Gompers Responds to Roosevelt Over Labor Rights
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, issues a reply to President Roosevelt’s letter to Senator Knox regarding Bryan’s view of injunctions. He defends labor’s rights, says Roosevelt has not labeled his views as lawless, and notes Roosevelt’s prior acknowledgment and exchange about George A. Alger's Moral Overstrain chapter.
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Washinton
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Knox
William J. Bryan
Gompers
Compers
Roosevelte
American Federationist
George A. Alger
Day
McKenna
Taft Campaigns Hard Across New Haven to Brooklyn
Taft spent a busy day campaigning from New Haven to Brooklyn with five speeches in one night. He dined with Republican leaders, reviewed a large parade, and spoke at Clermont rink and Academy of Music, pledging Yale supporters and greeting son Robert at Yale before continuing to Port Chester and a late reception.
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Connecticut
Brooklyn
William HW
Taft
New Haven
Conn
Port Chester
Woordruff
Union Teague Club
Clermont Rink
Academy of Music
Yale
Robert
Chester
N. Y
Stvinin
Bryan’s Biggest Meeting in New York Madison Square Garden
William Jennings Bryan spoke to a vast Madison Square Garden audience after a day of rain, rapid trains, and multiple city rallies. The crowd filled the arena from floor to rafters as leaders and supporters cheered each Bryan sentiment, with thousands waiting outside the gates.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
Garen
Archbold Replies To Hearst At Carnegie Hall Meeting
In New York Archbold of Standard Oil answers Hearst reading letters, claiming Hearst misrepresented his role. He asserts key judges were unaware of his influence and defends company actions amid political funding debates tied to McKinley’s renomination.
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Tohn R. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
William R. Hearst
Carnegie Hall
Archbold
Hearst
Morrison
Henderson
Governor Stone
Fenderson
Stone
Supreme Court
Pennypacker
Tom
Jeffers
Elkin
Republican State Committee
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Tharst
Japan
Pittsburg
Jnatice
J. P. Rikin
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Tfearst
Hlearst
Standard Oil Co
Hanidare
Archhold
Russian Refugee Re-arrested in Extradition Case
Russian refugee Jan Tanoff Pouren held in New York federal custody. The State Department declined to surrender him to Russia, releasing him, but he was re-arrested on a Russian extradition warrant. He is to be arraigned before US Commissioner Hitchcock in the second extradition action.
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New York
Jan Tanoff Pouren
Irson
Stlolt
United States
Titchcock
Brandenburg Case Faces Police Court Appearance
Brandenburg appeared in police court charged as a fugitive from justice. The case was continued after a mutial consent. Detective Fitzsimmons from New York attended. Brandenburg stated he would return to New York once dismissed in court.
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Darton
Stoughton Brandenburg
Fitzsimmons
New York
Brandenburg
Cashier Montgomery Convicted in Bank Embezzlement Trial
William Montgomery former cashier of the Allegheny National Bank convicted by a United States district court jury of embezzling about four hundred sixty nine thousand dollars from the bank after its failure with losses over one million dollars in Pittsburgh on October 27.
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Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
United States District Court
Bryan Confusion Sparks Campaign Debate
Mr Bryan claims uncertainty about being a farmer or agricultural tourist. Farmers, however, know his stance. The Bryanism issue remains the central vacuous banner of the campaign despite attempts to keep it quiet.
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Bryan
Night Rider Outrage Fears Grip Tennessee Areas
Oct 27 report shows 61 prisoners in custody over night rider incidents in the Reelfoot region with loud threats, masked riders seen near Obion, and a grand jury summoned in Union City as authorities pursue those responsible. A prisoner’s wife vows to testify against a ring leader. Governor Patterson arrives in Union City with lawyers to aid in pursuing murder suspects of Captain Roarkin.
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Nemo
Reelfoot
Rogan
Grand Jury
Obion
Ron
Brown
Union Cite
Tenn
Patterson
Nashville
Roarkin
Tragedy on Wall Street Elevator Shaft
New York story of a man named John JT Taylor who fell from the sixteenth floor to the basement after the elevator door opened during a shift change. His colleagues allegedly witnessed him raise his hands and plunge to his death in an industrial accident.
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New York
Wall Street
John JT
Taylor
Myo
Servian Crown Prince George Heads to St Petersburg
Belgrade reports Prince George of Servia travels to St Petersburg amid a people’s warm send off. The journey is believed to announce his betrothal to cousin Princess Marina Nicholaeon. Frederick the Great’s famed generosity to musicians is recounted in a tale of a flutist earning a self gifting proof.
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Belgrade
Servia
George
Crown Prince of
St. Petersburg
Jie
Marina Nicholaeon
Frederick the Great
Frederick
Beyond His Aid Joke on Discontinued Service
A New York Sun quip records a woman with a telephone asking to discontinue service after revealing she will be married tomorrow. The polite clerk offers help, but the punch line shows the couple now beyond aid.
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New York Sun
Fashionable Foibles in Fall Hat Quills and Collars
The piece notes bold quills on fall hats appear striped with base blending stripes. It criticizes large top collar frills while praising small plaited ones. It advises maintaining a stock and keeping the presentation restrained for effect.
