Taft to Speak in Brooklyn Amid Election Campaign
New York Oct 24 Taft prepares a Brooklyn tour after speaking in New Haven and Port Chester. He will address four Brooklyn meetings Monday night including a parade feature. A Carnegie Hall mass meeting Friday with speakers from politics and education is planned with former Governor Frank S Black and others.
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Bryan Tries To Explain Stand on Corporations
In Middletown and across New York, 1904 campaign coverage tracks William Jennings Bryan as he frames the panic of 1907 as a Republican failure, calls for limited production, and urges voters to back the Democratic slate while criticizing Taft and Hughes.
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Sherman 3 Train Nearly Leaves Him in New York Campaign Stop
Republican vice presidential nominee James S. Sherman toured Oswego Pulaski Richland Lacona Watertown Carthage and Lowville areas during a northern New York swing. A crowd greeted him warmly and he spoke on campaign issues while the train briefly departed without him prompting chatter from voters that he would not be left on November 3.
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Death of John E. Searles in London Transit Station
John Ennis Searles, 80, a New York financier and benefactor to Methodist churches, died after fainting on a Waterton Station platform while en route to Guilford with his wife. Former secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company, he retired in 1898 and later pursued cotton shipping ventures before bankruptcy in 1901. He was active in religious philanthropy and funded the New York Avenue Church in Brooklyn.
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