Big Guns In New York Spellbinders Rally Voters
With election day a week away, Taft and Bryan lead a flurry of speakers in New York as the final campaign push heats up. They tour across towns, deliver speeches, and prepare for a Madison Square Garden rally while numerous candidates and officials join the nationwide effort.
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Portien
New York
Tany 1UN
Gath
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Ve City
Re Watk
Tiryan
Walt
Madison Ae
New Traven
New York State
Taft
Bryan
Hlswaw
Roosevelt
United States Peneters
Congress
Just Chain Politic
Sherman Ale
Be Ble and Democratic Speakers to Highlight State Tour
In New York and nearby states the week features campaign events as Pillsesis r nna pre a Sea MP ate z visits New York with leaders announcing stops. Across Ohio and Indiana, Fairbanks and Jet W. Kern lead the slate with Vice President anticipated as a featured speaker.
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New York
Ohjo
Indiank
Fairbanks
Jet W. Kern
Inena
Unions Back Bryan in Labor Campaign
New York oct 27 unions report that the American Federation of Labor backed Bryan and the Democratic party after a heated Central Federated Union meeting. Delegates protested as a mass meeting plan was approved to promote labor’s campaign policy with Gompers expected to attend. The AFL criticized Republicans for anti injunction plank neglect while praising Democrats for embracing labor demands.
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New York
Gompers
American Ferteration of Labor
Labor
Com
Central Federated Union
Gompery Campeige
Bryan
Democratic Party
Taft
Republican Party
Gempers
A. Poor Ly
Sup
Democratic
Grand Central Pataca
Dolopaton Begam
American Federation of Labor
Representatives of Labor
American Federation of Tabor
Ite
Jabor
Local Stable Promises Prompt Team Service by Phone
A livery and feed stable advertises rapid team rental with a private line and 150 as contact. It emphasizes no busy signals and prompt replies, urging customers to order ahead for better service.
Osage Nation Receives Interior Dept Statement
A Washington instruction to pare the Interior department text for Osage Nation uses. It responds to Governor Haskell charges about oil land values and Roosevelt and Garfield want Osage Indians to know the truth. The statement analyzes Haskell’s claims in detail and asserts deliberate misrepresentation.
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Muskogee
Okla
Commission of the Five Civilized Tribes
Interior Department
Washington
Tech
Five Civilized Tribes
Haskell
Roosevelt
Ieaatars Garfield
Indiana
Bryan meets kiss during Waldorf reception at Astor gallery
New York on October 27 as William Jennings Bryan attended a Women’s Democratic club reception at the Waldorf Astoria. He was kissed by two women in front of about 700 people and narrowly escaped an embassy of unforeseen crowds as the scene created embarrassment for the famed orator. Bryan himself showed mild embarrassment amid the momentary display.
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New York
William SI
Tiryan
Astor Gallery
Women’s Democratic Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Irs
Bryan
Hughes Continues Campaign Amid Health Hopes
Albany report says Governor Hughes, troubled throat improved, begins nine state tour. In New York Norman Mack, Democratic chair, cites forecasts from Chicago headquarters listing Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Utah Oregon Washington as likely electoral votes for Bevan. Mack comments on president’s letter and focus on Panama issues.
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Norman EK. Mack
National Damoomtic Committee
Chicago
Bryan
Bevan
Wisconsin
Iown
Ilinois
Utah
Oregon
Washington
PBTH
Inghamton
Mack
Panama Booke
Bryan predicts close vote in New York State meetings
Bryan told auditors that he expected a close result in New York State as two large meetings were held in Yoneers on December 27.
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Bryan
New York State
Yoneers
N. Y
J. Bryan Keat
Auditoras
Clon
Ill health forces Metcalf to cancel appearance
Washington October 27 Secretary Metcalf unable to speak due to illness. He has had to cancel his engagement and will not address the public gathering. The notice notes the medical issue and the scheduled event is called off.
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Washington
Metcalf
Morse Busted the Bank Trial Testimony Reveals Directors’ Silence
Government witness described the 1907 National Bank of North America collapse. W W Lee testified that Morse had busted the bank, noting directors had no loan committee and failed to consult on loans. Details include overdrafts of 210,000 and a later 211,000 loan, with further exchanges about bank records and security lists.
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A. H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
Tte
W. W. Lee
Maree
Mr. Lee
Curtis and
Morse
Hough
United States Court
Moree Curtis
Aseevee
Cne
Charles W. Schwal
W. FL Gavemeyer
Tohn W. Gates
Ant It
ML Johnson
Tank
Curtis
Lee
More
Moree
Henry A. Wine
United States
Curtin
Curtie
Vauage
Areea
Yan
Moran
Ieterday
Sun
Pile treatment claim from Dr Leonhardt claims cure
An advertisement touts internal tablets to cure piles including a one month course for 100 dollars with a Hem-Reid guarantee. It credits Dr Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska and lists Walter Rickert in Barre Wisconsin and Leonhardt Co Buffalo New York as contact sources.
