Hearst Reading More Standard Oil Letters at Mass Meetings
William Randolph Hearst read additional Standard Oil letters at two Independence Party mass meetings in New York. The Brooklyn and Carnegie Hall events featured Thomas L Hisgen and Clarence J. Shearn with Hearst taking the stage to disclose letters signed by John D. Archbold urging state judicial appointments and payments to influence Pennsylvania politics.
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Mr. Hearst
Independence Party
Hearst
Brooklyn
Standard of! Company
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Paynes
William C. Whitney
Calvin S. Bryce
Sibley
Hanna
Roosevelt
Mr. Cleveland
Carnegie Hall
Mark Hanna
Standard Oil
Stone
Pennsylvania
John D. Archbold
Morrison
McKeen
Supreme Court
John Henderson
Meadville
Elkin
House
Senate
Henderson
Superior ‘Court of
Broadway
John P. Elkins
Harrisburg
William Rockefeller
J. W. Weaver
H. McK. Twombly
Fires Doomed Village of St Michel de Wentworth Near La Chute
Fires in St Michel de Wentworth Quebec threaten McFauls camp and edge of the village. Residents of St Michel and nearby communities struggle to contain the blaze, but efforts are futile as the flames advance within a mile of the camp.
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Quebec
Associated Press
la Chute
St. Michel de Wentworth
McFauls
St. Michel
Bryan forecast of landslide win in national race
National Chairman Mack predicts William J. Bryan will secure at least 301 electoral votes and carry New York New Jersey Connecticut Idaho Montana Colorado Nebraska Nevada Indiana Ohio Delaware Kansas and South Dakota. He says the western surge will reach the Atlantic and Roosevelt’s 1904 base has shifted 35 to 50 percent in Bryan’s favor.
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New York
Mack
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Atlantic
Solid South
Maryland
New Jersey
Connecticut
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Nevada
Indiana
Ohio
Delaware
Kansas
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Empire State
Tribune Offices to Host Election News On Election Night
The Tribune will serve as the election news headquarters the night of election day with bulletins on a screen opposite the Keystone Block. The Associated Press leased wire and an operator in the office will deliver returns from across the United States quickly.
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Tribune
Keystone
THE
Associated “Press
United States
Logansport
Associated Press
Wored
Ratlrcad Men Support Taft Threat to Jail Lennon
A fragment notes Ratlrcad men backing Taft and mentions a jailed figure judged by a court, linked to Eagle Eye Lennon. The text is fragmentary and unclear on full context or outcome.
Taft Campaign Praised by Engineer at Elkhart Meeting
At Elkhart Indiana James Lennon an engineer who backed Taft introduced the candidate to railroad men. Lennon earlier faced jail after resisting a rival strike rule but was later reinstated and now runs a passenger engine between Elkhart and Toledo. Taft at Gary and other Indiana stops pressed his case against Bryan and Democratic policies.
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Bryan
Taft
Indiana
Mr. Taft
Greantein
Fort Wayne
Hemenway
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna
Laporte
Lawrenceburg
James Lennon
Elkhart
Ann Harbor
Ricks
Lake Shore
Ann Arbor
Brotherhood
Toledo
Lennon
Bendix Car Factory Moving to Logansport
The Bendix automobile plant will relocate to Logansport with removal starting this week. By March first ships bearing Made in Logansport will roll, funding nearly complete with only 3500 left. Two hundred workers expected. land and buildings on Eighteenth Street. Lakeside Piano and Organ factory considering Lake Street relocation from Chicago.
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Bendix Automobile
Logansport
Bendix Automobiles
Bendix
Logansport Land and Improvement Co
Industrial Association
John F. Johnson
Harry G. Warrick
Thomas ‘Flynn
Thomas F. Minneman
Ferdinand Pias Fred , Crompp
Henry Kammer
F. W. Minneman
J. F. Grable
One Lux
T. J. McElhaney
Johnson & Brown
Thomas Austin
Dr. C
College Mass Meeting Draws East Candidates
New York October 24 Republicans prepare for a political whirlwind next week as Taft plans stops in Port Chester at 3 03 p m and a return to meet in Chicago before heading to New Haven for a noon speech.
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Hitchcock
Chicago
Mr. Taft
New ‘Haven
Chester
Cit
Meeting in New York to feature ex Governor Black
Brooklyn Monday and Manhattan Wednesday schedule a college mass meeting at Carnegie Hall in New York City Friday night. One speaker will be ex Governor Frank S. Black of New York. the event is billed as unusually interesting.
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Mr. Archbold
Governor Stone
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Will Wit
York City
Carrnegia Hall
Frank S. Black
New York
Bryan Speaks for Chanler in New York Return Visit
William J. Bryan addressed a large crowd in Suffern during his first return visit to New York State to support Chanler in the election. The Associated Press report notes the enthusiastic reception as Bryan urged voters to back Chanler.
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New York State
William J. Bray
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