Arrangements for Republican Parade Complete
Final plans announced for the big Republican parade this evening. Chairman Stevenson listed officers including Marshal 8 L McCracken and Asst Marshal W D Walton. Citizens along the march line urged to decorate homes and businesses.
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Stevenson
8. L. McCracken
W. D Walton
W. J. Moffatt
C. V. Kelly
J. M. Walton
J. P. Cook
Thomas W. Dickey
C. J. Martin
W. EF. Marquis
T. F. Moréhead
R. M. Foster
W. L. McConnell
Robert Jones
Harry Rabinovitz
R. A. Hutchison
Dwight M. Miller
Wesley Sidel
Ed. Chambers
Harvey Aiken
Fred Weingartner
William McElwee
Edward Beatty
J. Watt Davidson
James Glover
B. F. McDowell
James Thompson
John W. Ostermeier
Oelognes
Neshannock
Wwe
Washington
Diamond
South Jefferson
Lawrence
North
Jefferson
Neshannock Avenue
Mercer
Opera House
David Lloyd
William Harris
David Davis
Thomas Richards
James Rodgers
John Thomas
Isaac Jones
Judge May Declare Moons Job Vacant In Ellwood City
Judge Porter likely to declare the constable position vacant after Captain Moon fled Ellwood and forgot to resign. If vacancy is declared, Ellwood City residents may petition for a successor, as Moon faces charges and is absent from duty.
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Moon
Porter
Captain Moon
Hilwood City
Ellwood
Ellwood City
Republican leaders to greet Murphy Moore in New Castle
County Chairman Stevenson announced that Lieutenant Governor Murphy Congressman J Hampton Moore and their party will arrive in New Castle this afternoon at 4 o clock. They will be met at the station by leading Republicans and escorted to the St Cloud hotel. Murphy and Moore spoke in Greensburg last night where Moore addressed a two hour meeting in one of the citys largest crowds.
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Stevenson
Republican County Committee
Murphy
J. Hampton Moore
New Castle
St.Cloud
Moore
Greensburg
Admiral Burtis Dies in Buffalo Hotel Touraine
Rear Admiral Arthur Burtis U S N retired, dies at his apartments in the Hotel Touraine Buffalo N Y Born June 21 1841 entered the navy in 1862 as assistant pay master rose to pay director and captain Served with Sampson at the battle of Santiago retired in 1903 Funeral will be held Saturday
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Buffalo
N. Y
Arthur Burtis
Tourain
New York
Navy
Santiago
Sampson
Bae
Acrhe Funaral
Defeated Tom Johnson Plans New 3-Cent Car Fare Campaign
Cleveland Mayor Tom L Johnson reacts to defeat of the streetcar franchise by urging a seven for a quarter security grant to sustain 3 cent fares. He notes 2000 machine votes uncounted and signals possible recount. if results stand, he may relaunch the bid with Cleveland Railway Company negotiations.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
United Press
Cleveland, CO
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland Railway Company
Municipal Traction Company
The
Cleveland Railway Com
Pany
Cleveland Electric Lines
H. E. Andrews
Governor Patterson Leads Night Rider Hunt in Tennessee
Governor Patterson with a 25 man guard directs state troops at Hamburg encampment to pursue the Rankin killers. Detachments scour three Tennessee counties and cross into Kentucky as rewards total 20000 dollars for dead or alive capture. Troops guard camp with sentinels after notices threaten kidnapping if hunt ends. Colonel R Z Taylor, fleeing pursuit, attends Rankin funeral in Trenton.
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United Press
Union City
Tenn
Patterson
Hamburg
Quentin Rankin
Reel Foot Lake
Tennessee
Kentucky
Rankin
R. Z. Taylor
Trenton
Disgraced Doctor Dies by His Own Hand in New York
New York police investigate Dr. J Irving Cook who used the alias James Parker and shot himself at the Waldorf after being jailed on $10000 bail for malpractice. He faced similar charges and left a note asking his wife not to seek publicity. Detectives say he was under scrutiny for ties to several deaths of young women after operations.
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New York
J. Irving Cook
James Parker
the Waldorf
Root to Speak in Cincinnati and Toledo Dates Set
National Republicans announced Secretary of State Elihu Root will speak in Cincinnati on October 28 and in Toledo on October 29.
