Campaign rhetoric surrounds Indiana and national race
Vernon Indiana October Wil va 1 Utryen's arrival sparks large crowds. Bryan campaigned with McMillin and Peabody as official escorts. Speeches were delivered at multiple towns including Loogoote, Westroom, Vinewames, and Lawrenceville amid heavy turnout.
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St. Leaver
Vernon
Ind
Wilva
Utryen
Indiana
Minow
Campales
Corviry
McMillin
Bryan Bet
Peabody
Family murder tragedy shocks town in arkansas case
A father and five children were murdered in a grisly Arkansas incident. Authorities described a chaotic scene with bloodstains and signs of a brutal struggle. The case centers on a family amid a tense investigation involving possible motives and relationships. Detectives pursue leads as neighbors react with shock.
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Thatr
Homa
Fetter Rok Ark
Octeter
Mystic
Down
Orymbekne Amd
Jake King
Sob King
Ilony
Phun
Htamishy
Sani Telitta
Chitin
Vitalie
Thor
Pwr
Oatowte
Uae
Washington ferment over free silver campaign efforts
In Washington October 3 a report details visits by Gan Astral aid and others including Seyter and Malcolm Jack to the Department of Duster lel ie. The line up listed Juanes Crowech Neely Walker and Thiserich Atunenes in a push related to free silver. Confirmation awaited on the effort and participants.
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Serment
Wisi Virginiany
Washington
Weabington
Gan
Astral
CO. P. Seyter
Matcolm Jackom
Wea Vireinke
Washine
Ty Teibey
Tie Department
Duster Lel
Teele Mathe
Thiserich Atunenes Walker
Eedsuynt
Juanes J. Crowech
Neely Particinarson
Mer Wits
Notable East Liverpool Crowd Hears A. et al Speech
An estimated 20 000 fans gathered in East Liverpool Ohio on October 2 1873 to hear A et al speak in a lengthy address. The speaker praised fan enthusiasm and stressed the importance of reputation and public backing during the event’s conclusion.
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Ftreiatur
Liverpool
Ohio
Warner
Pere
McKinley Campaign Day Draws Delegations From Many States
A busy Canton event centers on Major McKinley with crowds from Ohio Pennsylvania and beyond. Delegations from Venango County Pa Wooster University students Allegheny County War Veterans Club and Cleveland groups are among those welcomed as banners parades and wheelmen clubs march past. A gift cup from New York mechanical workers and a porcelain bath tub from Pittsburgh firms highlight civic support as trains bring attendees from Harrisburg Dauphin Athens and Sunday Creek Valley Ohio to witness speeches and demonstrations.
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Canton
Ohio
Delodver
Ming
Shoet
Iervala
McKinley
Hobart
Major McKinler
McKinky
Gilvent States
Cleveland
Salle
Haprisbury
Dauphin County
Dag
Cave
Athens County
Sunday Creek Valley Meiiniey Clubs
McKitley
Wm. J. George
Haraissurg News
J. M. Alles
Gloucester
Sunray Creek Valley
WM. M'Kinley
Major McKinley
Ten E'Elole
Standard Manufacturing Company
Pitsburg
J. Terrente Maide
Barnerton
C. C. Barber
Damond Match Company
Pannsylvania
Ailegheny
W. B. Kirker
Pittsburg &Western
Robert R. Krabenbitl
Washington County
John H. Muntock
Citizens 1 General
John G. Clark
Pennsylvayne
Ind
Amercan Wire Workers of
J. W. Sutherland
Kilby Manufacturing Company
H. P. Nall Company
Cleveland Hardware Company
Charles J. Dailey
Star Fire Brick Company
Employex
Wm. _K. taltwells
Plisburg OW Weil Supply Company
Grant Hubbery
Fort Wayne
Raffrash
Rnoc’ Cox
Destructive Explosion Kills Five In Malawayes
A catastrophic blast at Malawayes RELEVATO on October TA violet ox Joon har destroyed a powder ronguaind. Five white perauns were killed and many seriously injured. Buildings collapsed, wrecking houses and damaging a circus. Property losses were extensive.
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Malawayes
Thors Hart Thormba
Tibet
Man and family depart Gray Gables by Queen's special
MELLATAR Sota October 2 reports J Jand and family leaving Gray Gables next week aboard the Queen's special to Portsmouth. They expect to arrive Sunday, with the departure and travel time noted as 11:10.
Bryan Accepts Populist Presidential Nomination
William Jennings Bryan issued a formal acceptance letter from St. Louis dated October 3 endorsing the Populist nomination for president. He praises cross party support for free silver, urges unity among Democrats, Populists, and Republicans, and argues against the gold standard while calling for coordinated effort to rally voters to one candidate.
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St. Louis
William Jennings Bryan
Papals
Wo. V. Allen
People’s Party
United States
Citergo
People's Party
Democratic Party
Silver Party
Republican Party
Pollifeat Pal
Credijons
Heketdhnash
Oth Sary
Rea
Campbell to Vote for Bryan and Speak in Ohio
In Washington, ex governor James B Campbell of Ohio says he will vote for Bryan at the Chicago convention and make speeches in Ohio to back the nominees, with possible appearances in Indiana and West Virginia. Other items note Archbishop Martinelli arriving in New York, William Morris's death in London, treasury cash balance, and a Railing sale confirmation in Philadelphia.
