Taft visits Kentucky in historic bluegrass invasion
Taft campaigns across Kentucky proclaiming the south as part of the union and urging voters to back Republican candidates. He appeals in Lexington Ashland and Louisville praising Kentucky’s GOP governor and senator, and criticizes Bryan's bank deposit proposal while stressing party unity ahead of November.
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Louisville
South
Taft
Teudey
Kentucky
Bluegrass
North Carolina
Virginia
Lexington
Ashland
Miryan
Bryan
Oklahoma
Mr. Smith
Huntington
W. Va
East Kentucky Junction
Olive
Moorehead
Balt Lick
Mount Sterling
Winchester
Democratic Party
Prankfort
En Morse
Capitol
Frankfort
Washington
Republican Party
Shelbyville
Champ Chark
Missouri
William Alden Soith
Leslie M. Shaw
Tregisar
Kentucks
Bradley
Willson
Sherman Disc Essie Evid and Its Reprocp in Prosperlvles
A Sherman discourse recounts protective tariff arguments in Jamestown with touring Republican supporters. The speaker denounces free trade and Bryanism, cites British patent law as evidence, and urges Taft era protection to sustain American industry and agriculture.
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Sherman Disc
Prosperlves
Noted French Priest May Be Excommunicated
A French Catholic priest faces possible excommunication as reports claim Vatican policy forbids Catholics in France from attending state universities. Pope’s stance aims to steer Catholics away from elite schools in favor of Catholic institutions. Father Rometo Murri, leader of the Catholic democrats, is reportedly slated for discipline for disobedience in letters and conduct.
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Chetlo
France
Rometo Murri
Catholic Democrats
Gift for American Sailors From Hong Kong
About 6 000 gifts for American sailors on the Atlantic Wave include eight punch bowls sent from Hong Kong for the ships.
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Atlantic
Hong Kong
United States to Feature Prominently in 1908 Exhibition
Lemion October 15 1907 announcement that the Pranco Kt ich exhibition buildings will be used in 1908 for the 4 Peat International and colonial exhibition. The US is expected to play a prominent role in the event.
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Bair. Lemion
Pranco Ktich
United States
Suffrage Conference Opens With Speeches in Buffalo
The tenth annual convention of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association opened in Buffalo with remarks by President Rev. Amy Shaw and greetings from Mayor J. N. Adam at the YMCA auditorium. Delegates received a letter from Annie Cobden Sanderson urging more militant tactics, while Emily Howland recalled the spirit of 1848 and Elizabeth Cady Stanton's words.
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Buffalo
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Amy. H. Shaw
Shaw
Workers For Woman's Suffrage
J. N. Adam
Young Men's Christian Association
Annie Cobden Sanderson
England
Emily Howland
Sherwood
N. Y
Sencecw Falls
Howland
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Three Days Tour Through His Home State Boosts Candi date
Bayan Glaim Nebragka gains momentum after a three day tour through his home state. He convinces voters that he is more popular now than before and alleges a strong regional lead over NCR. Support from local crowds and favorable reception marked the stop.
Suit to recover rich Texas oil property
Houston Texas October 1 A suit filed in Matagorda county on behalf of James H W Burnham and others residing in California seeks a restraining order against Hardy Oil Company and others in Markham Field. The suit asks for a receiver and an accounting for damages alleged near 2 million dollars. Plaintiffs claim a 21 functioning interest in oil controlled by defendants and that oil valued at about one million dollars has been obtained. The case will be heard November 16.
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Houston
Texas
Matgorda County
James HW. Burnham
California
Hardy OW Company
Markham Field
Alee Peer
Phiintiffs
Hhim
Neaard
Well Drill Collapses Claim Three Dynamite Victims
Morning Journal reports a fatal blast near the Rudoulph Spreckels yard four miles from town. Foreman D Crane and Herbert Wright of Santa Rosa died, and Alfred Meier is named among the deceased. Peace back in Korea with Seoul noting an amicable settlement after clashes between Chinese and Japanese troops near Kantag.
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Morning Journal
Ts DD. Cranl
Herbert Wright
Santa Rosa
Alfred
Korea
Seoul
Kantag
Koreas
Chime
Kenteo
Tragic Accidental Shooting Claims Young Girl
A family near Port Sure reports a fatal accident when a revolver discharged during a visit, mortally wounding a nine year old girl. The companion child, a boy, was struck in the head but survived the initial injuries with critical condition.
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Bulmery
J. W. Wieder
Port Sure
Wisdom Home
New Methodist Bishop Elected to Succeed Hart
The New Methodist Church executive committee elected Rev. William K. Pearce of North Chile to be bishop, succeeding Bishop Edward P. Hart of Atlanta, who retired due to age and infirmity. Hart had served since 1874.
