Taft Ahead In New Jersey By About Twenty Six Thousand
A conservative New Jersey estimate based on canvass of county observers places Taft Sherman ahead about 26,500 plurality with a range of 40,000 to 80,000. Excise clashes in Atlantic City and rail commuter discontent in Bergen threaten the lead. Counts by county show mixed gains and losses reflecting local politics and proxy battles shaping the statewide result.
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New York Times
Trenton
Fort
New Jersey
Taft and
Sherman
Atlantic County
Roosevelt
Atlantic City
R Roosevelt
By & Wall
Bergen County
Wall Street
Taft
Burlington County
Burlington
Camden
Codoo
Cape May
Chanler Demands Immediate Budget Investigation in New York
Democratic nominee Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler campaigned in Norwich charging Gov Hughes with gross extravagance and promising to investigate the state budget at once if elected. He attacked the Public Utilities Commission and contrasted state excess with national administration. Chanler spoke after stops in McGraw Cincinnatus Pitcher and South Otselic while traveling with Frank Cullen and Col Rice.
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Norwich
N. Y
Charles HE
Hughes
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Clark Opera House
Mr. Chanler
McGraw
Cincinnatus
Pitcher
South Ostelic
Cortland
Debs Arrives in Trenton for Socialist Campaign
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist presidential candidate, arrived on his “red special” in Trenton and met by a local party Reception Committee. A rain-soaked unemployed parade drew only about fifty in line, while several hundred greeted him at the station. Debs spoke to two meetings, one free and one with a 25 cent admission, both warmly received despite a smaller turnout for the paid event.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Eugene V. Debs
Philadelphia
Debs
Probing Palmieri Case Ties Ex-Judge to Investigation
District Attorney through an assistant investigates a case mentioning ex-Judge John Palmieri a former Deputy Attorney General and Independence League surrogate candidate. Palmieri visited the DA and discussed affidavits with Assistant DA Kindleberger and stated no charges exist though affidavits reside with Smythy.
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Jerome
John Palmieri
Independence League
Palmieri
MW Kindleberger
Kindleberger
Smythy
Italan
Corrigan
Bryan Breaks His Stumping Record in Missouri Tour
In Higbee Missouri on October 10 Bryan delivered 24 speeches during a special Democratic train tour. He appealed for nationwide support and highlighted a letter from Acting Attorney General J K Richards stating the antitrust law may not bar certain price cutting by the American Steel and Wire Company. He urged votes for the Democratic ticket and Governor candidate Cowdferd.
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Higbee
Missouri
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
St. Joseph
Monroe City
Stoutsville
Paris
Holiday
Madison
Moberly
J.‘K. Richards
United States
Joliet Bale Tie Company
Joliet, In
W. J. Bryan
Senate
House
William S. Cowtferd
Department of Justice
American Steel and Wire Company
J. S. Richards
Washington, D. C
J. A. Heath
Jolie Bale Tie Company
Oliet
J. K. Richards
Sharples
Joliet
Trusts
Department
J. Taft
Taft
Republican Party
Th Steel Trust
Steel Trust
Arnegie
Republican Campaign
Kansas City
Kern Sings Tariff Reform to Large Huntington Crowd
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee John W. Kern drew a huge Southern campaign audience in Majestic Rink Huntington West Virginia with a street parade and packed hall. He urged a non partisan movement to shake off Republican tariff shackles and outlined an Eastern tour through New Jersey New York and Connecticut with stops in Elizabeth Newark Brooklyn Bridgeport Utica and Syracuse.
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Huntington
West Va
John W. Kern
Kern
Big Homs
Indianapolis
Elizabeth
Newark
N. J
New York City
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Conn
Utica
N. Y
Syracuse
Lady Cook Fights Registration Barrier in 1871 Test Case
Lady Cook and supporters attempt to register in New York in the Eighteenth Election District but are blocked by a male-only rule. Her attorney argues she is eligible as a citizen and taxpayer, while police and officials assert she cannot register due to gender. The event marks the first gun in a broader campaign to push suffrage before Congress.
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National Committee
Denver
Mack
Herman Ridder
Hoffman House
New York
Norman FE
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Cook
Thirty-first
Leeds
Eighth Avenue
United States
Tennesde Claflin
Victori Woodhull
Congress
Miey
Congressional
Benjamin F. Butler
Washington
Mexican War Descendants Society Formed by Goldbarg
Julius Goldbarg of 170 Broadway seeks names and addresses of descendants of Mexican War soldiers for the first such society. He notes membership likely small and expresses gratitude for contributions.
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Julius Goldbarg
Broadway
Prize for Airship Flight Over Paris
A Paris newspaper offers 2400 dollars for a local airship to fly from Camp de Mars to Vincennes over the city.
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Paris
Camp de Mars
Vincennes
Fragmented OCR Item Lists Indian Coin Sums
Partial OCR lines show assorted monetary values such as 7.525, 10.00, 20.00, 14.09, 375, 7.25, 9.00 and small decimals 2.25 1.25. No clear event or entities. appears as scattered price fragments or coin notation.
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Excise
Gumberland
Gialie Dadiess
Gloucester
Mterdon W
Eeese
Calor
Wosseesseds
Onmouth
Giese
Cumberland
E. C. Stokes
Essex County
Essex
Yort
Avis
Harry S. Loudenslager
Hudson County
Hudson
Parker
Katzenbach
Bob
Mercer
Whatzenbach
Middlesex
Monmouth
Bishops’ Law
Morris
Roosevelleis
Ocean
Passaic County
Salem
Somerset
Democratic
Sussex
Varron
Warren
Republican State Machine
Gov. Fort
Frank O. Hriggs
B. C. Stokes
John Kean
Jersey
Chanler
Mr. Bryan
Pennsylvania
Shilipsborn
West Virginia
Charles A. Sterling
Sterling
Les
Fulton Street
Hanover Place
Ried
gaetrContaile
Wilton Carpets
Body Brussels
Oriental Rugs
Khurdistan
Brussels
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