Hearst Defends Foraker Haskell Ties in Oklahoma Letters
William R Hearst renewed charges against Senator Foraker and Governor Haskell sharing affidavits and letters. He read a Muskogee Citizens Alliance affidavit alleging Haskell money and policy talks and noted a Muskogee sergeant-at-arms letter influenced by Haskell. He condemned Roosevelt and Bryan, denying collusion with Taft. Also reports Smyrna disaster and Lasker retains world chess title.
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Denver
Col
William R. Hearst
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Hearst
Foraker
Haskell
Citizens’ Alliance of
Muskogee
Okla
Morgan Carroway
Alliance
John Farrell
Roosevelt
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
United States
Taft
Peruna Receives Praise from Women Seek Relief
A letter from Mrs. Tressie Nelson of Nashville praises Peruna noting six bottles made her a different person with no more pains and brighter life. Other testimonials from Ottawa Canada and Cleveland Ohio claim backache headache and neuralgia relief and urge women to try Peruna as advised by Dr. Hartman.
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Tressie Nelson
Tam
Hartman
Hereran
Peruna
Joseph Lacelle
Bronson St
Ottawa
Hast
Ontario
Canada
M. Kliner
36Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Fort Benjamin Harrison Ends September Camp of Instruction
Indianapolis Oct 1 Fort Benjamin Harrison transitions from a tented camp to peace as thousands of soldiers depart for Michigan and Kentucky. Brig Gen Carter declares the September camp officially ended with 15,000 volunteers and 1,500 regulars drilled, costing about 300000. Some units march to Fort Sheridan and Fort Omaha while others return to barracks after overland journeys.
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Fort 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. Greene
Company
Signal Corps
William F. Coury
Fort Omaha
Neb
Race for the pennant in major leagues update
Frank H. Hitchcock, Republican national chairman, reports a stolen file of letters vital to the Taft campaign from Madison Square Tower headquarters. W. Rourke Cochran will campaign for Bryan on October 12 delivering four speeches in Indiana.
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Hitchcock
New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Madison Square Tower
W. Rourke Cochran
Mr. Bryan
Indiana
Oklahoma Governor Haskell Appeals to Roosevelt in Open Letter
Oklahoma's Charles N. Haskell publishes a long reply to President Roosevelt defending himself against charges. He criticizes hearings, urges a tribunal to hear both sides, and accuses Roosevelt of partisan bias and improprieties including franchise grants and Indian Territory land claims. He vows to seek justice before the people and the courts.
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Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Mr. Roosevelt
Depew
Harriman
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Won’t Reply to Bryan Letter at Hook Island
Washington October 1 President Roosevelt will not answer the latest Bryan letter. Secretary Loeb said the president believes the letter attacks him personally and offers no grounds for a reply.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Hook Island, Jr
Loeb
Mr. Bryan
Cardinal Gibbons Embarks for New York on Caronia
Teasering telegrams report Cardinal Gibbons leaving Queenstown aboard the Caronia for New York. Concurrent market notes cite brisk cash grain demand lifting Chicago wheat. Governors and political figures appear in various duties and indictments sweep through state and national circles.
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Caronia
New York
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Aqueduct Racetrack
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Boston
Iron Trade Review
Beveridge
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. D
Jemanuel Mandel
Switzerland
Governor Hanly Enters Indiana Campaign Tour
Indiana Governor Hanly will begin a statewide speaking tour tomorrow night with an address at Brownstown. Nationally known speakers including James Sherman will visit Evansville Muncie and other towns. Taft Roosevelt and Cox are noted in the campaign coverage with Cox nominated for Congress in the Fourth District at North Vernon.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
Indiana
Brownstown
James 9. Sherman
Evansville
Muncie
Ekhart
Crawfordsville
Kingman
W. H. Taft
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Tennessee
Southern
Roosevelt
J. A. Cox
Crotoersville
North Vernon
Cox
Bryan wraps up Iowa tour with mass open-air speech
William J. Bryan spent the day traversing southeastern and southern Iowa in an ordinary coach and closed the three week tour with a large open-air meeting in Creston. He spoke to massive crowds at fifteen speeches during his day itinerary before boarding a late train to Lincoln.
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Bryan
Creston
Iowa
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Sentenced for Life for Murder in Evansville
Evansville Indiana October 1 Clinton Redman colored convicted of the murder of Mrs Eva Blechieix white who he shoved from the Pigeon Creek bridge and allowed to drown sentenced to life imprisonment. Ohio going dry as Rose law passes in twelve counties Columbus September 30 sixteen of eighty eight counties vote local option all dry 289 saloons affected and total 390 saloons voted out state wide
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Evansville
Ind
Clinton Redman
Eva Blechieix
Pigeon Creek
Ohio
Columbus
Scioto
Lawrence
Portsmouth
Ironton
Market quotations for Indianapolis grain and livestock
The Indianapolis market shows wheat at 98 to 99 3/4 cents for No 2 red, corn 79 cents, and mixed No 2 at 50 cents. Hay prices range 12 to 15.60 dollars, cattle 3.50 to 6.50, hogs 5 to 7.10, sheep 2.50 to 3.75, lambs 3 to 6.25. Receipts include 6500 hogs, 1490 cattle, 600 sheep, about 200 horses. Prices at Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo listed with various ranges. Continuous notes of bids reflect market activity and limited competition for closing auction sales.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
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