Taft Campaign Tour Draws Southern Enthusiasm
Taft visits Kentucky and Tennessee to meet large crowds amid welcoming reception. Bryan allies respond with criticism while Taft and Hughes are projected to win key states. Republican fundraisers report sizable donations. New York emerges as a political battleground as parties mobilize in anticipation of the election year.
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertisement text
Advertisement promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as best for appetite digestion and blood. Mentions Hood Co of Lowell Massachusetts and Garbatabs tablets. Claims nationwide sale and notes political context about an election involving five states including New York.
Dolliver says God made trusts and will regulate them
Reno Nevada Oct 17 Senator Dolliver declared to an audience that God made trusts and will regulate them. He warned that laws of God, not statutes, guard the public and that the sugar trust benefits from price swings, while the universe’s author holds the power over trade.
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Be veridge Querries Bryan in Lincoln Address
Senator Bet of Indiana pressed Bryan with questions on tariffs and trust control plans. He asked if Democratic Senate Leader Culbertson would back Bryan's franchise scheme and whether senators would support or oppose his policies in future sessions.
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Largest Bryan fund giver is trust lawyer
New York report states Charles J. Hughes of Denver, described as attorney for the Republican Utility Corporation, was the largest individual contributor to the Bryan campaign fund. Judge Lindsay quotes Hughes and his critics, noting accusations of corruption and influence peddling tied to Colorado politics and railroad interests.
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New York Up Three Hours on Politics in Cabinet Meeting
Washington report details a cabinet session focused on politics with New York seen as safe after a Madison Square Garden Republican gathering. The president reportedly considered attending but ultimately decided not to accept any invitation.
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Delayed Arrival Shifts Battleship Fleet Reception
Tokio reports a day’s delay in the American battleship fleet’s arrival to allow for extra entertainments. Officers and naval attaché Dougherty coordinated with Sperry’s staff as the schedule shifts to depart October 26. Weather remains cold and rough with the Yankton ahead escorting the fleet toward Yokohama.
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Witness Tells of Bank Loans in Court Case
In recounting court testimony, a witness described loans totaling 114659 dollars made to Davison Brown with 4000 shares of Ice stock as collateral. The proceedings touched on bank statements, Morse’s profits, and the roles of Miss Wilson, Brown, and Mrs Curtis in the internal reports and examinations.
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Plans for Pacific Fleet Set for spring voyage
Rear Admiral Swinburne will lead a Western Coast voyage of Pacific Fleet cruisers from Honolulu toward the South American coast. The group includes the West Virginia Pennsylvania Colorado Tennessee Iowa Washington California and South Dakota. They will visit Panama Callao Coquimbo Valparaiso and Magdalena Bay before returning for spring training targets.
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Chicago High Schools Face Second Warning Overcrowding
The North Central Association warned Chicago high schools of severe overcrowding and threatened removal from accreditation if remedies are not found by year end. Graduates could be denied admission to colleges and universities across the region unless conditions improve.
Cody Aeroplane Falls in British Service Test
Captain F. Cody, noted American aeronaut now with British service, attempted a height test in his army aeroplane. After reaching about twenty feet the craft crashed to the ground and was wrecked, but Cody escaped unharmed.
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Central Vermont orders two freight steamers for own fleet
Central Vermont railway contracts with Harlan & Hallings worth of Wilmington to build two new freight steamers to replace the Mohawk and Mohegan. The boats, wider and longer, will handle freight between New London and New York with dipchore equipment. The Mohawk and Mohegan are owned by New England Navigation and leased to the railroad. lease expires July 1, 1900, and the railroad plans to operate its own ships thereafter.
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Heat Wave Sweeps New York City
A warm spell hit New York City on October 17 after a cool start to the week. The temperature rose from 18 degrees above zero at dawn to 3 degrees by mid afternoon, surpassing readings from October 10 in the past thirty years.
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Local grocer touts honest weight and value
An ad claims strict weighing of tea butter flour and all groceries. It promises real low prices not merely apparent and asserts customers get all they pay for with dependable weight and undeniable quality.
Waiting for Election and Trade Activity Expanded
Dispatch to R. Dun and Co notes more business activity in New York and October. The general expectation is to defer major purchases until after the election. Seasonal merchandise shows activity in Boston with dry goods houses reporting orders and firmer demand for wool.
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Hem-Raid promotion promises cure with $100 guarantee
An advertisement touts Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Raid claiming it cures all hemorrhoid types with an $81,000 guarantee. It promises refunds if not cured and offers a $100 incentive at Rickert & Walls on North Main Street, Barre, Wisconsin, or Dr. Tronbhardt Go in Station B, Molallo, XN.
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Cape Cod Produce Ripe for Fall Week Deals
Cape Cod Cranberries priced at 10 cents a quart and apples offered for both dessert and cooking at strong value. Local markets advertise fresh fruit and seasonal fruit prices to attract shoppers.
Five Hurt In Quarry Blast Fatalities Feared
In Blanchard's quarry near Whitineville Mississippi, Hannah Cuere was fatally hurt and Athran Nuldoon is expected to die after a premature explosion. Abdul Kerianba hoson rests in serious condition while Edward and Joan Gertin suffer minor injuries.
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Douglas Wins Labor Dispute on Wage Scale
The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation sustained W. L. Douglas Shoe Company in a wage scale dispute with the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. It upheld transfers of production and wage terms between factories and affirmed union contract terms ending November 1, with Tobin noting the union stamp contract will terminate.
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W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
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Chicago Docks Burn In Massive Calumet River Blaze
Fire swept Calumet river property worth about 800000 destroying International Harvester docks, Elgin Joliet Western railway offices, fifty freight cars, and two salt docks spanning nearly five acres. Blaze started in a orelock at one alr dock and spread rapidly, visible for miles.
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Elgin Joliet & Western Railway
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Wright Glides From HeicIt Without Motor
Ta Mans, Oct. 17. Wilbur Wright completed a glide in a public experiment. The craft rose to a high altitude and descended smoothly without motor power, impressing the crowd with a gentle landing after an ascent lasting several minutes.
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Kingston Court Rules Earthquake Damage Not Caused By War
The English court of appeals ruled that the January disaster in Kingston was not caused by war. The decision held the quake created the earthquake but preceded it, affecting three companies that may pay up to a million dollars to policy holders. The ruling implies Kingston will be rebuilt.
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Lawrence Sullivan feted at fiftieth boxing anniversary in Boston
John L. Sullivan, famed heavyweight champion, returned to Boston to mark the fiftieth anniversary of his birth. City friends planned a reception in his honor, recalling his pugilistic fame even after losing his title to James J. Corbett.
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A Warrior's Gratitude Sunday School Scene
A Sunday School scene recounts gratitude and discipline as a teacher questions Johnny about a week’s blessings. Johnny affirmatively responds while a student, Billy Jones, is mentioned for an injury and a corrective lick. The brief reflects old newspaper tone and terse dialogue.
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