Bryan Chanler Vote Split Stirs New York Rally Plan
New York news reports Bryan and Chanler expected to draw similar statewide support as Tammany Hall prepares a sweeping Democratic rally network. Charles Murphy notes no city canvass yet and plans a Madison Square Garden speech with overflow stands. Other speakers include Governor Hoke Smith Senator Henry D Clayton and John J Lewis.
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New York
New York State
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Tama Hall
Murphy
Bryan
Chanler
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Cooper Union
Hamilton Fish Park
Fryan
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
John J. Lewis
Ohio
Water famine in New York reaches critical levels
From across New York state comes reports of severe water shortages. Dairymen are driving cows long distances for water and residents face long transports for domestic use. The Hudson Valley reports especially grave shortages, with extreme measures looming.
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New York
Hudson Valley
Tokio Welcomes American Fleet in Historic Outpouring
In Yokohama the Tokyo population of about 60 000 crowds joined in a spontaneous display of enthusiasm for the American battleship fleet. The five day sequence of luncheons dinners balls and garden parties culminating in last night’s climax marked a remarkable honor to the visiting officers and men.
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Tokio
Yokohama Harbor
Barber dead of accidental gunshot while hunting
Stevens Point Wisconsin report of George Wojelechowski a 25 year old barber who accidentally shot himself while hunting yesterday afternoon and died four hours later Chippewa Falls Wisconsin reports Leo Gemis aged 18 perhaps fatally shot himself while hunting near Donud as his shotgun fell to the ground uncharged misfired or discharged in unclear circumstances
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Stevens Point
Wis
George Wojelechowski
Chippeawa Falls
Leo Gemis
Don Ud
Che the Goines
Bryan Seizes Early Sunrise Moment in West Virginia
Ravenswood WV Oct 22 Despite not retiring until 2 AM after his test speech William Jennings Bryan rose at sunrise to address a large crowd. The Democratic candidate attacked the Republican tag on prosperity and argued the former party owed its success to Republican policy.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
Wmn
J. Bryan
Rally at Bismarck Tonight Draws Political Figures
In Bismarck North Dakota on October 22 Republicans plan a rally with speeches from Attorney Wright of Far 6 Attorney Devitt of Wahpeton and Commissioner Gilbreath. Senator Hansbrough visits the city after strong turnout at a prior address at Sealnd Beach and will attend later meetings in Washburn and Wilton.
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Bismarck
Attorney Wright
Far 6
Devitt
Wahpeton
Gilbreath
Hansbrough
Washburn
Wilton
Hansbroughs Said to Have God Show
In Bismarck North Dakota on October 22 arguments will be heard tomorrow afternoon in the supreme court on the constitutionality of senatorial features of the primary law. The general opinion favors constitutional rejection of that part, opening the senatorial fight in the legislature. Hansbrough is seen as having a chance with Marshall and Johnson. Little has not declared his intention.
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Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
Hansbrough
Marshall
Johnson
Little
Nelson County treasurer contest argued after precincts cut
Blamarck N D Oct Arguments were completed in the Nelson county treasurer contest an appeal from Judge Templetons court Elvick and Graves sought the nomination Graves won by one vote Bivick contested but two precincts were thrown out leaving Graves with a forty vote majority and the appeal may delay a decision for several days
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Blamarck
N. D
Nelson County
Templeton
Elvick
Graves
Bivick
Oklahoma Deluged by Rain Causes Widespread Flood Risk
Oklahoma City reports ten days of steady rain across central and northern Oklahoma. The downpour has produced widespread flooding and heavy rainfall, with multiple unconfirmed life loss reports surfacing yesterday. No drownings have been confirmed at this time.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahomas
State Bank Robbed of 4400 Dollars in Early Morning Heist
Bious Falla of KTD reports a burglary at the Vigil B.D. bank, with $4400 stolen from a couch safe early today. Burglar protection by insurance is noted, though details remain unclear.
