Bryan Comments on 1906 Election Results and Roosevelt
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 10 1906 Hon W J Bryan analyzes the election showing Democratic gains while condemning Hearsts defeat in New York. He notes Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska shifts and claims Hughes won with Democratic votes aided by rival leaders. Roosevelt finds little cause for celebration.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Hearst
New York
Roosevelt
Empire State
Bryan
Missouri
Mr. Bryan
Mpire
Republican Party
Hughes
McCarren
Hearst Had Openly Denounced As A Boss, Threw His Influence To Mr. Hughes
Mr. Heart
Brooklyn
McClellan
Mr. Hughes
Jerome
Croker
Murphy
Tammany
Cummins
Iowa
Kansas
California
Oklahoma
Nebraska
United States
Isup to gram aury Willi Investigate Lonis End of Alleged Oil Combine
The record text appears garbled and unreadable. no clear individuals, places, or events can be identified to form a factual summary. No verifiable entities or dates are present.
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Willi
Lonis
Serving Subpoenas In Oil Rate Probe
Federal grand jury will probe the St Louis end of an alleged oil combination with aims to indict involved parties. Subpoenas duces tecum have been served to representatives of the Garfield office as the grand jury convenes under statute making both rate givers and receivers not equally to all shippers criminally liable and punishable.
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St. Louis
Federal Grand Jury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Office of Commissioner of Corporations
Garfield
Grand Jury
Waters-Pierce officials testify in Missouri oil suit
In St Louis on November 10 General Manager Askert of Waters-Pierce Oil testified in the Missouri oil suit involving Standard and Republic, admitting a delivery alliance with rivals and noting Standard Oil ownership of Waters-Pierce stock. He said Waters-Pierce sent daily business reports to Standard Oil at 26 Broadway New York. Assistant Attorney General Lightfoot observed during cross examination.
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Askert
Waters-Pierce
St. Louis
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Missouri
Standard and Republic
Standard
Wiers-Pierce
The
Republic
Bixby Hotel Collapses Killing Nine In Long Beach
A five story section of the new Bixby hotel in Long Beach collapses without warning. Nine men die and about 150 workers were inside the building at the time. Seven bodies recovered and one injured man dies later at the hospital.
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Bixby Hotel
Long Beach
Cal
Bixby
Long Beach Hospital
Monument tablet stolen from Brooklyn cemetery
bronze tablet on the General Slocum memorial in a Brooklyn Lutheran cemetery was pried off with crowbars and the monument defaced. Police report that men in a buggy entered the cemetery and committed the act.
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New York
Brooklyn
General Slocum
Broken Rail WreckKills One Injures Dozens Near Blanchester
A Baltimore and Southwestern railroad wreck six miles west of Blanchester Ohio after a broken rail hit Passenger train No 5 early Saturday. Five coaches were wrecked turned over and rolled down an embankment. One man killed and a score injured including three children. fifteen taken to Cincinnati. Physicians fear for several more lives.
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Blanchester
Baltimore and Southwestern
Here
Graham
Cincinnati
Bailey Visits Mother in Crystal Springs
Crystal Springs Mississippi November 19 Senator Bailey of Texas is visiting his ill mother and has been greeted by many friends who called on him during the stay.
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Bailey
Crystal Springs
Miss
Senator Bailey
Texas
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Fort Sam Houston
el Reno
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Bryan, Texas
U. S
J. W. Howell
Uyg M. Bryan, JR
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