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Bryan
Ohto
Tadhuia
West Virgin
Washington
James B. Campbell
Ohio
City
Chicago
Indiana
West Virginia
Treasury
New York
Angugia Victoria
Hamburg
Southampton
Cher
Young
Lazard & Freres
Sub-Treasury
Democratic Club League at St Louis Congress Opens
In St Louis on October 3 the Democratic Club League opened with Stevenson and Black addressing about 2,500 delegates. The gathering featured strong anti money power rhetoric, praise for Lincoln and Grant, and a call to oppose monopolies and the gold standard. J B White of West Virginia was named secretary permanent officers chosen.
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Stevenson
Chauncey F. Black
J. B. White
West Virginia
C. F. Black
Jefferson Glee Club
America
Black
Hlick
Democratic Party
de Pouneinis
Mark Hanna
Block
Onplanse
Silvenson
Stine
Missouri
Ane
HD. Money
Mississippi
J. HR. White
Jefferson Pollard
Reading
Maney
W. J. Bevan Aml
Lincoln
Grant
Prrmanent
C.F. Tilak
Pannavivanis
Lawrence Gardiner
District of Columbia
W. A. Clark
Montars
CL. Werth
St. Lavi
Kelly
Tholiann
Mate
Honevailor
Chicago
Singer Gold Standard
All Railways
Pittsturg
Carlisle Indians
Duquesne County Athletic Club
Waoiieron
Washington and Jeferson
Cheb
Cambridge
Mass
Harvand
Williams
West Point
N. Y
Cadets
Tufts College
Ithaca
Cornell
Pridge Park
Tigers
Americus
Ax Parkersburg
Parkersburg
Marietta Fir
Wille
Bethany College
S.A. Prinnal
Paot
Halls Princeton
Hutears College
Baok Rexlyllin
Masa
John R. Gentry
Dubin
Frederick E. Ba~con
Rantier
Thomas P. Connoff
Balls Bridge Grounds
London 189? Celebrations for sixty years of Queen Victoria reign
London notes proposed to celebrate the sixty year milestone with a colonial review in Hyde Park to honor Queen Victoria. The plan includes representation from every colony, with support from the Prince of Wales. Clergy seek to mark multiple anniversaries by making London an archbishopric. Debate continues among churchmen and officials over church finances and leadership. The dynamite scare fades as government follows up.
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London
Arwenapers
Hyde Park
Joseph Chamberlain
Prince of Wales
Alan
Queen Victoria
Canterbury
York
Churchmen’s Liberation League
Alout
Simonde
Walpole
New York
Bede Training College
Durham
Sensational Conspiracy Trial Hinted Over Reading Suspects
A newspaper notes frustration over failing to secure Reading suspects and expects Scotland Yard to drop arrests of minor figures in the alleged plot. It is believed those arrested may receive short sentences in a forthcoming sensational trial.
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Scotland Yard
Orioles win Temple Cup game under Corbett steady guide
Baltimore defeats Cleveland 7 to 1 in a rain-threatened Temple Cup contest. Corbett stars on the mound with solid support as attendance fades amid forecasts of more showers. Prospects for a third game shift to Pittsburgh or Cincinnati due to weak crowds.
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Temple
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Forest City
Stonms
Ale
McGraw
Keeler
Dentuings
Kelley
McGarr
Wallace
Wee Sone
Baltimore Wee
McKean
Rez
West Clair Hinn Recovered Promise for Campaign
Washington report notes West Clair Hinn recovered and ready for campaign. He plans to depart for Virginia to fulfill engagements and deliver a campaign speech as preparations begin in Washington.
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Washington
D.C
Cal
J. W.se Clit
Battmore
Watts and political notes headline from Charleston notices
Charleston reports General Watts on the streets for the first time since illness with hopes of full recovery and campaign resume in a week. Chicago notes the Democratic gold party forming a nine member campaign committee led by John P. Hopkins. Hung Chang arrives from around the world for a scheduled visit. Weather summaries across several cities report fair, warm conditions with mild winds.
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Charleston
W. Va
CC. Watts
Chicago
Democratic Gold Party
John P. Hopkins
Hyntm Kayley
Hung Hang
Tien Tsun
Qorober
Hung Chang
Five Barrsans and Stupid Trip Says Eldest and Piggy Sing
The Journal reports the Barrison sisters arriving in New York aboard the Havel. Eldest Lona Barrison and clan, including Letty and the Betweens, arrive with manager Mr. Fleron. They describe a trip with three hundred passengers and only forty men, and note their act thrives on personality over elaborate stunts.
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Piggy
New York
Journal In
Atlantic
Fleron
Bad and Beautiful Sisters
Mr. Flarot
Litte Barrison
Letty Barrison
Barrison
Lona
Carly Gertie
Gertie
Ing
Sophia
Isabel
Olga
Ethel
Harrison
Howard
Anid
Elsim Shelee
Vyeg
Vienna
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Louis
Geen Balure
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Miya
Elma
Lee
Tania
Frente
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Tilles Collins
Miss Cullins
Cottier
Wii Rach
Oviutt
PTL
Auditer
Cymenadure Varierwite
The
Orien
Fon
A Warner
Wprinley
Pennsylvania
Uetunity of
United Efport
Nartinelle
Aileiy
Carding Satoll
Mactinelli
Cardinal Satolli
Campania
Martinell
William Morris
Philadelphia
Juden Acheson
Restling Road
Democrats
England
Yansning Point
Cen A. West, Clair
Me. C. Schnept
Opera House
Washington, D. C
West Viteinis
Pletaburg
Attie Barrisons
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