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Bious Falla
Ktd
Bank of
Vigil B.D
Couch
Railroads challenge coast freight rate cut in court
Three amended bills filed in St Paul by Union Pacific Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways allege unconstitutionality of federal inter state commerce laws and the rate cut order. They claim the commission's reduced lumber rates would cause losses up to 5 cents per 10 pounds and more, citing forest product value increases and regional timber demand.
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St. Paul
United States Court
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Caxen
Interstate Commerce
Acts of Congress
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Balloon race dispute over James Gordon Bennett cup
Berlin October 22 The award of first honors in the international balloon race has sparked a dispute between crews of the English Banshee and the Swiss Helvetia. The Helvetia traveled far but faces disqualification for landing in the North Sea, raising the question of who should receive the prize.
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Berlin
Engsh Banshee
North Sea
Drawing for Farms Ends at Dallas in Tripp County Lottery
In Dallas Oct 2 The drawing for farms in the Tripp county lottery finished last night as Judge Witt began reviewing 108 000 applications to compare with prize numbers. Any duplicate applicants found will be barred from further participation.
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Dallas
Tripp
Witt
Pepre
American Philanthropist Gives 62600 To Injured Heroes
A new Carnegie donation in England mirrors a U S grant supporting money awards to injured heroes and their families. Carnegie lauds this heroic age while noting his philanthropy now exceeds one billion dollars.
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Carnegie
England
United States
Mr. Carnegie
Burglars Blow Safe at Michigan Post Office
In Mich Oct 22 three burglars blew the village post office safe but the blasts alerted residents who fired on the intruders. The men fled the building before cracking the safe, one is believed wounded, but all escaped.
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Ie, Mich
No Funds Found In Campaign Fund Checks
Frederick Upham of the Republican National Committee received two checks marked For the Republican Campaign Fund worth 5000 and 1000. The messenger was sent to cash them but returned with the revelation that stamped on the faces were the words No Funds.
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Chicago
Frederick W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Upham
Republican Campaign
Noah Won't Die Tonight In North Dakota Stay Granted
In Biemarck North Dakota D M Fomh will not be hanged tonight as a stay of execution is issued after a motion for a new trial. The district court in Minot denied the motion and an appeal to the supreme court has been filed. The stay may last until spring while the pardon board in December may consider commutation if possible.
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Biemarck
N.D
D. M
Fomh
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Chicago Women In Auto Duck Bullets
Chicago residents recount a fatal pedestrian incident as two women fled in a speeding automobile after striking Patrick Jennings while crossing the street. The women, one driving and the other urging speed, refused police orders and escaped by accelerating away, their heads lowered during the firing.
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Chicago
Mountee Sailice
Patrick Jennings
Jennings
Senator's Daughter Sticks By Husband in Navy Case
Louisville Oct 22 Charles Joseph Magnus husband of Ada Gorman daughter of late Senator Ithar Pue Gorman of Maryland was arrested on a deserter charge from the navy. He will likely be taken to Philadelphia tonight. Local officials have received no navy instructions and expect word soon. Mrs Magnus visited the jail and said she would accompany him and stand by him.
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Louisville
Charles Joseph Magnus
Mins Ada Gorman
Ithar Pue Gorman
Maryland
Navy
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Leader in Fight for Reform in the House
Madison Wis Oct 22 Congress man John M Nelson Republican leads a reform push in the House rules. Serving his second term from Wisconsin's Second district he is among the youngest and most fearless Wisconsin politicians. Trained under Senator La Follette he is trusted as a protegee and recently spoke before the Chicago City Club outlining the speaker's growing authority.
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Madison
Wis
John M. Nelson
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
House
LaFollette
Nelson
City Club of Chicago
Indiana Battle Ground For Taft Campaign
Indiana becomes the campaign battlefield as William H. Taft plans fifty speeches across the state this week. He started the itinerary with the first of sixteen speeches required of him at Lawrenceburg before eight this morning, traveling from south to north.
