Taft Campaign Tour Draws Large Crowds Across North Dakota
Faction leaders unite for Taft as 16 speeches draw big crowds from Grand Forks to Fargo. Senators Hansbrough and McCumber, plus National Committeeman Kennedy, join the march with Nelson and Clapp. Snow falls temper the day as Taft eyes South Dakota and a Sioux City rally.
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Taft Praises Farmers as He Rides Minnesota
In Fergus Falls Minnesota on September 28 Taft jokes with Sauk Center residents and praises Republican governance. He introduces Fred W. Carpenter his longtime secretary and notes Carpenter’s origins in Sauk Center. He travels to Alexandria and cautions voters against Democratic promises while praising Republican prosperity and farm markets.
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Farmers and tariff debate over twelve years of relief
A recording voice questions farmers about protective tariffs, arguing they should not chase a promised windfall while noting twelve years of tariff relief. The exchange contrasts farmers’ expectations with national policy.
Ellis to Speak for Taft in Norfolk First Speech
Ohioan Wade H. Ellis newly appointed Assistant Attorney General traveled to Washington to meet the President and assess Ohio politics. He will campaign for Taft with his first speech planned in Norfolk, Virginia on October 15 and will delay duties until after the election.
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Cabinet Officer To Begin West Tour In October
Secretary Wilson will start his campaign speeches in the West on October 15 after a meeting with the President. Senator Burrows of Michigan, head of the tariff readjustment committee, briefed on the plan and will travel to West Virginia, Pittsburgh, and surrounding areas through October 20 to support Mr. Taft.
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Van Hise Praises Roosevelt One of Nation's Greatest Statesmen
Madison Wisconsin September 28 Educator Van Hise called Roosevelt one of the nations greatest statesmen in a Farmers National Congress address. He urged ending coal mine concentration by a few, backing governmental ownership of natural resources, and regulating trusts. He praised Roosevelt's conservation stance as a historic act.
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Garfield Speaker Set for Ada and Ohio Campaign
Ohio Republican leaders announced speaking assignments for Charles Dick, Warren G Harding, and James S Sherman. Garfield will address Ada tomorrow and Findlay midweek. Harris plans stops in Medina Upper Sandusky East Palestine Stark County and McArthur later in the week.
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McNamara Denounces Foraker and Haskell Remarks
TERRE HAUTE Ind Sept 28 T E McNamara distiller here criticized Senator Foraker and Judge Taft remarks and derided Haskell s denial. He warned that a grafter scorned provokes fierce anger in politics and public life.
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Taft Pledges to Continue Roosevelt Policies in Minneapolis
William H. Taft told a large Minneapolis audience on September 26 that if elected president he would use all his energies to continue Roosevelt policies, promote honest business, and ensure every man stays within the law, whether humble or rich.
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Supreme Court Rules for Warner in Michigan recount case
The Michigan Supreme Court affirms Governor Fred M. Warner, ruling the Board of Canvassers cannot look beyond primary returns to check voter enrollment. Dr. J. B. Bradley had sought to challenge the result after Warner led by about 1,500 votes. Six justices concurred with Judge McAlvay dissenting. unless further canvass reveals errors eroding Warner's lead, he secures the nomination.
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Homecoming planned in Vincennes Knox County
Citizens in Vincennes and Knox County organize homecoming week starting October 6 with pyrotechnic displays and Wabash River trips. The Harrison homestead, linked to President Benjamin Harrison, is located in Vincennes.
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Marshal kills Kentuckian on train near Louisa
In a fight aboard a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train near Louisa Lawrence County Kentucky Town Marshal Fred Marcum of Louisa killed John Whitaker who resisted arrest Marcum acted while attempting to arrest Whitaker after a confrontation on the train.
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Republican ticket candidate group image absence noted
The group includes pictures of candidates nominated last Friday and are the only ones missing from The Commercial Tribune’s Saturday publication. The members of the group include Stanley.
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Georgia Independence party candidate indicted for concealed weapon
Hartwell Georgia September 2 Yancey Carter independent party gubernatorial candidate indicted by Hart County grand jury for carrying a concealed weapon into a voting precinct during the Democratic primary on June 4.
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Local races list county and state candidates in terse note
Struble runs for County Commissioner with Dr. C. F. Bauer and Henry H. Lippelman as County Infirmary Director candidates. Edgar M. Johnson and Thorne Baker vie for State Senator while Clifford Schlemmer Raymond Ratliff and Joseph Schwegman seek Representatives.
Riders Attempt to Get Revenge in Infernal Mail Plot
Paducah Kentucky September 28 Explosives sufficient to blow the Paducah Post Office to pieces were found in an infernal machine sent to Sanford Hall the chief informer in the Western Kentucky night rider cases. Hall testified against defendants and convictions were expected. The package held ten ounces of gun cotton plus powder and dynamite. Investigators feared the plan aimed to kill Hall and damage the Federal Building housing Hollowell case records.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Dubois Faction in Idaho Case
The Idaho State Supreme Court denied the Dubois faction's writ of mandate seeking to force certification of its Democratic convention ticket. The decision upholds the anti-Dubois faction and directs Secretary of State to refrain from certifying the contested ticket. The ruling affects county clerk certification procedures in Wallace and surrounding areas.
