Cannon’s Camp Deserted by Foss In Speaker Fight
Chicago reports Congressman George Edmund Foss has abandoned support for Uncle Joe Cannon. After a district canvass Foss says he will vote for another Republican for speaker if a Republican House is elected. When asked to define Cannonism he replied he did not know. The public says Cannonism is a blanket term for people’s woes and grievances.
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Detroit Campaign Scene Heightens Pre-Election Tests
Detroit scenes shift to a grand finale as Republican Osborn and Democrat Hemens arrive to lead rallies before Tuesday’s election. Townsend and Smith travel to bolster campaigns while Denby fights Deuremus in a whirlwind push through factories and rural areas.
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Lawton T. Hemens
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Townsend
Burrows
Samuel Smith
Uuntil
Alva M. Cummins
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Denby
Frank E. Deuremus
Socialists Gaining Fruit in Milwaukee City Ball
Milwaukee election results show Mayor Seidel in office as Socialists host the first municipal dance in America. On November 26 John H. Pulishner, banker and school director, will open the ball in the pig auditorium with five cent admission for the first 600 attendees and detectives to maintain order.
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Wis
Seidel
America
Dream City
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Voters Starting Home From DC To Cast Ballots
Washington voters leave the District in large numbers to vote elsewhere in nonpresidential elections. A canvass by local clubs shows more than 5,000 will have departed by week’s end, with many traveling long distances to exercise the franchise.
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District of Columbia
Republican Meetings in Indiana November Fourth
A list of Republican campaign events across Indiana with multiple speakers and locations. Gifford Pinchot, William Dudley Foulke and others scheduled in towns including Middletown Newcastle Cambridge City Centerville Richmond Connersville Brookville Liberty Lagrange Garrett Terre Haute Vincennes Frankfort Dale New Albany Wheatfield Sulphur Springs South Bend Brunswick Shelburn Hortonville Montomery County positions. Continuous night and afternoon meetings with numerous candidates and local officials.
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Brookville
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Lagrange
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Otis E. Gulley
Vincennes
Edward E. Neal
Frankfort
W.F. Adams
Dale
Thomas A. Davidson
Thomas A. Daily
Mayor Shank
Hortonville
Emsiley Johnson
Wheatfield
Romney Wilson
Sulphur Springs
John L. Moorman
South Bend
Judge V.S. Reiter
Brunswick
F. M. Gavit
Voter interest in looming elections appears unusually high
A steady flow of passengers and people moving toward nearer points signals strong public interest. Observers expect the upcoming Tuesday vote to be heavy, noting unprecedented enthusiasm for the gubernatorial and congressional elections.
La Follette Attacks Bancroft in Campaign Circular
Senator La Follette issued a public campaign statement from Madison arguing voters should reject attorney general candidate L. H. Bancroft not on party lines but on his stance toward business interests. He warned the big financial interests would fight progressive laws via courts and urged support for C. H. Crownhart as an independent, signaling a sharp political clash.
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United States
la Follette
L. H. Bancroft
Supreme Court
C. H. Crownhart
Fog delays steamer record will stand
A heavy Atlantic fog east of New York hindered the Cunard liner Mauretania from breaking its westbound speed record. Radio reports pegged its speed at 27.6 knots with a possible finish within 4 days 15 hours 41 minutes, but officials said weather conditions remained unfavorable to sustain the pace.
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Atlantic Ocean
Cunard
Mauretania
Express Strike Conference May Restore Peace
New York officials and union leaders held a conference to end the express strike that halted Greater New York traffic. The union seeks eleven hour days, union recognition, and about five dollars monthly in pay. mediators William Rogers and James McManus oversaw talks with Adams Wells Fargo and other express firms.
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China orders universal hair cut in grand edict
Pekin officials announced an imperial edict ordering all Chinese representatives abroad to sever their queques immediately. The proclamation signals a planned national hair cutting campaign, described as one of the greatest ever seen, with further orders expected for the general populace.
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Bribe Fund Aims to Buy Spanish Army Deserters
Madrid reports a multi million dollar bribery fund to coerce officers and topple the monarchy toward a republic. Premier Canalejas and Gen Weyler move to stamp out sedition as arrests mount. Weyler, stationed at Barcelona, and code censored Sabadell and Zaragoza communications signal a broad crackdown.
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New Republic Tottering in Portugal Mutiny Grips Lisbon
In Lisbon on November 3, troops loyal to Portugal’s republic were moved into barracks as mutinous sentiment spread among Second and Fifth regiments. Reports say provincial hostility and Braga’s unkept promises threaten the government, with soldiers demanding promotions pay rises and rewards for overthrowing the monarchy.
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Emmanuel's Throne Trembles as Italy Faces Rebellion
Rome dispatch notes rising revolutionary activity across Italy with fears King Victor Emmanuel may follow King Manuel of Portugal. Unrest grows from high living costs and peasant oppression by landowners. Factional strife among politicians intensifies and hopes for radical reform fade.
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Turmoil in Revenna District Sparks Military Reinforcement
Widespread hunger pushes hundreds of thousands toward starvation while the Revenna district faces repeated clashes as troops are bolstered by 5,000 soldiers. Authorities fear extreme measures could ignite a broader revolution smoldering among the populace.
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Plan To Restore Abdul Hamid Threatens Sultan
Salonnika guards reinforced to protect Sultan Mehemmed amid a carefully organized plot to overthrow him and restore Abdul Hamid. The Young Turks face financial strain fueling unrest and possible another revolution. Cabinet resignations align with Mehemmed’s supporters, per patriotic press charges.
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Deadwood Dick and Trovatore Featured in Chicago Opera Treat
Postal Telegraph chief Charles T. Mackay hosts operatic entertainment for 800 employees in Chicago. The plan, costing between 3000 and 600, host nights for department managers and their families, with about 100 additional workers attending each evening. Messengers quip about the stylish display during the season event.
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Home remedies claim cure for skin diseases with Citrex
An eminent practitioner notes eczema ringworm and related skin disturbances can be cured at home using pure Citrex solution. He credits Dr Currier England’s leading skin specialist and describes mixing one teaspoonful of Citrox in two tablespoons hot water, to be used twice daily to relieve itching and heal eruptions.
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Defeat of Government Troops at Amapala Island
In Tegucigalpa on November 3, government troops failed to storm Amapala to seize Gen. Valladeres, ex governor and commander, accused of insulting flags of the United States and Britain. Valladeres holds the island behind machine gun batteries with ample ammunition and food. Western Honduras sees troop movements as Valladeres threatens a revolution that could engulf the republic and topple the government.
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Bacon Soars Too High at Indiana Breakfast Prices
Special to The Sun reports Crawfordsville Ind on November 3 that bacon at 40 cents and eggs at 27 cents push breakfast foods into popularity. Produce dealers say eggs are scarce at the listed price, highlighting rising costs.
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Ind
How to Make a Pint of the Best Cough Syrup and Save $2
A home remedy popular in the United States and Canada promises quick relief from deep coughs. Mix 1 pint sugar with 1/4 pint warm water, stir two minutes, add 2 ounces of Pinex, bottle, and take one teaspoon every one to three hours. The syrup claims to stop coughing within 24 hours and aids appetite, with slight laxative effects. The product uses Norwegian pine extract and offers a money-back guarantee, with Pinex available from druggists or The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Nd
How to Get Rid of Catarrh by Dr Blosser
Sufferers of catarrh are offered a home treatment by Dr. J W Blosser of Atlanta Georgia. The method claims to cleanse the head nose throat and lungs without internal medicines and to heal mucous membranes reducing discharge. He invites addresses for a free trial sample and an illustrated booklet.
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