Nation and Taft Clash in Cincinnati Campaign
Carrie Nation arrives in Cincinnati to confront Taft and press her anti Taft stance. She accuses Roosevelt of manipulating Taft and vows to oppose the Republican ticket, saying Taft represents liquor interests and will oppose prohibition. Taft plans to speak in Lincoln on October 1 if tours continue.
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William A. fatt
Breventh
Taft
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Cincinnati
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Bryan
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Foraker
Cattle Nation
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Carrie “ou
Tate mansion
Cincinmati
Nation
Kansas
George Hamel
Pam
equetor nusty
Woman pronounced dead after suspended animation scare
Winstead Conn Sept 17 Twier pronounced dead and twice revived Mrs John Barnim whose suspended animation deceived a physician and relatives and friends narrowly escaped embalming when dying last week is dead today
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Winstead
Conn
John Barnim
Letter of Rice Attacks Harmon Liquor Ties in Ohio
Canton Democrat James Rice, once a Pattison ally, denounces Judge Harmon on the liquor issue. He criticizes the state committee for accepting his resignation, accuses Finley of aligning with brewers, and warns the party gambled away birthright and the Ohio ticket by aiding Harmon.
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Ohio
Columbus
James
Rice
Canton
attares general e
donn M. Pattison
anl
W. L. Finley
state committee
Democratic state committee
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Harmon
Pattison
Republican committee
Irvan
Finley
United States
Red Not Fight to Predict Red Not Fight in New York Campaign
New York political scene after conventions shows split camps in both parties with Hughes favored by many Republicans and tensions with the machine. Democrats anticipate Pat Harrison Chanler and Bryan campaigning to energize turnout as the state braces for a tough battle for the November ticket.
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New York
Hughes
Taft
iar
national committee
Tls
New York state
Murphy
McCarres
HUtink Bryan
Brooklyn
McCarren
Brock yn
Bryan
Bison
Chanler
New York Democrats
cense
great East Side
Congressman Laning Found Not Guilty in Embezzlement Trial
In Norwalk Ohio on Sept 17 the jury acquitted Congressman Jay Fy Laning of the Fourteenth Ohio district of embezzling funds from Ohio Trust Co where he served as an officer. Bank president James G. Gibbs testified the bank authorized the transactions. the state failed to prove criminal intent. Laning wept and celebrated with friends as the verdict was read. In St Petersburug Russia on Sept 17 a twelve year sentence for a brutal murder led officials to seek a full pardon for Chief Jonin of Pahjanji, arguing overzealous government actions. The movement to pardon is expected to advance.
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Mremont
Jay Fylaaning
Oia
Ohio Trust company of
Norwalk
James G. Gibbs
Laning
St. Petersiug
Jonin
Pahjanji
Russian Poland
Hundreds Arrested in St Petersburg Revolutionary Plot
St Petersburg police crackdown as 250 members of the Social Revolutionary Committee and the Revolutionary Railway Union are taken into custody amid the seizure of 500 pounds of hazardous material and numerous devices at their headquarters. A ta vern hideout in a poor city quarter housed documents and tools for planned revolutionary actions. Authorities also detained Cholodnikoff and searched his home, linking him to the plot and raids.
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Social Revolutionary Comittee
St. Petersburg
sSocial revolutionary committee
the
revolutionary railway union
Russia
Cholodutkoff
Cholodnikoff
witehad
Edison Promises Ocean Air Travel At 200 MPH
A Utah telegraph reports Thomas Edison predicting airships will carry passengers across the ocean in eighteen hours at two hundred miles per hour within five years. Wilbur Wright faces multiple trials as rivals like De Lagrange seek to reclaim laurels. A German balloon race is planned for October 1 with Conqueror entered, as nations push aerial conquest.
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Salt Lake Ciy
Utah
Thomas A. Edison
North pole
Edison
Wright + brothers
paulica
Wilbur
Le Mans
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Wreight
senger
Lakin
Ernest
hiro
Aero club
am cnehosed
New York
Berlin
Janet aeronaile
Kaiser Willelm
A. Holland Forbes
Augustus Post
Coermany
Amsterdam
Forbes
Germany
Fogbound Chicago Tragedy and Rail Crashes Paralyze City
Dense fog cripples traffic in Chicago with two elevated train collisions and multiple wrecks. A pedestrian Rose O Ling, thirty, dies after walking into an open doorway and falling three stories. Northwestern and Milwaukee trains collide and derail, killing Don Peterson, forty five, and injuring several others.
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Kop
Chicago
Rose O'Ling
Metrohoitan
pather
North Western Railroad
Chyhow -hinehow
Don Peterson
Lawrence avenue
Milwaukee
Elimination of the Jewish Race Urged by Cleveland Author
Cleveland writer Mara S Brudno in his novel The Tether argues elimination of the Jewish race through intermarriage and abandoning orthodox practices as a cure for prejudice. He says Israel is dead and only a requiem remains, citing earlier works The Fugitive and The Little Conscript. Bonelli in Custody. A Cleveland banker, A F Bonelli, is held on charges of stealing 380000. He arrived in New York from Brazil with officials and the prisoner aboard the Afghan Prince.
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Mara S. Brudno
Brudno
Briudio
America
Isreal
nany
Boston
Muskoka Lakes
Bonelli
New York
Cawley
Gott
Brazil
Catholic Review suspended over Rev Edward Hanna pieces
Washington reports the Catholic Review of New York, linked to St Joseph's seminary in Dunwoodle, suspended publication after papal ban related to Rev Edward Hanna essays on The Human Side of Charms. The ban targets articles and encyclopedia entries, risking publisher losses and a broader campaign against modernism. Springfield case opens with Abe Staymer on trial for the murder of William Dunnegan, a lynching victim, amid city riots near the state house.
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Bin
Pope
Edward A. Hanna
Washington
Catholic Review of
Congregation of the Index
Catholic Encyelopedia
gate anthiar
encyelopedia
Catholic church
America
Springfield
Abe Staymer
William Dunnegan
Murder Case Mystery At North Beach Pavil ion
Hundreds of visitors identified a dead girl found off a North Beach bathing pavilion. Police suspect murder after tracks of a man and woman and statements by a conductor. initial belief had been suicide. Sophia Korn, a maid for Thomas S Young of Oyster Bay, was identified by Mr and Mrs Young at the morgue later.
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UPhis
New York
Astoria
North Beach
Charles Healy
Healy
Long Island City
Mentity
Sophia Korn
Thomas 8. Young
Oyster Bay
Young
ABtohn
Long Island
Hilbert Girl May Have Eloped from Chesterfield
Chesterfield Mass Sept 17 authorities investigated a possible elopement involving Esther Hilbert a Smith College student who vanished from her summer home Deputy Sheriff Allen said a letter from Philip Bradley a former Springfield high school classmate raises questions Bradley left Springfield two months ago for Yakima to start a fruit raising business and the pair reportedly spent time together local police telegraphed Washington and Yalta officials to locate Bradley and question him.
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Chesterfield
Mass
Esther Hitbert
Smith college
Philp Bradley
Springfield
state
todn
Yalta
Washington
Bradley
Miss Albert
Mystery surrounds death of a priest in New York
The death of Arturo Asculelo, a priest from San Domingo, is officially ruled a death by his own action but is surrounded by mystery suggesting assassination. He was found shot in Central Park after arriving in July with nephews and planning to return home. A large sum of money reportedly missing is noted. consulate officials and authorities pursue leads.
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New York
Arturo Asculelo
San Domingo
Father Asenicio
Jitt
Montreal
Cental park
Fabio Fistlo
Cotinican
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Catholic Review of New York
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