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Obituaries list notable deaths including Senner Neville and Von Schwanebach
Joseph H. Senner publisher of The National Provisioner and former US Immigration Commissioner in New York City died suddenly at his office. apoplexy named as cause. John Henry Neville, VP of the State University, died suddenly in Lexington Kentucky of heart failure. he was a longtime educator and Greek Latin professor. Charles Von Schwanebach ex Controller of the Russian Empire and ex Minister of Agriculture died in Magdeburg from heart disease. he was an advisor to the Emperor and opposed Stolypin’s policies, with a career spanning preconstitutional and post reform cabinets.
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Witness Fears Foul Play in Caldwell County Missing Man Case
Louisville dispatch reports Minnie Dean, a prosecution witness, returned home after visiting her dying father. She alleges a night rider member claimed Herbert Hall, brother of Sanford Hall who vanished in early June, was murdered and his body dumped in a well.
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Bryan candidate targets Haskell links and party shifts
Salt Lake City September 28 Independent presidential hopeful Thomas L. His gen attacks Gov Haskell and the Democratic National Committee, accusing Bryan of switching loyalties and ties to Standard Oil and Parker. He predicts Bryan will change colors again by 1912.
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Longworth and Sherman Rally in Chicago Campaign Talk
Cincinnati congressman’s wife attends event in Chicago as Longworth urges tariff revision and Roosevelt era policies. Sherman addresses black voters before a disruption about Brownsville, defending Roosevelt’s record and warning on a Democratic House.
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Firemen and Enginemen Convene for Rock Island-San Francisco Lines
B F Yaokum, chairman of the executive committee, delivers the principal address at the Eleventh Biennial Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen in Columbus. The convention at Memorial Hall continues for about ten more days.
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Bryan Owellg on Guarantee Plank Reads to Audience
Democratic candidate Bryan Owellg speaks in wintry weather about a guarantee plank. He urges listeners to back both sides to be safe and win the election.
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Ridder Faces Charges as He Plans Union Defense
Herman Ridder the newly elected Treasurer of the Democratic National Committee said he will appear before the Central Federated Union on Sunday to answer charges of hostility to union labor. He denied the accusation, stated he has employed union men, and pledged to publish contributor names and amounts by October 15. He will follow Bryan's policy and refuse favors in exchange for contributions.
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Roosevelt Letter Read Delays Bryan Address in South Dakota
In Yankton Roosevelt’s letter to Bryan arrived and Bryan read it at Tripp after his speech. Bryan said he would answer the new points in a statement soon and not by letter. He rallied a large crowd in Walnut street, urging the bank deposits guarantee from the Democratic platform.
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Chairman Mack Delays Chicago Trip Returns to New York
National Chairman Mack returns to New York from Buffalo after being urged to stay for developments in the Eastern political situation. He postponed his West trip to the end of the week. Herman Ridder, national treasurer, expected to join him for the Chicago headquarters run.
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Olney declines to comment on trusts prosecutions note
Former Secretary of State and Attorney General Richard Olney refused to comment when asked about a statement mentioned in President Roosevelt's letter to Mr. Bryan regarding prosecutions of trusts under the Cleveland administration. He said plainly that he would give no reply.
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Harmon to Attend Hamilton County Democratic Primaries
Democratic candidate Judge Judson Harmon will attend the Hamilton County primaries following a Lancaster engagement cancellation. He will speak in Canton on Wednesday, at Upper Sandusky Fair Thursday, in Lima Thursday night, en route. Friday night in Wapakoneta and Saturday afternoon in Norwood.
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Pettigrew Says He Refused Offer for Speeches
Former Senator R F Pettigrew said he was approached by the Republican National Committee through a former U S Senator with an offer of $10 000 to deliver ten speeches in support of Thomas Watson's candidacy for president. He disclosed this while traveling with William J Bryan from Sioux Falls to Mitchell.
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Senator Declines Personal Offer in Campaign Inquiry
Senator Pettigrew said he refused a personal offer of funds and led an inquiry that found the Republican party largely financed Mr. Watson's campaign.
Priest Pierce's Attorney Denies Waters-Pierce ties in roosevelt reply
Judge Henry Priest reveals his firm defended Henry Clay Pierce in 1904 for a minority stake in Waters-Pierce Oil. He clarifies he did not serve as an Oil Company official. He notes his remarks on bribery were quoted out of context and states he votes for Bryan.
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Stanley Defends Record as Campaign Speech Emphasizes Integrity
A. O. Stanley of Henderson, seeking reelection in Kentucky's Second District, spoke at the Hopkinsville courthouse. He denied accusations of urging lawlessness and asserted he would defend his stance under any scrutiny, including fiery denial at heaven or hell. He rejected a specific claim about remarks at Cynthiana regarding tobacco or corn.
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Haskell's Aide to Quit and Return to Alva
Guthrie Oklahoma September 28 John B Doolin named Assistant Treasurer by Governor Haskell will resign and return from Chicago to his home at Alva Oklahoma The resignation follows Hearst charges and signals retirement growing from those accusations.
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Haskell Plans Libel Suit Against Hearst
Oklahoma Governor announces intent to sue William Randolph Hearst for criminal libel claiming he must prove statements made are untrue. Governor states he will file next Wednesday after returning from Chicago.
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Haskell
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Hoosier Class Fight Wounds Student At Delphi High
Larry Coble was seriously wounded by a shotgun during a class fight at Delphi High School in Delphi Indiana. The incident occurred on September 28 and involved students from different class groups.
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Cuticura Aids Child’s Severe Eczema Suffering
A Shiloh Ohio mother recounts how Clyde, aged thirteen, suffered a year with widespread eczema and crusts until using Cuticura products. After six weeks his condition improved remarkably. two daily treatments for six months left him with clear skin and no scars.
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