Brown and Hale Trade Blame Over Primary Bill
In rival statements Hale and Senator Brown accuse each other of causing the death of the senatorial preference primary bill. Brown says Hale promised support in exchange for backing against direct nominations, suggesting a Hale Fitzgerald scheme. Hale calls Brown’s charge a cowardly last minute stab by the Republican State committee and denies ties to Brown’s bill.
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Charles H. Brown
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Medford
Hale
Heele-Fitzgerald
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Republican State Committee
Market Review and Outlook Ahead for Industry
The piece analyzes last week’s price stability amid mixed signals from political and economic events. It discusses steel earnings, railroad profits, rising call rates, European monetary moves, and the upcoming tariff and currency policy questions shaping future business, noting that foreign competition should be encouraged for sustained growth.
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Europe
Steel Corporation
Bank of France
Wilson
Cleveland
Political clash over direct nomination and primary bills
Senator Brown claims he authored a preferential nomination bill and alleges Hale promised support. He accuses a Hale and Witzgerald coalition of defeating direct nominaton of Senators and ties the presidential primary bill to Republican reform. Hale Tiale and Walee respond with denials and ethics accusations amid campaign rhetoric.
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Hale
Tie
Tiale
Fidet
Chicago
Walee
Progressive critics accuse Republicans on direct Senate reform
The speaker claims Republican bosses conceived a plan to thwart reform. He notes that Progressives opposed the Brown bill and supported direct nomination of United States Senators from the outset.
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United States
Senator's Son Wins Delaware Marksman Titles
Alden B. Richardson of Dover United States Senator Richard Richardson's eldest son defended his Delaware amateur and open championships at the Dupont Gun Club in Wilmington. He defeated J H Minnick 97 to 91 after shooting 100 targets with one miss in the first fifty and a final run of thirty.
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Alden B. Richardson
Dover
United States
Richardson
Dupont Gun Club
Delaware
J. H. Minnick
Calendar for Today Fox Dividend B F Goodrich Company
Calendar item lists Fox Dividend and Penn R R related notices involving B F Goodrich Company. The fragment suggests financial or corporate schedule entries without full details.
Connolly challenges Curley to face him over Republic wreck claims
James B. Connolly issued a state ment inviting James M. Curley to meet him face to face tonight between 9 and 12, at a location Curley chooses. Connolly will come unguarded to defend his libel charge claims and demands Curley name his headquarters to be exposed to the confrontation.
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James GB. Connolly
James M. Curley
Republic
Connolly
Mr. Curley
Twelfth Congressional
James B. Connolly
Fire sweeps yacht Arion off Beverly shore
Beverly on November 3 reports a fire gutted the power yacht Arion owned by Jacob C. Rogers of New York at Mystery Island Cove. Suspected arsonists sparked the blaze early tonight. firefighters, including Mystery Island Hotel staff, confined damage to the engine room and cabins as flames were stopped before reaching the gasoline.
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Arion
Jacob C. Rogers
New York
Mystery Island Cove
Mystery Island Hotel
Supreme Court May Decide Today on Key Cases
Washington nov 3 tomorrow is a regular decision day in the Supreme Court but opinions on the hard coal trust Union Pacific merger and state rate cases are uncertain. The court has twice disappointed observers who had predicted decisions in those cases this fall term.
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Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Roosevelt makes last of appeals to voters
Roosevelt ends the campaign with a final nationwide appeal for the Progressive ticket from Oyster Bay New York He plans two speeches in his home state and has recovered enough from his bullet wound to attend church He releases a statement dated Nov 4 urging voters to read the party platform before polling day
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Roosevelt
Progressive
Progressive Party
Roosevelt Urges Progressive Support For Square Deal Platform
Theodore Roosevelt appeals to voters to back the Progressive party in a 1912 platform defend against old parties. He argues for government action to curb industrial inequality and secure fair play, urging reading the platform and voting next day. Roosevelt also remarks on Harvard's victory and Princeton football.
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Abraham Mlincoln
America
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
How the Banks Serve the Public
Editor's note outlines the Boston Clearing House role in settling interbank deposits, collecting checks, and safeguarding member banks. It explains daily operations, cash settlements, and fines for errors, plus the 75 percent collateral system and future hopes for a central discount bank.
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Europe
Missionaries in Turkey Safe. Board Reports
A cablegram from the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Constantinople says all missionaries are in touch and there is no anxiety at present. More than 200 missionaries are stationed in Turkey and the Balkans, and relief followed earlier fears.
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Turkey
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Balkan States
James WU
Barton
Constantinople
Beans and burlesque claims mix in urban anecdotes
An orator berates Boston for bean knowledge while praising beans as pure food. A sensational chase recounts a street abduction involving Mrs Yates, a child named Edward, and a suspect described by Stella Barber. Edward is missing. Yates fears for his other children.
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Boston
Alfred W. McCann
New York
McCann
Woman Abducts 5 Year Old Boy in Store Incident
A woman abducted a 5 year old boy from a store while his 8 year old brother James accompanied them briefly. The woman handed the older child candy and sent him home as she prepared to take Edward away to show him something.
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Finckel
Chambers Street
Stella Barber
Green Street
Edward
Turks' Flight From Uskup An Utter Rout
In Uskup Macedonia on November 3 the Turkish retreat collapsed as officers urged panic and men fled. The artillery alone kept some formation but cries of Christians coming spurred a total rout. Troops cut horse traces, mounted, and joined the fleeing chaos.
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Uskup
Macedonia
Wilson News: Governor Injured Head In Auto Accident
The governor sustained a scalp wound of about three inches when an earth mound hidden by a shadow caused a collision near Hightstown while en route from Red Bank to Princeton. Captain McDonald and the governor were briefly bruised. both received treatment from Dr. J. M. Carnachan and Dr. Titus, with Wilson joking about premature baldness.
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Texas
Ernor
Franklin
Hadley Seen As Taft Running Mate Choice
In the wake of Vice President Sherman's death, Republican leaders discuss Hadley of Missouri as a preferred running mate. Key figures from multiple states back Hadley, with Hilles citing feasibility concerns and proxies as invalid.
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TAFT
Hughes
Goldsboro
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Executive Committee
Sherman
Hilles
Hale
Idaho
Republican State Committee of
Herbert S.S. Hadley
Missouri
Woman suffrage lesson from China cited by Boston activist
Mrs. Maud Wood Parks of the Boston K Equal Suffrage Association told a Dorchester audience at Channing Church that America should learn from China. She argued China is applying Western ideals to women and that modernizing its women enabled political and other rights.
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Boston K Equal Suffrage Association
Channing Church
Dorchester
America
China
Parks
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