Heavy Guns At The Front In Presidential Campaign Push
New York leaders build a sensational finish with Taft and Bryan planning a week of campaigning. Sher man and other spellbinders join hundreds of speakers across New York, Ohio, and Indiana as campaigns intensify national effort.
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Empire State
Ohio
Indiana
New York
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Sherman
New York State
Fairbanks
John W. Kern
Taft
Whirlwind of Campaign Oratory Hits Indiana Closing Week
Indianapolis hosts a sprint of political activity in the final campaign days. William Jennings Bryan travels Oct 31 from Union City to Indiana Harbor and Chicago. John W. Kern and Charles W. Fairbanks plan a busy Indiana schedule aboard special trains. Beveridge Wat son Marshall and other national figures join in with multi day speaking tours and events.
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Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Union City
Indiana Harbor
Chicago
John W. Kern
Albert J. Beveridge
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
James E. Watson
Thomas R. Marshall
David Qf. Francis
Missouri
Gore and Owen
Oklahoma
John E. Lamb
David S. Rose
Milwaukee
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Taft Delivers Five Speeches in Brooklyn
New York October 27 Judge Taft closed a busy day with five speeches in Brooklyn amid a hectic schedule. He traveled to New Haven on a special train at 10 30 am returned to New York at 5 pm and attended a dinner hosted by Timothy L Woodruff at the Montauk club for about a hundred Brooklyn Republicans. The evening included talks at Sanger hall Congress hall Union hall the Academy of Music and the Clermont rink with Secretary Straus accompanying him and a Union League reception ending the night.
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New York
Taft
Brooklyn
New Haven
Montauk Club
Timothy L. Woodruff
Sanger Hall
Congress Hall
Union Hall
Academy of Music
Clermont Rink
Straus
Mr. Taft
Union League Club
Lincoln Democrat John T Kent Fined for Hollering for Bryan
Lincoln Neb Oct 27 John T Kent a prominent local Democratic politician and former Bryan paper employee was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court for disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct The complainants were six members of the G A R drum corps.
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Lincoln, Neb
John T. Kent
Bryan
Kent
G. A. R. Drum Corps
Notice to voters about straight ticket voting
Notice instructs voters how to cast a straight ticket by marking a cross in the party column square for each name from presidential electors to constables.
Maddox Delivers Splendid Address in Great Falls
Hon. Kethher Maddox spoke to a crowded auditorium last Friday evening about party records and policies. He argued Taft represents progress and defended Republican tariff and trust regulation while criticizing Democratic calls for broad reductions. He praised Bryan’s oratory but called him a theorist and warned against wiping out large manufacturers.
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Kethher Maddox
Great Falls
J. T. Vaughan
Maddox
Party of Progress
Taft
Bryan
Republican Party
A Good Judge for Montana Supreme Court
The editorial endorses Justice Holloway for reappointment to the Montana Supreme Court. It lauds his six years on the bench, his decisive opinions, and the broad support of the bar and public. It notes his Gallatin district attorney years, elevation to the district bench, and strong statewide recognition, urging voters to renew his term on November third.
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State Supreme Court
Holloway
Justice Holloway
Supreme Bench
Montana
Supreme Court
Gallatin
Supreme Court of
Death of Missionary Rev. Dr. Hiram Bingham
Baltimore reports the death of Rev. Dr. Hiram Bingham, noted Congregational missionary who had surgery at Johns Hopkins last week. Born in Honolulu in 1831, he was ordained in 1855 and went to the Gilbert Islands in 1856, where he developed a writing system for the Gilbertese language and authored several books.
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Baltimore
Hiram Bingham
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bingham
Honolulu
Gilbert Islands
Metcalf Cancels Engagements Due to Illness
Washington October 27 health secretary Metcalf has been confined to bed and must cancel his political engagements for several days. He is unable to travel or attend events until he recovers.
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Washington
Metcalf
Kern Begins Southern Indiana Tour After Son’s Illness
Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern started a speaking tour of Southern Indiana after delaying engagements due to his son's illness. He spoke at Greenwood Franklin Seymour and Jeffersonville as part of the campaign. Three month library cards for school children cost twenty five cents.
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Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Indiana
Greenwood
Franklin
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Bucks For Sale and Land Office Notices
Bucking stock ad offers 12 Cotswald Grade Bucks two years old for sale via W. Voges Big Timber dated 1908. United States Land Office Lewistown Montana announces survey plots for fractional townships T5N R13E T5N R16E filed November 9 1908 with entries adjust filings after 9:60 a m. C E McKain Register Wylyis Hodges Receiver.
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Cotswald
W. Voges
United States Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
E. C. E. McKain
Wyliys A. Hodges
Ex-Governor Miller's Death Recalls Lottery Battle
Duluth reports ex Governor John Miller of North Dakota died here at age, famed for leading the fight against the Louisiana lottery. A $200,000 bribery offer to allow entry was refused, earning him the nickname honest John Miller. He later became a leading Duluth citizen and board of trade member.
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Duluth
John Miller
North Dakota
One Minute of Freedom for Russian Exile Pouren
Russian refugee Jan Janoff Pouren, jailed in New York amid extradition proceedings on arson attempted murder and burglary charges, briefly gained release after the state department declined a surrender warrant. He was re-arrested on a new Russian government extradition warrant and prepared for arraignment before U S Commissioner Hitchcock in the second proceeding.
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New York
Jan Janoff Pouren
Russia
United States
Henkle
Adee
State Department
Pouren
Holt
Hitchcock
Shields
Hearing at Milwaukee Tests Rail Rate Equalization
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Harlan hears Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce charges against Rock Island Railway. The dispute stems from grain rate equalization involving Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul and Chicago and Northwestern lines. The case may test power under the Hepburn act and the constitutionality of later railway rate laws, with further arguments to occur in Chicago on a yet undecided date.
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Milwaukee
Interstate Commerce
Harlan
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Rock Island
Chicago
St. Paul
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Traveling man dies by morphine after note to coroner
Robert W. Davies a traveling drug salesman from Minneapolis died at the city hospital after taking morphine. He left a letter to Coroner Arthur W. Miller blaming the faithlessness of a woman for his act.
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St. Paul
Arthur W. Miller
Robert W. Davies
Minneapolis
City Hospital
Buck s for Sale Rams One Year Old Taquire of Duffy
Rams, one year old, for sale in Grey Cliff, Montana, listed under William Duffy with contact at Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised by W. D. Richards, druggist. The notice promotes quick asthma relief claims for Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Taquire
William Duffy
Grey Cliff
Mont
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Henry van Goor
Big Timber
Oakland
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