Death Threatened by Gas as Paralyzed Woman Hears Help
Miss Catherine Phelan, paralyzed to movement, faced fatal gas in her apartment at 310 West 11th Street when a stove tube loosened. Her sister Margaret returned in time to pull her from the chair and shut off the gas. Dr Rubel revived her and she was expected to recover in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Phelan
Margaret
Catherine
West 125Th Street
Dr. Rubel
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Sherman Talks Tariff in Jamestown Town Meeting
James Sherman, Vice Presidential candidate, spoke to a large crowd traveling by rail from Cuba New York and locals at Jamestown Chau tauqua County in a packed meeting. He urged protectionist policy citing British patent law and urged Taft administration to maintain protection for American industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Cuba
James §. Sherman
Chautauqua
Empire State
Sherman
Republican Committee
Traction Company
Salamanca
Sherman House
R. M. Campbell
Trabor
Brooklyn
British Isles
Republican Party
Taft
Bryan Assails Cannon In Nebraska Campaign
Bryan capped a three day home state tour with a large Plattsmouth rally asserting Nebraska would vote decisively Democratic. He contrasted past margins, cited crowd enthusiasm, and warned of a Taft salary cut if Roosevelt's policies were not continued, before heading to Denver for another speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Nebt
Bryan
Nebraska
Tecumseh
Bryangald
Cannon
Congress
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Loudenslager seeks funds to aid Republican campaign
Representative Loudenslager of New Jersey urged the White House to redirect campaign money from the Republican National Committee to key House races. He predicted a GOP House victory with greater margins if financing is available. President and aides weighed campaign priorities as Garfield reported optimistic views from New York and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Representative Loudenslager
New Jersey
Republican Congressional Committee
White House
Republican National Committee
Loudenslager
House
Cannon
Tratt
Congress
Garfield
New York
Massachusetts
Secretary Straus Tour Schedule Through Midwest and New York
Secretary Straus begins a swing through the Middle West with stops in Pittsburg Cleveland Terre Haute St. Louis Chicago and Louisville before heading to New York City by Oct 29. He campaigns in New York State for Gov. Hughes at month end under State Committee orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Straus
Middle West
New York State
State Committee
Five Thousand Dollar Jewel Theft at Greenwich Home
A Greenwich Connecticut home of Mrs. Morton on Field Point Road reports a $5,000 jewelry theft while the family dined. Two jewelry salesmen were briefly detained on arrival at Grand Central but proved not to be the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central
Howard Morton
Field Point Road
Greenwich
Conn
Grand Central Station
Chief Ritch
Mrs. Morton
William W. Hyde
Fairfield County
Manhattan
Boston
Funston
William Blum
Brook Avenue
The
Bronx
Henry Hastings
East Twenty-seventh Street
Morton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Danbury
Adams
Bryan Accepts Honorary Membership in Phi Alpha Tau
William J. Bryan accepts an honorary membership in the Phi Alpha Tau fraternity at Nebraska University. The Lincoln chapter announced Bryan will deliver his initiatory address after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Phi Alpha Tau
National University Fraternity
Nebraska University
Political whirlwind as Taft tour hits Kentucky
Daybook summarizes Taft campaigning in Kentucky for Southern votes while Bryan garners large demonstrations in Nebraska. Hughes headlines Mohawk Valley stop with a Syracuse rally, Chanler and Hughes clash at Tammany Hall, and Sherman addresses Jamestown on tariff. Hearst visit looms to steer Independence League amid Beckett split. Roosevelt-Taft correspondence from 1906 released. Democrats report nearly $250 000 in campaign contributions.
