Haskell Resigns As Democratic National Treasurer
Governor Charles N. Haskell announced from Chicago that he resigns as treasurer of the Democratic national committee after conferring with headquarters officials. He cited no desire to embarrass the party and said the resignation responds to charges raised by William Randolph Hearst and President Theodore Roosevelt, though he did not admit the charges.
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Charles N. Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National
Democratic Party
William R. Hearst
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Haskell
Resignation of Governor Haskell Committee Chairman Charged
The Associated Press reports the resignation from Governor Haskell's committee office was expected and drew no surprise. Secretary Mack stated he has nothing to say, and other headquarters staff declined further comment for publication.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Haskell
Democratic National
Associated Press
Mack
Denies Bribery Charge in Standard Oil Suit Case
A signed statement by C. B. Squire, an New York insurance man, denies bribery claims tied to a $500,000 scheme to halt the New York Standard Oil litigation. He rejects references to C. N. Haskell, B. Lantre, and Frank Rockefeller and shifts responsibility for public disclosure to former Ohio Attorney General F. S. Monnett.
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C. B. Spaire
F. S. Monnett
Ohio
Standard Oil
Mr. Sentre
C. N. Haskell
Mrr. Monnett
B. Lantre
Frank Rockefeller
Mr. Squire
Sustas
Standard OM Company
Monnett
Squire
Unclear Claim Involves Standard Of and Mr Haskell
Fragmentary note cites a statement about Standard Of company and Mr Haskell with phrases about no involvement in any form. The passage appears to reflect a denial or clarification amid uncertain context and incomplete attribution.
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Mr. Haskell
Watson Fays Bryan in Southern Civil Rights Clash
In Powder Springs Georgia Thomas B Watson nominee for president of the People's party lashes Bryan for Africanizing the Democratic party. He accuses the Republicans of Southern disfranchisement complicity and firing Brownsville era soldiers and criticizes Bryan’s alleged pledges on recognition patronage and constitutional enforcement.
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Hearst Resumes Western Campaign Tour With Independence Candidates
William R. Hearst will restart his Western political tour with Independence party nominees Thomas L. Hisgen for president and John Temple Graves for vice president. They will meet in Denver on Sept. 30 and travel together along the Pacific coast for ten days.
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William R. Hearst
Thomas L. Hisgen
John Temple Graves
Independence Party
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Graves
Denver
Colo
Pacific Coast
Taft Flying Tour Through Iowa Gains Republican Support
Taft travels by special through Clinton Davenport and Des Moines with radical leader Governor Cummins and conservative rival Major Lacey. He delivers eighteen brief speeches as crowds pack two dozen meetings and impromptu stops, aided by Hill Ransdell and lawmakers Smith Dawson Kennedy, signaling broad Iowa backing for the ticket.
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Ransdell
Wyoming Strike Settled in Temporary Agreement
Cheyenne Wyoming September 26 miners employed in Wyominereg collieries who walked out September 1 will return to work A temporary agreement was reached by mine operators and United Mine Workers of America in Chicago A further conference is planned in Chicago September 30 to set a permanent wage scale
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Wyo
United Mine Workers of America
Chicago
Authenticity Doubted on Cleveland Article
The Times prints a letter from S. S. Hastings executor of Grover Cleveland's estate questioning the authenticity of a posthumous political article attributed to Cleveland. The Times had purchased the piece claiming Cleveland signed it, sparking debate and Mrs. Cleveland’s doubt.
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Grover Cleveland
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Taft
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Mrs J Ellen Foster Heads Republican Woman's Dept
Washington September 26 Mrs J Ellen Foster of this city was named head of the Republican campaign's woman’s department. Foster, once a caller at the White House for President Roosevelt, said she would soon go to New York to direct the department’s campaign activities.
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Washington
J. Ellen Foster
Du Pont resigns from Republican campaign bureau
General T Coleman Du Pont of Delaware tendered resignations as head of the speakers bureau and as a member of the Republican national committee. Chairman Hitchcock accepted both resignations after a conference in New York. The action followed concerns that a government suit against a powder company could be used by opponents to hurt the campaign. Beveridge Speaks in New York in continuation.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
National Committee
Speakers’ Bureau
Campaign Opening at Carnegie Hall in New York County
A campaign in New York County opened with an enthusiastic mass meeting at Carnegie Hall. Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana and former Mayor Seth Low were principal speakers, with Low presiding.
