Taft Bears Bryan Record Across Midwest Swing
Cincinnati to Chicago trip includes Brook Indiana rally on Harrison and Morton's farm. Taft asks farmers if Bryan's 1892 record fits trusted leadership. He reviews Bryan's political history, contrasts it with Republican action and future reliability, and riffs on promises versus results.
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Taft
Big Four
Chicago
Brook
Ind
George Ade
Bryan
Harrison and Morton
Congress
Ohio
Judge Taft
Indianapolis
Columbus
Hamilton
National League of Republican
Republican Party
Hammond
League
Hill
Metropolitan Temple
New York
Job Hedges
Hugh Music Hall
Blaine Club
Wisconsin GOP Platform Endorses Roosevelt Era Policies
Madison reports the Wisconsin Republican convention endorsed Roosevelt administration policies the Chicago platform and Taft acceptance letter. The platform supports physical valuation of railways publicity of campaign contributions and direct senatorial elections. Governor Davidson's administration and laws enacted are praised. E A Edmunds of Appleton elected state chairman.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Committee On
United States
Davidson
E. A. Edmunds
Appleton
Thaw Lawyer Dead in Babylon Pneumonia
New York attorney Russell Peabody who played a key role in defending Harry K. Thaw for the Stanford White murder died suddenly in Babylon New York from pneumonia.
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Thaw
New York
N. Y
Russell Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Babylon
Taft Delivers Address at George Ade Home
Crowds from Indiana Cincinnati and Chicago gather at Kazel den Brook to hear Judge Taft speak on political conditions affecting farmers. Ade hosts lunch in a show of hospitality as delegates arrive from miles around for the afternoon events.
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Judge Taft
Ohio
Arthur IL. Vorys
George Ade
Mr. Tilt
General Bell
Odd Fellows Parade Through Denver Honors Parade Attendance
Four thousand members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs paraded the principal streets of Denver Colorado with perfect weather. The event drew a large turnout and celebrated the fraternal society.
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Denver
Colo
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ladies
Rebekahs
Poggenpohl Brothers Accused of Beating Father
Iowa City residents Elmer Poggenpohl and Edward Poggenpohl are charged by their father Frank Poggenpohl with beating him. The elder man says Edward held him while Elmer struck him. Elmer has a warrant for arrest but disappeared.
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Iowa City
Elmer Poggenpohl
Edward
Frank Poggenpohl
Elmer
Ticket Agent Aids Death in Race Ticket Agent Aids Death in Race
Calvin Thornton, longtime pioneer who sold land for the state fairgrounds in Des Moines area, dies in Pasadena California. His daughter Mrs William Wilkins hurried from Des Moines but could not reach his bedside in time after a ticket agent sold her a circuitous route ticket delaying the journey.
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Des Moines
Calvin Thornton
Pasadena
Cal
Wm. Wilkins
Work Kills Creston Man In Coal Haul
Creston Iowa September 23 Special Fred Keefer an old soldier collapsed and died while hauling a load of coal from the station to his home in the street Death likely due to over exertion.
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Creston
Fred Keefer
Taft National Campaign Train Reaches Iowa Delegation
Des Moines will host the Taft party with B. F. Carroll leading the Iowa delegation. A dozen Republicans join Carroll as Taft prepares to speak in Clinton and Des Moines then Cedar Rapids Vinton Waterloo and Waverly with stops limited by schedule. Notables include Governor Cummins Senator Doliver and Secretary Wilson.
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Des Moines
B. F. Carroll
Clinton
Taft
Iowa
Carroll
Washington
Nate Kendall
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Waterloo
Waverly
Minnesota Committee
St. Paul
Colonel Ramsdell
United States Senate
John Wesley Hill
New York
Arthur I. Vorys
Cincinnati
J. J. Richardson
Fred W. Carpenter
Mr. Taft
W. W. Mischler
G. W. Curtis
William Pannell
Messenger
James T. Williams
E. L. Cornelius
Gus. J. Karger
Mr. Bailey
Associated Press
Mr. Hazard
United Press
Mr. Dunlap
The
New York World
Mr. Hay
Washington Times
Mr. Fowler
New York Sun
Brown
New York Globe
Hill
New York Tribune
Franke
Governor Cummins
Senator Dolliver
Wilson
E. E. Hart
Council Bluffs
Joe R. Lane
Davenport
Lafe Young
Harvey Ingham
George D. Perkins
Sioux City
J. L. Waite
Burlington
James Powell
Ottumwa
Joseph Morgan
Dubuque
D. W. Norris
Marshalltown
C. Cole
F. D. Throop
Muscatine
Kennedy
Dawson
Hepburn
Smith and Hull
N. E. Kendall
Congress
Cowles
Adler
Drought Forecast to Break Early Next Week
Forecaster Garriott of the Weather Bureau predicts a Pacific coast disturbance will move across the country, bringing fairly copious rains and ending the drought with onset early next week. He noted the dreath prevailing nationwide has serious impacts.
