Bryan Tours New Jersey in Red-Hot Campaign
William J. Bryan draws huge crowds across New Jersey as he campaigns for the Democratic ticket. He rails at President Roosevelt and Gompers over labor policy, decries Republican interference, and vows to press the eastward drive with Mrs. Bryan receiving enthusiastic attention from supporters during stops in Trenton Newark and other cities.
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William J. Bryan
New York State
Jersey City
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Tammany Hall
National Committee
East Side
Bryan
Fettle
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Nicholas Longworth
Denver
West Philadelphia
White House
Trenton
Phillipsburg
Somerville
Elizabethport
Peril Amboy
New Brunswick
Newark
Elmira
N.Y
Knox
Nugent
Mr. Bryan
Coler to sue over seized dog and SPCA graft claim
Borough President Coler of Brooklyn says he will sue the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for withholding his setter during dog licensing disputes and to challenge the organization’s methods and alleged graft. He plans to take the case to the highest court while seeking return of the dog ahead of the season.
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Bira Ss. Coler
Brooklyn
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Society
Queens
New Jersey
Madison Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Coler
Horton
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Justice Kelly
Chauncey seeks release of Stamford conservator
Mrs. Alice Dean Chauncey of Contentment Island Darien has petitioned the Stamford Probate Court to discharge her conservator appointed June 1967 and to restore her full estate. She claims full self management and asserts she has always done so. The petition, unlikely to be contested, cites a large inherited fortune from her father and a $25 000 annual trust income.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Alice Dean Chauncey
Contentment Island
Darien
Charles D. Lockwood
Chauncey
Thompson Dean
Ohio River
New York
Charles F. Dean
Charles F.dean
Dean
Irving Chauncey
Sunday golf adoption faces possible arrests in Plainfield
Plainfield Country Club plans Sunday golf on its eighteen hole course drawing protest from local ministers. Prosecutor Berdine of Middlesex County has note of arrests, with potential involvement from Union County Prosecutor Swift. Mayor Fisk defends open clubs on Sunday while promising to deny permits for Sunday baseball.
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New York Times
Plainfield
Prosecutor Berdine
Middlesex County
Plainfield Country Club
Union County
Swift
Charles J. Fisk
State Excise Commission
Mayoer
Bail secured for Tchaykovsky in St Petersburg release
Friends of Nicholas Tchaykovsky, Russian patriot, raised 25 000 dollars bail by subscriptions and a loan in London to secure his release from eleven months imprisonment in St Petersburg. Telegraphic guarantee sent to the Russian capital, expected liberation tomorrow.
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London
Nichalas Tchaykovsky
St. Petersburg
Tchaykovsky
Sunday American Promises Art Panel and Novelette Feature
The notice touts a Pastel Art-Panel premier and a captivating novelette in Sunday American. It highlights a double-page Mor gan Money Book reproduction and an advertisement segment about improving behavior and household topics.
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To-Morrow
Molnar
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cabinet Ordered to Take the Stump in Taft Campaign
Roosevelt directs the entire Cabinet to campaign for Taft across four states. Key stops include Root in Cincinnati and New York City, Wright in Baltimore, Metcalf in West Virginia, and Cortelyou in New York City as pressure builds in Ohio and New York. Roosevelt unlikely to speak unless conditions deteriorate.
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Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland
West Virginia
Root
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
New York City
Wright
Baltimore
Metcalf
Cortelyou
Meyer — Paulding
Sandusky
Belair
Cambridge
Mass
Wilson
Iowa
Straus
Louisville
Garfield
Bonaparte
South
Bryan
White House
New York Times Publishes Part II Annual Book List
The New York Times presents Part II of its Annual Book List Number twenty four featuring a wide selection of notable fiction. The issue highlights the season’s most noteworthy literary works and surveys current trends in fiction.
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The
New York Times
Ohioans rally to Brandenburg's defense in Dayton
Dayton November 23 report: Broughton Brandenburg released on $500 bail after arrest over Grover Cleveland article sale to The New York Times. Ohio Democrats and Republicans unite to back him against alleged New York Tammany Hall manipulation. A statewide letter campaign and support from leaders including Louis G. Reynolds and Daniel W. Iddings are noted as events unfold in Dayton.
