Bryan presides over a meeting in Lincoln audience
Editorial note from Chicago reports Victor Rosewater Nebraska Republican committee member addresses a Lincoln dispatch about The Omaha Bee editorial misattributing Bryan remarks. Rosewater notes editors may err and rejects personal responsibility for every column.
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Chicago
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Republican Party
Lincoln Dispatch
Omaha Bee
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Democrats After Students Organize College Clubs
Warren Jefferson Davis named Vice Chairman for the Southern States of the National Democratic Committee on Organization of College Clubs. Roger Sherman Hoar of Harvard chairs and also serves as Secretary of the Intercollegiate Democratic Committee, a student led body similar to the National Republican College League with hundreds of clubs and thousands of student members.
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Washington
Warren Jefferson Davis
Representative Lassiter
National Democratic Committee
Roger Sherman Hoar
Harvard University
Intercollegiate
Democratic Committee
National Republican College League
Democratic Chairman Warns of Intimidation in Labor Votes
Norman Mack, head of the Democratic National Committee, announced a $5,000 fund to prosecute any person or company coercing employees in the upcoming election. He cited complaints of threats to dismiss workers or lower wages for supporting Bryan and vowed full publicity for guilty employers. He also condemned pay envelopes advising how to vote.
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New York
Norman BE. Mack
Democratic National Committee
The
West
Mack
Naional Committee
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Taggart Sees Indiana Swing to Bryan at Democratic HQ
Thomas Taggart Indiana national committeeman, with William Hoge, reports a Bryan wave spreading from New York through Ohio to Indiana. Taggart says Indiana will deliver its electoral vote for Bryan. Nathan Strauss and Herman Ridder join leaders as executive committees plan meetings and potential mass event in Chicago.
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Chicago
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
John EH. Lamb
Roger C. Sullivan
Taggart
Bryan League
New York
Ohio
William Hoge
Lamb
Bryan
Nathan Strauss
Business Men's
Bryan and Kern Organization
Mack
National Committee
Herman Riddery
Strauss
Men
Roosevelt Meets Labor Leaders In White House Discussion
President Roosevelt held talks with Patrick H. Morrisey of the Order of Railway Trainmen and Daniel Keefe of the AFL and Longshoremen's Union at the White House. They would not comment on the talks. The meetings followed Warren G. Stone's visit and suggest a broad probe of labor sentiment in the campaign. General Powell Clayton also called on the President.
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Washington
Patrick H. Morrisey
Cleveland
Order of
Daniel Keefe
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
White House
Warren 8S. Stone
Powell Clayton
Republican Advisory Committee
National
Arkansas
Massachusetts Republican Platform And Leadership Speech
Boston October 3 The Massachusetts Republican Convention opened with Congressman A P Gardner named chairman He praised President Roosevelt and defended the tariff The platform supports a protective tariff and argues for revisions within current protection lines It opposes making solvent banks bear losses from insolvent banks saying it harms honest lenders while rewarding the careless
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Boston
Massachusetts
A. P. Gardner
Roosevelt
Taft Poised to Win Kentucky by Wide Margin
Special Dispatch reports Republican leaders confident Taft will win Kentucky with a 6500 vote majority. Taft and Fairbanks plan a whirlwind tour with numerous Kentucky speakers to boost support. Close congressional races in the Third Fifth Ninth and Tenth districts loom as Republicans claim gains in night rider affected counties. Democratic hopes waver as internal figures differ and state totals favor Bryan by smaller margins.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
National Committee
W. H. Taft
Kentucky
Taft
Fairbanks
Owensboro
Central City
Litchfied
Ohio
Republican State Committee
A. E. Willson
W. A. Bradley
Nat Cureton
Ben l L. Bruner
Thomas H. McGregor
T. Franks
John M. Bashaw
Congress
A. D. James
R. C. Kinkead
J. B. Bennett
John Langley
James
Bennett
Langley
Washington
Judge Kinkead
Swager Sherley
Bryan
Owl Voters Will Be Taught Lesson
An educational campaign to inform Ohio voters about three proposed constitutional amendments has begun. Indorsed by both parties, the nonpartisan effort aims to explain tax reform and ensure fair distribution of tax burdens across the state with a fundraising drive led by A Trimpe. Headquarters are 806 Fourth National Bank Building, Hamilton County.
