New York Polls Show Mixed Signals in 1910 Campaign
A merchant poll records September and October readings across New York counties on Taft Hughes and Bryan, noting Democratic gains in places like Eden Center and Ontario but Republican strength in Oneida and Yates. The survey, led by Walter Wellman, casts doubt on a Taft victory with a broad range of county results and warnings from Buffalo manufacturers about wage impacts if Bryan wins.
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Empire State
Record-Herald
Walter Wellman
Mr. Wellman
Taft
Eden Center
Williamsville
Bryan
Akron
Angola
Clinton County
Franklin County
Jefferson
St. Lawrence
Cortland
Cayuga
Onondaga
Lewis
Oswego County
Wayne County
Yates County
Ontario
Yates
Tioga County
Broome County
Roosevelt
Lockport
Rochester
General Grant
Cattaraugus
Olean
Hughes
Genesee County
Pickard
Chanler
Buffalo
Erie County
Hamburg
Cataraugus
Cuba
Grange
Political mood in New York contrasts Taft and Hughes fortunes
Reports from merchants and analysts show Taft favored in state polls with Hughes under pressure. Chanler potential upset cited. Analysts note varying county returns, persistent uncertainty over Hughes, and the impact of Tammany on the race as November counts approach.
The Turn of the Tide Amid Secret Schemes
Joy Vernable presses Hugo Charteris to help Esme leave Hernshaw, while they plot money appeals to Mollie Savernake and Mrs Giles Mottisfont. He offers a hundred pounds but she insists the funds come from the Mottisfont side, ending with a cold farewell as she exits.
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Sir Giles
Mrs. Giles Mottisfont
Mollie Savernake
Hugo Charteris
Giles Mottisfont
Hernshaw
Esch Comments on Cannon Vote Contrast
La Crosse Chronicle rebukes a Bryan paper for misquoting Representative Esch about Joseph Cannon and the House rules. It notes Esch supports the current House proceedings and urges voters to ignore false claims about his stance. The Tribune quoted Esch opposing Cannon’s re election as speaker, which the Chronicle disputes.
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Seventh Congressional District
Bryan
Jon J. Esch
Joseph G. Cannon
Aimself
John J. Esch
Rexall Orderlies Promise Money Back If No Cure
An ad-style statement offers Rexall Orderlies as a safe bowel regulator and tonic for constipation with a money back guarantee if no cure is achieved. It claims benefits for all ages, including liver support and ease of use, signed by O. T. Erhart at 431 Main St.
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O. T. Erhart
Main St
Insurance firms spar over insuring Judge Taft
The debate centers on the risk of insuring Judge Taft as insurers resist coverage. Critics argue the decision reflects heavy risk, while supporters cite legal protections and unique exposure.
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Taft
Belgian workers plan emigration to United States
The Belgian vice consul in Havana will visit the United States to study western conditions. Belgium may aid 50,000 emigrants annually and prefers the United States as the destination, aiming to provide a sturdy, self supporting class while weighing U S opportunities and current conditions.
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Havana
United States
Belszium
Belgium
Canada
Dominion
Washington
Kaiser as Inventor Shows New Railroad Brake
The German emperor is credited with inventing a hub and brake for trains and cars that may greatly reduce accidents. The Globe notes his ingenuity reflects a high quality of invention in an unlikely ruler and suggests the device could prove remarkably effective in practice.
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Boston Globe
Amateurs fill Bijou bill as Kop pelberger lines up acts
The Bijou presents a large amateur lineup under Manager Kop pelberger with five new acts and a European acrobatic novelty for the climax. The show promises strong music features and a rumored fungalore night with the hook and wheelbarrow kept busy.
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Bijou
Koppelberger
Sentence with seld om excites pupil
A provincial head mistress tests her pupils in grammar by asking for a sentence using the word seld om. Juan is prompted to compose one and, with pride, answers that his father had five horses last week but yesterday he seld om.
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Juan
Grandson boasts of ancestor while companion scoffs
A sharp exchange from Tit-Bits notes a conceited youth praising his grandfather's fame while a bored companion ridicules the idea that many in those days could even write their name. A brief portrait of vanity and skepticism in a historic setting.
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