown Trade
A fragment reports discovery that United States treasury seals have been used by unauthorized persons beyond Chinatown and across the city. It notes that no records were kept and promises new accounting for every seal entering government care. The piece mentions extensive opium, proposed reforms, and trade implications.
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Haya
United States
Chinatown
Dion
Oplim
Olga Frwuthe
Rearney and Haines Back Notterdan Suspects Land Again
In a Rotterdam case a group including John V. Kearney and Henry Smith faced arrest on dynamite charges. Authorities claim the defendants plotted against the lives of the Queen and others, with details noting recent arrivals aboard a steamer from Ru. Harden to Mat Whos NAMEN. The individuals, linked to T Hm tickets, were detained by police as the investigation continued.
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Rearney
Haines
Notterdan
New York
Harden
Joni Wi Mame
Henry Smith
John V. Kearney
Thiers Staings
Kuarnay
Rotterdam
Egnapirdoy
Hain Wy Bell
Morturi Gry
Cantle Beyuses to ss Anyone London Oct 16
Londoners reveal fugitives Cantle Beyuses and Mrs Castle have fled after being remanded under 15000 by Magistrate Newton. They stole four fur lots from dealers in the city and remain hidden. Court and embassy officials lack address details. Mrs Castle is hysterical. physicians attend daily. Daritow and Townsend are missing. Daritow believed to have jumped into the way.
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London
Newton
Marlborough Straut
Golfe Court
Turetay
Unclear Warmer Trade Conditions Reported in New York
In New York a market summary notes generally favorable conditions for merchants awaiting orders. Trade volume rises with wheat exports to Australia and persistent needs for wool and staples. Freight costs, domestic demand, and a shift in orders reflect cautious optimism as producers hold stocks and await broader recovery signals.
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New York
ik—Bredetreat
Jtle
Wait
Bouln Arcom
Bom Junwin
United States
MINTONS Wit DO ALL WORK Linetypes Repaired by Operators
In Colorado Springs the Typographical Union resumes control of linotype repairs. Operators will service machines, reversing prior international union claims that repair work rested with linotype engineers. The move aims to restore work for former operators as typesetting machines evolved. Minor constitutional amendments were also adopted.
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Mintons Wit
Colorado Springs
Gol
Todly
Typographical Union
International Union
International Association of Machin Aa
Wdmin Wion
International Typo Graphical Union
Trong
Offi
One International
Trouble Over Montana Ticket At Congress Run
In Wolena Montana on October 17 an application sought a restraining order to block a county clerk from placing a ticket on the ballot amid a Republican primary split. Nominated slate faced by an antisplinter faction seeking to defeat Congressman Hartman with a rival ticket under the Silver Republican banner. Leading lawyers gathered as hearings tested party loyalties and legal grounds, while the sole opposing ticket remained Hartman’s.
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Wolena
Mont
Bledie
Witver
Tm County Canvention
Hole
Deslennttany Inter
Conmreamman
Aogulindt
Hartman
Khe Siukeat
Ute
Privion
Mtr Maruman
Bank closes doors after deposit withdrawals
Atlohia Go Oct M Tae Moechunor pant for many years one of the central financial institutions in Mio city opened its doors this morning with patrons seeking access to deposits. A rumor linked to Tax Cab owner A F Giewart caused fear and mass withdrawals, though officials deny any such request. Depositors gathered outside while bank leaders and trustees worked to reassure customers as the bank faced strain from rapid withdrawals.
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Atlohia
Tae Moechunor
Mie City
Ita
Ogtesby
George W. Boutt
Andrea Alrates
J. ML. Melcaby
George W. Scott
A. F. Giewart
Bank of
Se Nol
Suul Wm
Stewarts
Ile
Stolen Puget Sound Ballots Stir Local Turmoil
A turbulent incident near Lynden involves the theft of city ballots. Intercepted by authorities, the case centers on political figures and a plan to disrupt the mayoral election. Investigations name Frank Hye and others as figures surrounding the ballot theft and the ensuing political fallout. The scene shifts to Whatcom County with local officials and a popular committee ex-chairman coordinating scrutiny and public notice efforts.
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Tacoma
Frank Hye
Lindon
Whitcom Oun
Jf W. Millve
Lynden
Ebolts
Walger
Ite Popullay
Wik Presuntery Council
Bayer
Kootenay Ballot in Danger and Turkish Waters Claim
Fragmented OCR text shows political content with names like RW McFarland and references to ballot danger, campaigns, and a Turkish waters dispute. The readable portions indicate a fragmented report on electoral risks, political figures, and international notes, but the exact events and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
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Kootenay
Laing
Crone
Airis
RW McFarland
Wilfletal
Mt. Barsuus
Jude P. Qinrion
Vatican Favor for Wacinley Wut Bors Vo
Rome dispatch says Vatican supports Mo sinley but disapproves Archbishop Ireland's features for mixing religion and politics. Vatican aims to keep church and state separate in the United States, fearing western and southern Catholics may be displeased. Instructions likely to be sent to Monsignor Marnell Coupal on Catholic carey.
