Taft Campaign Presses Labor Ties and Protective Policy
Taft argues Republican policy favored labor and that protective sugar duties sustained Yonkers and other Hudson cities. He labels Bryan’s reforms impractical, cites anti trust aims, and defends monopoly control while promising direct action against it. He stops in Yonkers, Poughkeepsie, Schenectady, Cohoes and Troy, addressing large crowds amid rain and crowds.
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Hudson
New York
William H. Taft
Yonkers
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Germany
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Tarrytown
Peekskill
Fishkill Landing
Poughkeepsie
Collingwood Opera House
Judge Taft
Job Hedges
Hedges
Holland faces uncertain move after Venezuela decree
Washington observers weigh Holland's next step after President Castro refuses to revoke May decree blocking curacao port shipments. The Oct 28 note was seen as an ultimatum with Nov 1 deadline. Possible actions include naval blockade. Holland has three warships in West Indian waters and awaits Venezuela's response.
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State Department
Holland
Venezuela
Castro
Curacao
Netherlands
West Indian
Balkan settlements inch toward international congress
London reports indicate a near realization of an international congress to settle Balkan issues. Austria Hungary and Bulgaria show moderation. Baron von Aehrenthal allows talks on Bosnia and Herzegovina if Austria’s sovereign rights are respected. Bulgaria agrees to pecuniary compensation to Turkey. Milovanovics arrives in London to reinforce Serbia’s peace policy. He will meet Sir Edward Grey and then travel to Paris and Rome.
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Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Baron von Aehrenthal
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Turkey
William
Francis
Balkans
M. Milovanovics
Servia
Edward Grey
Paris
Rome
Split between Morse and Curtis in North America case grows
In New York a courtroom dispute over indictments against Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis intensifies as Curtis testifies for the defense. Curtis recalls his early banking career and over certified checks while Morse is cited aiding and guaranteeing loans.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Ice Trust
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
Curtis
Hough
United States
W. M. K. Olcott
Wall Street
Bank of the State of New York
Morse
Edwards
Kloebel’s Body Found in Washington Hot Springs
Fred W. Kleeber was found face down near a fallen tree on the Rooster Comb range in Green River Hot Springs Washington. Authorities believe he fell over a log and struck his head on a fir, breaking his neck, about a day after the body of Julius Kumile was found nearby.
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Green River Hot Springs
Wash
Julius Kumile
Fred W. Kleeber
Rooster Comb Range
Sherman campaigns through Manhattan and Queens districts
Sherman the Republican vice presidential nominee spoke at several venues in Manhattan and the boroughs of Queens and the Beene area after an active day in upstate agricultural and manufacturing districts. Large enthusiastic audiences heard his campaign speeches as he invaded the metropolitan district.
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New York
S. Sherman
Manhattan
Beene Boroughs
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