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Chiveagu
The
Pree Methodist Church
Willam KM. Pearce
North Chile
Edward PP. Hart
Atlaneda
Hart
Bryan Concludes Three Day Nebraska Speaking Tour
W J Bryan wrapped up a three day campaign stroll through Nebraska with a large meeting, asserting the state leans Democratic and pledging a bigger majority than in 1896. He praised loyal Nebraskans, blasted Cannon and Roosevelt policies, and warned of Republican panic plans.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
W. J. ‘Bryan
Nebraska
Wis
Dave
Waele
Nebrooka
Pop
India
Thay
Bryan
Tecumech
Tecumeeh
Cunson
Congress
Cannon
House
Roosevelt
Rocorevell
Taft
Nebraska City
Republican Committee
Plettsimouth
Nebrask civil preview hints at funds for republics
Fragmentary note from a Nebraska civil listing dated October 25 hints at payments or pledges to republics. The text is incomplete and continues on page 2 column 2.
Democratic campaign contributors listed across states
Morning Journal summary of Democratic National Committee contributions through October 8 showing receipts from large and small donors totaling 248 567 59 with 225 962 58 disbursed and 22 604 67 on hand. Notable donors include William Thomas in Arizona Guy Tucker in Arkansas Archibald McNeil in Connecticut Nathan Strauves in New York and Samuel Utermeyer in New York among many others.
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Morning Journal
New York
Democratic National Committees
Ridder
Democratic National Campaign
Denver
Arizona
William #. Thomas
Arkansas
Guy G. Tucker
RK. B. Macon
California
John Wy
J. Koight
Nathan Cole
Archibald McNeil
Florida
Arthur T. Williams
P. A. Bignan
New Mexico
N. BB. Laughlin
Texas
James I. Stubbs
A BR. Roberton
Biba Heywood
George W. Littlefield
H. A. Wroe
Harvey ©. Lehman
MH. OG Jackson
John Hull, Jr
John W Cox
Hyde Clark
Henry Hurcard
Walter Prancis Turns
Thomas W. Finnacane
William Dheffman
WL GI Conners
W. J. Bellias
Reymour H. Kane
Kauddeback
Kil Jen
Karl
W. Perry Taylor
Perry Belmont
John N. Valley
T. M. Osborne
Rourke Cochran
James Gregory
William F. Hhurus
Samuel Utermeyer
Jacob Kupper
John Fox
Stee
W. T. Baldwin
Nebraska
M. T. Conner
J H. Catron
Caoptain Bl. Fogart
G. M. Hitchcock
G M Hayden
H W. Harkey
A I. Johnsen
Phillip HM. Kell
J. Ho Moreland
Walsh
C. M. Gruenther
Rh. D Morassy
W. J. Bryan
Thomas Taggart
William Blickstock
Cornelius Cunningham
Charles ©. Priority
William Bh. Tobson
Abraham Slimmons
Mack Pur nishes Latest List of Democratic Contributors
National Chairman Norman B Mack released sums of 100 and over received on October 14 and 13 to 14 totaling 12 558 from seventy contributors to the Democratic National Committee fund. Late additions include Norman Mack 1600 for New York, Croker Jr 200, Augustine Haley 500, McKinney 500, Welsh 100, plus others across Nebraska and New York.
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Mack
Chicago
Norman BE
Theis
New York
Lindauer
Norman &. Mack
Francia B. Plavrson
J.crimmota
William Hoge
Augustine Haley
A. J. McKinney
Richard Croker, Jr
Nebraska
A M, Morrisey
Chanter Family Seeks Local Testimony for New York Case
In a petition EL S Chanter joins brother Winthrop and cousin Arthur Carey to testify locally to avoid moving witnesses to New York where the case is set for hearing next Monday. Separately Amalgamated Copper declares a regular quarterly dividend of fifty cents per share on capital stock.
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EL. S. Chanter
Winthrop Chanter
Arthur Carey
New York
Amalgamated Dechires
Atra Algamated Copper Company
Veteran Major General Coultiery Dies in Greensburg at 81
Major General Coultiery aged eighty one and a Mexican and Civil War veteran died in Greensburg Pennsylvania last night. He served in the Mexican War and Civil War and was widely respected in the veterans community.
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Mesioun Ware
Greensburg
Coultiery
Bookmaking 70 Be Permitted at Latonia
Cincinnati Oct. 15. Bookmaking will be permitted at Latonia at the fall meeting of the Latonia Jockey Club despite orders from the Kentucky racing commission. The Latonia directors approved the move at a afternoon meeting and expect a court fight over the pari mutuel betting issue and the legality of the racing commission.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky Racing Commission
Latonian Jockey Club
Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Latonia
Kentucky
Racing Commission
Latenza
Mrs Tucker Withdraws Case Against Husband
Mrs William F Tucker through counsel withdrew from court the charge of wife abandonment filed against Coronel William Tucker United States army. Attorney Pearson said the case aided the municipal effort to reopen grand jury action. Colonel Tucker is in Federal Hospital Hot Springs Ark October 15. He was arrested in Decatur DL December on a charge of wife desertion and arrived at the army and navy hospital.
