Taft Shows Confidence After Big Madison Square Garden Crowd
New York City October 29 Taft supporters claim a larger Madison Square Garden demonstration than Bryan’s. Carnegie, on the Adriatic, predicts Taft victory and warns of grave consequences if Bryan wins. Bryan tours upstate labor strongholds while Taft heads toward New York state.
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Hil
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Madison Square Garden
New York State
Demostration carrier John Raymer dies at 1 am in Elkhart
John Raymer who carried W. J. Bryan painting in Elkhart demonstrations died in his Nichols block room early today from organic heart trouble. Born in Goshen on July 24 1839 he lived in Goshen until moving to Elkhart twenty years ago. He worked as a dyer fib, janitor and care taker of Longacre flats. Survived by one daughter Eva Haines four grandchildren two half brothers Allen and James Parks. Funeral Sunday at 10 from Mrs. Haines home and interment in Goshen Oak Ridge cemetery.
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Cosmo Buttermilk
Elkhart
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Mary Bardwell
Eva Haines
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Allen Parks
Waterloo
Ind
James Parks
Nappanee
Haines
Steamer Disaster Claims 38 Victims
The wreck of the steamer Yarmouth bound from Rotterdam to Harwich was found in mid channel. Bodices of crew and passengers were recovered on the North Sea shore, and it is believed all aboard are lost with thirty eight people on board.
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Harwich
North Sea
Wpeast
Fire Panic Hurts Many Women in Cincinnati Building
A fire caused by calcium light explosions on the fourth floor of the Neave building in Cincinnati today injured twenty people, many women, some with scalds and smoke inhalation, as a panic swept through the scene following the alarm.
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Cincinnati
Neave
Miners warned to guard union amid disruption
Indianapolis reports President Lewis blaming personal malice for attacks on United Mine Workers organization. He says some locals disobey union laws in an official address to officers and members outlining the critical situation. Pittsburg notes Vice President Clark of District Five has been formally removed by the district executive board.
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Pittsburg
Clark
Murder arrest in race-linked Covington body case
In Cincinnati on October 29 a headless body found near Covington led to the arrest of Farris Simpson, a Harrodsburg barber. The slain man Noble, identified as Simpson’s companion two months earlier in Covington, reportedly carried a two thousand dollar Army bond in his possession.
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Covington
Harrodsburg
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Simpson
Impressive Service At St Vincent's Catholic Church
Crowds filled St. Vincent's Catholic Church Tuesday evening for the close of the forty hours of prayer honoring the Blessed Sacrament. A grand processional carried the Blessed Sacrament to the altar as sixteen young girls scattered flowers along the aisles. The procession included eighty children and moved toward the altar in a solemn, ceremonial climax.
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Batchelor Defends County Finances Amid Accusations
The major domo and former county auditor Batchelor asserts court house funds are safe and no theft has occurred. Truth disputes his figures on Goshen News-Times advertising revenue and accuses Batchelor of misrepresentation while urging a political change.
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News- Times
Elkhart County
Congress
Both Hurt In Buggy Accident Near New Streets
Mr and Mrs Melvin Price were injured when their buggy was struck by a horse and cart near corn ain and new streets. They were taken to a neighbor's house for care. Mr Price sustained a large bruise and the buggy suffered major damage. The car crew’s speed appeared insufficient to pass the scene safely.
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Melvin’ Price
Cornain
New Streets
Costly Campaign Rumors Emerge From Indianapolis
In Indianapolis voters confront costly campaign claims as tax concerns dominate the scene. Fragmentary text indicates public skepticism about government spending and campaign promises amid a tense political climate.
Elect Marshall Kern gain strong welcome in Elkhart
A large Elkhart crowd greeted Democratic candidates Thomas R. Marshall and John Worth Kern with an enthusiastic, spontaneous reception. The parade of horsemen and marching clubs stretched for blocks, finally filling the Bucklen Theatre and an overflow crowd outside.
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Elkhart
Marstall
John Worth Kern
Padintia
Thomas. R. Marshall
Henry A. Barnhart
Congress
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