Former Foes Now Friends as Bryan Tour Hits Albany
William Jennings Bryan's New York tour featured former Senator David B. Hill endorsing him in Albany. Hill praised Bryan as incorruptible and labor-friendly while urging unity across regions to back the Democratic ticket. Bryan thanked the audience and emphasized campaign openness and honesty in politics amid a heavy rain.
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United States
David B. Hill
Hill
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Bryan
Labor
Hil
Hal
Democratic Party
Schnectady
Powder price cutting aims to crush Chattanooga firm
Testimony in a government suit against the powder trust reveals F. J. Waddell of Sinnamahoning Powder Co testifying Eugene DuPont ordered price cuts in the south to drive Chattanooga Powder Co out of business. He said prices fell to 79 cents a keg about 30 cents below cost and that trade was taken from Chattanooga by the DuPont led group.
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Chattanooga Powder Company
Powder Trust
F. J. Waddell
Sinnamahoning Powder Company
Huntington
W. Va
Eugene DuPont
Chattanooga Company
Endorse Strike Work at International Paper in Corinth
Resolutions praising the company's managers for their conduct during the employees strike were adopted unanimously at the stockholders annual meeting in Corinth New York. Officers reelected included A M Burbank as president and treasurer Thomas T Wakler as vice president E W Hyde as secretary and W A Whitcomb and A H White as general managers.
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Associated Press
Corinth
N. Y
International Paper Company
A. M. Burbank
New York
Thomas T. Wakler
E. W. Hyde
W. A. Whitcomb
A. H. White
Socialist Demonstration Planned in Chicago Parade
Socialist organizers announced plans for a large street demonstration in Chicago next Sunday afternoon. The march will run in four divisions with one division composed entirely of women and children. Eugene V. Debs, socialist candidate for president, was mentioned in connection with the event.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eugene Ve Debs
Pickpocketing Noted At Kern Meeting In Warsaw Opera House
A crowded Warsaw opera house sparked excitement when a Democrat was touched. police noted a pickpocket active during the event. The incident highlights security concerns at political gatherings.
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KERN
Warsaw
Kern Campaign Tour By Rail And Road In Northern Indiana
Democratic vice presidential nominee John W. Kern urged crowds in Hartford City Fort Wayne Warsaw Goshen and nearby towns as fatigue and hoarseness marked his drive through northern Indiana. He traveled with General James B Weaver and journalists, then headed to Chicago for connections to Indianapolis with stops at Terre Haute Rockville Clinton Sullivan and Barzil planned.
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Elkhart
Ind
John W. Kern
Indiana
Goshen
Kern
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Fort Wayne
Hartford City
Court House
Bluffton
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Opera House
Anxious for Decision in Gompers Case
In Washington on October 28 counsel for the AFL leaders including President Gompers Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Morrison told Bucks Company counsel they will not present further evidence and request immediate ruling in the contempt case rooted in a boycott alleged against Bucks Store and Range Co. of St Louis. The case remains set for a later hearing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gompers
John Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Store
State Printing Chief Leaves to Vote in Indiana
William Bass, chief of the printing office at the State Department, obtained a leave of absence and departed for Indiana to vote. He left Washington on the afternoon of October 28.
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State ‘Department
Wasington
William ‘Bass
State Department
Sebacy
Lodge predicts 90000 vote margin for Taft and Sherman
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge at national Republican headquarters estimates Taft and Sherman will win Massachusetts by a plurality of 90000. The figure reflects early Republican campaign forecasts as the election nears.
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Associated Presse
New York
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
National Republican
Taft
Sherman
Massachusetts
Bishops Meet to Assign District Oversight in M E Church
Indianapolis gathering of the Methodist Episcopal board of bishops opens with Bishop Berry presiding and plans to survey six months of work. Senior Bishop H W Warren, born 1831, is among veterans. discussions cover field needs, financial support, and future assignments across conferences and with affiliate boards.
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Board of Bishops
Foreign Missionary Society
Freedmen’s Aid Board
Roberts Park
M. E
St. Louis
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Foreign Missionaries
MULE INCIDENT CLAIMS TWOYEAROLD SON'S LIFE
James Thorn, a Alabama farmer, tried to chase a mule from his yard and threw a stone that struck his two year old son, killing him instantly. The accident occurred in Russellville on October 28.
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Russellvile
Ala
James Thorn
Election Night News At Tribune Office
Public invited to Tribune office for election night results covering county state and national races. Leased wire reports from operator in the office with local and long distance updates.
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Tribune
Taft and Hughes Draw Massive Taft Rally at Madison Square Garden
William H. Taft and Charles E. Hughes topped a Republican mass meeting at Madison Square Garden New York, as crowds cheered Hughes for sixteen minutes and Taft for nineteen minutes amid rain and massive turnout. The event capped a day with Taft speaking at fourteen meetings and Hughes at fifteen.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
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Hughes
New York City
Taft
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Yale
Sherman
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Depew
William Alden
Smith
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Indiana Federation of Clubs Elects District Officers
The Indiana State Federation of Clubs met in Indianapolis with district chairmen named for eleven of thirteen districts. Miss Alice Dunlap of Peru was chosen as Eleventh District chair, and Mrs. Grace Judan Clarke’s presidential nomination caused debate before Mrs. W. J. Major was favored by many delegates. South Bend will host the next meeting in late October. Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks attended and spoke briefly.
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Grace Judan Clarke
W. J. Major
Shelbyville
Virginia Meridith
Cambridge City
Anna Lemcke
Evansville
T. B. Shaffer
Sullivan
Rose M. Carter
Seymour
Dryer
Terre Haute
BE. K. Montgomery
Virgil H. Lockwood
This City
H. C. Durbin
Julia S. Conklin
Westfield
Edith Griffin
Hammond
Alice Dunlap
Peru
A. C. Willy
Plymouth
South Bend
Charles W. Fairbanks
Clever surprise at McKinley school music lesson
Mrs. EE B McConnell visited McKinley school yesterday for a standard music lesson and was surprised to find the room taught by Miss Flora Jackson. The incident paused confusion as the pupils adjusted to the unexpected change in instructor.
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EE. B. McConnell
McKinley School
Flora Jackson
Curtis Reveals Letter in Bank Trial Drama
New York October 28 Curtis defends himself over bank dealings in the United States district court. he produced a June 13 1907 letter urged by his attorney protesting Morse actions that endangered the Bank of North America Curtis recounts a 126000 loan request from Heinze and Morse’s attempt to cover an overdraft with securities and steamship bonds. He insists he acted to protect the bank and earned only his salary. The cross examination continues tomorrow.
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Curtis
Morse
Bank of North America
Augustus Heinze
Heinze
London
Roger G Sullivan Coin Found in District Bride Funds
Roger G Sullivan comes up with a coin in the district scene as a bride affair ends with a $200 sum noted. District officials report the unusual discovery connected to a wedding event and local finances.
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Roger G. Sullivan
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