McKinley Campaign Opens in Canton with Rallies
Crowds gather on the McKinley lawn in Canton Ohio as campaigns begin with patriotic music and speeches. Delegations arrive by special trains from Lebanon Berks and Pittsburgh and speakers include Major McKinney and W. W. Clark.
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Delegation Visits Republican Nominee at Tifton Event
A large group of railroad workers from Pennsylvania and Ohio, including crews from the Toledo and Ann Arbor and other lines, arrived at 2 p.m. to greet the Republican nominee. T. Mr. Burgess led the introducing as observers from Akron firms and Goodrich and Whiteman Barnes offices paid respects.
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Wheat Sensation of the Week and Market Outlook
The market reports a dramatic weekly wheat surge on New York exchanges with prices rising to multiple cents amid strong foreign demand and limited European supplies. Prospects point to continued price strength as exports rise and industrial and building activity sustain demand, while copper and lead movements influence broader commodity mood and investment.
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Great cooperative glass factory opens amid French strike tensions
oat opening day in France for a new cooperative glass factory formed by former Curmaux strike participants. Attendance drew high officials, with Paris municipal workers and other cities offering support funds as tensions rise over labor disputes and calls for social reform.
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Plan to spread Bryan message across states prompts letter
A May 1 letter from Jones of the central committee urges broad circulation of a Bryan manifesto. The memo suggests a nationwide effort with county leaders organizing demonstrations and reading the "crown of thorn and gold" passage in every court range from the United States to rally support for the candidate.
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Crown of Thorn
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Carlisle Address Draws Warm Reception at Bowling Green
Secretary Carlisle spoke this afternoon amid a cheering crowd of supporters. He faced questions on the pending agreement and offered assurances of fair treatment, with attendees presenting him with flowers as he concluded.
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Populists Plan Gold Voters Ties in Election Shuffle
Atlanta report says a party committee formally withdraws the populist electoral ticket in Georgia while focusing on electing congressional candidates. The move follows failed negotiations between party leaders in Chicago and aims to siphon Republican support.
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Riverfront speech by Hon. John F. to steel workers rally
A lengthy address by Hon. John F. centers on national prosperity, wage stability, and silver policy. The speaker urges unity among workers and managers to sustain production and prevent industrial decline, warning against hoarding money and stressing the need for equitable wage and employment conditions.
Soul santo at Paintes Mi Audiance
Fragmented OCR text references Davenport event with a Cima performance and a quartet from Gerdunne, significant in Alsen Wisconsin. It mentions Wilbur bast, Hille Tilly, and a march from the spat Hille Tilly and a return to dager ater Wwecert.
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Woman poisoned in Missoula may event stir city ire
A local Missoula report describes a poisoning involving a woman over ten years old and medical and police responses. The scene centers on a hospital and a mother figure as evidence is gathered and authorities investigate. Washington and national politics are briefly referenced in relation to a St Pauls game and Democratic leaders.
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Letter from James K. Jones on protecting voting rights
A October letter from Chairman James K. Jones of the Democratic National Committee condemns corporate pressure on workers to vote against their beliefs. He warns of government by conspirators and calls for prosecution of those tampering with the electoral process.
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Prominent Speaker Condemns Disturbances at Carlisle Meeting
In Peoria an audience packed inns and outdoor crowds gathered for Mr Kegan’s arrival and speech. Mobs faced disruption as unionists and the public filled tabernacle, hall, and court house square, with thousands unable to hear the orator’s full remarks.
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Bispnop Wells 15 In Cincinnati At Meeting
In Cincinnati on October 2 the national missionary payroll for the Hylscopal church will be in Reunion at Christ's church during the week. Representatives from multiple states and cities attended led by Episcopal officials including Kuliz Hiphops Wells Spokane Gray Florida Gilbrt Min Howots Gilaypla Michigan Helix Port Au Princes Hayti Langrod New York Doctors Laddell Murraly Birmingham Shari St. Louis Vorllua Yuul Davis St. Loula Hunter N C Kimber Matson Now Works
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Claimed Bank Robbers’ Horses and Names of the Dead
Two men claiming to be Stone and Roke from Brown's Hole say they rode the horses of the bank robbers and identify the dead as Billy Bramit, George Law, and Jim Snirlay, all reputed locals from Towns Park for years. One says Law is the nephew of George Leite who runs a store at Green’s Crowing, Utah.
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Fraud order bars IT 18 from posting offices nationwide
A fraudulent circular operation allegedly issuing threats to collect alleged debts was blocked by a postal service fraud order. Key figures include James Maan, apparent president, and Clay Prentian, manager of the enterprise based in Davenport.
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Wim Aus Murem
A.rc
Davanport
Saginaw Mill Fire Damages Plant Premises and Lumber
A major blaze swept through the Mimbur pit and the mill plant at Center Loum tar company in Zilwankes, Michy, destroying hundreds of feet of timber. Losses are estimated near 700 000 with insurance coverage.»
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Centee Loum Tar Company
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Result of Whisky and Cards Rally In Russellville
In Russellville Kentucky October 7 a rough scene broke out after a boxing bout. One man was killed and another badly wounded when Arch Provntr stabbed Lan Crafon and deeply wounded his brother Doc Crofton. The deceased was a noted jockey.
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Aduirsy Lite
Loma County
Deach Lan Cra Fon
Doc Crofton
No Security in Turkey London Det The Athena Report
Fragmentary text references dispatches to the Standard about Turkey and a claim of administrative failure and lack of justice. Mentions envoys and a note to a port with strongest character viewed amid naval issue and exports of sulphate to Germany.
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London
Athena
Anymz
Charles F Crisp Dies in Atlanta After Illness
Charles F Crisp former Speaker and Georgia senator died this afternoon in Atlanta after a week of heart and malaria complications. He had long been confined by asthma heart trouble and malaria fever, with official notices stating congestion of the lungs as the final cause. His death ends a prominent political career marked by leadership in the Democratic Party and a historic bid for the U.S. Senate from Georgia.
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Death of Mr. Crisp Saddens Democratic Leader
Peoria Illinois reports Charles Crisp died after boarding a train in Springfield. William J Bryan expressed deep sorrow noting Crisp’s health and public service. Howard sent condolences to Mrs. Crisp, calling Crisp one of the strongest and kindest in public life.
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Crisp
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Prizes and Fraud Charge Loom Over New York Clothiers
New York clothiers Prine Co and partners were arrested on a fraud warrant. Investigators say they misused deposits totaling thousands, faked liabilities, and drew large sums before a February failure. William Tove named receiver. assets and insufficient records cited.
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Prominent American Bids for Dock and Preferred Stock
A well known American resident in London, allied with the Gould circle, bids for the antinary dock and preferred stock controlled by the AYther Eiishriet Feadwagy Shareholders' Association. The offer, backed by New York buyers, was resumed Saturday near Canton. local citizens plan a visit to Canton for 26cTiasey, traveling by special tram with 40 oo ree.
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Wales Lettlewerk
Wheat and market chatter from the Chicago telegraph
The report details overnight and morning price movements for Dominber wheat as well as other grains and futures. It notes a gradual advance in prices and mentions regional wheat movements and related market activity with several figures and locations referenced.
Chairman Butler Appeals to Populists for Support
A late 19th or early 20th century note shows Chairman Butler urging the Populist party to back Tern Threueh and Bryan. The plea stresses unity amid contested presidential candidates, warns against splitting votes, and calls supporters to stand with the People's Party for democracy and common welfare.
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