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Grover Cleveland
New York Times
Jerome
Dayton
Miami Valley
New York
Tammany
Broughton Brandenburg
Capt. Dreyfus
France
Louis G. Reynolds
Carnation League of America
Charles Walchot
William H. Young
Edward L. Rowe
Daniel W. Iddings
Robert Neyton
George Young
Mr. Reynolds
Ohio
East
Staff of Counsel
Phillips House
Taxicab Driver Stabbed After Forced Ride to Hospital
William Kaufman, a strike-breaking NY Taxicab Company driver, was assaulted by three men who directed his cab to Willard Parker Hospital. He suffered ten stab wounds and facial injuries after being dragged from the cab. The burned taxi was found at Pier 32 East River.
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William Kaufman
New York
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Willard Parker Hospital
Kaufman
Third Avenue
Sixteenth Street
East River
Avenue C
Hoffman
East Twenty-second Street
Bellevue Hospital
Pier 32
May blacklist Democrats by Chicago Musicians Union
The Chicago Federation of Musicians seeks $1,004 from the Cook County Democracy Band led by Charles Horn for music at William Jennings Bryan home in Lincoln and at the Denver convention. If unpaid by Tuesday, a union meeting will consider blacklisting the entire Democratic Party including Bryan and Charles Bryan. Letters were sent to Norman Mack John E Lamb and Urey Woodson and to Bryan and his brother.
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New York Times
Chicago
Democratic Party
William J., Bryan
Charles Bryan
Musicians’ Union of Chicago
Cook County Democracy
Charles Horn
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Conductor Horn
Urey Woodson
Federation of Musicians
Cook County
Hunters Lost in Blizzard in Western Colorado Mountains
Special to The New York Times reports nine hunters in three parties are lost after a severe blizzard in Western Colorado near Rifle Routt County and Yampa. Denver women among those missing include Mrs Harry Huffman and Miss Minnie Gebhard. Communications have halted as snow depths reach two and a half to eight feet. rescue attempts hindered by impassable terrain. Mrs Schroeder, daughter of Mrs M J Hoff of 1152 Pearl Street, is listed among the missing.
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New York Times
Denver
Col
Colorado
Harry Huffman
Minnie Gebhard
Capitol Hill
Rifle
Routt County
Charles Schroeder
Flat Top Mountains
Yampa
Florence Elope and Return Home Sparks Chaperon Alarm
Miss Fayetta Morgan a seventeen year old daughter of J L Morgan of Marion North Carolina eludes her chaperones in England and travels with W P Craig toward America to wed. Morgan sails to Europe hoping to intercept but the couple reportedly departed for America aboard a St Louis voyage. Dr Thomas Simmons remains in watch at Marlborough Hotel and ports including New York Philadelphia Boston and Montreal are monitored for their possible arrivals.
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Fayetta Morgan
J. L. Morgan
Marion
N. C
Ednad Morgan
England
America
W. P. Craig
Florence
London
Miss Morgan
Europe
Thomas Simmons
Horter Female College of
Mr Morgans
Marlborough
Dr. Simmons
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Monreal
Talvy
France
Mr. Morgan
St. Louis
Paris
Craig
Dr Simmons
Mr. Craig
Love
Widener Directors Arrested Over Libel Claim
Philadelphia Oct 23 George Dr Cadman a member of the Transit Company board was arrested on a charge of criminal libel. The action follows a dispute between the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company leaders John B Parsons P A B Widener and George D Widener over a $5 000 000 loan and related securities.
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Spector
New York Times
Hiladelphia
John B. Parsons
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
P. A. B. Widener
George D. Widener
George Dr. Cadman
The
Ansit Company
Cadman
Inion Company
Parsons
Mrs Corey Well Guarded By Armed Guards
In Detroit on October 23 reports say Mabelle Gilman Corey was shielded from photographers by armed guards after newspapermen sought to cover the hunt story. Patrols along the Corey preserve boundary prevented access as constabulary kept photographers at bay. Laurel House resort season in New Jersey runs October to June with booking details offered by A J Murphy manager.
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New York Times
Inetroit
Mich
Mabelle Gilman Corey
Everal
William Ellis Corey
Corey Preserve
Upper Peninsula
North Woods
Ewood
New Jersey
Laurel House
Jon
A. J. Murphy
Death in rush to the race on Jackson Avenue
Patrick Ball of 125 Jackson Avenue Long Island City was killed when he dodged cars near the ferry house and stepped into a College Point trolley car. Motorman Thomas Baker attempted to stop the vehicle as Ball was crushed by the forward wheels. The conductor was arrested.
