Oklahoma Governor Responds to Roosevelt Charges in Letter
Guthrie Oklahoma October 1 Governor Charles N Haskell former Democratic national committee treasurer releases a long letter to President Roosevelt defending himself against charges. He urges a fair hearing and a court view of the issues and accuses the president of partisanship and unfair tactics. The missive touches on the Prairie Oil and Gas Company franchise Indian Territory and campaign funds. Also a note about a Tabasco Limerick contest with prizes and deadlines.
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Redkhness
Prairie of and Gas Company
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Mr. Roosevelt
Nate
Depew
Ofhera
Harriman
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Charles McCormick
Congress
Chicago
Idea
Fred A. Russe
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Thompsonville
Taft Defends Record Amid Stir Over University Funding
A reply published by Charles P. Taft rebuts charges linked to state university funding and political use of funds. He accuses opponents of distorting articles and asserts actions were Union labor endorsed, while challenging broader insinuations about his presidency. Also promotes Tabasco sauce and McIlhenny's vanilla products as household staples.
Roosevelt silent on Bryan letter attack at Rock Island
President Roosevelt will not respond to William J. Bryan's letter released at Rock Island Tl. Secretary Loeb says the letter targets him personally, and no reply will be issued.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Rock Island
Loeb
Mr. Bryan
Dexter offers $10,000 reward for murder evidence
Henry Dexter, a New York multi-millionaire, announces a $10,000 reward for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of his son Orlando Perry Dexter's killer. Orlando was shot on the Dexter estate in the Adirondack mountains in 1993.
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New York
Henry Dexter
Dexter
Orlando Perry Dexter
Adirondack Mountains
Convicted murderer Clinton Redman sentenced to life
Evansville October 1 Clinton Redman colored was convicted of murdering Mrs Eva Hlechlein white by shoving her from Pigeon Creek bridge and letting her drown. He received a life imprisonment sentence. Mrs M M Davison of San Jose California praises Electric Bitters as a family remedy for headache biliousness and torpor of the liver and bowels deeming it highly healthful. Sold under guarantees at Chas D Kaupfel's drug store 600.
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Evansville
Dnd
Clinton Redman
Eva Hlechlein
Pigeon Creek
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Chas 2D
Kauoofel’s
Mow the Tear in the Big Leagues Stand at Boston
Baseball score table notes games across leagues with team matchups at Boston Pittsburgh and New York. Batteries listed include Wilhelm Dunne Pelle Smith Willis Leever Gibson Fromme Sallee Moran Moore Dooin Ames Needham Donovan Mullen Schmidt Tannehill Street and others.
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Boston
R.hle
Brooklyn
Wilhelm, Dunne
Chappelle
Smith
Pittsburg
R.H.E. Pittsburg
St. Louis
Willis, Leever
Gibson, Fromme
Sallee
Moran
New York
RHLIE
Philadelphia
Moore, Dooin
Ames
Needham
Detroit
Ooco Louf
Washington
AOG
Donovan, Mullen
Schmidt
Tannehill
Street
Lasker Retains World Chess Title against Tarrasch
Emanuel Lasker of New York wins the sixteenth and final game in his world championship match with Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremburg. Across sixteen games Tarrasch won three, five were drawn, leaving Lasker with the title.
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Munich
Emanuel Lasker
New York
Tarrasch
Nuremburg
Bryan Home Again After Daylong Iowa Tour
William J. Bryan concluded a three week speech tour in Iowa with an open air meeting in Creston. He traveled southeastern and southern Iowa in a coach, delivering fifteen speeches to large crowds before taking a late train to Lincoln.
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Bryan
Creston
Iowa
William J. Bryan
Heln
Lincoln
Are You Only Half Alive Health Claim Ad
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy restores vitality and strengthens weak, tired people. It urges refusal of competing products and names O D Knootel as endorser.
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Foley
iFoley's. O. D. Knootel
Hearst Attacks Foraker and Haskell amid new letters
William R Hearst delivered a brief speech renewing charges against Senator Foraker and Governor Haskell of Oklahoma. He read affidavits and letters linking Haskell to the Citizens Alliance and cited certificates of deposits as part of his accusations. He also contrasted Roosevelt with Bryan and dismissed claims of collaborating with Roosevelt as president.
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Denver
Col
William R. Hearst
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Mr Hearst
Ihearst
Foraker
Haskell
Citizens’ Alliance of
Alliance
John Farrell
Muskogee
Khasket
Flearst
Roosevelt
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Hearst
New York
United States
Taft
Brean
Disaster at Smyrna Steamer Collision Kills Many
In Smyrna on Oct 1 a Turkish steamship collided with the steam ferryboat Stambou near the harbor exit. One hundred forty persons were feared dead or missing in the accident.