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Hughes
Mohawk Valley
Syracuse
Hendrick
Itern
Gov
Chanler
Tammany Hall
James
Sherman
Jamestown
N. Y
Clarence J. Shearn
Independence League
Hearsts
League
Beckett
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Taft
Supreme Court Bench
Mack
Ridder
Political meetings across New York campaign circuit
Republican events at noon and tonight feature governors, senators, and candidates. Speakers include Gov. K S Stuart of Pennsylvania Lieut Gov B S Murphy and J Hampton Moore presiding at venues such as Union Square Grand Street Lexington Avenue Camp Taft and Empire Hall with Fairbanks and Hughes on the program. Tomorrow night and beyond lists speeches by Clarence J Shearn Walter Rathbone and other state ticket contenders across multiple halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers
Sound Money League
Union Square
E. $. Stuart
Pennsylvania
B.S. Murphy
J. Hampton Moore
United States
Boise Penrose
Grand Music Hall
Fairbanks
R. S. Murphy
Abraham Gruber
William S. Bennet
Nathaniel A. Elsberg
Madison
C. Peters
Samuel 5. Koenig
Turn Hall
Eighty-fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
Herbert Parsons
George K. Agnew
Samuel
Koentz
Lindon Bates, Jr
Carl Hauser
Camp Taft
125Th Street
Third Avenue
Gov
K. S. Stuart
Hal Beil
E. T. Moore
Loth Hall
150Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Wilson Lee Cannon
Camp Hughes
149Th Street
Stuart
Seventh Avenue
J. Hampton “Moore
Alfred R. Conkling
J. Parker Nevin
Charles O. Maas
J. Leslie Gossin
Columbus Hall
West Sixtieth Stret
Hughes
Madison C. Peters
Charles W. Anderson
Grand Central Palace
Forty-fourth Street
Huehey
Lower East Side
League Halk
Fiftieth Street
Third Avenues
Clarence J. Shearn
William A. de Ford
Frank H. Stevens
William I. Sirovich
Oliver M. Fisher
James ‘A. Allen
Broadway
Eightythird Street
Walter L. Rathbone
James A. Allen
Schwaben Hall
Myrtle
Knickerbocker Avenues
Brooklyn
Edward O'Connor
Congress
A. J. Boulton
Hahn seeks order to cancel appointment of Republican Inspectors
Supreme Court Justice Bischoff adjourned the hearing until Oct 20 on William Hahn's request to cancel the appointment of Republican Inspectors of Election. Hahn lost by eighteen votes to Charles RB, a Republican leader in the Thirteenth Assembly District. Hahn argues a man cannot serve on the Board of Elections and the County Committee concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bischoff
William Hahn
Hahn
Charles
Page
Thirteenth
Republican County Committee
Board of Elections
Defends the Powder Trust in Government Case
George Weightman former secretary of Hazard Powder Company testified in the government suit against DuPont de Nemours known as the Powder Trust. He said powder prices now are about half of 1872 levels and that cuts came from independents, not the Trust. The hearing adjourned until next Wednesday in the Custom House room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weightman
Hazard Powder Company
DuPont de Nemours Company
The
Powder Trust
Weightman
J. A. Scarlett
Old Gunpowder Trade Association
du Pont de Nemours Company
George S. Graham
du Pont de Nemours 8Uidiary
Custom House
Actress Leslie Carter-Payne Misses Creditors Meeting
Mrs. Leslie Carter-Payne could not attend a creditors meeting held in Nathaniel A. Prentiss’s office at 120 Broadway after her automobile broke down. A telegram said she would attend if her mechanician repaired the car. no update followed. Receiver Ezra B. Prentice spoke as trustee and noted 30 claims were filed. he had $13,000 in hand while claiming $14,418 in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter-Payne
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
Broadway
Ner
Mechanician
Fzra B. Prentice
Carte
Artress
Prentice
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St. Louis
Westinghouse
Bryant
Washburn-Crosby Company
Congressional
South
Kentucky
Republican
Hahn Still Fighting Leader Page
Maillard’s
Daintiest
Hellite
Thirty-fifth Street
South West Corner
Maillard
Price
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Oneill-Adams
Sixth Ave
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
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Fox Skins
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