Indiana voters split as Taft surge tests Bryan odds
In Indianapolis crowds rally for Taft amid a tense Indiana race. Democrats gauge a Bryan lead while Republicans report disciplined county organization and large Taft demonstrations in Muncie and other towns. Jackson cites polls showing Taft ahead by a sizable margin though Indiana remains competitive.
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Republican Organization of
Indiana
Taft
Muncie
Jackson
Bryan
Campaign Trends Shift Away From Bryan With Racial and Economic Factors
The piece notes a broad shift in voters with reduced black support in Ohio and a realignment of Republicans who backed Bryan in 1896 returning to the party. It cites business leaders opposing Bryan and a growing trend toward a more artful approach, with betting men’s opinions gaining influence over Democratic managers.
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New York Times
Ndianapolis
Indiana
Dennison
Felow
Thomas ‘Taggart
Stokes Jackson
State Committee
Ohio
Yan
Bryan
Chanler in good spirits at Utica Democratic rally
Lt. Gov. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and ex Judge D Cady Herrick headlined a Majestic Theatre rally in Utica with Chanler praising his two years of service and vowing to serve the people if elected. Herrick attacked Gov Hughes and President Roosevelt, recalling a 25 year old presidential interference in New York politics and urging voters to judge on principle rather than expediency.
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Utica
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
D Cady Herrick
Majestic Theatre
Hughes
Albany
Herrick
Gov. Hughes
Roosevelt
United States
Judge Herrick
Haight
Standard Oil
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Court of Appeals
Republica Party
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Strchers
Thomas L. Hisgen
John Temple Graves
Clarence J. Shearn
Col. Graves
Hearst
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Graves
Bryan
Democratic Party
Shearn
Chanier
Sears
Wrall Street
Theim
Jerome
Grand Jury
McCurdy Insurance
McCurdy
Dr Alonzo B Ball dies after pneumonia in Boston
Dr Alonzo Braytori Ball 68 of 42 West Thirty sixth died yesterday at a friend's Boston home after several days of pneumonia with complications. He left New York Monday in apparently good health and never rallied. Survived by wife and son Frank Pennington Ball, funeral Monday. Born in New York City in 1841, son of Alonzo Spofford and Eliza Watson Ball. Educated at Williams and Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, married Helen Springer Stone in 1866. Emeritus Professor of Clinical Medicine at Columbia University. Member of New York Academy of Medicine County Medical Society Century Association University Club. Republican and Presbyterian.
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Thirty-sixth Street
Boston
New York
Frank Pennington Ball
Alonzo Spofford
Eliza Watson (Morton) Ball
Wales
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Helen Springer Stone
Kingsbridge
Emerictus
Columbia University
New York Academy of Medicine
The
County Medical Society
Century Association
University Club
Presbyterian Church
Bryant Books to Be Sold by Executor of Daughter
Part of William Cullen Bryant's library is set for auction at Anderson's by order of Julia W. Bryant's estate executor. The collection includes Bryant's own works with family presentation copies, association volumes of early American authors, and a first edition of Bryant's Flood of Years with a noted but incorrect date inscription.
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William Cullen Bryant
Anderson's
Myr
Bryan’ts
Julia W. Bryant
Bryant
Association
Putnam's
Julia Bryant
Hearst Oil Letters Draw Judges Backed by Campaign
A Citizens' rally recounts letters involving John D Archbold and John P Elkin. The piece discusses Elkin's rise to Pennsylvania Supreme Court and attacks on Judge Haight amid a campaign linking oil interests to judicial appointments. Hearst rally draws large crowd with clashes over political influence and Standard Oil.
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Harrisburg
Penn
United States
John P. Elkin
Supreme Court
State of
Pennsylvania
Elkin
Stone Recalls Hearst Letters Silence on Archbold Appointments
Ex-Gov William A Stone says he has no recollection of receiving any letters from Archbold about appointments after the Hearst letters were read to him at his home in Pittsburg on October 24.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Hearst
William A. Stone
Gonx
Stone
Haying
Archbold
Appointment decision cited letters on judge post
Governor defends choosing the garden candidate despite letters urging other nominees. Stone says he knows nothing of charges against Justice and says the appointment stands. The correspondence references various state officials and supporters urging a particular man for the bench.
Judge Elkin Silent in Teteburg Court Session
A terse report notes Judge Elkin’s silence during a Teteburg Supreme Court session, with limited readable details on proceedings and involved parties.
Hearst Speech Draws Brooklyn Crowd at Rink Event
Hearst spoke in Brooklyn where attendees filled the rink to hear remarks praising his stance and criticizing rivals. The crowd listened as speakers including Clarence J. Shearer and others addressed issues about presidential politics and independence.
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Manet
Hearst
Hisgen
Ang John
Graves
Pa Tu Neee
Abagens
Standid
Lsten
Clarence J
Shear Erpor
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