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Ohio
Education
Hamilton County
Taft
Garry F
Frank R. Gusweiler
Gusweiler
Why Farmers Want Taft
Farmers boast of wealth under Republican policies credited to McKinley Roosevelt and Taft supporters. They credit rural free delivery and industrial growth with lifting agriculture, oppose Bryan's platform as wasteful, and pledge to back Taft with a Republican Congress to further farmer gains and independence.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
United States
Republican Congress
Taft
McCabe Elected Chairman of Democratic County Executive Committee
In Cincinnati the Democratic County Executive Committee chose J. H. McCabe as Chairman in a near unanimous vote after peace talks and factional strife. The new committee includes Bernard and Noctor loyalists with a broad cross-section to unite factions for the early campaign against Taft and Harmon.
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Lewis G. Bernard
Democraic County Executive Committee
J. H. McCabe
McCabe
Tom J. Noctor
Judson Harmon
Hamilton County
Chester Park
Dempsey
Exare
Frank L. Pfaff
City Party
Cincinnati Democratic Club
Lewis Bernard
Duckworth Club
Noctor
Nineteenth Ward
John B. Campbell
Fifteenth Ward
John McGinn
Highteenth Ward
Henry Seamer
Twenty-third Ward
John Daugherty
Eighth Ward
Charles Danenhower
Thomas J. Noctor
John Mueller
Joseph W. O'Hara
O'Hara
Cincinnati
Alfred Allen
John W. Weinig
Herman Dierkes
G. W. Harris
J. M. Dawson
J. L. Shuff
Chris Stickwath
John Campbell
George Schloss
Joe Clark
Thomas Howard, Jr
Benjamin Willenberg
Theo Bracken
Statue of Cincinnati Turners Column Moved to Memorial Hall
The marble column honoring Civil War Union soldiers of the Cincinnati Turners was removed from Turner headquarters to Memorial Hall yesterday. Captain Werner funded the gift to Central Turngemeinde. J Foster of the Noyes MCCook Post G A R and Charles Kuhl spoke, praising German Ninth Ohio Volunteers bravery. The column will be a permanent Memorial Hall possession.
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Cincinnati
F. R. Werner
Turngemeinde
Turner
Turner Societies
Captain Werner
J. Foster
Noyes McCook Post
Charles Kuhl
Ninth Ohio Volunteers
Archbishop Ireland Denies Del Val Resignation Rumor
The Archbishop of Saint Paul states the claim that Cardinal Merry Del Val will resign as Papal Secretary of State is false. He rejects the Italian source The Avanti and subsequent press reports alleging pressure from English and American prelates, including himself, as the cause.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Ireland
The
Avanti
Press of
América
Merry del Val
Harmon Avoids Liquor Question at Norwood Democratic Meet
Judson Harmon spoke in Hayles Hall Norwood before 400 to 600 residents. The Ohio campaign issue focused on graft at the State House and tariff cuts, with Harmon denying evasion of taxes and safety laws and attacking Roosevelt’s role in politics.
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State House
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Hayles Hall
Judson Harmon
Thomas Bentham
Bryan
Bentham
Benton Oppenheimer
Harmon
Taft
Ohio
Sfairs
Mr. Harmon
Harris
John Arn Lloyd
Otway Cosgrave
Robert Pugh
Death comes to Charles Ault leader of Ault Woodenware
Charles Ault 68 president of the Ault Woodenware Company died at his Elm avenue home in Wyoming after months bedridden and paralysis. Born in Mill Roche Canada he came to Cincinnati forty years ago and built a prominent business with Compton then as Ault Woodenware Company now at Sixth and Carr streets. Survived by two brothers and several children, he would have marked his fifty ninth birthday next month.
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Judge Taft
Cincinnati
Peter Durr
Durr
Guilbert
Treasury
Ault Wooden Ware Company
Wyoming
Charles Ault
Ault Woodenware Company
Elm Avenue
Mr. Ault
Mill Roche
Canada
W. C. Compton
Front
Walnut Streets
Compton, Ault & Co
Compton
Sixth
Carr Streets
S. A. Ault
Ault & Wiborg Company
L. D. Ault
Ault and Jackson Company
Albert
Clifford
Ault & Jackox Company
Mary Brownell
Simpson Wilson
Los Angeles
Dr. Thomas
Brantford
Ontario
Ault
Governor vows crackdown on graft if elected
The speaker criticizes public graft and demands full disclosure of county funds. He cites tests by investigators and Justice Brewer's warning on official corruption, urging a stronger governor to end graft, regardless of who benefits.
