Campaign Trail News From Indiana to New York
Taft crowds swell in Newark Elizabeth and Baltimore while Taft reveals view of the campaign as a choice between Republican steadiness and Democratic change. Bryan tours Indiana and Illinois delivering platform speeches to thousands, with East St. Louis Granite City and Lincoln stops noted. Debs speaks in Columbus as Lorain county votes in a tight saloon contest and Sherman-Kern clash in New York amid a charged political atmosphere.
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Baltimore
Tlitting
Bryan
Aft
New York City
Empire State
Taft
Newark
Elizabeth
Trenton
Wilmington
Tle
County Democracy
Arcade Hall
Chicago
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Granite City
Lincoln
Bryran
Indiana
Louisville
New York
Chas, Murphy
Tammany Hall
National
Bryan Leads Excited Chicago Rally Through Packed Streets
In Chicago a massive crowd greeted Democratic presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan as he rode through crowded Canali Street to Pilsen Garden Park. Fire and bunting illuminated the march while spectators waved flags. Bryan spoke to a packed garden, addressing the campaign’s dominant issues.
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Chicago
Bryan
Pilsen Garden Park
Canali Street
Jackson Boulevard
Canal Street
Two Undesirables to Go Back in Deportation Case
New York reports James Howard Allport, reputed Liverpool millionaire, and Miss Ray Buey, English 22, held at Bilis Island for deportation to England. Cable from Allport’s wife and daughter in Liverpool followed the news, signaling implications for the case.
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New York
James Howard Allport
Liverpool
England
Ray Buey
Bilis Island
Howard Allport
Pierce Must Go To Texas
H Clay Pierce, Waters-Pierce Oil Co. chairman, lost his bid to block extradition to Texas over anti trust charges. The Travis county case, punishable by two to five years, was upheld by the US Supreme Court with Judge Adams noting technicalities cannot stand against a substantive charge.
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St Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Pierce
Travis County
Adams
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Tornado Toll and Destruction Spreads Across Towns
A catastrophic storm sequence near Clayton New Mexico and surrounding areas leaves four dead, many injured, and widespread devastation. The Union County courthouse is wrecked, numerous homes demolished, and communications crippled as darkness and water supply failures follow the tornado. Other towns like Sharon Springs and Tamar report tornado damage and flash floods with high river levels threatening bridges and irrigation. Rescue efforts continue as missing residents are feared among the widespread wreckage and fires along the lakeshore.
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Clayton
N. M
W. H. Waight
W. H. Bowen
Thomas Downs
John Byrne
Union County
Chayton
Stora
Forest Fire Havoc Strikes Michigan and Northeast
Reports from Michigan note danger largely over after fires near Aspen and Rogers. Survivors recount horrors near Erke camp as four hooches are identified with Her man Erke family. Cash subscriptions total 2.50 for forest fire victims in Detroit while oats hay and clothing aid arrive. Fire danger also spreads from Adirondacks to Lake Placid and Dannemora in New York, with smoke and closures across Berkshire County and Bennington area.
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Aspen
Mich
Here
Rogers
Metz
Herman F Erke
Walters
Erke
Detroit
Michigan
Albany
Adirondacks
Lake Placid
Saddelhiek Mountain
Dannemora
Tinton
North Adams
Mass
Berkshire Mountain
Massachusetts
Green Mountain Range
Vermont
Bennington
Dunkirk
N. Y
Chautauqua
Allegany
Pennsylvania Line
Michigan forest fire death toll revised in Alpena report
Bay City dispatch cites Bay City Tribune from Alpena noting forty one confirmed deaths from Presque Isle and Alpena county fires, with several still missing. Report mentions high risk of many more fatalities in Pulawski and Krakow townships, citing six bodies found in Pulawski including Mrs Herman Erke and her children. Two woodsmen found additional clues as the crisis widens.
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William D. Rose
Ocqueoc
Lake Huron
Pulsiwski
Krakow
Grand Lake
Posen
Hines
Groods
John Konjecany
Metz
Nowtech
Mary Nowicki
Anthony Wagner
Charles Trebke
Pachinski
Wiliam Barrett
Arthur Lee
Alpena
John Konieczny
George Cicero
Emma Hardies
John Nowicki
Henry Kempf
Robert Wagner
Anna Sentella
John Wewerski
Rogers
Rose Seagert
Wolf Creek
Tillie Erke
John Lamp
Pulawski
Leon Bush
William Rose
Dequeoe
Pred Wagner
Bay City
Mich
Bay City Tribune
Presque Isle
Presque Isle County
Herman Erke
Markets Report From Chicago Gourd of Trade Summary
Chicago grain and livestock quotes show wheat and corn ranges with December and May positions, pork and lard prices, and cash sale grades for winter and spring wheat. East Buffalo reports slower cattle, lower hogs, and weaker sheep and lamb lines with calf prices noted.
