Mrs Astor Faces Illness as Newport Reports Health Decline
The Astor family prepares to travel to New York as Mrs. William Astor nears serious illness. An interview with The Delineator is cited, praising restraint in society and commenting on Roosevelt era youth and entertainments. John Jacob Astor and family members are mentioned amid health concerns in Newport, Rhode Island.
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John Jacob Astor
Astor
James J. van Alen
Helen Astor
James Roosevelt-Roosevelt
Augusta Astor
J. Coleman Drayton
Ogilvie Haig
Caroline Astor
Orme Wilson
Ava Willing
Philadelphia
New York
Roosevelt
Europe
New York Times
Newport
R. I
William ‘Astop
New Vicar for St. Agnes Suggested in Trinity Context
The Trinity Trustees seek a successor at St. Agnes's Chapel after Rev. William T. Manning moved to Trinity. Rumor centers on Rev. W. W. Bellinger of Utica as a possible head, with current curates Rogers Hanna and Lauderburn remaining. No decision announced by press time.
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William T. Manning
Trinity Parish
Dr. Dix
Trinity Corporation
Dr. Manning
St. Agnes’s Chapel
St. Agnes
Trinity
SORA
Manning
W. W. Bellinger
Utica
St. Agnes’s
William (. Rogers
George A. Hanna
F. C. Lauderburn
Mr. Bellinger
Broadway
W. J. Sewell
Camden
N. J
Gardner
Hearst Attacks Lamb in New Archbold Letter Release
William Hearst broadcast affidavits and letters tying John E. Lamb to street railway strikebreaking for corporations. The documents allege Lamb aided Terre Haute workers’ defeat and accuse Democrats of hostility to labor while criticizing Gompers and Gardner as Hearst cites Archbold correspondence from 1899 to 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Hearst
John E. Lamb
Democratic National Committee
Terre Haute
Ind
Lamb
Traction Corporation
Hearst
Democratic Committee
United States
W. J. Sewell
John D. Archbold
Broadway
Cleveland
Illinois
Congress
Gompers
Labor Committee
Gardner
New Jersey
Rainey
Hunt
Missouri
Mr. Hearst
Haskell
Ridder
National Committee
Mr. Mack
Belmont
Farley
Post
Bryan
W. B. Conkey
Conkey
Jaber
Dinner Honors Monsignor and Knight of St Gregory
A private dinner at Martin's honored Very Rev Dr J McMahon and Thomas M Mulry after they received the titles Monsignor and Knight of St Gregory from Pope Pius X. Speakers included Archbishop, Jesuit leaders, and Boston clerics, with Herman Ridder presiding.
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J. McMahon
Thomas M. Mutry
Martin's
St. Gregory
Pius X
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Mgr. McMahon
Mulry
Herman Ridder
Bigg Pee Deal Farley
Mer
Mr. Lavelle
James Walsh
M. J.scanlan
Jane J. Gillespie
David F. Tilley
Boston
Joseph F. Hanselman
Mgrs
J. Hayes
D. W. Hahn
Boston College
Thomas J. McClusky
F. H. Wall
M. J. Fitzbaatck
Woman Fires On Burglar In Yonkers Home
Miss Agnes Edgar of Yonkers awoke to a burglar attempting to enter her bedroom. She grabbed a revolver and fired three shots from a window, believing one bullet struck as the intruder fled. Police searched but found no trace. she lives alone with three servants nearby.
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Agnes Edgar
Yonkers
Miss Edgar
William P. Edgar
Hawthorne Avenue
Downey Street
Ex-Police Captain Brown Dies at 71 in Bensonhurst
Edward Brown retired police captain died at his home 208 Bay Thirty-first Street Bensonhurst last night after collapsing while playing checkers He was 71 and his death may have been hastened by his wife’s passing a month earlier His son Edmund Brown serves as a sergeant at Bath Beach Police Station Brown earlier earned fame as a professional baseball player known as Pincher Brown who played for the old Brooklyn club
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Brown
Edward Brown
Bay Thirty-first Street
Bensonhurst
Edmund Brown
Bath Beach
Brooklyn Cam
Hearst Speaks at Newark Labor Meeting
Thomas L. Hisgen Independence Party presidential candidate M. W. Howard of Alabama and William R. Hearst addressed about 1200 labor union members in Newark last night. Hisgen spoke against Standard Oil and Howard supported the cause.
