Taft Speech Draws Big Crowd In Missouri Days
Taft toured several Missouri towns delivering a speech on trusts and tariff. He argued against monopolies while defending capital aggregation under supervision and proposed federal oversight through the Commerce Department. He urged classification by corporate capital and defended his stance against Bryan remedies.
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Hitchcock to Meet Taft in Chicago Banquet
The Republican National Committee chairman Hitchcock will meet Judge Taft in Chicago tomorrow night at the deep waterways banquet hosted by the Chicago Chamber of Commerce. Taft and Bryan will be guests while Garfield, the secretary of the interior, predicts Indiana and Ohio as sure Republican states. Hitchcock departs for Chicago this afternoon.
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Longworth Campaign Opens in Keny County Rally
Congress man Nicholas Longworth of Ohio Senator Julius C Burrows of Michigan and James Francis Burke headlined a Republican campaign opening in Keny County. Mrs Longworth arrived from Washington joining her husband from Cincinnati boosting interest in the political demonstration.
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Western Voters Aroused by Taft Hughes Beveridge Tour
Omaha headlines report Governor Hughes saying Western states show unprecedented Republican activity as Taft Hughes and Beveridge campaign. The tour includes Governor Crawford in South Dakota and United Marshal Seth Bullock aiding Hughes in Sioux Falls, with crowds lining halls and factories sounding whistles.
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Hearst Free To Publish Them All
John D. Archbold of Standard Oil backs full publication of all letters by Mr. Sibley. He says Hearst should publish the letters in full and finds no item in them that would reflect badly on Sibley as a congressman.
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Mack collapses from overwork in Chicago
Norman E. Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee collapsed from fatigue and a severe cold in Chicago. Dr Hammond at the Auditorium Hotel said the illness stems from overwork and nervous exhaustion but is not serious. Mack, who arrived from New York the day before, is under care and expected to resume duties soon.
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Bryan Victory Forecast Sparks Market Slump Warning
A Wall Street broker warned a client that if Bryan’s election seemed likely at any time before election day, within 24 hours the market could drop 50 percent in volume and 26 percent in values. The warning appeared in the New York Sun.
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Dry in Paulding and Wyandot counties as Rose law wins
Columbus dispatch reports both Paulding and Wyandot counties voted dry under the Rose law. Paulding expelled twelve saloons by 1,162 to 1, and Wyandot shut fifty saloons by 50 votes. Thirty-one counties have voted under the law, all but one dry.
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Taft Sent to Philippines by McKinley
President McKinley praised Taft as the broadest and most unselfishly brave man, saying he will carry the spirit of the U S Constitution in his very blood as he is sent to the Philippines.
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Guffey Denies Oil Lease Talks With President
Colonel J M Guffey of Pennsylvania and T W Barnsdall Pittsburg oil operator deny charges of acting as Standard Oil agents and meeting President Roosevelt. He states Haskell falsely claimed he discussed the page oil lease with Roosevelt, noting they only spoke at a July 4 1902 reception at the Schenley Hotel Pittsburg.
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Hornbeck Placed on Ohio Third District Ballot
In Columbus on October 6 Secretary of State Thompson ruled Ray mond Hornbeck will appear on the official ballot as the Third District publican presidential elector candidate. Hornbeck was certified by the Bieser faction while Dana Hoover's name, backed by the Harding faction, is omitted.
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Attorney Named to Fill Republican State Ticket Vacancy
George B. Davidson of East Liverpool will be selected to fill the vacancy on the Republican State ticket caused by the death of Representative McCord at Salem last week. Davidson has served as City Solicitor for years.
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Register Tomorrow Vote Duty Reminder
Citizens are urged to register tomorrow to be eligible to vote. The message emphasizes voting as a civic duty and warns that failure to register will prevent participation in the upcoming election.
Daugherty Attacks Howe Committee In Ohio Campaign Speech
Harry M. Daugherty spoke in Greenville Ohio criticizing the Howe investigation into state offices. He claimed the committee acted without authority and misled the public, asserting state money is fully accounted for and praising one Republican member’s report.
