Ohio Democrats confident in Taft’s defeat line
A Columbus correspondent reports Democratic leaders claim cash and coercion tactics favor Bryan in Ohio while labor votes drift toward Taft. Foraker faction influence and Methodist opposition are cited, with organized labor and Republican organizers reshaping the state’s race.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Bryan
Judge Harmon
Taft
Foraker
TIMES
Harris
Congress
Brownsville
Senator Foraker
Methodist Church
Christ
Hearst Leads Independence Party Address at Carnegie Hall
William R Hearst and top Independence Party candidates plan a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall tonight. The press agent notes extra features as Hearst plans more letters and speakers appear also at Clermont Avenue Rink tonight. A League schedule lists next week events at Grand Central Palace and a labor rally at Cooper Union.
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William R. Hearst
Independence Party
Carnegie Hall
William Randolph Hearst
League
Clermont Avenue
Grand Central Palace
Cooper Union
Hughes Exposes Personal Liberty League Racing Fight
Governor Hughes denounces a fund-raising letter from the Personal Liberty League urging breeders to donate for race track gambling and declares his opponent Chanler would not restore racing if elected. Rochester rally attendance nears 6 000 as Hughes campaigns across Niagara Orleans Clinton counties with Chanler present.
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New York Times
Rochester
Gov. Hughes
Personal Liberty League
New York
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Frank W. Thorpe
George W. Aldridge
Buffalo
Powers House
Main Street
Old Company A of
Rochester Boys In Blue
Convention Hall
University of Rochester
Hughes
Chanler
Taft
Democratic State Committee
Niagara
Orleans
Wadsworth
Wallace
John A. Merritt
Merritt
Niagara Falls
Falls
New York Central
Lockport
Middleport
Medina
Albion
Gov
Court House
Arte
Court House Square
Hugues
William A. Wallace
Holly
Opera House
Brockport
Spacerport
Rochester Organization
Clinton
Hamilton College
Norwich
Troy
Cohoes
Taft Draws Big Crowds in Indiana Campaign Tour
Taft drew huge meetings across Indianapolis and surrounding cities despite rain and rail delays. Crowds packed Crawfordsville Lafayette Fort Wayne Kokomo and Muncie with optimism and interruptions as Taft spoke from car platforms and at the Virginia Avenue Auditorium. He praised reform and condemned corporate abuses linked to Roosevelt era politics.
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Indianapolis
William H. Taft
Indiana
Taft
Tari
Inmapelis
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Ikfort
Kokcemo
Max
Senator Hemenway
Court House
Steyis
Muncie
Hemenway
Kokomo
Anderson
Virginia Avenue
Fairbanks
Henentway
Representative Overstreet
Ity
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan's Beggars Speech Quoted By Democratic Headquarters
In Chicago on October 23 John A. Lamb of Democratic Headquarters announced the official version of Mr. Bryan's remarks denying laboring men were beggars. He contends Hearst and Straus misrepresented the speech and notes the quotation is part of a Washington record.
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Foraker
Cleveland
Taft
Unitarian Church
Cincinnati
George Cox
Chicago
John .&. Lamb
Democratic
Bryan
W R. Hearst
Mr. Lamb
Straus
Lamb
Washington
Hughes's Throat Fails and Doctor Seeks Advice
Governor Hughes faced a throat strain after a Buffalo speech and Dr. D L Alexander, a Rochester throat specialist, traveled from New York to examine him. The visit aims to assess how much strain his voice can endure for his upcoming series of speeches.
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D. L. Alexander
West Thirtyeighth Street
Gov. Hughes
Middle West
Rochester
Buffalo
Waldo Stays on Independence Ticket for Congress
Supreme Court Justice Truax denied a review of the Board of Elections decision. Rhinelander Waldo, former Deputy Police Commissioner, remains the Independence League candidate for Congress in the Fifteenth District.
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Supreme Court
Truax
Board of Elections
Rhinelander Waldo
Independence League For Congress
Fifteenth
Supreme Court to hear Albert Trick habeas corpus motion
Argument set for Washington in November as Albert Trick seeks a writ of habeas corpus to permit personal appearance before the Supreme Court and to argue his appeal from detention.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Albert Trick
Cpurt
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Roxomo
Ofuuel Geri
Pel
Pemba
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London
America
Simpson Crawford
State
Louis Roederer
la Montagne’s Sons
Beaver St
Net
Yor
Waldo
Independence Ticket
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Addison
James McGreery & Co
23Rd Street
34Th Street
Sorosis Shoes
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company Incorporated
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