Oct 22 in History Aged Figures and Treaties
On October 22 notable events include the birth of Sir Philip Francis in Dublin in 1740 and the death in 1818 of Junius candidate author. Captain Mayne Reid, born 1818, died 1883. A 1904 peace treaty between Chile and Bolivia is noted. The Snickerbocker Trust collapse is listed with $70 million owed. Astronomical notes cover sunset, sunrise, moonrise, and lunar conjunctions with Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Francis
Dublin
Mayne Reid
Winglish
Chile
Bolivia
Snickerbocker Trust Company of
New York
Polling Places Selected in Concord Township and Speaking Dates
The county commissioners fixed November polling places in Concord township listing businesses and residences by street. A schedule of speaking events runs through late October with politicians and local groups visiting various school houses and depots, including Taft at Lake Shore depot Elkhart. An alternating current half horsepower electric motor is offered for sale at the Review office.
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Concord Township
Potts
West
Beardsley Avenue
G. B. Pratt
Crawford Street
Foster’s
East Sycamore Street
Hagan
Lexington Avenue
Old Post Office
Jackson Street
Bryson & Reich’s
East Jackson Street
Street Commissioner
East Franklin Street
Mrs. Ellis
Franklin Street
Charles Pease
Fremont Thomas
Fremont Street
Harrison and
Sixth Streets
Mrs. Frank
Main Streets
Lehrman
Main Street
Joseph Roose
South Main Street
Carpenter
H. A. Dausman
S. C. Hubbell
Harrison Center School House
Weaver Band
Miller Glee Club
W. W. Wedemeyer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Republican
Goshen
Goshen College Glee Club
D. J. Troyer
F. B.hughes
Cleveland Center School House
E. A. Dausman
Zook
McFarren
Osolo Township
Hon
Willian’ Howard Taft
Lake Shore
Elkhart
W. B. Hile
L. L. Burris
Waterford School
Charles W. Miller
W. J. Davis
Gilbert School
Jackson Township
Roosevelt Letter to Knox Probes Bryan Gompers Stand
President Roosevelt writes to Senator Knox weighing labor questions in the 1908 campaign. He cites Gompers and Bryan on injunctions and labor remedies, questions Bryan's stance, and urges a public, definite answer on whether Bryan accepts Gompers' interpretation of Democratic platform. The missive casts the issue as a test of Bryan's and Gompers’ positions before the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
Roosevelt
Knox
Pennsylvania
Wm. J. Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Philadelphia
Gompers
United States
National Supreme Court
National Republican Convention
Chicago
Labor
Democratic Party
Congress
Gompers Interpretation of a Labor Bill Backed by Bryan
The president cites Gompers claim that a Labor Bill No. 74 matches the remedies labor seeks on injunctions. It forbids federal injunctions in labor disputes except for irreparable harm to property and bars treating any activity as property. It also shields concerted actions from criminal charges if not illegal for a single person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Bryanite
National Democratic
Democratic Party
Congress
Federation of Labor
Bryan
President Questions Indorsed Labor Demands and Injunctions
The president outlines the Federation demands on injunctions quoting AFL counsel before the house committee on Feb 5 with Gompers present. He says violent or persuasive picketing that paralyzes a struck employer would negate the employer’s right to do business and thus remove protection by injunction. He also notes the federation seeks a bill legalizing the blacklist and the sympathetic boycott as described by labor leaders including John Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
House Committee
Gompers
Labor
John Mitchell
Bryan finishes in Ohio amid large crowds and feisty campaign
William J. Bryan pressed through Ohio amid monster crowds and loud cheers. He blasted Republican tactics and rail wage threats as he moved toward West Virginia, urging Roosevelt to correct a misstatement about funds. A large Youngstown turnout and a stop in Niles sparked confirmations from Mrs. Bryan aboard the train. He warned listeners in New Martinsville against coercion to vote Republican.
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Marietta, O
Ohio
William J. Bryan
West Virginia
Althrough
Bryan
Bryan Y
New York Central Railroad
Ward Heeler
Akron
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Brian
Sherman
Match Trust
Youngstown
McKinney
Niles
Taft
New Martinsville
W. Va
Parkersburg
Taft Campaigning Through Indiana After Cincinnati Stop
Taft left Cincinnati at 7 am for three campaigning stages in Indiana before heading to New York for the campaign's final week. In New York officials denied race funds for Governor Chanler foe assertions, noting a modest 1075 dollar total with a 125 dollar Indiana Traveling Men's Club gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Citizens’ Taft Club
Wasons
Taft
Indiana
New York
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Conners
Charles
Murphy
Mack
Indiana Democratic
Straus
St. Louis
Bonaparte
Harve de Grace
James
Political Speakers Tour Across States with Noted Orators
Sherman spoke at White Plains while Beveridge visited Chicago. Bourke Cochran addressed Springfield and Samuel Gompers spoke in Chicago. Kern quit the line to tend to his ailing eight year old son with infantile paralysis. Mrs Korn urged him to return home. Debs campaigned for Socialists in Louisville. Hearst and Hisgen spoke for the Independence party in Petersburg Indiana. Chafin addressed New York for the Prohibitionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
White Plains
N. Y
Senator Beveridge
Chicago
Ryan
Bourke
Cochran
Springfield
Samuel Gompers
Kern
Korn
Louisville
Hearst
Hisgen
Petersburg
Ind
Independence Party
Chafin
New York City
Hearst Says New Oil Letters To Be Public At Independence Meet
Indianapolis Oct 22 Hearst claims additional Standard Oil letters will be released at the Independence party gathering in New York Saturday night He says the letters surpass all prior ones and were saved for the campaign’s end He denies possessing letters from Senator Aldrich and clarifies he has one Penrose letter mentioning Aldrich only in reference to a meeting with Archbold
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Indianapolis
Standard Oil
Independence Party
