Taft Adcenuates Danger Of Bryan In Ohio Race
Cincinnati history recalls illegal voting cases in Hamilton County where repeaters backed Judson Harmon. Witnesses T O Meara and Edward Hall testified to extensive graft and paid voters at multiple wards. The push to save Harmon’s seat shows political maneuvering around a contested 1876 judgeship and a broader pattern of fraud claims in Cincinnati wards.
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Senate of
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Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
Hamilton City
Jude Harmon
Cox
Harmon
Thomas O'Meara
Eighth Ward
Edward F. Hall
Central Avenue
Third Street
Freeman Avenue
Sixth Street
Cutter and
Ninth
George and
Cutter
Race Street
Eph Holland
Pan Wheaton
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Joseph Cox
Eph
Holland
Judge Harmon
Court of Common Pleas
Booth
Common Pleasion
The
Furniture samples sale at steep discounts tomorrow
Manufacturers sent sample pieces to a furniture exhibition and do not take them back after. Dealers can buy these unusually crafted samples at prices far below cost. Sale begins tomorrow at 8 oclock with early bird advantage.
City Railway receiver sought in Cleveland case
Ingersoll Rand Company of New Jersey petitions in U S Circuit Court seeking a receiver for Municipal Traction Company. The filing lists many creditor claims and asks for division of property among creditors. Mayor Johnson says all bills will be paid and no receiver will be appointed.
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Cleveland, CO
Ingersoll-Rana Company
New Jersey
United States Circuit Court
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Municipal Traction Company
Ingersoll Rand Company
Fred L. Taft
Johnson
Vote Yes for a Park Commission Measure
Voters are urged to approve a park commission proposal. The measure seeks to establish governance for park planning and maintenance, with supporters citing improved oversight and streamlined decisions for city green spaces. Opponents argue about costs and oversight scope.
Hearst exposes judges tied to oil and politics in Pennsylvania
The article details letters and payments involving Judge Morrison and Judge Henderson on Pennsylvania's Supreme Court, with John Archbold and John Elkins figures. It cites $15,000 in deposits, corruption critiques, and Hearst's remarks at a Brooklyn meeting linking Standard Oil to national political influence and past leaders.
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Indiana
John D. Archbold
Broadway
John P. Elkins
John, D. Archbold
House
Senate
Harrisburg
United States
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Elkins
Brooklyn
Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Paynes
William C. Whitney
Calvin 8. Brice
Sibley
Judge Elkin Will Not Comment Until He Sees Letters
Pittsburg Oct 24 Judge John P Elkin of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania was reached at his Indiana Pa home by telephone tonight. When the letters made public by Hearst were read to him he said I have no statement to make at the present time. I have nothing to say until I have seen the letters.
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Taft
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Wayne
Ape Brotherhood
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Ede
Toledo
Lennon
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Elkhart
J. H. Calkins
D. A. Fleming
William Shay
Indiana
Huntington
Hemehway
Crumpacker
Chicago
Pittsburg
John P. Elkin
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Hearst
Stone Denies Letter Influence in Morrison Appointment
Former Governor William A. Stone states he has no recollection of receiving the letters made public by William R Hearst. He explains Henderson did not influence his Supreme Court appointment and defends Morrison's qualifications and record on the bench.
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Pittsburg
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
William R Hearst
Henderson
Supreme Bench
Morrison
McKean
Potter
State officer found in contempt over Colorado ballots
Secretary of State Timothy O'Connor was found guilty of contempt by Judge George Allen in Denver and ordered confined in the County Jail until he obeys the court order on official ballots for the November election. The sentence cites his refusal to place the anti-Guggenheim and Business Men's tickets on the ballots.
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Denver
Timothy O’connor
George Allen
O’connor
Guggenheim
Mack Forecasts Bryan Landslide Across Nation
National Chairman Mack released a statement claiming William J. Bryan would win by a landslide, predicting at least 301 Electoral votes, fifty nine over the required total. He said the Western surge would spread to the East and expected gains in doubtful and Republican districts. He listed states included in his forecast.
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New York
Mack
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Atlantic
Suffragette Leaders Ordered to Public Security
London Oct 24 Mrs and Miss Parkhurst and Mrs Drummond prominent suffragette leaders were ordered at Bow Street to provide securities for their behavior or face prison. In default they were sentenced to three months for three women and ten weeks for Miss Parkhurst. The trio stated they intended to go to prison.
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Miss Parkhurst
Drummond
House of Commons
Bow Street
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