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Thomas L. Hisgen
Independence Party
M. W. Howard
Alabama
William R. Hearst
Newark
Mr. Hisgen
Standard Oil
Mr. Howard
Political events drive crowds in Syracuse Utica and more
Taft and Bryan spoke last evening in Syracuse with large meetings as Taft toured Utica Rome and Bryan spoke in Utica. Cortelyou labeled Bryan a free silverite. Hearst read letters at Cooper Union and addressed labor leaders. Hughes and Chanler drew big crowds across Western New York and northern counties with liberty as a theme.
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Taft
Mr. Bryan
Syracuse
Utica
James 5. Sherman
Rome
Bryan
Cortelyou
Murray Hill Lyceum
William J. Bryan
William R. Hearst
Cooper Union
United States
John D. Archbold
D M. Parry
Manufacturers’ Association
D. M. King
Democratic National Committee
John E. Lamb
Organized Labor
Gov. Hughes
New York
Fredonia
Lewis Stuyves
Chanler
Plattsburg
Ogdensburg
Hearst Opens Anti Monopol y Talk in Newark
Mr Hearst leads a brief platform address lasting under thirty minutes. He reads two new letters from the Archbold collection about Jersey men previously presented at Cooper Union in New York. Judge Thomas S Henry, Real Democracy candidate for mayor of Newark, also speaks.
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Mr. Hearst
Jersey
Cooper Union
New York
Thomas S. Henry
Real Democracy
Newark
Archbold Denies Standard Oil Whitewash Claims
John D. Archbold of Standard Oil writes The Evening Post defending the company against a charge of seeking favorable legislation and whitewashing actions. He says letters were stolen and asserts corporate influence in politics is public, not secret, criticizing attacks as unjust and urging fair press scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Evening Post
Archbold
Brandenburg Faces Fresh Testimony
An affidavit from Miss Madeline Fearon describes assisting with the August 30 1908 New York Times article on Grover Cleveland and the campaign. The World notes the typewriter from L G Smith Co and a detective Laurens P Dixon pursued the manuscript through the Times office and District Attorney Jerome.
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State of
New York
M. R. Fearon
L. M
Brandenburg
NEW York Times
Calvin
L. G. Smith Company
Henry W. Blair
Broadway
Jerome
Marbridge
Thirty-fourth Street
Dixon
Times
Capt. Dyer
Twelfth Regiment
Desirable Advertisements Rejected by The Times
An item notes that doubtful advertisements were rejected by The Times publication, with a reference to a telephone contact at 1000 and a Bryant mention.
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the Times
Bryant
Business houses favor Taft winning amid tariff reform fears
Financial canvasses across the nation show Taft as likely victor with continued business improvement. Some merchants and bankers warn Bryan could disrupt markets temporarily but ultimately benefit the country, while others expect tariff revisions if Taft wins.
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J.S. Bache & Co
Taft
Bryan
Congress
Banking House
Washington, D. C
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Bran
Mr. Bryan
House of Representatives
Senate
Monessen
Penn
New York
Denver
Detroit
Debs
Kansas City
Missouri
Morse Shifts Blame For Bank Violations
The testimony details cross examination of Curtis and Morse about bank loans and collateral tied to Ice shares and United Copper holdings. Directors face questions over overdrafts, unauthorized loans, and the bank's practice of buying its own shares amid a broader Ice Company reorganization case.
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Curtis
Stimson
Morse
United Copper
Barney
Curtiss
Mr. Barney
Mr. Morse
Col. R. IL. Thompson
National Bank of North America
American Ice Company
American Ice Securities Company
Littlefield
Oler
Securities Company
Rsews
Taft or Bryan Fate Outlined by Chicago Businessmen
Chicago businessmen surveyed by The Chicago Tribune predict Taft victory would spur renewed confidence, investment, and expansion, with busy shops and thriving markets. Bryan's win could trigger contraction, wage cuts, unemployment, and a dull, risk-averse market. James T. Harahan of Illinois Central Railroad comments that Taft will hasten the economic upturn.
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New York Times
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Taft
Bryan
James T. Harahan
Illinois Central Railroad
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The
Jane Company
J. V. Farwell
Supreme Court
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Board of Trade
Erano
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John R. Elliott
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Arizona
Bank
United States District Attorney
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el- Hott
R. & F. Thomas
Haven
Gurtis
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Otto
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Wire
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Alexander Gilbert
Market and Fulton Bank
Jennings S. Cox
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Have
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Olcott
Nchitis
Marion
Afiv
West
Jaicob
Cork
Monopole Champagne
Alex D Shaw & CO
Brcad St
N.Y Central
Allen
S Boas
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
UE Hibioos
Canal St
B'yay
A. Lehman & CO
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Morgan & Brother
West 47Th Street
Eureka Vibrator Co
Toronto
Buffet Broiler
New York Central
Library Bureau
IXIR
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California Fig Syrup CO
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