Bryan demands investigation of Haskell charges
Detroit, Sept 22. W J Bryan calls Roosevelt's charges against Haskell unfounded and urges an immediate, thorough probe. He asserts Haskell did not work for Standard Oil and offers to testify. demands proof or a method to verify truth. Bryan defends Haskell's positions and travels through upstate New York delivering remarks.
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Detroit
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Hearst-Foraker
W Hearst
Foraker
Haskell
Bryan
Oklahoma
Standard Oil Company
Firgan
Democratic National Committee
Committee On
Denver
National Committee
United States
Albany
Rochester
Buuffalo
Braeport
Holley
Albion
Bryan crowded Detroit as his Michigan campaign opens
In Detroit on September 22, Bryan greeted large crowds after arriving from Buffalo. He met Michigan Democrats, planned an open air address in Ann Arbor, then spoke at the Detroit armory before departing at 11 for Columbus Ohio, following a breakfast at Hotel Pontchartrain.
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Detroit
Bryan
Buffalo
Hotel Ponchartrain
Michigan Democrats
Ann Arbor
Armory
Columbus
Ohio
Foraker Hesitates to Reply on Letters and Data
Cincinnati dated dispatch says Senator Foraker is not ready to reply, aims to study letters and data on discussed subjects before speaking. He may address the matter tonight or later in the week, and wants to ensure his remarks are not in this city or immediately available.
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Cincinnati
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Taft Receives Kind Request To Face Charges
A plea is filed requesting a courteous submission to Mr Taft to meet the charges. The document emphasizes respectful conduct and formal process as the accused seeks fair handling under the proceedings.
Mack Denies Story Of Big Slush Fund
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, telegraphed President Roosevelt denying a local paper report that the party treasury held 2300,000 and that funds flowed from corporations. He said there is not a word of truth in the story and he has not received any money from anyone connected with the last campaign.
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New York
Norman E. Mack
National Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Judge Parker
Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Woodruff
New York American
Hears
Taggart
Mack
Oyster Bay Leaves Summer Capital Glory Recedes
President Roosevelt and his entourage departed for Washington signaling the end of Oyster Bay as the summer capital, a status it held for seven years. Meanwhile, Meadow filed notice of location for the Silver Glance mining claim in Bohemia district with the county clerk.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Washington
United States
Meadow
Bohemia District
Record Registration Surges at University of Oregon
Up to 4 pm 251 students registered with Registrar Tiffany at the University of Oregon. Most were new students, with older students delaying. The registrar estimates total enrollment for the year may reach 600 based on the first day.
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Tiffany
University of Oregon
New Gentlemen's Store to Open Under Fellerman Management
The property has been sub leased to the Brownsville people as a good figure. The new store will carry gentle men's clothing and furnishing goods and blankets. Mr. Fellerman will manage the store.
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Brownsville
Fellerman
Roosevelt Tells Rayner Why Stewart Exile Stood
Roosevelt explains to Senator Rayner the War Department’s reasons for exiling Colonel W. F. Stewart to an Arizona fort. He cites incompetence and temperamental issues, noting a failed attempt to promote him and detailing incidents at Fort Williams and with civilians, then says no court martial is needed. The report also notes railroad progress toward Monroe with the Corvallis and Alsea line and timber prospects.
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Spokane
Wash
Rayner
Maryland
Roosevelt
War Department
Stewart
Arizona
Senator Rayner
Secretary of War
W. F. Stewart
Duvall
Fort Williams
Maine
Cushing
Military Reservation
Department
Fort Keogh
Fort Grant
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Texas
Generala Wade
Grant
Murray
Duval
Davis
Monroe, Or
Corvallis & Alsea
Monroe
Lake Creek
Southern Pacific Company
Triangle Lake Country
Eugene
Another Clothing Store to Be Opened in Town
John Fellerman of Portland is in the city today arranging the Jake Berger building on Willamette street for a Browns ville Woolen Mill branch to open next week. Mrs M E Watson, part owner of local Electric and Dreamland theatres, leased the room for a theatre but later decided not to install it.
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John Fellerman
Portland
Jake Berger
Willamette Street
Brownsville
M. E. Watson
Electric
Dreamland Theatres
Dr J M Irvine slain in family tragedy at Tallman farm
In Albany Oregon on September 22 Dr J M Irvine was shot dead by his son Baxter Irvine on a farm near Tallman. The father had left a .44 caliber rifle under burlap on grain sacks. the son, unaware of the weapon, moved the burlap and the rifle discharged striking the doctor in the breast, causing instant death.
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Albany, Or
J. M. Irvine
Baxter Irvine
Tallman
Irvine
Dr. Irvine
Siuslaw Plank Road Requested From Mapleton To Hale
At the August county court session in Eugene a petition with signatures of hundreds of voters asked to build a plank road from Mapleton to Hale. Endorsed by the Eugene Commercial Club, the plan aims to connect Eugene with the coast, benefiting Lane County and keeping local dollars at home. The court considered the proposal, but no action has been reported yet.
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Florence Weat
Eugene
Mapleton
Hale
Cottage Grove
Eugene Commercial Club
Hartog
Stuslaw
Lane County
Filipinos in Favor of Bryan's Election
W J Bryan replies to Taft's claim that independistas in the Philippines prefer a Republican victory. Barreto in Manila confirms the Nationalist convention backed Bryan's platform. Bryan says Taft cannot claim Filipino support for his policy without authoritative backing from leading Filipinos.
