Taft Replies to Bryan as He Seeks National Victory
Nebraskan declares Bryan should focus on his own record while Taft defends his position. Taft questions Bryan’s consistency on free silver and anti imperialism as he criticizes the repeated pursuit of presidency over twelve years without success or official responsibility.
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Kittie Tims
Asem
Advanoo Hle
Bryan
Yalue Beg
Oliver
Pelloy
Republican Party
Philippine
Prater
Republicans Confer With Hitchcock Across Key States
Chicago reports Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee conferred with leaders in Dakota Minnesota Kansas and Kentucky. States indicate efforts to offset Bryan and bolster Taft by focusing on governors and regional support as the GOP aims to carry critical seats.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
Dakota
Misnetote
Dison
Anitly
King
Dean Speeches Across Cities Signal Campaign
The text notes Dean plans multiple speeches in Minneapolis, Ohio, and Indiana, outlining a campaign path. It mentions a schedule gap and suggests a potential broad outreach with forthcoming addresses in several states.
Forest Fire Burns Across Northern Minnesota in Wake of Drought
Duluth reports hopeful signs as drought fuels forest fires along the Mesaba range. Grand Marais is protected by backfires, while 40 local firefighters join efforts under Captain Wilson to halt spread toward Grand Marais and Cohasset. Weather bureau forecasts rain to ease the blaze.
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Duluth
Meranga
Minnegota
Grand Marala
Lake Superior
G. Andrews
John TF
Black
Focal Fire Department
Grand Marais
America
Wilson
Grand Reaplds
Cohasset
Mesaba Range
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
North Country
Wilson May Oppose Cummins for Senate
Des Moines reports suggest Hon. James Wilson secretary of agriculture may run against Governor Cummins for U S Senate. The rumor gained traction amid ex Governor Frank D. Jackson’s trial, with other notable names also considered and declined by Lee Ye M Shaw.
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Wilson
Cummins
Senate
Des Moines
James Wilson
Cabinent
United States
Frank D. Jackson
Jeffers
Policy of retrenchment prompts Japan to economize military build up
Japan plans broader retrenchment in military and naval development after Premier Katsura outlines fiscal tightening. Marquis Katsura tells Associated Press the government will cut expenses while preserving essential defense capacity, signaling strain on military and naval programs with emphasis on reduced funding and strategic modernization.
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Japan
Tokio
Katsura
Buken Club
Katura
Taft stance unclear as Bryan cites Roosevelt letter
In Baltimore on September 16, Bryan criticized President Roosevelt’s endorsement of Taft as irrelevant without Taft clearly defining his positions. He argued Taft’s platform lacks specifics on labor, trusts, and anti trust law, and urged Taft to articulate concrete policies to win wage earners’ support.
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Baltimore
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft Ie
Tatt
Tart
Tatt Ia
Taft
Silent endorsements and unclear platform on Taft and Tatt
The report notes that presidential endorsement lacks value without Taft's commitment to Waah and Mr. Tatt, and calls for a definite public statement. It cites Hugh Coyle, credited as originator of the modern presa agent, dead at the county hospital in Chicago.
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Waah
Tatt
Taft
Chicago
Hugh Coyle
Bill Erwin dies at Minneola. famed criminal lawyer and orator
Bt Paul reports the death of W. W. Erwin known as Bill Erwin in Minneola. He is remembered as a leading criminal lawyer and a major political and professional figure in the Hmelight era of Minnesota. Also Manila notes cholera gains earlier threats ease with Paongoainan and Lu zon declaring control over outbreaks.
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Bt. Paul
W. W. Erwin
Bill” Erwin
Mini
Flo
Minnesota
Ignatius Donnolly
Riot Threats Lead to Murder in Chicago Basement
In Chicago a mob threatened to kill an unidentified man who had maltreated a five year old boy. The man cut his throat with a razor in the basement of a vacant building at 162 Jackson Boulevard and died as police arrived. In St Petersburg cholera cases rose from Sept 12 to 14 with 266 cases and 64 deaths, pushing mortality over 25 percent since the epidemic began.
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Chicago
Jackson Boulevard
St. Petersburg
Ibla
Free Love Sermon Sparks Turmoil at Ter race Lyceum
Emma Gellman denounces marriage and promotes free love before about 100 people at the Ter race Lyceum, calling police unworthy and provoking a heated exchange as she mocks social mores and public authority. The imperfect text shows a chaotic scolding tone and provocative remarks.
Weather forecasts and market talk about long distance predictions
In a garbled dialogue, speakers debate weather department forecasts and the value of long range predictions. They discuss advertisements, timing, and the idea that forecasts may be exploited or misinterpreted, noting skepticism about accuracy and profit.
Hughes to Be Renominated by Republican Rally
Saratoga Springs dispatch says Governor Charles Hughes is virtually certain to be renominated by the Republican state convention. Even anti Hughes leaders privately concede possible renomination on the first ballot as Roosevelt urges the renomination and leaders foresee a bandwagon rush. Supporters say responsibility for renomination rests with Hughes backers as the tide turns.
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Saratoga
Charles ©. Hughes
Iba
Hughes
Serano DH. Payne
Roosevelt
Ag ant-Hughes
Roosevelt backs Hughes renomination in official statement
In Oyster Bay on September 16 President Roosevelt’s position on Governor Hughes’s renomination was released via an official brief. He authorized Secretary Root and Congressman Cook to say he does not dictate but supports Hughes’s renomination. In Blardtega on September 15 Chairman Woodruff faced delegates urging Hughes renomination, warning that a Hughes nomination could spell the GOP’s worst defeat this fall.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hughes Wandet
Root
Hughes
Blardtega, N
Woodruff
Republican Party
Bryan in Baltimore for speaking and reception tour
Willem J. Bryan arrived in Baltimore before 8 a.m. in his private car Olivette and was escorted to the Hotel Belvidere by a Democratic reception committee. He spoke in Annapolis in the afternoon, then returned to Baltimore for a meeting at the Pikth Regiment armory. He denied rumors about naming Admiral Ashley as secretary of the navy.
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Baltimore
Willem J. Bryan
Olivette
Suilely
Bryan
Belvidere
O'Slock
Annapolis
Pikth Regiment
Aehley
Respect for Elders Seen as Lost American Virtue
A column laments rising youth disrespect toward parents, blaming bad upbringing and a permissive culture. It contrasts American girls’ independence with British sensibilities, noting generous tolerance of rude remarks and urging a return to filial respect and deference in family life.
Capriciops Hawardes Plan Evening With Suitor
A fragmentary report notes two young ladies from Hawardes planning a playful evening with an Ireton youth who joined them to imitate scenes. The text hints at a lighthearted social gathering with a hint of mischief.
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Capriciops Hawardes
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Luzon
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