Democratic papers in New York Bolts Hearst Ticket
Several major New York papers including The Times The Herald Staats Zeitung The World and the Brooklyn Eagle announce support for Hughes and Murphy while Hearst papers remain the only local supporters. Rochester Democrats refuse to back Hughes. Jerome and Jones pledge for Hughes as McClellan denounces Murphy and condemns Hearst urging party loyalty while voting the state ticket.
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New York
Democratic
Hearst
the Times
the Herald
Staats Zeitung
the World
Brooklyn Eagle
Hughes
the News
Ross Murphy
Rochester
Jones
Charles KE. Hughes
Jerome
McClellan
Charles I. Murphy
William R. Hearst
Hearst and Bryan Nears Clash Over 1908 Election
The article recounts Hearst proposing a deal to Bryan while in Germany. Hearst warned of an independent run if blocked, claiming a governorship path in New York and pressuring Bryan to back him for the 1908 presidential nomination. It notes Bryan’s cautious response and possible shift to support Hearst after nomination.
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Hearst
Bryan
Germany
New York
Leipsie heiress inherits Camden land and bank funds
Mrs. Alsina Oro of Leipsie receives 4000 acres of land near Camden New Jersey and a bank balance of 4000 dollars after the death of a cousin, per the will.
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Alsina Oro
Leipsie
Camden
N. J
Oil man Wo Haccerry dies from oil well fumes
Lima oilman Wo Haccerry died in Merlin Qnt after fumes from an oil well being cleaned overcome him. The Crescent editor claims Bryan is a Democrat. Democratic headquarters announce Bryan will speak in Ohio on October 25 26 and 27, possibly by special train.
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Haccerry
Lima
Merlin
Qnt
Bryan
Ohio
the Crescent
Bryan Democrat
Pau Stensland Sentenced in Joliet Bank Wrecking Case
Pau Stensland, long known as the Chicago bank wrecker, pleaded guilty and was sent to Joliet penitentiary. He was put to work in a broom factory on Thursday with John A. Linn, former Chicago Superior Court clerk, convicted of embezzlement.
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Pau. Stensland
Chicago
Joliet
John A. Linn
Superior Court of Chicago
Prominent Hicksville Figure Endorsed for Common Pleas Judge
A tribute in the Hicksville News praises John P. Cameron as a capable and honest candidate for common pleas judge. Defiance county voters know him as a leading attorney with broad legal knowledge and high qualifications, and friends urge an endorsement at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville News
John P. Cameron
Common Pleas
Cameron
Defiance County
Reunion marks hundredth Ohio infantry reunion field in Toledo
About 100 Civil War survivors of Gen. Slevin’s One Hundredth Ohio Volunteer Infantry gathered at Memorial Hall Toledo on Wednesday Sept 26. Officers elected include H S Hammond president C C Hume first vice president William Jay second vice president William Schully secretary J W Vrooman assistant secretary and A W King treasurer chaplain. The group agreed to hold the next reunion in Gilmore with renewed plans in Toledo.
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C. C. Hume
Perrysville
William Jay
Tecumseh
Mich
William Schully
Defiance
J. W. Vrooman
Toledo
A. W. King
Bryan
Gilmore
Longworth Dominates in Democratic Editorial Call
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial argues that in the forthcoming November election Longworth sweeps the field, predicts a foregone conclusion, and questions the value of an opposing nomination. It suggests removing party bans to allow Cincinnati voters broader choice. Dems nominate Bentham, a miners’ union member and lawyer.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Longworth
Cincinnati
Aos
Bentham
The
Miners’ Union
New Republican Executive Committee Members Named
Chairman Dick announces the Republican executive committee members including Alderman of Marietta Bemis of Fremont Bishop of Batavia Rowland of Columbus Brady of Cleveland Ciingerman of Springfield Copeland of Cincinnati Davis of Gleeroy Fitch of Youngstown Fleischmann of Cincinnati Francie of Chicago Hancher of Caldwell Haserot of Cleveland Heisey of Newark Hollenbeck of Chardon Jennings of Lancaster Kennedy of Bellefontaine Kiskadden of Tiffin Me Conica of Findlay Marsh of Akron Mattern of Dayton Morey of Wapakoneta Morrow of Hillsboro Nevin of Dayton Nichols of Medina Owen of Mt. Vernon Riegle of Bowling Green Sedgwick of Martins Ferry Treadway of Cleveland White of Bryan.