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New York
Republican National
Elihu Root
Cincinnati
Toledo
Straw Vote Shows Taft With Big Lead
The Literary Digest straw poll reported Taft with 19 233 votes to Bryan 14 712 among 35 710 ballots. Chafin the Prohibitionist gained 949, 224 more than Debs Watson Hisgen and Gilhaus combined. Bryan leads the solid south, Taft leads in New York Indiana Ohio Nebraska and eastern states.
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United Press
New York
Bryan
Taft
Literary Digest
Chafin
Debs
Watson
Hisgen
Gilhaus
Junerary Digest
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Missouri
California
Indiana
Ohio
Nebraska
Weather man shows kindness to New Castle before parade
The weather man in New Castle promises showers tonight and Saturday and cooler Saturday. He humorously notes he will stay off until after the big Republican demonstration, offering a cheerful forecast tied to Taft’s potential election and the city’s morale.
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Taft
New Castle
YMCA Starts Campaign For New Members
The YMCA launches a campaign to recruit new members. Officials promote programs, facilities, and community benefits to attract applicants and boost enrollment.
Young men launch ambitious YMCA membership drive
Forty experienced volunteers from New Castle set plans for a record membership campaign after a banquet at the YMCA rooms. They discuss renewing last year’s 1,132 members as they organize immediate outreach with personalized lists and assigned workers. Continued on Page Three.
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New Castle Association
United States
E. E. McGill
B. A. Hoover
R. R. Potter
Association
Potter
E. E. Higley
Infant Son of Mrs. Jack Lewis Dying Soon
Friends of Mrs. Jack Lewis of North Mercer Street learn that their infant son born at the hospital a few days ago is not expected to live. Hospital authorities say survival cannot be predicted.
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Jack Lewis
North Mercer Street
Montgomery Says He Is Not Guilty
Former cashie r William Montgomery of the wrecked Allegheny National Bank stands trial in Pittsburg before Judge James Young charged with abstracting 469000 from funds and 125000 in bonds. He is expected to plead not guilty as jury selection begins. Former Judge Edwin Stowe aids defense with Captain E Y Beck and James Montgomery, the prisoner’s brother.
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United Press
Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
U. S. District Court
James Young
Montgomery
Edwin Stowe
E. Y. Beck
James Montgomery
Count Zeppelin Resumes Zeppelin I Flight Tests
In Berlin on Oct 28 Count Zeppelin relaunched his reconstructed Zeppelin I to distinguish it from Zeppelin II, destroyed in July. He did not fly, but observed most of the flight from Friedrichshaven as the airship circled Lake Constance and returned. The reassembled craft was funded by donations after Zeppelin II's destruction.
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United Press
Berlin
Zeppelin
Fredrichshaven
Lake Constance
Doctor Called to Paris For Duchess Du Chaulnes Visit
Oct 23 In Des Moines the Duchess Du Chaulnes awaits the stork with Dr J L Sawyer summoned from Centersville to Paris to attend her expects a birth next month Theodore P Shonts will accompany Sawyer to Paris.
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United Press
Des Moinhes
J. L. Sawyer
Centersville
Paris
Duchess du Chaulnes
Theodore P. Shonts
Sawyer
Death Record of George William Stansfield at Moody Avenue
Two week old George William Stansfield died on Moody Avenue with Elizabeth Innes listed as informant. The record notes the child and next of kin, reflecting a local obituary notice style.
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George William Stansfield
Moody Avenue
Elizabeth Innes
Hazel
Taft Religion Discussed by Unitarian Leader Aide
Rev. Charles W. Casson of the American Unitarian Association writes that Taft as a Unitarian sits among influential Unitarians in government, law, literature, reform, and activism. He lists Jefferson Adams Jefferson Fillmore Lincoln Washington Webster Sumner Calhoun Andrew Hoar Story Parsons Shaw Miller Marshall Curtis Clarke Bellows and others as notable Unitarians. The article highlights Unitarians in politics science and culture and notes women figures like Anthony Livermore Willard Nightingale Dix.
