Bryan in New York as campaign pace quickens
Democratic candidate William J. Bryan toured New Jersey and New York City, dining with party officials and meeting National Chairman Mad, Herman Ridder, and supporters. He expressed optimism about Indiana and Ohio, noted encouraging forecasts, and discussed straw ballots and campaign momentum across states.
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New York
William J. Brym
Tra Elty
New Jersey
Loresay City
Bryan
Straus
Herman Ridder
National Democratic
Paterson
N. J
New York City
Nycles
Ohio
Dermactade
Thessine
Zains Winduy
Eol- Inge Wien
Brywr ' Ashiei
A. Brean
Npwest
York
Sun Plate
Xfant College
Willian
Tisnitauart
Battle line up for Fort Wayne campaign week
A six day slate of large meetings opens with Senator Beveridge at Princess rink. Major rallies loom at Sagnerbund and Indianapolis speakers Fil Rappaport and Joseph Kellar address German societies. Thomas Marshall will speak at Princess Saturday night. Downtown and township clubs plan parades and meetings across Allen county as Democratic efforts boost confidence ahead of election day.
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Mia
Albert 3. Beveridge
Port Wayne
Revpaport
Kellar
George Feed Willams
Massachusetts
Princess Rink
Democratic Ward
Thomas F. Marshall
Fort Warne
Indiana
alreaGy
Marshall
Marshal Meeng
Thay
Avery
Wathisiagny
Cling
Norinee
Congress
Sines
Becauan
Fleming
Allen County
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Thomas’ Shall
Democratic Party
Chares W. Fairbanks
Sperk
Mishawaka
Lagrange
Greenshurs
Madison
David K. Pranvis
Missouri
Gore and
Owen
Oktstoma
John Ke T Lamb
Denve
Chicago
David R Roe
Cicicaukee
George Fred Williams
Wii J. Bryan
Union City
Saom
Calarabus
Seymour
Scottsburg
Jeffersonwile
Trianapolis
Noblesville
Tipton
Keema
Lasanapork
Wabieh
Huntington
Decatur
Po. Wayne
Harford
Rieter
Warsaw
Gueven
Ebinast
Clinton
Sullivan
Brazil
Terre
Terre Heute
Vind
Greencastle
Shelby Me
Rashviles
Flinwins
Princeton
Evansville
Charles
Beveridge
Jean Hiro
Campaign in New York and Indiana Amid National Rally
A sprawling campaign blitz unfolds with Bryan and Taft amid New York and Indiana events. Madison Square Garden hosts Bryan while Indiana routes feature frequent stops by Taft, Fairbanks, Kern and other national figures, highlighting heated contests across key states and electorates.
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Bryan
Taff
New York
Madison Square Garden
Weather Report From The State Desk
The dispatch notes fresh southeast winds and shifting air patterns with brief references to upcoming meetings and shifts in wind directions across the region. Entities mentioned include weather terms and unnamed place references. The fragmentary text hints at a Monday timetable and activity around a city or town but lacks clear specifics.
Chief Ankenbruck Says No Saloon Violations On Sunday
Chief Ankenbruck declares there will be no setup and every saloonkeeper must obey the Sunday closing law. Mayor Hosey ordered the shut down recently, and the chief notes a dry day with salooners complying, urging firm action against violators.
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Ankenbruck
Paine Mastin I
Cley
Bee Warner
Willer
Kier Ankenbrugk
Screena
Taft Campaign Swing Through New York City
Judge Taft and party arrived in New York after a cross country journey from Cary Indiana. Reports described Taft’s campaign push through the region with stops including New Haven and Brooklyn as spectators filled venues and awaited further speeches.
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Judge Taft
New York City
Cary
Ind
Tilking
Lyon
Megele
Tr. Tall
New Haven
Connachleh
New York
Reecklin
Jamorche
Lansing
Ehinne
Aitiater Kant
Taft
Hse
Mle Sion
Dixon Line
Marsland
Grey
The Damning Proof of Republican Corruption
A 1904 campaign finance expose details money from corporations to support Roosevelt and Cortelyou. It cites contributions from Standard Oil, Vanderbilt interests, and life insurers, with Parker accusing a system that tainted the election. Roosevelt defends his record, while investigations press on into corporate influence and reform.
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Parker
Harriman
Morgan
Depew
Archbold
Bliss
Cortelyou
Standard Oil
Hida
Amleivet
Fult Asis Assurance
New York
Mutual Kee
Wework Prudential Life’ Wiufance Company
BA Tarriman Fund
Raraeehiy Gre H. Er. Go
Vanderbilt
Inter Terests
Chauncey M. BeBew
Aries Azen pHivde
Exait Lablé Assurance Society
J. Pierpont Mor
Oh. HL Rogers
John D. Archbote
Cornelius N. Bliss
Friends
Harring
Standard OL CO
Tlm
Baidle
Jt. Rossevelt
Roonevelt
Russ
Swhert
Tom Ainy
Roorevit
George Bruce Cortelyou
Secretar
Idfortaulion
Us Uaa
Anc
Cornallis SN. Bliss
Hr Repusitenns
Blaise Square Garden
Mit
Tulse Parkey
Sampaign
Gus
Tita Tates
Min
Ferivackon Colegret
Teyhliean Committee
Yeet
Amd
Ari eeBerk Fonds
Wade
Lancein
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Hemenwag
Edward H. Osanyousul Senata
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Iiguirnes
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Gortelyou
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