Taft in Ohio Gains for Labor Aid Assertion
William Howard Taft campaigned in Ohio towns including Zanesville Cambridge and Akron as crowds gathered. He argued labor unions gain wealth power and legal protection from his rulings and contrasted his stance with Bryan. He cited cases in St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago and noted labor organization gains and Gompers salary increases while promising continued legal framework. He spoke at Canal Dover and Akron and planned to move to Liverpool with a crowd rich in Foraker and McKinley era connections. Special note advertises overcoats at West Park shop.
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Hughes speech on trusts mocked by critic in anti trust debate
The writer ridicules Gov Hughes for opposing anti trust measures and mocks his remedies. He argues trusts harm the public, supports a 50 percent control limit, and contends patents are not part of the plank. He warns private monopolies are indefensible and calls for a serious remedy.
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Czar of Bulgaria Enters His Capital Amid Enthusiasm
Prince Ferdinand enters Sofia as crowds cheer his proclamation of Bulgarian independence. Rumors of an Austrian flag spark a rush to the legation while the American embassy draws attention as the Berlin treaty looms. Britain shifts to a broader conference scope as powers discuss the near East crisis and Crete’s union with Greece unfolds. Serbia shows calm as its assembly endorses the government’s peace policy.
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England Recedes and Agrees to a Conference
London reports that M Iswolsky won approval from Sir Edward Grey for a conference of powers to address the near East crisis and topics beyond the Austria Bosnia annexation and Bulgarian independence. The British foreign office released the joint view after a cabinet morning meeting.
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Treasury buys silver for delivery in New York
Washington reports the treasury purchased 100000 ounces of silver for delivery at New York at 51.944 cents per fine ounce.
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Prince Nicholas Declares Montenegrins Will Fight
Cettinje Oct 12 The Montenegrin national assembly opened in extraordinary session as war fever runs high over Austria Hungary annexations of Bosnia and Herzegovina The prince Nicholas declared the annexations a crying wrong and urged the people to sacrifice their last drop of blood unless peaceful efforts rectify the grievance The message was greeted with cheers and approval.
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Deceived Mother by Postum Coffee Substitute
A Kentucky woman recounts her mother's coffee habit harming digestion. After trying Postum, mixed pots led to tasting Postum as rich coffee, improving her health. The letter promotes Postum Co.’s product and its promotion line “There’s a reason.”
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Mrs Howard Gould Gains Point in Alimony Suit
New York October 12 Justice Giegerich denied a motion by Howard Gould to strike parts of an affidavit from Katherine Clemmons Gould in her bid for 125000 alimony and counsel fees. Delancey Nicholl, representing Gould, argued segments were irrelevant and scandalous.
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Turkish boats en route to the island of Samos
Salonica, European Turkey, Oct. 12. The Turkish cruiser Meijidieh and three torpedo boats arrived here today and proceeded on their voyage to the Island of Samos. The Island of Samos lies about 40 miles southwest of Smyrna, which is in Asia Minor. It is the nearest Grecian island to the Turkish coast and pays an annual tribute to Turkey.
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Governor Norris rallies Montana Democrats in Helena
Special Dispatch reports from Helena, October 12, that Governor Norris, after a day in Helena, headed to Fergus County to campaign. He praised strong turnout and confidence in state ticket victories, highlighting bank deposits guarantee and land law amendments as top voter concerns.
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Debs III Cancelled Engagements in Newark
Eugene V. Debs nominee of the socialist party for president was forced to cancel his speaking engagements in Newark due to a severe cold. He fell ill after a fast automobile trip from Camden to Philadelphia and remained in bed under a physician care. The funeral of Katherine Kelly will be held at 9 AM at 846 South Main Street then at St Joseph's Church for requiem high mass at 9 30.
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Journal Asks Decoration For Wright In Aerial Navigation Victory
Paris dispatch says The Journal appeals to the government to decorate Wilbur Wright, American aviator, with no Legion of Honor in recognition of his success in aerial navigation.
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Lodge Warns of Japan's Menace at TreMont Meeting
Boston Oct 12 United States Senator Lodge urged a bigger navy at a Republican Club ratification event in Tremont temple to deter Japan and guard coasts. He argued war is possible without a navy and called for pressing ahead despite opposition from figures like Bryan. The item also references a comic caption about an auto veil.
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Law Sets 22 Inch Clearance From Engine Cab Windows
A proposed law would require objects to be 22 inches from engine cab windows, a request by railroad men. The third measure did not affect labor, being a resolution to censure Governor Roole. No labor measure tied in the Tenth session.
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