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Chicago
E. Onats
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Hust Buffalo
Deaths From Snow Storms Plague Colorado Region
Six accidental deaths are traced to Colorado snow storms Saturday night and Sunday with seven others injured in railroad collisions and live-wire contacts. Victims include Joseph Wempy in Denver T Z McCloskey in Louisville Lizzie Winslow Fort Collins August Garson near Tongwont Lena Baker Ef Baker in wreck Carlton Henry Jon at Danver yards injured by a handcar collision. Lord Northcliffe dines at Union Club New York guest of honor at a Leigh Hunt event.
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Denver
Colorado
Ures Joseph Wempy
T. Z. McCloskey
Louisville
Lizzie Winslow
Fort Collins
August Garson
Tongwont
Lene
EF. Baker
Carlton
Henry Jon
Union Dacifle
Danver
Amusements: Aubrey Stock Company at Bucklen Next Week
The Aubrey Stock Company opens at Bucklen Monday October 26 for a week long engagement. The company brings new scenery costumes and lighting effects and is reported to play to packed houses with careful selections of talent. Ladies free opening night and advance gate pricing urged.
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Aubrey Stock Company
Bucklen
Looks Hopeful for Peace Balkan Talks in View
London reports the Balkan dispute may settle through direct negotiation before the international congress. Vienna confirms talks opened between Turkey and Austria on Bosnia and Herzegovina with prospects of success. Constantinople hopes Turkey and Bulgaria will resolve issues over the Oriental railroad and Rumelian tribute. Bulgarian envoy to Sir Edward Grey says Bulgaria will take steps to avoid war with Turkey.
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London
Vienna
Turkey
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Edward Grey
Battleship Alabama completes 809 day world voyage
In a hazy New York harbor the battleship Alabama anchored off Tompkinsville after a 55 000 mile global circumnavigation. Repairs loom as boilers face strain and overhaul is planned at the Brooklyn navy yard. Also in New York Chartonange Tower returns from eleven years abroad saying he plans to settle in Sinevica, the American home.
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Alabama
New York
New York Harbor
Ompkinsville
Hampton Roads
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Ovt
Chartonange Tower
United States
Germany
Tower
Sinevica
Reception of battleship fleet in Japan charms officers
The fleet and officers drew a warmer welcome in Japan than any other stop on the tour. Elsewhere roughs in Lugano, Switzerland, hurled a Washington statue into the lake as the city had purchased it from a U S citizen. The Jamestown Chiuitinqua grounds colonnade burned with a loss of 50000 dollars. Rogers, comedian of Rogers Brothers, died at his New York home. A 48 day drought broke in Kansas City after a long dry spell. W N Cullerton, 64, president of the First National Bank of Carroll, Iowa, died by suicide and the bank closed. The president’s occupation after March 4, 1909, may be associate editor at The Outlook. A drought in Missouri and northeast Kansas ended with heavy rain. United States Express directors declare a semiannual dividend of 2 percent.
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Sherman
Washington
William Tennujigs Aryan
Hon
Indianapolis
Jim Shera
Wilmington
Jreh
Det
Era
Tried
James S. Sherindi
Uties
Wern
Japan
Lugano
Switzerland
George Washington
United States
Jamestown
N. Y
Chiuitinqua
Rus Rogers
Rogers Brothers
New York
Kansas City
W. N. Cullerton
First National Bank
Carroll
Outlook
Darthswest
Missouri
Kansas
United States Express Company
Real estate opportunities in Elkhart market this year
Bryan would buy a home in Elkhart now if he were here. Prices range from 750 to 4000 for properties suitable for two profits: rent and value recovery. Shelter is an increasing necessity. Trades cover improved and unimproved property. Write or call Glenn B. Arnold, Gas block, 14att.
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Bryan
Elkhart
Glenn B. Arnold
Auction Sale Offers Deep Discounts On Entire Stock
Micks and Son advertise a full stock auction this week with two daily showings at 2 30 and 7 30 p m. The pitch stresses unprecedented bargains and that customers set prices reaching for high grade goods at sacrifice.
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Micks & Son
Miss Hilda Bylander Swedish Massage Ad
Swedish massage offered by Miss Hilda Bylander at 709 Marion Street Home includes phone contact 1001 for appointments and details.
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Hilda Bylander
Marion Street
Home
Open Letter Praises Mi o Na Dyspepsia Remedy
A five year sufferer from indigestion credits Mi o Na from R W Knowlton’s duty store with lasting relief after two boxes. The letter from Harry L Goodies of Ashtabula Ohio notes regained appetite and better sleep, recalling a period of eating only a raw egg in milk. It ends with a generale urging others to try the remedy and mentions local bank ad text.
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R. W. Knowlton
Harry L. Goodies
River Street
Ashtapula
Ohio
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Return OF the Elkhart
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