Roosevelt Replies to Bryan Attacks on Haskell
President Roosevelt prepares a reply to William J. Bryan accusing Governor Haskell of taking payoffs and being controlled by a major corporation. He questions Haskell’s fitness, cites an Outlook article on the state university, and criticizes Bryan’s proposed trust regulation as radical but impractical. Roosevelt warns that Democratic success would paralyze business.
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State University
Haskell
Roosevelt
Bryan
Haskell resigns as treasurer of national committee
Chicago September 26 Governor Charles N Haskell announces his resignation as treasurer of the Democratic national committee after conferring with Democratic headquarters officials He says he does not want to cause embarrassment for the party and notes the charges raised by Hearst Roosevelt and others. In Manila a large part of Pasig near the city is destroyed by fire.
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Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Charles N. Haskell
Democratic National Headquarters
Haskell
Democratic Party
William R. Hearst
Press
Mont Roosevelt
Roosevelt Reply Sparks Flats in Haskell row
Guthrie Oklahoma September 24 Governor N Haskell issues to the Associated Press a broad response to President Roosevelt s letter to William J Bryan listing four charges against him He says he is not subservient to Standard Oil vetoed a child labor bill did dealings in Creek Indian lands and let politics drive university faculty removals and appointments He calls Roosevelt s charges a joke and a direct lie and defends each action including the child labor veto and a Hearst Roosevelt plot to ruin him He accuses Hearst and the President of a political conspiracy and asserts he and his aides acted with justification.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
William J. Bryan
W. R. Hecret
Huckell
Democratic Campaign Committee
Ohio
Olahoma
Haskell
Taft Visits Wisconsin Amid Taft Endorsement Clash
Milwaukee reports a political climax as La Follette labels Taft radical then endorses him. Taft outlines tariff revision plans, aims for protectionist shifts, and predicts victory. He spoke in Beloit, Janesville, Evansville, Madison, Waukesha, Racine, and Milwaukee amid enthusiastic reception and broad support.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
la Follette
Judge Taft
Taft
Beloit
Janesville
Evansville
Madison
Waukesha
Allis-Chalmers
Racine
Foraker Answers Charges in Heated Speech
Cincinnati reports Senator Foraker replying to charges from William Hearst and President Roosevelt. He savages Hearst Taft and Roosevelt, accuses Taft of consorting with Standard Oil magnates, and claims Roosevelt’s actions reveal a guilty conscience. He says there was no secret in his Standard Oil employment and that letters prove he declined further retainer after the attack on Standard.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
William R. Hearst
Roose Vell
Hearst
Taft
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Standard People
Eighteen Die in Berlin Elevated Railroad Collision
Eighteen people are reported dead after two trains on the Berlin Elevated railroad collided in the Eastern commercial district known as the triangle. A displaced signal caused the crash, sending a crowded car into the street forty feet below, where most fatalities occurred from contact with the electrified rail amid a notable crossing shown at the St Louis exposition.
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Berlin
Triangle
Heavy loss in Michigan in forest fire districts
Ann Arbor Michigan Sept 24 Professor Gilbert Hoth state forester just back from Northern Michigan fire zones reports one million acres of timber burned standing timber losses alone around 10000000 dollars with further losses to merchantable timber residences and crops likely exceeding forty million dollars
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Ann Arbor
Mica
Gilbert Hoth
Michigan
Nineteen Die In Montana Train Collision Near Butte
Nineteen killed and many injured when passenger train No. 6 the Burlington flyer, rammed into a westbound freight at Youngs Point siding thirty miles west of Billings during a blinding snowstorm. The express car telescoped the smoker and most fatalities occurred there.
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Butte, Mount
Burlington Flyer
Youngs Point
Billings
Northern Pacific
Fire destroys churches and garages in Fond du Lac
A blaze in Fond du Lac Wisconsin on September 26 caused the loss of three principal churches a car garage seven automobiles the residence of former Mayor Maghani and many roof fires. The Crescent garage explosion sparked the fire which, aided by winds, spread over ten blocks forcing aid from Oshkosh and Milwaukee as insurance partially covered the estimated 250000 loss.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Maghani
Crescent
Chirch
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Typhoon Damage Reports Mild In Philippine Storm
Reports from Manila indicate heavy property damage in Samar Enbagan Romblon and Tacloban, with a population of 5000 at risk. Several vessels driven ashore were refloated and crews saved with no loss of life. Lieutenant Rowell of the Philippine constabulary drowned off Vigan.
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Philippine Group
Enbagan
Samar
Romblon
Tacloban
Leyte
Rowell
Philippine Constabulary
Vigan
Luzon
Rain Checks Forest Fires In Wisconsin and Michigan
A light rainfall ends a two month drought of forest fires in Ashland and surrounding Wisconsin areas with minor agricultural losses reported. In Cadillac Michigan heavy rains quell fires burning for about two months, damaging lumber plants and estimated at one million dollars.
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Ashland
Wis
Spooner
Mason
Cadillac
Mich
Frost Sharpens Cholera Fight in St Petersburg
Sharp frost and clear weather aid the cholera fight in St Petersburg as 367 new cases and 16 deaths were logged at the municipal hospital in the past twenty four hours. An instructor at Bt Peture burg university is among the deaths, with a slight improvement noted in the outbreak.
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St Petersburg
Bt Petureburg University
Legal Ad: Slece for Relief Complaint Filed in Brown County
The State of Minnesota to the defendants named unknown claimants. You are summoned to answer the complaint filed in the Ninth Judicial District Brown County Court. Serve your answer within twenty days after service, exclusive of the service day. If not answered, the plaintiff will seek relief demanded in the petition. Dated August 24, 1908. Henry N. Somsen, Plaintiff's Attorney. New Ulm, Minn.
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County of
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New Ulm
Sai County
Henry N. Somsen
New Ulur, Minn
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New Cine. Minn
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Ated
George Kos
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County of Brown
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Cupast Heller
Albert Stelohmuser
Christ Heller
Mahoning County
State of Ohio
New Liki Review
New’ Ulm
Notice of Lis Pendens Brown County Minnesota Court Action
Notice announces an action in Brown County Minnesota Ninth Judicial District where W H Hoehne sues Franz Hatack and others over real estate Lot 12 Block 185 North of Centre Street New Ulm. Plaintiff seeks fee simple ownership and possession with defendants having no rights. Dated August 24, 1908 Henry N Samsen.
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Ninth Judicial District
W.H. Hoehne
Franz Hatack
Herm
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State of
Minnesota
Centre Street
New Ulm
Office of the Register of Deeds
Brown County
Henry N. Samsen
Plaintit
New Ul
Notice of Lis Pendens in Brown County Minnesota
Notice is Hereby Given that an action in the Ninth Judicial District Brown County Minnesota involves Peter Schlossmacher as plaintiff seeking judgment and title to Lot seven in Block One hundred eighty five north of Center Street New Ulm. The sheriff will sell under judgment to satisfy the lien with description of Southeast quarter section 20 township 106 north range 85 west, minus one acre, at the Brown County Court House.
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Brown
New Ulm
State of
Minnesota
Setion
U. S
W. J. Juraus
Brown County
Ambrost Tighe
St. Pauly Mills
Free Advice for Nervous Debility and Weak Manhood
Classified style missive promises a cure for nervous debility, memory loss, and weak manhood due to excesses and youthful dissipation. It offers a free prescription request address in Detroit Michigan and ends with a jokey exchange about pianists and hair.
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Arutiinnen
Detroit
Michigan
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