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Bryan
Norwalk
Conn
W. J. Bryan
Associated Press
Taft
Independistas
Philippines
Fisk
Warren
Boston
Albert Barreto
Manila
Indepenistas
Alberto Barreto
Dr King's New Discovery Wins Cough Battle in Honiton Me
A paying investor Mr John White of 38 Highland avenue Honiton Me reports winter cough relief after using Dr King's New Discovery. He bought a 50 cent bottle, saw the cough vanish, and notes similar success this season. Sold under guarantee at W A Kuykendall's drug store with 50c and 1 prices, trial bottle free.
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John White
Highland Avenue
Honiton
Dr. King
Powder Trust Suit Opens in Federal Court
Wilmington Delaware September 22 William G Mahaffey special referee appointed by Judge Gray of the United States Circuit Court of the District of Delaware began taking evidence in the government suit against the Powder Trust led by D E I du Pont de Nemours Company of Delaware The suit targets about thirty powder concerns alleged to be controlled by Du Pont with over 50 million dollars in capitalization and seeks to restrain their business under the Sherman anti trust law The government says a 1872 association of powder and explosive manufacturers aimed to eliminate competition and that three companies initially not part of the agreement later joined the conspiracy After hearings in Delaware the case will move to New York for further evidence.
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Wilmington
Del
William G. Mahaffey
Gray
United States Circuit Court of the District of
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Powder Trust
du Pont de Nemours Company
United States
California Powder Works
Sycamore Manufacturing Company
Lake Superior Powder Company
New York
Woman shot by rival lover at Mare Island tragedy
In Vallejo California on September 22 Mrs Henry Mangus wife of an electrician at Mare Island navy yard was shot by Charles Friedberg who then killed himself motive jealousy and infatuation with the woman. Friedberg had lived with the Mangus family until two weeks earlier and had been a frequent visitor during Mangus absence as the woman sought to end the relationship. He had allegedly given her until Tuesday to leave town and returned Sunday morning seeking to persuade her to go with him. He was drinking heavily and the tragedy followed her refusal.
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Vallejo
Cal
Henry Mangus
Mare Island Navy Yard
Charles Friedberg
Friedberg
Mangus
Andtis
Building concrete drug warehouse on Willamette street
The Linn Drug Company awarded a contract to T. H. Ellis for a concrete one story warehouse behind the store on Willamette street. The 24 by 65 foot structure replaces the old corrugated iron warehouse and work began this morning.
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The
Linn Drug Company
T. H. Ellis
Willamette Street
Motive of Murber Not Apparent
Detroit police report the murder of 26 year old Wm H Munn a stock clerk at the Detroit Club in an alley between Congress and Fort streets. Residents heard a shot late in the evening and the bullet pierced his temple. He formerly resided in Colburn Idaho. No motive is known.
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Detroit
Wm. H. Munn
Detroit Club
Congress and
Fort Streets
Colburn
Ida
Odd Fellows Choose Seattle for 1909 Meeting
Denver Sept 22 Seattle was chosen unanimously as the next meeting place of the Odd Fellows in 1909 Chicago withdrew from the content.
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Denver
Seattle
Odd Fellows
Chicago
Eugene man discharged after drinking whiskey in Albany jail
A Eugene resident jailed in Albany for drunkenness was released yesterday with no money. He claimed he would never drink again, insisting it ruined him. He had bought a Eugene ticket but the conductor refused to honor it. The piece ends with an ad for DeWitt's Cardensed Witch Haze salve.
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Albany Democrat
Eugene
Salem
Albany
City Council Handles Broad Range Of City Matters
An adjourned meeting addressed injunctions against the city and a quarry, sidewalk grading on East Eleventh, Hill Crest plat acceptance, water mains upgrades on West Eighth, and wage review for an assistant fire team driver. Officials planned creek improvements, drainage funding, and sewer maps, plus bridge upkeep and street contracts. The council adjourned to next Monday at 7:36 PM.
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J. R. Sellere
Warren Construction Company
University
East Eleventh Street
Hill
Fire and Water Committee
Water Company
West Eighth Street
Amazon Creek
Commercial Club
Sinth Street
Zergle
West Twelfth Street
Lawrence
Jefferson Street
Jefferson
Monroe Street
A. C. Mathews
Cherry Brothers
Water Committee
Monroe
van Buren
Hendricks’ Park
City Hall
Mixed-race inmate fatally harms asylum overseer and inmates
In Washington on September 22 Andrew Lightfoot an eight year inmate at St Elizabeth's asylum attacked with an iron bar fatally injuring Patrick Maloney overseer and Millie Follin a young inmate while severely wounding Miss Robinson. He was cornered by police and shot in the legs before being returned to the asylum.
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Washington
Andrew Lightfoot
St. Elizabeth's Asylum For
Patrick Maloney
Millie Follin
Miss Robinson
Lightfoot
Maloney
Miss Follin
Portland to enforce Sunday closing laws
Portland headlines a broad Sunday clampdown after District Attorney Cameron urged police to rigorously apply closing rules. Starting next Sunday every cigar shop billiard hall bowling alley confectionery fruit store and all non exempt amusements will close on the sabbath with threats of banning baseball games. theatres drug stores doctors undertakers stables bakers exempt.
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Portland
George J. Cameron
P J Daly Praises Electric Bitters For Mother
Rower P J Daly of 1247 West Congress Chicago reports his feeble elderly mother gained flesh strength and slept better after using Electric Bitters. The tonic claims to aid stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold with a guarantee at W A Kuykendall's drug store for 50 cents.
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P. J. Daly
West
Congress Street
Chicago
W. A. Kuykendall
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Brownsville Woolen Mill
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J. H. Henderson
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St. Laurence Co
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