Longworth Denies Pulled From Stump by Roosevelt
Congressmen Nicholas Longworth returns home from the West amid reports his father in law President Roosevelt pulled him from the stump over a Rock Island speech remark. He then heads to Pittsburg for guidance on Pennsylvania appearances while Sherman campaigns in the region. The disputed line urged eight years for Taft followed by eight for Roosevelt.
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James 8. Sherman
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New York World
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Sherman
Pittsburg
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Pennsylvania
Taft
Taft Campaign Denials And Local Political Drive
A Rock Island speech references Taft and Roosevelt amid denials of a presidential quit claim. Hamilton County receipts and De mocratic club activity highlight campaign planning with Henry Hunt and Judson Harmon set to speak. Local election changes, tax reform talks, and a large ballot emerge alongside veteran Republican club mobilization.
Harmon Avoids Campaign Topics at First Voters Club
Judge Harmon spoke two hours at the Bryan Kern Harmon First Voters Club in Cincinnati but did not address local option initiative referendums or liquor issues. He urged young men to stay with Democratic principles, praised Jeffersonian ideas, critiqued Bryan, and discussed tariff impacts on tin plate. He canceled the Butler County Fair engagement, staying for a Thomas meeting.
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Carew
Joe Weinig
L. G. Bernard
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Columbus
Union
Republican Club
Builders’ Exchange
Judge A. M. Warner
John Kissane
Michael Lawrence
Leopold Mark ®Reit
Matt J. Day
John G. Cohen
Judge Warner
Kissane
Wiseman
Bryan- Kern-Harmon First Voters’ Club
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Democratic Party
Republican Party
State House
Bryan
Judge Harmon
Jefferson
Congress
Wales
Butler County
Park Commission and County Jail Plan Under Review
The Park Commission and the erection of a new county jail are under consideration. The Greater Park League filed 134 petitions with 4 500 names seeking a special ballot on establishing a Park Commission. Judge Harmon begins a campaign tour through Darke County and speaks in multiple cities including Columbus Marion Canal Winchester Mt. Gilead Ottawa.
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Norwood
Short’s Bet Shop
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Twentieth Ward
Haberstrumpf
McDevitt and Flach
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Judge Harmon
Greenville
Darke County
Columbus
Marion
Ollie James
Kentucky
Canal Winchester
Mt. Gilead
Timothy
Hogan
Ottawa
Bryan Gast Boldssue Aside Questioned in Kansas Speech
Special Dispatch from Atchison Kansas reports Charles C Whedon Lincoln Neb challenges to Bryan on gold standard sincerity. Whedon cites Bryan quotes from 1896 and 1900 and argues his position has shifted to support the gold standard despite past opposition.
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Commercial Tribune
Atchison, Kan
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Neb
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Mr. Bryan
Henry Watterson
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Women to battle against disease at tuberculosis exposition
Washington October 5 Great impetus to the antituberculosis movement came as the American Federation of Women's Clubs with 800000 members pledged support at a public meeting in the New National Museum hosting the tuberculosis exposition. Speakers included Mrs Philip N Moore Mrs Rufus Williams Dr F M Pottenger and Dr Woodward.
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American Federation of Women's Clubs
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
New National Museum
Moore
Rufus Williams
Boston
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
F. M.pottenger
Los Angeles
Cal
William C. Woodward
Fox
Phoenix
Ariz
Standard Oil Replies to Monnett Bribery Charges
S H Tolles of Kline Tolles Goff issued Standard Oil's side on bribery allegations against F S Monnett former Ohio Attorney General. The firm denies any bribe offer and says Monnett named C B Squires who publicly denied the charge. Monnett claimed he was cornered and sought to name the briber, but court records show the information was stricken.
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Kline
George Rice
Marietta
Monnett
Messrs. Elliott
Standard’ Oil Company
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
C. B. Squires
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
New York
New York World
Beulah McCabe crew losses after hurricane wreck
Belgian steamer Tiflis rescued lone survivor Alexander Sjoholm 209 miles southwest of the Bahamas off a sea raft. He reported the Beulah McCabe foundered in a hurricane with all hands lost except him and one dead crewmate. Ship built in Bath Maine, home port Crisfield Maryland, estimated loss $75 000. crew listed as Captain E W Bailey boatswain R G Andersen J A Sjoholm J Eriksen Emile Johnson.
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Ala
Tiflis
Port Arthur
Tex
Bahamas
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Beulah McCabe
Sjoholm
McCabe
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Crisfield
E. W. Bailey
R. G. Andersen
J. A. Sjoholm
J. Eriksen
Emile Johnson
Philadelphia Celebrates 225th Birthday With Grand Parade
Philadelphia pauses business as Broad Street hosts a vast parade for the 225th anniversary. Major General Frederick D. Grant serves as Grand Marshal while troops from the US Army and Pennsylvania National Guard pass by. A bronze tablet at City Hall marks Rochambeau's encampment site with Komte De Chambrun representing the French Embassy.
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Broad Street
United States
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
United States Army
Auaritie
Rochambeau
Washington
Yorktown
Komte de Chambrun
Fairbanks speaks on tariff revision and reform in Indiana
Vice President Fairbanks addressed a large crowd in Lebanon at the Grand Opera House. He reviewed Republican achievements, argued for tariff revision after the election, and defended delaying action to avoid economic harm while favoring protective duties and flexible maximum rates. He discussed railroad regulation and currency reform before closing with state issues.
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Lebanon
Ind
Fairbanks
Grand Opera House
Republican Party
Republican
Roosevelt
Taft
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Attempted Lynch in a Courtroom Riot Ends in Life Imprisonment
In Los Angeles on October 6 a riot in Justice Austin's court followed an attack by Edward Martin on Edith Ralston at College Grove. Martin was moved to Superior Judge Wilbur's court, pleaded guilty, and received a life imprisonment sentence while several arsons were slightly injured during the disturbance.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Austin
Edward Martin
Edith Ralston
College Grove
Martin
Wilbur
Debs Denounces Bryan in Massachusetts Swing
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate for President, drew large crowds in Westfield Springfield Worcester Natick and Boston as his Red Special toured Massachusetts. He spoke at Faneuil Hall tonight condemning both major parties and attacking Bryan and Samuel Gompers over the tobacco trust.
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Westfield
Springfield
Worcester
Natick
Eugene V. Debs
Massachusetts
Debs
Faneuil Hall
Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Tobacco Trust
Garfield Returns to Washington After Taft Campaign
Secretary Garfield returns to the Interior Department in Washington after a week spent campaigning in Ohio and Indiana for Judge Taft. He was at his desk on October 5 following the campaign trip.
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Taft
Garfield
Interior Department
Ohio
Indiana
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