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Republican Executive Committee
A. D. Alderman
Marietta
J. D. Bemis
Fremont
W. C. Bishop
Batavia
W. G. Rowland
Columbus
P. J. Brady
Cleveland
John B. Ciingerman
Springfield
William Copeland
Cincinnati
C. Kk. Davis
Gleeroy
John H. Fitch
Youngstown
Julius Fleischmann
William T. Francie
Chicago
H. F. Hancher
Caldwell
F. H. Haserot
George D. Heisey
Newark
H. H. Hollenbeck
Chardon
Malcolm Jennings
Lancaster
R. P. Kennedy
Bellefontaine
Alexander Kiskadden
Tiffin
T. H. Me Conica
Findlay
W. E. Marsh
Akron
C. J. Mattern
Dayton
W. B. Morey
Wapakoneta
D.Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
R. R. Nevin
N. P. Nichols
Medina
F. W. Owen
Mt. Vernon
F. P. Riegle
Bowling Green
L. C. Sedgwick
Martins Ferry
F. W. Treadway
John B. White
Bryan
Scrimmage Sparks Hope for Defiance High Team
Defiance high school football scrimmage against a mixed eleven drew 10 to 2 in favor of the home team. Coaches Sutphen and Rath praise speed and effort as the provisional lineup shows several changes ahead of a permanent roster. Substitutes Glen Decker and Cameron noted. warm baths endorsed for thin players.
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Defiance
Suriday
Sutphen
Rath
MecGushin
Holly
Bedringer
Malley
Ogel
Eads
See Hi See His Patients and Then Decide on Treatment
A terse note urges patients to observe a doctor’s initial consultations and assess satisfaction before proceeding with any treatment. It hints at personal judgment guiding care decisions and emphasizes patient consent.
Foreign Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist to Visit Defiance
LT JORHON JI D formerly of Chicago now located in Toledo will visit Defiance for free consultations in English French and German. He lists clinics at Crosby House Napoleon October 12 and Wellington Hotel Paulding October 13 with further stops at Barnes Hotel Bryan and Christman Hotel. A Rush Medical College graduate he specializes in eye ear nose throat and chronic diseases with claimed phenomenal cures.
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Chicago
Toledo
Defiance
Crosby House
Napoleon
Wellington
Paulding
Barnes
Bryan
Christman
Mahon
Rush Medical College
Death of Mrs Pease in Toledo Transit to Rochester Home
Mrs. Pease wife of Edward M Pease agent of the National Legion in this city died Friday evening at St Vincent Hospital Toledo after an operation. She was 32 and survived by a son and daughter. No local funeral services. remains to be shipped to Rochester New York. Quote about perfec tions without good breeding attributed to Steele.
Choosing Wall Papers Colors Brighten Dull Rooms
An article explains how wallpaper colors affect room light and mood. It ranks hues by luminosity from yellow to purple and notes warm colors advance while cool tones recede, influencing room size, coziness, and formality. It also mentions ceilings appearing higher with light colors and rooms seeming larger with light greens and blues. It ends by describing lingerie sacks crafted from delicate silk linings and decorative fabrics in pale pinks and blues.
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Harpers Weekly
Vanity secrets of a Fifth Avenue wife told in sly tale
A New York dentist with elite clients hides a wife’s deception about false teeth. The married woman keeps a duplicate set at the dentist to swap in secret, avoiding discovery by her husband. She has lived twelve years in ignorance of the truth, illustrating a harsh lesson in discretion.
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Fifth Avenue
Clergyman’s Son Uses Pebbles to Stay Awake
In a humorous note from Harper’s Weekly a preacher’s young son in church distracts the audience by tossing pebbles from the gallery. When confronted by the minister the boy replies in a clear treble that his aim is to keep everyone awake during the tiresome sermon.
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Harper’s Weekly
Typhoid Vaccinated Rabbits Stolen in Saarbruck
Thirty seven inoculated rabbits have been stolen from the bacteriological institute at Saarbruck in Prussia. The theft concerns rabbits inoculated with the typhoid bacillus.
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Bacteriological Institute
Saarbruck
Prussia
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