Bryan Campaign Tour Across Ohio and Indiana
A report from a busy day of campaign events for William Jennings Bryan. He spoke at the Central Armory and Grey's armor Tatler balcony in Cleveland area crowds, praising banking deposits reforms and transparency. Funder names including Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Taft are mentioned with debate on party lines and opposition figures. Bryan plans continues through Ohio towns Napoleon, Bowling Green, Akron, Findlay, Fremont, Sandusky, Bellevue, Lorain and into Indiana Union City to end in several cities with a 19-stop itinerary.
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Steel Trust
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Hacketts
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Iyai
Mr. Bryan
Bowling Green
Lorain
Toledo
Newcastle
Maunese
Anderson
Kokomo
Peru
South Bend
Crowd at Bowling Green with Bryan All the Time
A fragmentary report describes Mr Bryan engaging crowds at Bowling Green and questioning Democrats on tariff relief and unemployment while addressing a rambling crowd, with exchanges over his identity and public reception.
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Bowling Green
Bryan
Governors statements tie Rankin murder to group felons
A governor’s afternoon statement describes a complex Rankin killing plot. He alleges Cinom and others conspired with a ring of men including Parker and Taylor to abduct and murder Rankin, with confessions tying several guards to the crime. The inquiry will continue, with more evidence expected.
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Neifane
Laku
Rauneir
Patterson
Union Gil
Quentin Renkin
Tankhy
Murti
Uwe Mee
Rankin
Taylor
Herring
Hogs
Morris
Memphis
Tayeut Janson
Bomb Thrown At Gambling Resort During Turbulent Night
A bomb exploded at a gambling resort in Cor Lage Grove Avenue area causing shattered windows and neighborhood fears. Witnesses reported gunfire and police redirected traffic as investigators began assessing the blast and motive amid ongoing unrest linked to criminal suppression and gambling pressures.
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Cor Lage Grove Avene
Aingtensure Colt Tn
Coast of New England Visited by Big Storm
A fierce storm battered the coast of New England with heavy rain and strong winds. The center of the cyclone tracked near Nantucket and Cape Cod, threatening vessels and prompting warnings for ships along the coast.
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Boston
Met
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Bentit
Yale
New Yorke
Baxter
Atari
Lato A. Floel
Roantora
Mononuy Point
Springs Surprise on Witness Morse in Bank Case
Charles W. Morse faced cross examination for over six hours in the criminal division as details of a loan to Katherine Wilson and related banking purchases were dissected. Morse denied direct interest in the New Amsterdam Bank while admitting discussions aimed at settling a $125,000 loan, and questioned the bank’s handling of stock collateral and amounts owed as investigators pressed the geography of losses and securities.
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Charles W. Morse
Muniteth
Eciicut Cunrl
Pineaf
Witlanal Banke
North Aroerisi
Me Morse
Alfred M. Curtin
Stimson
Morse
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Stim
Mr. Stimson
Mr. Morse
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Umi
Leslie Whiting
Mr. Simson Rear Lutte
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Otite
Aimterdam Baik
Maree
Morse Agr
Wilson Tan
Alorse
New Amsterdam Bank
Atention
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Mover Aras
Wilson
Stiipann
Curtis
MP Morse
Simson
Ort
Herfeady
Mr. Amarse
Thy Mercantile
Hank
North America
Une Pros
Aly
Morson
Ches
Aly Morgan
Lapaugh
Court Spectators Scene at Noted Murder Trial
Court spectators in a wary mood gather for a murder trial in Matand Ya. Nartol and others appear linked to the case involving Th ty Tones. Key witnesses include Sapiel Hardy held on charges. jurors briefed. Allen Rall's denial noted. search of spectators warranted.
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Vatu Oatha
Serlou Jyanhio
Tig Carpnoe
Matand
Ravehl Wim Platals
Nockel
AE Patel
Gompers Urges Labor Unity Ahead of Election
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, announced plans to distribute materials to union workers nationwide. The effort aims to define labor's stance for the present campaign and rally support among followers and affiliated groups.
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Washington
Get
Samuel Gonpers
Feder Hon of
Amarican Fedoentionint
Pallten Camipiiten
Avery Tabor
Tie
Mack Aroused 0 Charge Collusion
Norman H. Mack, Democratic National Committee chair, charges a deal between the Republican National Committee and the Standard Oil interests links Rockefeller contributions to Taft’s campaign. He claims large payments and promises influenced the 1908 presidential race, criticizing Carnegie and Rockefeller while asserting the G.O.P. received funds. The Republican chair Hitchcock denies collusion and maintains no funds were received.
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Mack
Democratic National Committee
John WY. Reckafelier
Matt
Republican National Committee
Tatts
Standard Oi
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Rockefeller
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Rorkefeller
Roosevelt
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Chanogle
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Ryan
Carnigleaya
White House
Chalemin Mule
Taft
Rackfeller
Atv
Rockefelier
Bastianes
deniereUe National Committer
Mackauld
Rockefeller backs Taft divides parties in split interview
Rockefeller declares he will vote for Taft and praises his fitness and stability over Bryan. He says Taft would avoid radical measures harming industrial progress while supporting Republican trade and fiscal positions. White House reacts, deeming the Rockefeller release a calculated waste of influence by Standard Oil.
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Hoot
Root
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Associated Preas
New York
Chicago Record-Herald
John D. Rockefeller
Taft
William H.taft
Mr. Taft
Howeven
Rockefeller
Trockefalter
United States
Tatt
Horkefelior Iso
Aimericay
Avalon
Tex
Taft Favored by Rockefeller Backers Amid Bainbridge Critique
Napoleon Okla Oct 80 Wilam J. Bryan denounces John D. Rockefeller's New York statement endorsing Taft, calling the Standard Oil ties with the Republican party a shared interest. Bryan argues Taft would enforce the law and stabilize business, while Rockefeller’s support signals a conflict with reform and labor. He denounces trusts and warns the party cannot serve two masters as Carnegie and Roosevelt critiques surface.
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Rockefeller
Hfo
Roosevelt
Taft
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Standard of
Standard of Company
Taft Sees Little Significance In Statement
Taft dismisses a recent statement as largely insignificant saying it lacks impact on the current political scene. He notes anxiety in Bryan’s camp over trusts and Rockefeller rumors but argues party action should be guided by broader principles rather than sensational pressure. Continued coverage on the convention scene is expected.
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Suintland
Tim
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