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Carnegie Hall
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Seth Low
Low
Chafin Addresses Prohibition Rally in St Louis
Eugene W. Chafin the Prohibition candidate for president spoke to a large crowd at Compton Heights Christian church in St. Louis. He attacked the liquor records of both the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Eugene W. Chafin
Compton Heights
Battle in Tabrizennefalls as artillery duel unfolds
Novoe Vremya's Tabriz correspondent reports six hours of unremitting shelling as Nationalists are driven back. Ain-ed-Dowleh, sent to restore shah’s rule, razes the Khiaban quarter and forces residents to flee toward the royalist camp. Royalists gain heights northwestern city while Ain-ed-Dowleh delays a three sided assault.
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Market Quotations Wheat Prices in Minneapolis
Market quotations from Minneapolis dated September 25 show Sept wheat at 1.02 1 2 percent, Dec at 1.92, May at 1.07. On track prices list No 1 hard 1.05 to 1.06, No 1 Northern 1.045 to 1.05, No 2 Northern 1.02 to 1.03, No 4 Northern 98 cents to 1.00.
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Northern
Livestock Prices Reported in St Paul Market
St Paul market figures show cattle averaging six to six seventy five for choice steers with lower grades at five to five seventy five. Hogs range six fifty to six eighty five, sheep include wethers three twenty five to three sixty five, yearlings four to four twenty five, lambs four twenty five to four seventy five. Veal calves fetch three seventy six to six dollars.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax futures listed for Duluth market
On track No. 1 hard and No. 1 Northern wheat prices are shown with Sept Dec and May contracts ranging from about 1.02 to 1.08 dollars. Flax futures are listed for arrival and for several months from Sept through Dec with prices around 1.23 to 1.26 dollars.
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Duluth
Northern
Market Prices for Livestock and Hogs in Chicago
Chicago market report shows cattle prices for Beeves Texans Westerns stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and hogs with ranges from 1.75 to 8.25 across categories. Sheep and lamb values listed with figures from 2.25 to 5.70 for various grades and weights.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Quotes Sept Wheat and Seasonal Prices
Wheat futures show Sept at 1.00 1/2, Dec 1.01 1/4, May 1.04 1/2. Corn futures list Sept 79 1/4 cents, Oct 75 4 cents, Dec 66 2/3 cents, May 66 4 65/64 cents, July 64 1/4 64 5/8 cents. Oats Sept 48 1/4 cents, Dec 49 1/2, May 51 1/4. Pork Sept 16.27, Oct 15.25, Jan 16.82, May 16.77. Butter Creameries 19 24, dairies 17 20. Poultry Turkeys 14 15, chickens 10 11, springs 11 4 12 0. Eyes 22 cents.
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Chicago
Baseball scores from National and American leagues
National League games in Cleveland and St Louis with scores for Washington Boston Detroit Philadelphia and Chicago Cincinnati and New York. American League results list Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Boston and Pittsburg with second games noted.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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New York
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Pittsburg
Bulgarian Troops Occupy Eastern Roumanian Railway Line
The porte appeals to powers over Bulgarian occupation of the Eastern Roumanian section of the Oriental railway. Bulgaria seized the line during a strike that ended Sept. 20, but troops remain, creating a grave diplomatic incident.
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Bulgaria
Forest Fire In Humboldt County Under Control
Eureka Cal Sept 26 the northeastern Humboldt forest fire is under control with about 20000 acres burned two men are known to have perished in the flames
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Cal
Humboldt County
Whitbeck Convicted of First-Degree Murder in Iowa
Walter Whitbeck of West Union Iowa was found guilty of first degree murder for fatally shooting his father Arlon Whitbeck last summer. The jury recommended life imprisonment.
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West Union
Walter Whitbeck
Arlon Whitbeck
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