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Justice Brewer
Harris
Prominent Paint Dealer John Kolbe Dies at 77
John Kolbe of Walnut Hills and founder of the John Kolbe Company dies from a six week stomach illness. He lived at 3231 Woodburn avenue and formerly of Germany. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs W H Krapp. He was an Odd Fellow and active in civic groups. Funeral planned Tuesday.
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John Kolbe
Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
West Fifth Street
Kolbe
Germany
W. H. Krapp
Moths swarm New York suburbs in sweeping invasion
Millions of moths swarmed New York and suburbs over several days, darkening arc lamps and clinging to telegraph poles. The brown tail moths threaten trees while the snowy white insects cover shrubs and leaves, prompting widespread brushing from pedestrians.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Obituary for Edward Wetherill abolitionist in Philadelphia
Edward Wetherill, 88, noted Quaker abolitionist and descendant of Samuel Wetherill, died at his country home in Philadelphia. Born at Chalkley Hall Maryland, a Whittier referenced site, Chalkley Hall sheltered enslaved people via the underground railroad during the Civil War era. Wetherill helped find northern work for those housed there. Spencer Compton, longtime Hamilton Ohio resident and lumber crate business figure, died near Los Angeles California at age 70.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Wetherill
Hugh Wynne
Mr. Wetherill
Chalkley Hall
Maryland
Whittier
South
Wetherill
Spencer Compton
Hamilton
Losana
Cal
Turn Verein Holds Annual Kommers in Cincinnati
The North Cincinnati Turn Verein hosted a Kommers honoring 900 members. Mayor Markbreit in a red white and blue hat praised German American contributions to Cincinnati and other cities. Speakers included Dr Louis Schwab Nicholas C Seuss August Herrmann Judge William Lueders and Charles Hauck. Entertainment followed with songs by Herman Wehman and performances by the Volunteer Minstrel and Bowling Club. Trophies were awarded to recent game winners.
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Cincinnati
Frankfort
August Herrmann
William Lueders
Charles Hauck
Gustav Clemens
Herman Wehman
Butler County Tax Duplicate Shows 37 Million Dollar Total
Butler County Commissioners report a tax duplicate of 37,132,068 dollars. The increase raises the County Commissioners salaries from 1600 to 1713 dollars per year starting next year.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Butler County
Spokane Picked as Site for Next National Irrigation Congress
Spokane was today unanimously chosen as the meeting place for the seventeenth National Irrigation Congress, to be held next year, at the final session of the sixteenth congress.
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Congress
Washington
Albuquerque
N. M
Spokane
Seventeenth
National Irrigation Congress
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Oct 3 Articles listed with cities and capital
Secretary of State records show numerous Ohio incorporations including Parkwood Realty Company in Cleveland with 1000 share capital J H Doolittle H E Sells W H Baetz Emma Baetz John H Hoge Queen City Mattress Company Cincinnati 310000 Pollock Oil and Gas Company Marion 15000 McDonnell Optical Company Columbus 10000 Alan Oil and Mining Company Columbus 25000 Haselton Social Club Youngstown Junction City Banking Company Junction City 25000 Rhodesdale Beneficial Sick and Accident Society Branch No 1 Rhodesdale Jefferson County Pineland Orange Grove Company Cleveland 20000 and more including Coonville Stone Company Starr 2000 Newburgh Brick and Clay Company Cleveland stock changes Bayue-Suberg Tire and Rubber Company Cleveland stock increase to 100000 A T A Nelson Company Cincinnati stock increase to 15000.
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Parkwood Realty Company
Cleveland
J. H. Doolittle
W.H. Baetz
Emma D. Baetz
John H. Hoge
Queen City Mattress Company
Cincinnati
Otto A. Steves
Oliver B. Dickman
Helen M. Dickman
Clara F. Steves
Marguerite Wolfe
Pollock Oil and
C. H. Patton
M. J. Lavin
N. J. Bush
Coonville Stone Company
Starr
Newburgh Brick and Clay Company
Philip Rainier
Bayue-Suberg Tire and Rubber Company
R. O. Subhers
J. ©. Taylor
A. T. A. Nelson Company
A. T. A. Nelson
George S. Avery
Railroad Earnings Improve Slightly in September Three Weeks
United States railroad earnings for the first three weeks of September total $21,884,111, down 0.7 percent from the same period last year. Major lines cited include Pennsylvania, Reading, Chicago, Rock Island and Chesapeake & Ohio, with continued heavy losses for Southwestern systems.
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Commercial Tribune
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United States
Mets
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rick Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio
Missouri
Nsas
Texas
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