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Chicago
Wiliam F Tucker
Coronel William . Tucker
United States Army
Pearson
Tucker
Pederal Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Wo F. Tucker
Decatur
Chinese governor to visit Chee Moo and Wei Hai Wei
The Shan Tung governor plans a state tour by chartered Caer ian steamer to Chee Moo and Wei Hai Wei to express friendly sentiments toward Germany. German papers in the city note rising anti German uneasiness across the Shan Tung peninsula, though the governor’s visit seeks calm.
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China
Tring Tau
Shan Tung
Chee Moo
Wei Hai Wei
Caurt
Germany
Well Known Painter Beck Dies in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia based painter Carel Beck, a renowned figure in American art and sister of former Assistant Attorney General James M. Beck, died here today after a long, celebrated career in historic painting.
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Philadelphia
Carel Beck
America
Robert
Ines
Miss Beck
James M. Beck
Author Cumwood Denies Death Rumor of Curwood
A report claims James Oliver Curwood, Detroit writer, was murdered by Indians in Hudson Mey district. The author Cumwood denies the tale as absurd, stating Curwood is alive and in a northern town of Sukatehewatt.
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Cumwood
James Oliver Curwooud
Detroit
Hudson Mey
Curwood
Sukatehewatt
Christian Science Sentinel to Launch Daily Monitor
The Christian Science Publishing Society plans a new daily paper named the Christian Monitor to be issued tomorrow. The announcement states the launch of a periodical serving the Christian Science faith and publishing observances.
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Chritian Science Daily
Liveteam
Christian Scientiat Sentinel
Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Belenoe Monitor
Suit to Smash Alleged Powder Trust Comes Up
Testimony in New York today focused on documents claimed to show a national powder makers’ cartel. Government witnesses argued a powder trust existed from Lehigh to Delaware, led by Du Pont and Demours. defense contends the association ended in 1902.
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New York
Whiely Ic Wits Cought
United States
Mehaffy
Federal Department of Justice
Powder Trust
FB. J. du Pont
Torday
Leis
Deeg
Powder Trade Association
du Pont Company
Ormeniaed Analpire ‘Ohamadl
Senator Borah and Williams Confer at Republican HQ
In Chicago senators Borah and Williams returned after a speaking tour through the west and met Republican leaders at headquarters. They said California Oregon Utah Iowa and Colorado were safely Republican while Bryan had a fighting chance in Nevada and Montana.
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Boral Clatns
United States
Williams
Borah
Republican National
California
Oregon
Utah
Iahio
Colorado
Bryan
Nevada
Monetuna
Negro Editors Laud Foraker as Martyr
The eastern and Interstate negro press convention in Pittsburgh praises Joseph Benson Foraker of Ohio and Governor Dineen while censuring Roosevelt and Taft. The group urges black voters to reelect Foraker to the Senate and oppose Taft, citing his stance for rights and justice amid mob violence and racial prejudice.
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Morning Journal
Pittsburg
John Wesley A. M. Ki. Zion
Foraker
Dineen
Roosevelt
Taft
Pemerptes Fays
Philips
Lovejoys
Lincoln
Grant
Joseph Stenson Foraker
Ohio
Springfield
DM Nere
Megre
Ohie
Joseph Benson Foraker
United States Senate
White House
Willho
Lasters Strike Declared Off Under Police Protection
Under city police protection the lasters union voted to end a two week strike that nearly halted shoe manufacturing. The ballot favored calling off by 56 votes to 483 against.
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Lasters
Lyon
Mus
Transport Sheridan Arrives From Orient
The United States army transport Sheridan arrived in San Francisco from the Philippines via Nagasaki with officers and enlisted men on board. Delayed several days at Manila due to cholera quarantine, she left Yokohama on September 28 and came directly to the city skipping Honolulu.
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Orient
San Francisco
United States Army
Sheridan
Philippines
Nagasaki
Manila
Honolulu
Hearst Welcomes Haskell Suit Details Emerged
A Morning Journal report outlines the Haskell v. Hearst suit with claims of attempts to delay service and questions over timing. It notes Mr Haskell’s earlier declaration of intent to proceed and references his resignation as national treasurer.
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Blue Grada
State
Jamestown
Cuba
James S&s Sherman
Fornacen
Pat Pet
Britain
Offerte
Sherman
Trina
Bayan Glaim
Nebragka
Fort Sumner
Speaker
Nebrask
Civ
Chanler Quel
Amelia Rives
Dournas Operltl
John Armstrong Ciptoner
Chanter
Amelia Hives
Thomas
Chaloner
George C. Gregory
Richmond
Willham Teel
Joneeph H. Choate, Jr
Ambarcader Choate
Lewis Stuyverant Chanter
Supreme Court of New York
Merry Millis
Convention of Colored Editors
Hernando
W. J. Jackson
Hearst
Haskell
W. It. Mearst
Cloverner Haskell
Hankell
Tink
Terial
Pone Hearst
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