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Washington, D. C
Garriott
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
President Prepares Answer to Bryan Telegram
Washington D C Sept 23 The president is drafting a reply to Bryans telegram. The response will be lengthy and likely released to the public late today.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Monnett Affirms Bryan Car Admission on Haskell Charges
Frank S. Monnett former Ohio attorney general testified on Mr. Bryans private car that if he charged Gov Haskell wrongly it was because Charles B Squire gave him the name He neither exonerates nor condemns Haskell regarding the $500000 Standard Oil bribe fund allegations in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Haskkell
Charles B. Squire
Frank S. Monnett
Bryan
Monnett
Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Bryan arrives in Columbus with large crowds for talks
Bryan arrives in Columbus at 12 15 from Toledo to meet with state leaders. He will deliver an elaborate speech tonight after six earlier talks at Rising Sun Fostoria Carey Upper Sandusky Marion and Delaware. He appeals for Democratic national and state ticket support.
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Columbus
Bryan
Toledo
Rising Sun
Fostoria
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Marion
Delaware
College Rivalry Flares in Iowa City Turmoil
In Iowa City on September 23 two Sophomores were captured by town youths who ducked them in a horse trough on the city outskirts. The ongoing clashes between sophomores and freshmen and between town and gown continued with no arrests reported after initial police action.
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Iowa City
Yankee Diplomat Assaulted in Havana Restaurant
Havana Cuba September 23 J Cornell Tarler the chargé affairs at the American legation was assaulted by a Cuban in a Havana restaurant last night. The attack was unprovoked and several Cubans were involved. the assailant escaped.
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Havana
Cuba
J. Cornell Tarler
Legation
Morgan
Banker Charged With Dishonesty in Michigan Banks
Jackson Michigan September 23 W H Burnetson cashier of the Parma Hanover and Pittsford banks which were closed last week was arrested on a warrant charging him with falsifying the books of his banks.
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Jackson, Mich
W. H. Burnetson
Parma
Hanover
Pittsford
Rains Quell Months-Long Cadillac Forest Fires
Heavy rainfall near Cadillac Michigan ends two month forest fires that caused damage estimated above one million dollars. Weather relief aids suppression efforts and limits further spread of the blazes.
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Cadillac
Mich
Fog Causes Philadelphia Car Collision Injuring Fifty
Fog leads to a head on collision on the Southwestern Traction line between Philadelphia and Chester injuring about fifty workmen on board. In a separate incident the Baltimore and Ohio bridge over the Susquehanna at Berrysville collapsed as a fast freight train passed, drowning the engineer and fireman with no other injuries.
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Philadelphia
Southwestern Traction Company
Chester
Baltimore Locomotive Company
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore and Ohio
Berrysville
Baltimore
Boy Burned to Death in Hay Mow at Phelps Barn
Sigourney reports a barn fire at E. E. Phelps place where Lynn Beatty four year old son of D. Beatty of Troy Missouri visiting grandmother Mrs. H. C. Lynn was killed in the hay mow. The origin is unknown but thought to be started by the child. George Sellars tried to rescue him as flames spread, but the barn burned to the ground.
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Sigourney
E. E. Phelps
Lynn Beatty
Dave Beatty
Troy
H. C. Lynn
George Sellars
Germany replies to Franco Spanish Morocco note
Berlin reports Germany delivered a conciliatory reply to the Franco Spanish note on Morocco last evening. The note states Germany will not permit any power to occupy an extraordinary position in relation to Morocco. A semi official communication says France and Spain have no intention of departing from the Algeciras act spirit.
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Berlin
Germany
Morocco
France
Spain
Algeciras
Weather Outlook Iowa Illinois Partly Cloudy Showers Possible
Partly cloudy skies expected tonight and Thursday across Iowa and Illinois. Cooler conditions in the extreme north with a chance of showers late tonight or Thursday. sunrise 5 38 A M sunset 6 49 P M moonrise 3 26 A M.
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Iowa
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