Roosevelt Campaign Fund Contributions Under Fire
Testimony before the campaign and investigating committee accuses H C Pyi and others like J Pierpont Morgan and George W Perkins of strong influence with the Stool Trust. The Colonel defends that no contributions or favors were exchanged, while critics claim corporations funded the Roosevelt campaign with sums over $100000 from Morgan, Frick, Harriman associates, and others.
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Roosevalt
H. C. Pyi
Stool Trust
J. Piarpont Morgan
George W. Perkins
Everyond
Ig Palities
Arid
Ji Tie
Relzian
Roosevelt
Harriman
Morrayyn Prick
Apple Evaporating Works Seeks Help For Big Season
W Sawyer began apple evaporating operations in the west end September 15 and advertises for more help. The corry evaporator will run until January 15 handling at least 75 000 bushels of locally grown apples. Sawyer predicts an unusually large season and potential for more fruit than before as a large addition and enhanced ovens expand capacity. The plant uses new equipment for drying and canning and employs twenty plus workers. The product is marketed to Rochester New York.
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W. Sawyer
Corry
Rochester
N.Y
Alfred Johnson Dies at Home Near Summit Me
Alfred Johnson a year old dropped dead yesterday at a neighbor's home near Summit Me. He had been ailing for some time and was thought to be visiting a neighboring farm when he was stricken. A physician declared him beyond aid. The deceased's son, Otto Johnson, works at the local post office. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Alfred Johnson
Summit
Tolincon
Tari
Tial
Yoon
Torie
Johnson
Ontar Johnson
Unclear Baseball Play By Play From Faded OCR
Fragmentary record describes a baseball game with pitches, strikes, hits and outs. Mentions players such as Doyle Merkle Snodgrass Speaker Meyers Hooper Gardner and others with moments of baserunning and fielding, though details are inconsistent.
Baseball Scoring Report with Repeated Plays and Outs
A fragmented baseball recap follows strike by strike action across innings. Players named include Marquard Devore Fletcher Doyle O Brien Snodgrass and Carrigan with Boston and New York batters noted and several outs and walks recorded.
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Lewis
Stahl
Devore
Wagner
Chied
Bafabue
Stelle
Marquard
Fletcher
Doyle
Boston
Carrigan
O'Brine
Hooper
N.Y
Snodgrves
Murry
Merkle
Bren
Yerkesny
Snodcrass
O'Breim
Herzog
Pleteher
Verney
Lotehur
Dev
Carriean
Doyle Ito Morita
Mirry
Merklawn
Hertog
Elite Lewis
Riins
O'Brien
Palmer to Speak on Tariff Revision in Campaign Tour
Congressman Palmer, a Ways and Means Committee member and Democratic leader, will address supporters in Columbia this week. He is expected to outline tariff revision plans as part of the campaign tour, highlighting his role among northern party leaders and local organizers. The event includes stops at Montville and Crayford county venues with other local figures in attendance.
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Eri Pi
Tarl
Michell Valmer
Rigs Hiverhuis
Columbia
Cnmmpalisn
Palmer
Montville
Crayford County
Solers
Nirle Gamtarrow Mt
Ata
Congressian
Committee On Ways and Means
Tarif
Reorganized Democracy
Boxing Exhi bition Set at Queen City Club
Local heavyweights Datwaen Cy Flynn of Buffalo and George Henderson are slated for a ten round boxing exhibition at the Queen City Athletic Club Friday night October 18. Flynn, noted for facing Frank Jeffries in this city, will headline the event as part of a dancing school venue program previously announced for Friday evenings.
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Ariolek
Datwaen
Cy!" Flynn
Bukfalo
George Henderson
Forale Queen City Athletic Club
Flynn
R. Jeffries
Thin City
Sevaral
Harald
Straw Vote in 29 States Across Nation Reported
The New York Morning newspaper published straw votes from 29 states showing Wilson leading in many areas with 69 000 votes overall. Roosevelt trails with about 20 000 and Debs around 5 000. Early results place Wilson strongest in several states while Roosevelt gains in others. In New York the tally shows Wilson 1 237, Roosevelt 1 168, Taft 882.
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New York
Mornid
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Jows
Missouri
Minnesota
Herald
Wilson Wid
Roosevelt
Wiledon
Debs
Wilson
Wilsonl
Taft
Morsevelt
The Typhoon to Open Saturday in Maine
Leading event of the season, The Typhoon by Parker will be staged Saturday December 12 in Maine. The production previously created a furore in New York and is adapted from Mel sholy Lengyel by Frances Coyong an. The plot follows a Japanese envoy in a secret plan and features a dramatic scene.
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Wnt Amb
Manne Er Parker
New York
Toudon
Frances
Nitobe ‘Tokerumo
Reception for Rev. Shaw
A reception was held last evening in the vestry room in honor of Rev. Shaw and family. The room was decorated with white flowers and ferns though the weather was not as pleasant as hoped. Mrs Dowman Miss Trisdell and Mr Willer sang while others served refreshments for congregants and visiting church members. Dr. Shaw comes from a large church in the West to lead the local congregation and earn the community’s warm welcome.
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He Rey
Shaw
Fumbly
Iri
Winml Reany
Dowman
Misa Triesdell
Ar. Willer
Thaste
Low Croak
Enke Wan Belnie
Gatherliss
Typhoon to Be Shown at Library Theatre This Saturday
The Typhoon drew wide interest in New York and London before its provincial runs and will be performed at Library Theatre on Sat Oct 12. The play grips audiences with a daring theme and skilled handling that marks it as a standout from conventional American drama.
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New York
Library ‘Theatre
London
Menu line sedan chicken supper at commercial hotel
Weekly menu listing chicken and waste supper at the commercial hotel on Saturday and Wednesday evenings from 6 to 7 80 am. Includes oyster stow celery polder chicken wallon cold roast pork with apple sauce mashed potatoes silond tomatoon corn on cob porches and groom augerted wreaks coconut cake tea coffee milk adv 20
Marital Rites Held at Hotel Antler Parlors
Baeder Patterton Gua Haeder wed Misa Adeline Patterson in a ceremony at the Hotel Antler parlor conducted by Alderman J T Barker. The event drew family and friends from West Pleasant Street and nearby communities.
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Baeder-Patterton
Gua Haeder
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