New York
William R Hearst
Hearst
Archbold
Aldrich
Penrose
Tearst
Ex-Governor Stone files appeal in Thaw case
Ex Governor W A Stone of Pittsburgh acting for Harry J K Thaw has appealed to the United States circuit court of appeals from Judge Young's Pittsburgh ruling that dismissed the writ of habeas corpus to bring Thaw to Pittsburgh for bankruptcy testimony. The court granted a writ of error and the case will be reviewed. Argument is set for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. A. Stone
Pittsburo
Harry JK. Thaw
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Young
Pittsburg
Thaw
English Girl Ray Bucey Sent Home From New York
Miss Ray Bucey described as well funded with money and jewelry was sent back to England on the Mauretania. She had arrived Friday claiming to be presented to King Edward's court last season and reportedly eloped with J. H. Allport who already had a wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ray Bucey
Edward
England
Mauretania
Portfolio Offered to Picard in Succession to Thomson
Alfred Picard former director general of the Paris Exposition of 1900 has been offered the portfolio of minister of marine in succession to Gaston Thomson who resigned after a chamber vote condemning naval negligence following the explosion of the battleship Iéna at Toulon in March 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alfred Picard
Gaston Thomson
Chamber of Deputies
Tena
Touron
Bulgarian Turkish talks hinge on promising end
Negotiations between Bulgarian envoys and the Turkish government proceed with hopes of satisfactory results. King Alfonso and Queen Victoria left Madrid for Barcelona, staying until Oct 27 with Premier Mauri. Austria bans export of war material to Servia. Blizzards disrupt Montana traffic. National Negro Mass Meeting planned for Mobile Nov 24–29 1908 for the National Negro Fair in Mobile 1909. Miss Jeanette L. Glider underwent eye surgery. Sharks and barracuda used to enrich Tasmanian soil. British mail surpassed 4.97 billion pieces in the last fiscal year. Diaz of Mexico may not seek another term ending 1910. Carnegie Hero Fund awards total 40,000 with 48 honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Victoria
Madrid
Barcelona
Mauri
Servia
Montana
Anl
Tasmania
Mexico
Diaz
Carnegie Hero Fund
How to Get a Play Produced in Baltimore
A humorous dialogue from the Baltimore American compares stage problems to a celebrated author's remark. The manager asks for the issue and the author offers guidance on getting a play produced.
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Baltimore American
No Man Became a Villain All at Once
A compact epigraph attributes moral psychology to the idea that villainy does not erupt suddenly, reflecting on gradual shifts in character rather than abrupt transformations.
The Peony Praised as Coming Garden Favorite
An enthusiastic plant columnist extols the peony as a hardy, low effort perennial with long-lived clumps and strong garden charm. They advise autumn planting, dividing old clumps, proper soil and drainage, and fall work like fencing and grading to prepare for spring gardening.
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England
France
Eczema Treatment Advice From Local Drugists
The Daily Review urges eczema sufferers to consult their physician or local druggists about reports on using oil of wintergreen liquid mixed in D. D. D. Prescription. Readers are advised to seek guidance from medical professionals in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houseworth Bros
Mountain sliding on Hawaii’s peaks thrills island youth
Sturdy Hawaiian schoolboys slide down grassy mountain slopes using ti leaves as makeshift sleds. Descriptions recounts how speed is regulated with leaf brakes, the thrill of descent, and the danger of slips that can end in injuries or crashes into trees. The essay notes steep terrain near Honolulu and high Lawaii elevations, with St. Nicholas as the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawuan
Honolulu
Lawaii
Lucky
St. Nicholas
Nothing Compares To William's Tea For Liver And Kidneys
Advertisement for William's Tea promoting health benefits for liver stomach bowels kidneys and blood purification. Mentions 20 cent price and availability through E D Miller 801 South Main and H Bentz Co. Bryan notices property listings with prices 750 to 4000 and trading in improved unimproved real estate by Glenn B Arnold at Gas block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father William
E. D. Miller
South Main
Bryan
Elkhart
Glenn B. Arnold
Residence For Sale at 114 South Second Street
The residence of the late W. H. Mann at No 114 South Second Street is offered for sale at a reasonable valuation. It fronts about eighty feet on Second Street and possession can be given shortly. Inquiries may be made through James H State, Attorney for W. H. Mann Lumber Co. Start a savings account this month with the St Joseph Valley Bank. Savings books issued and interest paid quarterly. Next interest period begins Nov 1. The Cash Basis Bank. The Daily Review, 10 cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Second Street
W. H. Mann
Second Street
James H. State
W. H. Mann Lumber Co
St. Joseph
Better Fix Barn Or Outhouse To Be Ready For Weather
The notice urges timely repairs on outbuildings to avoid damage from impending bad weather, warning property owners to act now. It frames maintenance as essential for safety and preventing losses.
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James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
David Myers
Republican County
Francis E. Berlin
Leander Anderson
Daniel J. Troyer
W. E. Wider
Aaron S. Zook
John Ziesel
Charles A, Croop
Walter A. Stauffer
Harold A. Keith
Judicial Ticket
Lloyd L. Burris
William J. Sigerfoose
Eber Darling, SR
Senator Knox
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Anthracite Strike Commission
Big Counsel
Goupers
Mar. Taft
Mr. Bryan
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Picard
Mobile
Jeanette L. Glider
the Critic
the Minstrels
Tangier
George
Morocco
Clarence
Chicago ‘Tribune
Hodge
Hoedge
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B. C. Godfrey @ Sons
Neds
Diamonds
China
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Turnock & Sons
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