Two Chiefs in Action First Day of Ohio Tour
Taft spoke in seventeen Ohio towns on his first day of campaigning. From Cincinnati to Akron he drew large crowds and applause, defending injunctions and labor policy while highlighting letters from AFL leader Keefe. He met audiences in Zanesville Cambridge Canal Dover and Akron among other stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Taft
Tie
Cincinnati
Foraker
Bryan
Zanesville
Cambridge
Speeel
Gompers
Turt
Belmont
Canal Dover
Ybhe
Daniel J. Keefe
American Federation of Labor
International Longshoremen and Teamsters
Music Hall
Judge Taft
United States
Charles Dick
Senator Foraker
Arthur
Harrison
Paraker
McWinley
Roosevelt
Morrow
Wilmington
Sabina
Washington Courthrouse
Circleville
New Holland
Lancaster
New Lexington
Crooksville
Roseville
New Coventrd
New Comerstown
Massillon
Orran Attacks Hughes on Campaign Finance at State U
At Lincoln Nebraska Edward Orran speaks forcefully to university students denouncing Governor Hughes and defending Roosevelt's stance on Taft. He tests public funding disclosure and direct election of senators, drawing cheers and a split vote among students. Chicago press reports Taft injunction critique and Gompers urging labor support for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hughes—Gompers
Lincoln
State University
William J. Orran
Hughes
New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
W. H. Taft
Riep
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Bryen
Republican Convention
Political campaign stops across the nation in mid October
Reports from Newark Emira Silt Lake City Cincinnati Watertown and Syracuse recount speeches by Fairbanks Sherman Beveridge Parker and other figures. The tariff policy and party splits dominate dialogue as governors senators and labor leaders campaign amid a staggered schedule of rallies and press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Fairbanks
Sherman
Emira
N Y
Charles FE. Aughbes
New York State
New York City
Olvera
Waverly
Silt Lake City
Bryan
Beveridge
Salt Lake
Cincinnati
Allen B. Parker
Republican Campaign Fund
Ian Charles Roosevelt
Watertown
N.Y
Stuyvesant Chanter
Maminee
A Stubborn Cinderella at Bucklen Theatre Tonight
Amusements section notes the musical comedy A Stubborn Cinderella and its Chicago origin at Bucklen Theatre tonight. Also mentions Lyman H. Howe returning to Tremont Temple with new moving picture presentations and critiques of Walter and The Wolf in current shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Howe
Boston Journal
Tremont Temple
Four Corners
Mr. Howe
Sicily
Howe
Haskell to Sue Hearst Over Oil War Fallout
Governor Haskell travels to Kansas City to consult lawyers about a possible Missouri suit against William R K Hearst over the Standard Oil publicity war. He notes service issues could delay action if Hearst avoids Missouri courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurthrie
Okia
Haskell
Kansas City
William RK. Hearst
Standard Oil
Tlaskell
Tle
Democratic National Committee
Hearst
Missouri
Tie
Frendle Tavitigco
New York
Thurst
League convention urges end of elk emblem sales
The national convention of the League of Aner eu Sportssen pressed resolutions to cease using elk tenth as emblems and discourage sales among members. Debs cancels speeches due to a severe cold and illness requiring physician care during engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton, Ookla
Ort P
League of Anereu Sportssen
Onder
Newark
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Jin
HERRING ARRIVES AT FORT MYER WITH ARMED AEROPLANE
Tor ting arrives at Fort Myer with his self built aeroplane for the United States arms. He travels with an assistant and two suitcases containing the craft. Delivery must occur today and will be inspected by the signal corps. He plans to depart for New York later, hoping to refine the aircraft before long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. H. Torting
Fort Myer
United States
Herring
Signal Corps
New York
Tereiiag
Thierry
Port Myer
RATIONAL CURE FOR ECZEMA Using skin through the skin therapy
The ad argues eczema is a skin disease not a blood illness and promotes D D D Prescription with oil of wintergreen as the true skin cure. It claims relief by treating the skin directly and notes repeated success from Houseworth Bros., Elk Hart, Indiana. Also lists straw for sale at the Elkhart Egg Case factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houseworth Bros
Elkhart
Ind
A Stubborn Cinderella Hits Chicago With Record Run
Critics praise the Mort B. Singer Princess Amusement Co. musical as the largest Chicago import of its kind. Hough Adams and Howard’s production costs near 75000 with an 80 member cast and lavish scenery. Tickets selling fast six weeks ahead, no vacant high priced seats. Cast includes Marguerite Keeler and Grace Edmund with songs like What's the Use and Don't Be Anybody's Moon but Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Senorita
Adams
Howard
Marguerite Keeler
Grace Edmund
Homer 2
Mason
Jack Ratfnel
Lincoln Plumer
Harry Pauli
Adam
The Wolf praised by critics as a dramatic achievement
Dramatic critics hail The Wolf as a genuine breakthrough. Allen Dale of the New York Journal calls it a great feat and asserts Walter is made of the right dramatic stuff. He notes Paid in Full as the artist’s earlier success and urges interest in The Wolf with further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walter
Claque
the Wolf
Allen Dale
The
New York Journal
Walter
Naples
Ofaples
Rome
Golors
England
Buckingham Palace
London
Edward VII
India
Foday
Bombay
Calcutta
Simla
Darjeeling
Benares
Ganges
Niagara Falls
Savoy
France
Sicily
Catania
Etna
Palermo
Rover
Cabby
Reedham
Mi-o-na Cure Reported By Dyspepsia Sufferer
Mrs Nelson La cier of Athol Massachusetts credits Mi-o-na with restoring her health after severe stomach trouble. The ad from Houseworth Bros promotes Mi-o-na at 50 cents a box with a money back guarantee and claims one box can cure many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lacier
Isk Street
Athol
Mass
Elkhart
Houseworth Bros
Cabbage Sale by William Currier This Thursday
Car of Cabbage by William Currier offers kraut cabbage at reasonable prices this Thursday October 15. Home phone 1228. Last chance sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Currier
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY IDEA AD
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab lets sold for 26c. B. W. GROVE'S signature on every box. Jessica Mother says there's only one best flour Gold Medal Flour. Joan note Tag Day October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Grove
Jessics
Joan
Father William's Indian Tea Promises Kidney and Back Relief
An advertisement touts Father William's Indian Tea as a cure for back ache kidney congestion rheumatism gout jaundice and Bright's disease. It claims quick relief and permanent cure with tea or tablet forms priced 20 and 35 cents and lists H D Miller and F H Bentz Co as sellers. The notice also mentions local bank savings promotions and an upcoming Tag Day on October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Rocky Mountains
Bright
H. D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
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Democratic National
Hie
Partidos
Politi Bor
Parti
Bucklen Theatre
Princess Theatre
Legal Service
Rik
Debs
Lyman H.howe
St. Joseph Valley
Sam S
Lee Schubert (Inc
By Eugene Walter
Lyric Theatre
Chicago Opera House
Garrick Theatre
Chicago, Ill
Charles W. Haywood
Paul Bros., Cor. Main and Jefferson
B. C. Godfrey @ Sons
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