Taft Draws Crowd Across Ohio In Foraker Stronghold
William H Taft spoke in seventeen Ohio towns from Cincinnati to Akron on October 12. He defended his labor decisions, claimed he aided labor unions, and cited endorsements from Daniel J Keefe of the American Federation of Labor. Keefe’s letter supported Taft citing Panama Canal service and labor leadership ties.
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Clarke backs Bryan stump speeches to aid campaign
Former Montana Senator William A. Clarke said he would take the stump to support Democrat William J. Bryan. Clarke met with National Chairman Mack, praised Bryan’s campaign, and claimed Bryan’s election would stimulate business and stabilize the economy. He plans speeches in Montana and other states.
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Britain Hedges On The Balkan Crisis Conference
Britain backs away from backing Turkey against Bulgaria and signals a conference to address near eastern crises beyond Bosnia and Bulgarian independence. Iswolsky influences Sir Edward Grey while London notes the need for a wide agenda and possible delays in Paris.
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Planets Jupiter and Venus to appear together tomorrow
Professor John A. Brashear announces a rare planetary conjunction visible from Pittsburg. At 11 o clock tomorrow morning the two bright planets will be close enough to view in any telescope and also with field glasses, easy to locate a little south of east about 30 degrees above the horizon. The event will be visible again the next morning early.
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Associated Press
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Detroit Hands Cubs 8 to 3 Victory In World Series Tilt
Detroit defeats Chicago 8 to 3 as Mullin dominates on the mound and Tyrus Cobb stars with four hits in five at bats. Schaefer and Coughlin make positional shifts, while Pfeister struggles allowing six Detroit runs in the key sixth to eighth innings. Attendance falls short despite late crowds, with Detroit taking a decisive early lead and Chicago failing to overcome.
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Crawford
Rossman
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Steinfeldt
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Tinker
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Thomas
Evers
Schulte
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Sheckard
One Hundred Years of Mission Work Celebrated
Finis Idelman of Des Moines addressed the International Missionary convention noting a century of results. He cited 1.25 million converts on heathen soil, five million adherents, 4 000 stations, 10 000 churches, 8 000 Bible schools with 1.5 million pupils, and 50 000 native ordained preachers.
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Finis Idelman
Des Moines
International Missionary Convention
Churches of Christ
Confession by SixteenYearOld Burglar in Star Laundry Break-In
Earl Ridenour age sixteen of Lo zansport confessed to breaking into Star Laundry last week after a hunting knife was found at the scene. He was arrested at his home above the Landess saloon on Broadway and later admitted the burglary after police showed him the knife. He denies accomplices though police suspect he took part in other recent burglaries and may be sent to reform school after further police court examination. Captain Graham Sergeant Morris and Patrolman Frohm led the investigation.
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Landess Saloon
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Fireman Scalded On Work Train In La Porte
William E. Towers, a fireman on a Lake Shore work train, was scalded by 120 pounds of steam and hot water at 1 o'clock this morning. The man leaped headfirst from a fast moving engine window, suffering injuries that may prove fatal.
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Laporte
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Bryan Attacks Hughes in Speech at State University
Lincoln Neb Oct 12 W J Bryan criticizes Governor Hughes of New York for vetoing a two cent fare bill and defends reform positions while challenging Republican platforms on campaign finance and direct senatorial elections. He cites Morgan Depew Vanderbilts and Goulds as contributors influencing Hughes. Students cheered as he pressed contrasts with Taft Roosevelt and western reforms.
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