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Kern at a Barbecue at Guilford Courthouse
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate John W. Kern spoke at a large picnic and barbecue on Guilford Courthouse field near Greensboro. James Hamilton Lewis of Chicago also addressed the crowd. Kern warned Speaker Cannon and defended opposition to trust oppression.
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Sibley Replies To Hearst Over Oil Ties
Former Congressman Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania releases a letter addressing references to his links with Standard Oil. He says his constituents know his business ties but denies any improper motive influenced his actions.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
William R. Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Democrats Plan Vigorous Fight in Midwestern Campaign
In Chicago on October 6 the Democratic National Committee outlines a two week push to win Indiana and Ohio for Bryan. National figures including Mack, Bryan, Bacon, Carmack, Daniel, Johnson, Williams and others will tour the Midwest with events planned in Indiana, Ohio and New York City Carnegie Hall on October 20.
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Arnold to Head Ticket in Rhode Island Democrats Nominate
The Democratic State Convention at Providence endorsed Denver platform and pledged support to Bryan and Kern. It nominated a full state ticket: Governor Olney Arnold, Lieutenant Governor Adelard Archambault, Secretary of State Robert Grieve, Attorney General Thomas B. Corcoran, General Treasurer Tristam D. Babcock, plus four Presidential Electors.
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Gouverneur Haskell Calls Roosevelt to Revoke Osage Lease
Independence Kan October 6 The Daily Reporter prints Gouvernor Charles N Haskell of Oklahoma demanding that President Roosevelt revoke the Foster blanket Osage Nation oil lease claiming it a Republican grant The note recalls that the original lease covering the Osage Nation was approved by Secretary Hoke-Smith under Grover Cleveland and later criticized by Secretary Hitchcock a Republican who limited the lease to lands with oil search expenditures.
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Starving man in box car identified as Austrian inmate
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania on October 6 a starving man found in a box car is not Willis E. Smith the Kentucky University student once suspected. The man is an Austrian, 29, and is jailed at Pottsville.
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Nominees Displayed As German Alliance Quietly Probes Questions
Cincinnati campaigns pivot on four mild questions from the German American Alliance asked of Democratic and Republican nominees. Taft’s return to Cincinnati looms as the alliance contemplates whether to press original questions or let candidates answer. Local meetings, campaigns rooms, and party efforts fill the week ahead as candidates face local option, German and temperance votes, and education policy debates.
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Two Decisions Against Taggart Ruling on Hotel Charters
Indiana appellate court denies petitions by French Lick Springs and West Baden Hotel Companies for rehearing on a ruling reversing Judge Buskirk. It holds an action can proceed to forfeit charters over alleged gambling at the Taggart headed hotels. Supreme Court also overruled Buskirk on quashing indictments against visitors to gambling houses near French Lick.
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Government Granted Right to Appeal Commodities Clause Case
Philadelphia Oct 6 Judges Dallas Gray and Buffington of the United States Circuit Court issued an order allowing the Government to appeal the decision in the Hepburn rate bill commodities clause case. Government and coal road counsel will seek Supreme Court precedence due to the case’s significance.
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CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY New Drug Poslam Now Sold In Small Quantities
A one year old drug Poslam has cured thousands of eczema and skin trouble cases. Smaller fifty cent jars now available beside the two dollar size, from Dow’s in Cincinnati or Emergency Laboratories in New York. First application relieves itching. chronic cases cured in two weeks. samples offered free by mail.
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New Co operative Course a Success at Cincinnati University
Cincinnati University expands trade training by offering pattern making to apprentices. Union councils approve enrollment requiremente: students must have completed one year in their business.
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Ball Reverses Cooperative Education for Pattern Makers
Frank H. Ball, supervisor in Cincinnati, proposes a new pattern making focus within manual training for non high school apprentices. The Board of Education approved Elmer W. Christy as instructor as unions and the Central Labor Council endorse the plan which aims to raise standards for employed workers seeking practical and theoretical training.
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Seized Liquor Poured Into Gutters in County Option Raid
Chicago reports thousands cheer as barrels of beer and bottles of wine are dumped into sewers and the city dump. Four thousand dollars worth of liquor seized in a raid on blind tigers near Whiting was spilled in a public destruction ordered by Judge Reiter.
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