Hearst Indorsement Tangle Melds New York Politics
In New York the Hearst Independence League plans a state convention at Cooper Union Wednesday afternoon to decide whether Hearst will back the Republican ticket or field an independent slate to attract votes. Roosevelts choice for state chairman and Stimson run shape the campaign as Roosevelt plans extensive speaking tours and party leaders gear up for a split in tactics ahead of the election.
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New York
William EB. Hearst
Col. Roosevelt
Peom
Hearst
Rochester
Abel
Stimson
Roosevelt
Independence League
Cooper Union
Mauretania
Saratoga
Murphy
Dix
Canddates
State Committee
Republican Club
Herbert Kanox
Colonel Roosevelt
New York City
Republican State Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Francis
United States
Austria
Herbert Parsons
Sugar Trust
Robert H. Fuller
State Water Supply Commission
Gov. Hughes
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Adams Street
State Street
Indianapolis
Stimson Roosevelt Confer on Governor Speech Plan
Col Theodore Roosevelt and Henry L. Stimson, Republican nominee for governor, held a two hour talk at Sagamore Hill about Stimson’s address to be delivered Tuesday. The meeting touched on the outline and wording of the planned speech as campaign preparations proceed.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Sagamore Hill
Actor Nat Goodwin Tied to Bucket Shop Raid
New York Oct 3 Nat Goodwin joined by George Graham Rice in mining stock promotions linked to the raid on B H Scheffels Co. He denied a subpoena but expected grand jury calls. A letter from Rice to Goodwin surfaced as a planned grand jury exhibit.
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New York
Nat Goodwin
George Graham Rice
B. H. Scheffels & Co
United States District
Dared by Boys Youth Dies After Windmill Fall
Edward Drake, 14, of Mt. Carmel, Indiana, climbed a windmill tower at a Sunday school picnic in Princeton. While touching the blades he lost balance and fell fifty feet, landing on his head. The skull was fractured and he died within an hour. he was the son of J. B. Drake.
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Princeton
Ind
Edward Drake
Mt. Carmel
J. B. Drake
Summer resort burns in Adirondacks blaze destroys Spectacle Lake area
Hiawatha lodge and all cottages on Spectacle lake near Corey's in the Adirondacks were consumed by fire on Monday. The properties, closed for winter, were destroyed in the blaze that reached Saranac Lake.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Hiawatha Lodge
Spectacle Lake
Corey's
Adirondacks
Budget Expected to Pass Council Budget Expected to Pass Council
The 1911 budget is seen as certain to pass as the finance committee to present a 94 cent levy finalizing a 0.5 cent cut from the police pension and general funds, totaling 11,500 dollars. The overall budget would be 1,991,188 dollars, up 317,251.75 from 1910 while a partial report on mayoral impeachment charges is requested. Councilman Rubens vows to curb waste and push street inspection, urging salary reductions for ward politicians who ride the admin.
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Finance Committee
Council
Police
Shank
Rubens
Offihe
County option and Beveridge issues in Madison county
Anderson Indiana October 3 Sunday was a field day for the Indiana anti-Saloon league in this city. Pastors from all churches surrendered their pulpits for the day to speakers sent out by the league. The two live issues in the political campaign in Madison county are Senator Beveridge and the local option law.
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Sun
Anderson
Ind
Indiana anti-Saloon League
League
Madison County
Senator Beveridge
Spy Gets Released in Plymouth Harbor Sketch Case
Lieut. Helm, a German army officer held on charges of spying and secretly sketching Plymouth harbor coast defenses, was released on bail in Winchester England. He faced trial set for September 28.
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Winchester
England
Lieut. Helm
Plymouth Harbor
Masked robbers raid President theater in Chicago
Four masked highwaymen bound the night watchman with wires and hung him from stage ropes at the President theater early Monday. They then robbed the cafe of $400 and escaped. The watchman Philip Marcus was found and released when the theater opened at 11 o'clock Monday morning.
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Chicago
President Theater
Alfred
Philip Marcus
Appellate Judge to Talk at Reunion Speakers
An appellate judge is slated to speak at a reunion event expected to draw former colleagues and local residents. The gathering will feature comments from the judge reflecting on career milestones and the significance of the reunion.
Ninth Indiana Cavalry Rally at Russiaville Oct 14
Capt Daniel W Comstock judge of the appellate court will lead the Ninth Indiana cavalry gathering at Russiaville Indiana on Friday October 14. About fifty veterans are expected to attend.
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Indiana Cavalry
Russiaville
Ind
Daniel W. Comstock
Thief Steals Hens From Police Board Member
Anderson Indiana October 3 Ernest Hill police board member reported a theft at his hen coop during a Saturday night meeting. A thief took half a dozen of his choicest fowls and the loss was reported to the police department.
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Anderson
Ind
Ernest Hill
Police Department
Woman Dies in Church Pew in Pittsburg
Mrs. James Powell, 63, died suddenly in her pew at the Welsh Baptist church in Pittsburg on Sunday night after an unexpected collapse during services.
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Pittsburg
James Powell
Welsh Baptist Church
Aeroplanes Likely Replace Coast Defense Vessels
Denver report quotes General Nelson A Miles predicting aeroplanes will defend coasts soon. He argues modern flyers cost little more than ships, can strike ships at sea and return safely, and will make coast defense ships unnecessary. He foresees planes and harbor defenses sufficing for coastal protection.
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Denver
Colo
Nelson A. Miles
Nine dogs a day taken by catcher
The dog catcher landed almost nine dogs every day during the four weeks ending Oct. 1 according to the weekly report cited by the department with the secretary of the board of safety. A total of 215 dogs were captured, 168 were killed, 30 bailed out by owners who paid fines, and the remainder are held for five days before killing.
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Board of Safety
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