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Vatican
Wacinley
Ireland
Lottne
London
The
Daily News
Rome
Mineral of NRF Porch Mines In Coal-Rich Region
Mineral of NRF Porch Mines near Boaver Idaho reports on a discovery of gold ore. The article notes a test showing three tons of ore for assay, with exploration by a lawyer’s archivist and local map indications. It mentions Roecesine and ownership links to Eagle in an interred context.
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Boaver
Idaho
Vantyor
Witter Slilalms
Autface
Byakate Mapitntiale
Roecesine
Youth Man Dead. Atlanta Journal Report on Tragic Day
Columbus Ga report states Ceb Palidomian Lob orts mortally wounded in tragedy yesterday afternoon as Tumen White and five pallbearers were killed. Hervey Whit son of James White captured after escape during barricade. McKinley homage observed with arrivals from Cambria and Huntington counties for the Major’s funeral rites.
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Columbus
Tumen White
Tive
Hervey
James White
Emperor William Is Fixed Says Min Pemcerul Centre
The article reports on European diplomacy with Emperor William, noting Perk persuading Min Pemcerul Centrre and references to Shiskene and the Turkish entente. It mentions German aims toward Turkey, comments from various officials, and a workman incident in Mannheim with a lieutenant. It also notes plans for Emperor William to attend events and the presence of American figures at the end.
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Perk
Min Pemcerul Centrre
Bertin
Willkaw
Almer Gly
Mohamohe
Count von Obtenstucken
Husein
Aimy Menten
Germany
Turkey
Orimbbow
Germin Omevr
Purkiah
Tio
Berlin
Hunde
Multen
Lytar
Petute
Abhme
Sin Altar
Hamid
Thuntetus
Colia
Ita
Vomechs Zeitung
Forqa
Carlarine
Iduutenane
Meruel von Bruenowicz
St. Petersthure
Tugaly
Caite
Monte
Neronis
Ail Orme
Dirk
Williams
Willan
Wittanden
Walen
SC Mannheim
Rovtthers
Miiaburg
SUVPAN GIVES IN ONE NOTCH Armenian refugees granted safe conduct
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Olney has secured telegraphic orders from the Turkish government to permit departure for the United States of Armenian natives including women and children. The effort, long pursued before the Porte, is credited to Me Terral for pressing the matter with resolute energy and diplomatic persistence.
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Washington
Olneyim
United States
Constantinople
United State
Newports
Jong
Terral
Arrested After Many Days Nook Wrecker Coles in Philadelphia
Adolphus Ware, once running a New York bank, was arrested in Philadelphia on fugitive from justice charges. The Cole’s bank collapse left patrons and the poor with losses estimated between $100,000 and $300,000. He was detained at Broad Street station by two Italians connected to the bank’s history and local detectives.
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Coles
Proiadelphia
Philadelphia
Adolphus Ware
New York
Cole
Broad Street
Bank
Defense of New York bankers in gold exchange critique
Assistant Secretary W. E. Curtis argues letters defending New York bankers from claims they drain the Treasury gold reserve. He explains the bank role in foreign exchange under balance of trade, notes three banker classes, and asserts price movements reflect legitimate market forces amid gold shipments and export demand.
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Washington
W. E. Curtis
Treneny de Prelavent
Annise Ant
Dubnny
Cloaground Department
New Fork Bankera
New York
Garvan Nitaka
Munchio
Banks of Deposit
Asus
aUowsl Banc
Europe
Ahavelas
Indique
New Yorks
London
Satan Water Fire and Political Letters Amid Atlanta News
Washington and Atlanta items reveal a contested nomination and a candidate for president weighing in after sending a letter to the Atlanta Journal. Senator Henry in Wort Culongs addresses a rally, recovering his voice to speak on Southern policy in a free public meeting tonight.
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Thomie
Popullut
Today
Atlanta Journal
Jetter Accontius
Hutter Hinde
Teller
Wort, Culongs
Henry At
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Winter market and farm notes
Fragmentary text lists varied names and places with scattered references to winter, markets, and agricultural goods. The legible items include mentions of grains, wheat, and trade terms, but no coherent event or complete facts emerge from the garbled page.
Ans Company's Dividend Declared by Pullman Palace
Santa Chicago area reports that Ans Companies declared a quarterly dividend of 2 per share, with a total capital stock value over 27 million. New directors include George M. Pullman and Marshall Font, among others, and the annual revenue for the prior year is cited, though figures are partially garbled.
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Anil Gyi
Pullman Palace Cir Cvmpany
Caplty
Lillie
Lowes
Gold Democrats Goe Ut Albany N Y Ballots Tie Court
Fragmented text from a Albany New York story discusses the 16 vote tie and court decision affecting party ballots. Names and dates are unclear but the article centers on Democratic ballot issues and appeals related to the election process.
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Albany
N.Y
Lytic
Mike Mum
Burglary Hits Town Collector’s Workshop in Night Theft
A nighttime burglary targeted a local collection at an Ald Vain Maa workshop, with valuables taken and a wake to investigate. The incident was discovered by authorities who are reviewing the damaged scene and seeking leads on suspects.
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Tacoma
Wiel
Murry
Ald Vain Maa
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