Virginia Should Go for Taft
Adams urges South to back Taft in 1912 election and argues Bryan is an opportunist and a socialist-leaning Democrat. He portrays the Solid South as a temporary barrier and predicts Republicans gain if Virginia votes Taft, framing race and Reconstruction memories as pivotal factors.
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Night Rider unrest follows Patterson threats and mobilization
Reports from Tennessee and nearby states describe Governor Patterson guarded at home amid anonymous threats and alleged plots by night riders. Conferences with officials aim to restore order as militias mobilize in Reelfoot Lake and surrounding counties.
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Hu Gardner
Nion City
Palitherson
Mayer
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Ashville
Lake Vand
Emphis
Watson Named Deputy Commissioner in Brooklyn
The appointment of Willa Watson as Deputy Commissioner to succeed Col. Michell Ward was announced in Brooklyn. Watson, a Republican lawyer, has held offices including palace supervisor police magistrate and solicitor in Brooklyn, and previously served as secretary to Rosdoe Conklin.
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Writ for Sheehan Company Supreme Court Review
The petition seeks certiorari to review Public Service Commission action on Long Acre Company’s plan to issue ten million dollars in preferred stock and fifty million dollars in bonds. John C. Sheehan, vice president, signed the writ. the company claims denial will ruin its operations.
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Long Acre. Co
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Davonny
Lighe and
Mifaelan
John C. Sheehan
Long Acre
Fatal Star for Peacemaker Trial Silence in Victim’s Home
A man known as Wing was fatally injured in an attack at Renwick Street. Police say the assailant used a knife and the incident occurred as the victim’s wife alerted neighbors. Detectives pursue leads and call for witnesses. The case hinges on identifying the assailant and motive.
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Lindson
Renwick
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Bereet
Ald
Searles
Lowe
Tortor Terian
Big Shipments of Cotton From Southern Ports
In the past three weeks steamships once active between this port and the South were withdrawn due to large cotton orders from New Orleans and Savannah. Kneland, though, carried over two hundred tons of cotton while Boston and Philadelphia tugged at growing demand. The woolen trade and textile mills suffered as cotton flows shifted, with vessels from Savannah and Boston heavily involved.
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Hirge Cutton
Boston
Columbus
Jeostow
Women invited to vote on election day
Women are urged to vote on election day from morning to four PM at Seventh Avenue and related locations. Prominent voices call for women to exercise their right, urging participation and civic duty in this historic moment.
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United States
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Sram
Vetlig
Netoilly
Lill Deversux Blake
Mirttia
Board Urges Support for Higher U S Judges Pay
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation issues a letter urging support for a bill to raise salaries for United States judges. The proposed increase is about 8400 dollars yearly per judge. The board states the change is necessary and seeks endorsements from national organizations.
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Australia’s Care for Orphans Contrasts U S System
Analys of Australian orphan care contrasts with the United States system. Dr Bayard Holmes argues Australian policy offers superior support for orphans and foster children, detailing state provision, foster care oversight, and schooling.
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