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Charles W. Casson
American Unitarian Association
Boston
William H. Taft
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Millard Fillmore
Jefferson
Houghton Minn & Co
Joseph Story
Theophilus
Susan B. Anthony
Mary A. Livermore
Frances Willard
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
Temple of Fame
Roosevelt May Write A Drama In The White House
Washington Oct 23 President Roosevelt hinted he may try play writing and theater circles speculate on the possible success. Frederick Thompson of the Hippodrome reports the idea and notes the president recently attended several first night performances including Zangwill's The Melting Pot.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Frederick Thompson
Hippodrome
Thompson
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Zangwill
Man linked to Cleveland Letters freed on bail in Dayton
In Dayton Colorado a New York writer B Brandenburg charged with forging the Cleveland letters was released on 560 dollar bond after District Attorney Jerome approved bail on a fugitive from justice charge. Police intend extradition fights if he returns to New York.
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United Press
Dayton, CO
Fail B. Brandenburg
New York
Cleveland
Brandenburg
Jerome
Metropolis
Evading the Law in Hughes State
In New York on October 23 Wall Street uses a novel betting method to dodge wagers rulings by state authorities. George Lancon with $30,000 plans to place bets on Chanler, while Hughes money flows into New Jersey to back the Chanler coin. Bets on Chanler and Hughes are at even money amid ongoing wagers.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
New Jersey
George Lancon
Chanler
Hughes
Garbage committee studies Cleveland waste system for Newcastle
Councilman John Rae Samuel Warner and Health Officer Will 8 McCandless return from Cleveland where they inspected the disposal plant. They find Cleveland uses single horse wagons with two men, finding it cheaper than double wagons and able to unload easily. Cleveland spends 250000 a year on removal with Newcastle paying about 50000 for work, the plant being self sustaining but removal charged to taxpayers or individuals.
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John Rae
Samuel Warner
McCandless
Cleveland
Girl Weds Another After Love Triangle in Ohio
Miss Mora Humphrey of Flushing Ohio chose Charles Llewellyn over Walter Woodward of Columbus at a Wheeling wedding. Woodward, acting as best man, withdrew and then attended as groom after Miss Humphrey disclosed her true love. About 300 guests watched the ceremony as the knot was tied and the couple left on a wedding trip.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Mora Humphrey
Flushing
Charles Llewellyn
Walter Woodward
Columbus
Negro broker opens Broad Street to curb traders
In New York on October 23, Robert Taylor, a wealthy college bred man, became the first negro broker in the curb market. He handled orders for several prosperous negroes in the financial district as curb directors plan a meeting to discuss action in response.
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New York
Financial District
Broad Street
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Dividend for New Castle Savings stockholders announced
Marcus Feuchtwanger announced a five percent dividend to stockholders of New Castle Savings and Trust Company paid by Receiver John Painter. The second dividend after a ten percent prior payout, with checks distributed at the St. Cloud hotel this evening and tomorrow morning and afternoon. A Washington County Coal bonds sale may follow a Republican election win. factory restart and renewed M A Hanna coal contract cited.
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New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Marcus Feuchtwanger
John Painter
Feuchtwanger
Washington County Coal Company
M. A. Hanna Company
Painter
Meee
Reasons for a New Trial in Murder Case
Attorneys file reasons seeking a new trial for Rocco Rocco convicted of Deputy Game W Seeley Houk’s murder. Claims include improper admission of witness testimony and errors in the court charge. Challenges to questions and missing eye witness testimony are noted as grounds.
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Rocco Rocco
Game
Seeley Houk
H. K. Gregory
A. W. Gardner
Stacco
Rocco
Racco
Fred Serace
Commonwealth
Joe Calute
Ageset
Anxi
Bryan Lobs at Knox Letter in New Jersey Swing
In an October 23 stop at Lambertville New Jersey Democrat W J Bryan mocked the president letter praising Senator Knox on labor. He recalled the Wilmington Delaware leg where he joked about Roosevelt reading him out of the party and naming another leader for labor.
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United Press
Lambertsville
N. J
W. J. Bryan
New Jersey
Knox
Bryan
Wilmington
Del
Samuel Gompers
Organized Labor
Senator Knox
Mr. Roosevelt
Cleveland Letter Scores Bryanism
New York Times prints a purported letter from former President Cleveland to Colonel Felix A. Reeve of Washington. It criticizes Bryan and Bryanism and questions the Democratic candidate's viability.
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United Press
New York
New York Times Today
Cleveland
Felix A. Reeve
Washington
Tate
Bryan
Reeve
Treasury Department
Graham to Speak in Beaver County
Democratic state senate candidate A. Martin Graham spoke in Beaver County this afternoon at a political meeting near Beaver Pal1e without further details.
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Graham
Beaver County
A. Martin Graham
Senate
Beaver Palle
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