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Milan
Ind
Indiana
Wm. H.taft
Lawrenceburg
Philippines Topic At Lake Mohonk Conference
The Philippines was the general project of discussion at today's session. Addresses by W. Cameron Forbes vice governor of the islands Major General J Franklin Bell and Benor Pablo Ocampo resident commissioner of the Philippines at Washington covered education welfare and related concerns.
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Lake Mohonk
Philippines
W. Cameron Forbes
Islands
J. Franklin Bell
Benor Pablo Ocampo
Washington
Amoy Prepares as Fleet Visits Port in October
Amoy reports authorities mobilize to prevent trouble during the American fleet visit. Every resident must report names and arrival times of all non residents staying in their homes. Questionable figures are deported to maintain order.
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Amoy
Prayers for Blanche Deyo After Salome Dance
In Pittsburg on Oct 22 prayers for Blanche Deyo who performed the Salome dance at the Duquesne theatre will be offered by East End W C T U members. The group also voted thanks to Public Safety Director Edward G Lang for suppressing the cobweb costume dance.
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Pittsburg
Blanche Deyo
Duquesne Theatre
East End
W. C
Public Safety
Edward G. Lang
Explosion at Culebra Cut Kills Five Workers
At New Orleans on October 22 a steam shovel exploded a hidden dynamite charge at the canal project near Culebra Cut. Five workers died and bodies were scattered over about half a mile as the shovel was blown to pieces. The blast caused extensive damage to the canal work and several foremen were among the injured.
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New Orleans
Ave
Monthe
Culebra
Canal ‘Sone
Rae Ore Dbtel
Deg Weld Lins
Ag Ceara Sree Er Semana
Mayor of Tokio Hosts to American Tars
Tokio 22 The municipality entertained the men and officers of the American fleet with a noon start and a day full of activities. The mayor acted as host with notable success as guests of the city were kept busy and entertained.
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Tokio
Tolo
Americans Rescue 100 Amid Typhoon Devastation at Aparri
Manila reports add details of the Cagayan valley disaster from October 12 typhoon. Lieut. Robert Clark and Lieut. Treadway with a Pitt volunteer rescued about 100 residents at Aparri, moving through floodwater to reach submerged homes. Only six survivors were left unrescued, with over fifty bodies recovered locally and Aparri nearly wiped out including Hagan.
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Manila
Cagayan Valley
Aparri
Robert Clark
Treadway
Fors
Pittpino
Clark
Hagan
Pastors Must Lure the Stork in Church Speech
Rev. Cyrus Brady of Trinity Episcopal Toledo urged ministers at a St James Church missionary council gathering to have more children to strengthen the church. He warned of cruelty among communicants and said clergy should set better examples as other denominations outpace Episcopalians in family growth.
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Chicago
Cyrus ‘Townsend Brady
Trinity Episcopal Church
Toledo
Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Church
Missionary Council
St. James Church
Brady
Father and Son Sentenced for Counterfeit Notes
Milton Oht. Oct. 22 Thoman Cre vailer and Milton Crosier, a father and son, pleaded guilty before Magistrate Shields to uttering counterfeit bank notes at Oakville. The father received nine years in prison while the son got two years.
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Milton Oht
Thoman Crevailer
Milton Crosier
Shields
Oakville
Royal Wedding in Berlin Names Duchess Victoria and Prince August
In Berlin at the Imperial Palace chapel Duchess Alexandria Victoria of Schleswig Holstein wed Prince August William of Prussia. The ceremony occurred at five in the afternoon with Imperial family members and about fifty minor German royals plus diplomats in attendance.
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Victoria
Prince Frederick
Imperial Palace
Berlin
Alexandria Victoria
Schleswig- Holstein
Prince August William of
Prussia
William
Graft in Repair Work Linked in Seattle Inquiry
James Seattle, Oct. 22. Otte HL Wade, clerk in the local quartermaster's office, received a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Armstrong and was declared to involve Capt. Frederick Grant in graft allegations related to repair work.
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James Seattle
Wash
Otte HL Wade
Clark
Quartermaster’s
United States
Armstrong
Capt
Frederick Grant
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