Fashion Notes: Velvet Flannel and Egyptian Robe Trend
The article praises velvet flannel or velour flannelette for its softness and affordability, noting twenty seven inch wide fabric and modern colors. It highlights the Egyptian robe over colored satin, black filet tulle with zigzag embroidery, and lists current colors taupe sapphire blue turquoise. It also calls out simple waist designs in serge with braided soutache and a chic overall tone from Judig Chollet.
Vogue Points Hair and Nightgown Styles with Elegant Shapes
The article notes a revival of smooth coiffures with foundations, brushed back for a Japanese belle look. Hairstyles feature rolls at the forehead and side parts, with wide top combs, Psyche knots, and ornate hair ornaments like butterflies and shells. It also stresses underwear choice and practical, dainty nightgowns with simple yokes, illustrated by Judic Chollet.
Soda and Water Question Sparks Wordplay
In a wry aside the author notes an old lady’s playful query about whether soda water should be written as two words or with a siphon between them, illustrating linguistic whimsy.
The Wrong Heart
A London Answers item shows a proud father praising his son in law hopeful, saying he is a man after his heart, while the suitor insists his aim is his daughter. The playful exchange highlights matchmaking confusion and social humor.
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Bubkins
London
No Leak Plot Thwarted by Thickening Plan
A villain confirms a plan is safe as his accomplice reassures him the scheme cannot fail. The dialogue suggests confidence after a prior claim that factors or tensions had intensified, implying the plot remains on track despite potential exposure.
Aubrey Stock Company Opens at Bucklen Theatre
The Aubrey an Excellent Repertoire Co impressed Elkhart theatregoers with their Bucklen Theatre opening performance of A Great Temptation. The scenic drama featured dramatic action and varied scenery and electrical effects.
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Elkhart Theatre-Goery
Aubrey Stock Company
Bucklen Theatre
Science and Tears Weapon of the Heroine
A French chemist analyzes the heroine's tears in a clinical, practical tone. The piece contrasts romance and sentiment with scientific scrutiny, suggesting society’s shift toward rational inquiry even in intimate, poetic matters.
Ladies Souvenir Spoon Night At The Theater
A program features high order acts with a ladies souvenir spoon for each woman. A ten cent matinee tomorrow brings the melodrama When the World Sleeps, followed tonight by the western play The Sheriff of. A French journal questions melodrama tropes about tears and emotion, noting dramatic effects on the brain.
Midnight Marriage at Silver Creek Tonight Delivers Comedy and Drama
A strong play titled A Midnight Marriage at Silver Creek tonight promises intense heart interest and abundant comedy. The production mounts lively scenes and character clashes expected to entertain with a mix of humor and sentiment.
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Silver Creek
Professor Blackies Opinion on Sankeys Hymns
A correspondent recalls a humorous attempt to extract professor Blackies view on Sankeys hymns during their vogue. A lady dangled a copy of Sankey and a piece of Stilton to lure a response and he offered a wry four line verse about cheese and salvation.
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Professor Blackie
Blackie
Sankey
Juneh
Polite Turn Down in Browning Reminiscence
Sir Algernon West recalls Robert Browning declining excessive questions at a celebrity meeting. A kind friend arranged a dinner encounter and Browning finally stopped the guest by humorously saying they would accuse him of monopolizing the conversation.
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Algernon West
Robert Browning
Browning
Bryan Warns His Plan Would Let Republicans Control Senate
A fragment notes Bryan arguing that his election would place the Republic in a Senate controlled by the Republicans, framing it as a plea against the dangers of current policy.
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Bryan
Senate
Exzema Cure Surprises Druggists
Leading druggists are puzzled by sudden sales of pure citrox advertised as a cure for eczema tetter salt rheum and other skin diseases. The Doctors' Guide notes dissolving citrox in hot water for twice daily baths, with fresh solution each use and warm application.
Vinci Cures Child After Measles Pneumonia
Portland Maine parent testifies a six year old girl recovered from severe measles and pneumonia after Vinci given. The tablet claim says Vinci increases appetite, tones digestive organs, enriches blood, strengthens the body. Sold in Elkhart by Houseworth Bros. druggists.
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Vinci
J. W. Flagg
Portland
Elkhart
Houseworth Bros
Old Ship Tales and a Kidney Remedy Ad
A fragment mixes a sea cruise tale with a retired Rear Admiral reference and a sensational claim for Father William's Indian Tea as a cure for kidney issues. The piece blends anecdote about Castine visitors, a man going overboard, and an advertisement for a Rocky Mountains herb remedy offered by local dealers.
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Rockland
Castine
Montana
Hartford
William
Rocky Mountains
Bright
E. D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
Tax Notice for Fall Installment Payment Deadline
The fall installment of state and county taxes is payable to Louis M. Simpson at The Simpson Abstract Office Elkhart Indiana. The last day to pay without penalty is Monday November 2, 1908. Charles A. Cropp County Treasurer.
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Louis M. Simpson
Simpson Abstract
Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Elkhart
Ind
Charles A. Cropp
D&w
Electric motor for sale at Review office
One half horsepower alternating current electric motor, completely new, available for viewing at the Review office.
Plano Tuning and Bank Message One
A Plano tuning chat note outlines monthly plan details for a savings start this month with St. Joseph Valley Bank. It mentions savings books issued and interest paid every four months, with the next interest period beginning November 1 at The Cash Basin Bank.
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St. Joseph Valley Bank
The
Cash Basin. Bank
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