Debs Rally Draws Red Flags and Fiery Oratory in New York
The Socialist event at the Hippodrome features Debs and allies like Spargo, Sinclair, and Hillquit delivering sharp attacks on Taft and Roosevelt. Debs frames a socialist future as 30,000,000 workers unite against capitalist elites while volunteers raise funds and spectators wave red banners amid stormy applause.
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John Spargo
Debs
Spargo
Mark Hanna
Joshua van- Hope
Roosevelt
Hippodrome
Bryan
Taft
Gown in Flames After Lamp Explosion Injures Woman
Mrs. Annie Baum of 511 Wes eer rushed from her kitchen when an alcohol lamp exploded. Her gown caught fire as she fled into the street, pursued and aided by her husband Joseph L. Baum who smothered the flames with his coat. She was taken to Washington Heights Hospital in critical condition. A small fire in the apartment was put out by neighbors.
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Upton Sinclair
Debs
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mr. Sinclair
Socialist Party
Kalil
Park Place
Alexander Irvine
The
Call
Rose Pastor Stokes
Stokes
W. E. P. French
Edwin Markham
Rames
Burns
Mulberry Street
William Butscher
Annie Baum
Wes Eer
Chicago Registration Shows Republican Gain in Districts
Chicago observers report first day registration favors Republicans in wards with strong GOP majorities and shows a net decrease for Democrats in Democratic wards. Analysts say population shifts and turnout expectations shape Taft's national campaign outlook.
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New York Times
Chicago
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Parker
United States
Taft
Taxicab strike erupts in city with riot and clashes
The taxicab strike led to street violence as drivers battled sympathizers. Alexander Schenck, a strike-breaker, was beaten near the Knickerbocker Club and taken to Bellevue. Police guarded garages while arrests were made at Broadway and Sixty-fifth Street. Union leaders vowed victory and demanded 82 70 a day with no fines.
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Gurney
Fifty-ninth
Steet
Circle
Alexander Schenck
Hotel Imperial
Schenck
Fifth Avenue
Knickerbocker Club
Bellevue
Broadway
Sixty-fifth Street
Claude Ashley
Charles O'Connell
Abraham Levy
West Sixty Eighth Street
Allen
Mr. Allen
James Murphy
Teamsters’ Union
Eighth Avenue
Sanna
West Side
Young Men’s Christian Association
Fifty-sixth Street
United States Army
U. S
Arthur Oliver
Chauffeurs’ Protective Union
Charles Schirmer
Taxicab
Compista
Edward Hines
West Nihetgetehth Street
Bernard
J. Kellor
Madison Street
Schirmer
Steinert
McCarren’s Predictions At Hoffman House Visit
Senator Patrick McCarren talked politics with supporters at the Hoffman House. He predicted Bryan would win Kings County and Chanler would become governor. He also said Republicans will lack funds this year and doubted the new voter identification law’s impact in Kings County. He added it will have more effect in New York County.
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Patrick H.mccarren
Hoffman House
Bryan
Kings County
Chanler
New York County
Ridder Faces Labor Split At Central Federated Union Meeting
Herman Ridder faced a tense Central Federated Union gathering over the Sander firing, with delegates split on arbitration by International Typographical Union head Tom Lynch. A Gompers circular on AFL policy sparked debate as Ridder offered arbitration and the group deferred action pending executive committee guidance next Sunday.
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Herman Sodder
Staets-Zeitung
Central Federated Union
Emil Sander
Ridder
Eugene V. Debs
Buhr
Mr.Ridder
Golmpers
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Gomrers
Ernest Bohm
Lynch
International Typographical Union
Thomas J. Curtis
the Rock Drillers’ Union
7Sander
Wolf
Cigarmakers’ Union 90
Sander
Organized Labor
Herman Robinson
Laynch
Labor Representation Committee
Gompers
Demstriatic
Democratic Party
Herman Ridder
Staats-Zeitung
Democratic National Committee
Executive Committee
Mormons Vote to Back Prohibition in Utah
About 15,000 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints voted unanimously to support prohibition legislation. At the 79th semi annual conference in Salt Lake City the resolution urged church officers and members to work with lawmakers to pass laws closing saloons and enforcing Sunday laws.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Smith
Great Tabernacle
Heber J. Grant
Joseph F. Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Dos Passos Breaks With Bryan in Taft Endorsement
John R. Dos Passos, a Detroit lawyer and ex supporter of Bryan, issues a Republican National Committee letter declaring he will vote for Taft. He attacks Bryan as usurping the Democratic Party, outlines alleged dangerous policies, and laments the party’s leadership since Bryan’s rise.
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John R. Dos Passos
Republican National Committee
Taft
Bryan
Vine
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Jupiter Bryan
Attacks Bank Guarantee Plan by Currency Official
Washington reports Deputy Controller Thomas P. Kane assailed the idea of a government guarantee for national banks. He argued guarantees would not improve banking risk control but shift losses onto stockholders, noting about 400000 shareholders including more than a quarter women.
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New York Times
Washington
Thomas P. Kane
Bryan
Kane
Bulgaria's Provinces Swap Seen As Triple Monarchy Step
Reports from Europe say Austria-Hungary will annex Bosnia and Herzegovina and transform the dual monarchy into a triple monarchy. Budapest prepared to proclaim Dominium Imperatoris et Regis with Hungary’s stance uncertain as talks continue. In Belgrade Servia and Sofia tensions rise over the move and Oriental Railway demands.
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Austria-Hungary
Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Belgrade
Servia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Turkey Prepares For War On Frontier Mobilizes Twenty Regiments
Constantinople reports Turkey orders six cavalry regiments and eight more from Seconds Corps plus six from Third to the frontier. Twenty Turkish regiments face eleven Bulgarian ones in contested zones at Philippopolis Sofia and along the Romanian border. Bulgarian troops respond with renewed drills after officers urge readiness. Mohammedan fast season seen as boosting discipline and readiness.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Philippopolis
Sofia
Why Ours Is Better Title Insurance Claim
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New Arnold Vibrator Promises Quick Relief for Aches
advertise a vibratory device claim to ease rheumatism backache headache neuralgia and other pains in minutes. touts 18 000 vibrations per minute and universal vibration theory with a no charge demonstration and no obligation offer. cites physicians endorsement and urge immediate trial.
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