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Jackson Avenue
Long Island City
Patrick Ball
Ball
Long Island
College Point
Thomas Baker
Baker
Roosevelt to Speak in Chicago Rumor Circulates
Rumor says President Roosevelt will address a Chicago audience one week from Saturday. The tip came from C. J. Furey of the Marquette Club who visited the White House and telegraphed Chicago officials. No confirmation was given by White House officials.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
Marquette Club
White House
Furey
Kern's condition improves slightly as campaign hinges on son
In Indianapolis John W. Kern Jr. shows slight day to day improvement and his father remains at his bedside throughout the day. Kern Sr. says he may continue his campaign next week only if his son's condition permits.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern, Jr
Robbery at Senator Crane’s Dalton Home
Burglars entered Senator W. Murray Crane’s country residence in Dalton last night and stole about a thousand dollars worth of silver wedding presents from the butler’s pantry. The most valuable pieces were untouched and the silver marked with Mrs. Crane’s initials. No one was disturbed and the theft was not discovered until morning.
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The
New York Times
Micah Wee
Bureglars
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Butler’s
Auto Vicarious Injury Ends in Worcester Boy Run Down
Worcester Mass October 23 Special to The New York Times Thomas O ialloran a nine year old boy was struck and seriously injured at Southbridge and Cambridge Streets by Arthur G Olney of 50 Church Street New York City The lad stepped from an electric car and the automobile crushed him Olney rushed the boy to a hospital then brought friends to Thompson Conn telephoned to learn the boy s condition and returned to Worcester to surrender to police Bail was set to await the boy s outcome.
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New York
Worcester
Mass
Thomas O' Ialloran
Southbridge
Cambridge Streets
Arthur G. Olney
Church Street
New York City
Olney
Thompson, Conn
Jie
Price of Lobsters to Drop
Portland Maine October 24 James E Donahue Commissioner of Sea and Shore Fisheries says Maine lobster supply is increasing rapidly. He predicts lobster prices will fall to about half current levels in three to four years as seed and short lobsters are better protected boosting availability for markets in Maine Boston and New York.
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Spreial
New York
Portland
Maine
James E. Donahue
Boston
Eagle and Shark Duel Baffles Chesapeake Bay Steamer Crew
A large eagle attacked a shark after surfacing near Gerahannock Creek on the Chesapeake Bay. The eagle killed the shark following a fierce struggle, with the bird grabbing the shark and the crew of the Tangier capturing the eagle for presentation to the Park Zoo.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Henderson
Tangier
Chesapeake Bay
Gerahannock Creek
Park Zoo
Play by Professor's Wife Receives Otis Skinner Acceptance
Mrs. Lionel Marks wife of a Harvard professor has written her first play which Otis Skinner has accepted The Boston note says Skinner's acceptance reached Mrs Marks today and she previously authored several books under the pen name Josephine Prescott Peabody.
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Boston
Mass
Lionel Marks
Harvard
Otis Skinner
Skinner
Austrian-Born Cornell Student Returns to Army Reserve
Frederick Kerner, a University of Vienna graduate studying mechanical engineering at Cornell, left Ithaca on October 23 to join the Army Reserve Corps to which he is attached.
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New York
Ithaca
N. Y
Frederick Kerner
University of Vienna
Cornell University
Austria
Army Reserve Corps
West Point Football Special Adverts From Princeton Outings
A condensed notice highlights West Point football events with an October 24 reference and mentions Princeton as a feature. The brief promotes day line advertisements and a featured outing, conveying a sporting schedule tease from the Princeton era.
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West Point Ofgate
Princeton
Thousands Fill Cup Race Course Streets
Crowds pack the East River bridges and ferries as thousands converge on the cup race course area. Hotels report full occupancy while antiists move toward the Parkway amid a tense, crowded night.
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East River
Vanderbilt Cup race crowds and weather hamper event
Spectators faced threatening weather as the Vanderbilt Cup race drew large crowds. Traffic and parkway restrictions focused viewings along a narrow route from Mineola to Hempstead, with an estimated 200000 people in New York City and over 600 cars crossing ferries overnight. Officials maintained control with 26 policemen and bicycle units to manage the procession toward the grandstand.
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Mineola
Soclock
New Yook
Riee
Foxhall Keene
Robert Graves
Mercedes
W. Kk. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harry Payne
Whitney
Brasier
Ofelock
Companid
Lieut
Belton
Walsh
Mettelech
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