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Rickert Wolly
North Main‘Street
Barre
Leonhardt Co
Buifilo
N.Y
Prominent Health Product Promoted as World’s Best
An advertisement extols a wholesome family laxative Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, praised by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World as an ethical remedy with known components. It urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product via leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Alent Go
New Powder Concern Organized in Vermont
Burlington announces a new powder and ammunition company under Vermont law and federal regulation. Officers named include President A K Bellows, Vice President J A Hyde, General Manager F A Balmy, Secretary and Treasurer W C Tatterfeld. Capital stock listed as $200,000. Facility to manufacture ammunition and explosives at Swanton Vermont.
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Burlington
Oct
Vermont
Fderal Ammunition Company
A K. Bellows
J. A. Hyde
F. A. Bal- Mya
Smoke haze clears as ships resume Montreal air passage
Montreal reports the first clear morning in a week allowing steamships to resume outbound passages. Fifty steamships bound for British and continental routes had their schedules delayed by frost and smoke. A light rain in the mountains north of Montreal subdued fires but danger remains.
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Montreal
D. D. D. Eczema Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols a wash made from oil of wintergreen glycerin thymol and related compounds to soothe and relieve eczema. It claims rapid, steady relief with the ready-made D. D. D. Prescription from the D. D. D. Company of Chicago and Barre Vermont, backed by long experience and confidence.
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Llin Tient
Rickert & Wells
Barre
Hains Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Indictment
New York dated Oct 27 Judge Garreteon denied dismissal of the indictment against T Jenkins Hains who is charged as principal and accessory before and after in the murder of Annie. Hains pleaded not guilty for himself and for Capt Peter C Mains who is charged as principal in the murder of Annis. No trial date set as the November term opens.
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Garreteon
Wiushing
Levy
T. Jenkins Hains
William I Annie Last Wumtorr
Haine
Cowmger
Peter C. Mains
Annis
Couns Dexd
Carreteon
Who Ia
Ty Jenkins
Yeith
Coal Land Case Now in Supreme Court
Washington October 27 The Supreme Court set January 4 as the date to hear arguments on the commodity clause challenge to the Hepburn rate law prohibiting railroads from carrying their own produced commodities.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Ambassador to Rome Lets Harsh Message Reach Italy
Milan reports Albert Pansa the Italian ambassador at Berlin has flown to Rome with a bold communications from Chancellor von Buelow about the European conference. Germany demands guarantees not to harm Turkey, while insisting Austria-Hungary participate and prior agreement on all points of the program.
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Secolo
Albert Pansa
Berlin
Rome
von Buelow
Germany
Italy
Algeciras
Panna
Gologne
Cologne
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Montgomery Found Guilty in Bank Embezzlement Trial
Pittsburg detective reports state witnesses cut to speed trial of former Cashier William Montgomery on charges of embezzling and abstracting funds from the Allegheny National Bank wreck. Jury soon finds Montgomery guilty as the case heads to a third indictment involving bond applications.
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William Montgomery
Samus
Allegheny National Bank
Montgomery
Fala
Totiers Out of Court A Free Man Again
In Providence a very old man known as Totiers was released after a guilty verdict on reveling. Attorney Thomas F. Weel described a past act of kindness connected to a young enslaved man, influencing the judge. The defendant, aged and described as the oldest arrested in the United States, faced arraignment and a $100 surety, with witnesses supporting the case before a probation-like outcome and release.
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Providence
David
Freeman
Thomas F. Weel
United States
Central
Lyman
Jill
West
Hill
Storm wipes out thousands of sheep in New Mexico
In Rio Arriba county on the Cumbers meountain range 140 miles from Santa Fe, about twenty thousand sheep are reported dead in a storm. Six herders are missing as rescue efforts search the rugged terrain and confirm the disaster's scope. Local authorities brace for cattle and grain losses amid the bleak setback.
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New, Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
Cumbers Meountain
Rio Arriba
Perth
Seven Die in Beach Fire Opposite Police Station
New York Oct 27 seven persons were killed by a deadly blaze at a three story building on Dewthless Are Beach Avenue opposite the police station. Police reserves were preparing to relieve when cries of fire were heard. Firemen forced entry but their uniforms caught fire as they entered. Multiple efforts were made to reach those trapped.
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New York
Oer Heat Avenue
Beach
Fogarty
Hungarian Lady Dis Appears in New York
New York Oct 27 police mobilize full force to locate a wealthy Hungarian woman said to have sailed from Vienna. She uses the name Brown, is about fifty, wearing black attire, and has been seen at the Manhattan and Belmont area hotels. Authorities suspect possible illness or misdirection as the search continues.
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New York
Bingham
Levil Spon
Vienna
Guarsek
Brown
Chernzi
Manhattan
Patel Garden City
Ta T
Belmont
Ewult
Chrenes
Pouren Rearrested in New York Under New Warrant
New York reports say Pouren was rearrested after weeks of legal wrangling involving a Russian referee named Jon Jant. A new warrant was issued upon the application of counsel to the Fowler government, with the press noting the state department had declined the prior warrant. Proceedings continue as the printer will be arranged before the state commissioner, with substitutions noted in the extradition process.
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Jon Jant
State Department
Ruvain
Pouren
Jose ‘Pan
Fowlan
Shiskis Fm
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