Taft Optimistic As To Outcome In New York Campaign
Taft trains to Lyons Canandaigua Geneva Seneca Falls and Auburn drew big crowds. In Syracuse he spoke to thousands at the Alhambra and Turn Hall praising Governor Hughes and predicting victory next Tuesday. He noted strong support across New York despite campaigning in Greater New York and reserved praise for the rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Lyons
Canandaigua
Geneva
Seneca Falls
Auburn
Taft
New York
Hughes
New York State
Judge Taft
Bryan
New York City
Metropolitan Temple
Andrew Carnegie
John Wesley Hill
Temple
Hill
Alhambra
Mr. Taft
Turnhall
Burton Reaffirms Confession On Reelfoot Band Raider Ring
Tid Burton, held at Tiptonville jail, recounted to Attorney General Caldwell and assisting lawyers his confession about the night rider band of Reelfoot Jake. He said the group split into two squads with separate headquarters, terrorizing Hornbeck in July, and later united for a raid on the lake region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Tenn
Tid
Burton
Night Rider
Jake
Tiptonville
Caldwell
Hornbeck
American Second Squadron Arrives Amoy under Emory
Eight battle ships of the Atlantic fleet under Rear Admiral William H. Emory reached Amoy China after a voyage from Yokohama. China prepares a grand welcome showing desire for closer U S relations as the fleet plans to join Manila by November 7.
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Amoy
China
William H. Emory
Yokohama
United States
Republic
Washington
America
Suez Canal
Sperry
Connecticut
Olongapo Philippine Islands
Emory
Louisiana
Manila
Hearst Attacks Old Parties in Cooper Union Speech
William Randolph Hearst delivered a speech at Cooper Union attacking both the Republican and Democratic parties as hostile to labor. He cited four letters involving John D. Archbold and figures from the Manufacturers' Association to argue that party indifference to working people defined national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Cooper Union
Independence Party
John D. Archbold
Standard O!! Company
William J. Sewell
United States
New Jersey
M. D. King
National Democratic Committee
D. M. Parry
Manufacturers’ Association
John Maxwell
Parry
Hearst
Vinol boosts strength for run-down Baptist elder
Henry Cunningham of Kingston North Carolina reports Vinol cured his digestion debility and vertigo after two bottles. The ad explains Vinol as cod liver elements with iron and wine, promoting appetite digestion and red blood. It claims broad benefits including for chronic coughs colds bronchitis and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cunningham
Elder Baptist Church
Kingston
N. C
Vinci
Blake Confesses Bribery Plot in Ruef Case Court Scene
In San Francisco, contractor KE A Blake testified to a bribery scheme tied to Abraham Ruef and juror J M Kelly. He described promises of $10000 to Ruef’s notes and monthly support for his wife, while Ruef’s counsel eyed leniency. The confession halted sentencing and extended the case two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Blake
John M. Kelly
Abraham Ruef
Ruef
Frank J. Murphy
A. S. Newburgh
F. J. Murphy
J. M. Kelly
Kelly
Newburgh
Preferential Freight Rates for Standard Oil Revealed
Testimony in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil shows a Central Vermont freight clerk noting a special rate for the company. The rate appeared to favor Standard Oil at $33 and $23 per carload, with $23 the rate used for shipments. Other witnesses discuss 1904 Duluth oil prices and competitive rebates.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
George B. Ferguson
Central Vermont Railroad
Central Vermont
Vermont
K. C. Crenshaw
Indatna
Duluth
Young Turks Decide to Dethrone Sultan in Smyrna Dispatch
A Smyrna dispatch says the Young Turks plan to dethrone the sultan, replacing him with his third son. Saloniki troops will move to overawe the Albanian guard and fanatical reactionaries amid the upheaval in Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Smyrna
Tewfik Pasha
Saloniki
North Dakota Supreme Court Rules on Senate Election Pledge
North Dakota Supreme Court declares the legislatures pledge to follow primary results for senator unconstitutional while allowing a public vote on the senatorial question. The court directs the upcoming general election to include the primary on the matter and notes the moral duty of lawmakers remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Thomas Marshall
M. N. Johnson
United States
Supreme Court
Fisk
Hemmed in by flames in Duane Street basement
In New York on October 30 Henry Jones and David Mahoney died from burns after a celluloid barrel caught fire in a Duane Street basement. Willam Settgast survived a severe facial and hand burn and likely faces death, while Frank Stillman and four female workers escaped as firefighters arrived. The firm Stillman Pingel, makers of celluloid novelties, faced about 5000 dollars in losses.
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New York
Duane Street
Henry Jones
David Mahoney
Willam Settgast
Stillman @ Pingel
Jones
Hungarian youth dies after air pump prank in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport Connecticut on October 30 John Echink aged 21 a Hungarian died hours after being blown full of air with a hand pump the police say. Three men Peter Wilson Adam Wicker and Louis Poltz are held without bail as suspects. The motive alleged was a jest not a crime.
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Bridgeport
Conn
John Echink
Peter Wilson
Adam Wicker
Louis Poltz
Mrs Astor Suffering From Heart Trouble In New York
New York October 30 Mrs William Astor has been seriously ill with heart trouble for several weeks at her home. Her condition is somewhat improved but her family remains deeply concerned. Dr Austin Flint Jr has attended her throughout the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Astor
Austin Flint, Jr
Astor
Boy Killed by a Horse in Windem Minn
Eight year old Willie Sprague son of H A Sprague was kicked by a horse while playing near the animals in Windem Minn. He was struck on the temple, suffered fatal head injuries and did not regain consciousness, dying a few hours later.
American merchant dies after carabao goring
Manila dated October 30 reports George E. Wolf a wading American merchant here was killed when gored by a mad carabao during a hunting trip. Wolf was formerly of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
George E. Wolf
Mr Wolf
San Francisco
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Ohio
Tid Burton
Chinese Port
Chicago
Vinol
Roller
Perience
Edward the Tailor
East Mill St
Austin
E. Burnham
State Street
R. R. Murphy
A. W. Allen, M. D
St. P
Minnesota
Main Street
Minn
H. Fi. Smith
Austin, Minn
Dand and Loan Co
Free Farms
Alma L. Hanson
S. Franklin St
Northwestern
Interstate
Annie M. Schneider
Interstate Phone
William Donovan
North Dakota Supreme Court
Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Des Moines
Kansas City
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Lyle
Manly
Mason City
Herald
the Herald
Mission
Cathedral
Holland
Wallace Gregson
Electrician
West Mill St
Hannigan & Murane Cor
Mill and
Franklin Sts
First National Bank
Austin, Minn US
Eclipse Lumber Co
C. M. Emmons
Auto Live LY
Moreland & Duholm
S. Main Street
I. S. van House
Ders
Dean’s
King Cactus Oil
Qlney & McDaid
Msgrs
Clinton
Iowa
C. A. Pooler
C. H. Johnson, M
Hirsh
Hildren
Drs.hegge
Hegge Physicians and Sureons
Pooler's Drug Store
C. A. Hegge
D. H. Hegge
Ote
St. Joseph
Great Western
Addison - Jones
Fox Hotel
Wednday
Bright
Drexel
Eagr
DR. Addison
Oakwood Bivd
Thian
Seady
Hayes Bros., Jeweler
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