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Smyrna
Stambou
Cardinal Gibbons Sails From Queenstown Aboard Caronta
News items report Cardinal Gibbons embarking today at Queenstown on the steamer Caronta bound for New York. Other notes mention brisk demand for cash grain, a betting law at the Aqueduct racetrack under review, and the Massachusetts Democratic state convention in Boston.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Queenstown
Caronta
New York
Chicago
Hughes
Aqueduct Racetrack
Massachusetts
Boston
Iron Trade Review
Beveridge
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. D
Emanuel Mandel
Switzerland
Pile Cure Promises Relief After Decades of Suffering
A letter extols Pyramid Pile Pore claiming lasting relief after sixty years of hemorrhoids. It cites a testimonial from Richard Worthington of Galesburg Illinois and offers a fifty cent box or a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug in Marshall Michigan.
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Richard Worthington
Galesburg
Marshall, Mich
Peage Reigns at Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp Closes
Fort Benjamin Harrison ends its September camp of instruction as divisions relocate to Fort Sheridan Fort Omaha and eastern Indiana. General Carter praises the camp with minimal sickness and notes the large mobilization cost and peak troop presence in state history.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Department of the Lakes
Michigan
Kentucky
Carter
War Department
Twenty Seventh Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Thirteenth Cavalry
Tenth Infantry
Fort Harrison Barracks
Indiana
Tenth
Henry A. Green
Company of
Signal Corps
William F. Coury
Fort Omaha
Neh
Bryan's Policies Destructive In Presidential Debate
The article argues that Bryan seeks to destroy business while Roosevelt favors regulation to curb evils and sustain prosperity. It notes Roosevelt would require trusts to operate lawfully. Bryan aims to extirpate the entire business. W. Rourke Cochran will campaign for Bryan with a speech in Indiana on October 12.
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Me Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt
W. Rourke Cochran
Trump
Mr. Bryan
Indiana
Mrs. Mary Lee Credits Dr King’s New Discovery
In Zaneaville Ohio Mrs Mary Lee writes that her husband James Lee nearly faced consumption but was saved by Dr Kings New Discovery. She praises the remedy for lung ailments and coughs and notes it is sold with guarantee at Chas D Knoefels drug store with 50 cent and 1.00 sizes and a free trial bottle.
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Zaneaville
Mary Lee
James Lee
Dr. King
Ience
Chas. D. Knoefel
Indiana special session ends with 13 day drama and temperance push
Indianapolis Oct 1 A shouted question loomed as the legislature adjourned after thirteen days of tense work. Officials debated which party bore the 13 hoodoo amid drastic temperance measures and a contested mining law while Gov Hanly defended his administration and the investigation into alleged bribery.
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Indianapolis
Allance
Aepectil
Vincennes University
Pulse & Porter
Greensburg
Southeastern Hospital For
Madison
E. M. Campfield
Findlay
Hanly
Knnsely
Wickwire
Knisely
Governor Hanly
Harry BR. Stevens
Garrett
Ind
James Garrard
Knox County
Kistler
House
Bryan Critics Mock His Call for People Rule in Iowa Speech
In Chicago, Congressman Sherman Bow expresses that Bryan’s question Shall the people rule reveals a belief that only states with Democratic majorities fail to rule. He challenges Bryan to speak in Vicksburg and Charleston to prove the claim, arguing Bryan’s statements serve local political aims. The piece casts Bryan as a windward trimmer shifting with sectional winds. Additionally, Frank H. Hitchcock laments a stolen file of Taft campaign letters.
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Dfeury Sherman Bowtell
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Iowa
Bryan
Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Congress
Brian
Charleston
Tillman
Ai. Bryan
Sugar Trust
Louisiana
Utah
Colorado
Michigan
New England
Carolinas
China
England
Germany
Mr. Hryan
Roosevelt
Bennett
New York
David Bennett Hill
Alton Parker
Manhattan
trans-Missouri
Thomas L. Hisgen
Hitchcock
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Madison Square Tower
Taft Endorses Roosevelt on Campaign Contributions
Lincoln October 1 Taft endorses Roosevelt on publicity of campaign contributions and argues the Aryan stance is pre election sensationalism. Foley’s Honey and Tar cures coughs, with a call to get the genuine in a yellow package from C. D. Knoefel.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Nebraskan
William Hi. Taft
President Roosevelt
Foley
C. D. Knoefel
Market Quotations Indinapolis Grain and Live Stock
Daily price quotes from Indianapolis and other markets cover wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep and lambs with bids from Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo. The report notes volume at Indianapolis closing auction sales and mentions a small horses sale with limited competition. A brief dramatic aside references a bridegroom with a line about a dowry and fate.
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Indinapolis
Timothy
Cate
Cincinnati
Chicago
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