Taft Replies to Bryan and Defends His Record
Taft defends his official record and acceptance speech while challenging Bryan to publish his own campaign record. He accuses Bryan of shifting issues, notes Bryan’s twelve-year pursuit of the presidency, and questions Bryan’s positions on silver, imperialism, railroad regulation, and labor policy. Taft plans two speeches and meets local Republicans, including figures from Mansfield and Sandusky, with officials urging labor outreach.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Taft
Bryan
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Taft Swung the Spotlight of Inquiry Back To Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Greenfield
Allen Temple
Brownsville
United States
Foraker
Judge Taft
Major C B. Wilcox
Sandusky
Col. W. S. Capeller
Mansfield News
Republican State Committee
Willis J. Moore
Weather Bureau
Washington
Moore
Mr. Moore
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
Republican Central Committee
Hamilton County
Bryan on Roosevelt Talk in Baltimore
William J. Bryan contends Roosevelt's letter endorsing Taft is insufficient without Taft proving his positions and action. He criticizes Taft’s platform, anti trust stance, labor policy, and tariff plans, urging clear public definitions from Taft rather than presidential praise. Bryan arrived in Baltimore after a Deer Park visit and was greeted by local Democrats.
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Taft
Washington
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt What He Knew of Mr. Taft
Mr. Taft
Mr.Roosevelt
Itident
Tafts Western Tour Planned With Ten Days of Speaking
Taft, the Republican presidential candidate, plans a ten day speaking tour by special train starting around Sept. 25 from Illinois. The route ranges north to Minneapolis, Fargo North Dakota, south to Kansas, and west to Denver, with a Chicago stop for the Deep Waterways Convention on Oct. 7. A single major meeting is planned per state, with Taft making platform appearances where possible. Senator Dixon says the public will see their candidate and learn to call him Bill.
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Chicago
William H. Taft
Illinois
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. C
Kansas
Denver
Taft
Middle West
Cincinnati
National League of Republican Clubs
George Ade
Brook
Ind
Mr. Taft
Mr. Ade
Louisville
Tennessee
Dixon
Mrs Astor Censures Society Women in October Delineator Interview
Interview with Mrs William Astor, longtime New York social leader, defends American youth as healthy and industrious while criticizing some hostesses for excess and notoriety. She praises Roosevelt, laments lack of social authority in America, and contrasts New York with London society.
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Mrs. Astor
William Astor
New York
London
America
England
Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Newport
Taft postpones conference to hear from Ohio committee member
President Taft writes to the committee postponing a conference until next week to include National Committee member Vorys from Ohio, who travels to confer with Hitchcock. Taft notes Vorys’ return will prompt notice and mentions his birthday and several engagements with GOP figures in Ohio.
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National Committee
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hitchcock
George B. Cox
Garry Herrmann
Bud Hynicka
Cox
Hamilton County
Taft
Akron
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Francis W. Treadway
Bryan denies Schley cabinet rumor at Annapolis rally in Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan dismissed a rumor of selecting Admiral Schley as Navy Secretary saying it was imaginary. He spoke at Annapolis and then Baltimore before 25 000 in the Fifth Regiment Armory, praising Maryland as a Democratic state and urging voters to favor Democratic policies over Republican misrepresentation.
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New Jersey Democrats
Bryan
Admiral Schley
Annapolis
Fifth Regiment
Gov. Crothers
Dixie
Maryland
Denver
Maryland for Taft favored by critics say Bryan faces defeat
J L Meyers, former Baltimore Congressman candidate, contests William Jennings Bryan's claim to win Maryland. He argues Reform Party influence and Baltimore Sun switch to Taft threaten Bryan, with Republicans expected to win by a large margin. He cites Baltimore Club power and regional support for Taft.
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Maryland
J. L. Meyers
Congress
Baltimore
Meyers
Bryan
Reform Party of
Mr. Meyers
Taft
Maryland Club
Baltimore Sun
Methodist Conference Condemns Speaker Cannon
The Central Illinois Methodist Episcopal Conference unanimously denounces Speaker Cannon for blocking a vote on the Littlefield bill. They urge voters to defeat Cannon and urge states to control liquor shipments by express, as proposed to empower prohibition states.
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Littlefield
Canton
Til
Central Illinois Methodist Episcopal Conference
Cannon
J. G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Prohibition States
Wilson for Iowa Senator
Des Moines report says James Wilson may be proposed as a United States Senate candidate against Gov. Cummins by Iowa standpatters. Former Gov. Frank D. Jackson and Leslie M. Shaw have declined to be considered, prompting a conference of standpatters tomorrow to weigh the choice.
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Des Moines
Iowa
James Wilson
United States
Cummins
Frank D. Jackson
Leslie M. Shaw
Drought Grips Vermont Rivers Factories Farms
Vermont endures a severe drought with four weeks without rain. The Missisquoi River near Swanton sits at record lows while water power plants shut down or run on steam. Otter Creek area, Vermont Marble, and dairy regions suffer as reservoirs shrink and hoses become scarce.
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New York Times
Rutland
Vermont
Swanton
Missisquoi
Otter Creek
Vermont Marble Company
Proctor
West Rutland
Middlebury
Green Mountains
Addison County
Ruthkind Valley
Woman Killed in Wreck Near Chesterton Ind
Chicago dispatch reports one woman, Esther Haecox, killed and twenty eight injured when a suburban train crashed into an excursion train bound for Indianapolis on the Lake Shore line near Chesterton. Officials blame the curban engineman for disregarding an automatic block signal. Most injured were Indianapolis residents. two taken to St Vincent's Hospital.
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Chicago
Esther Haecox
Chesterton
Ind
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road
Indianapolis
Meyey Hospital
Lake Shore Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Homer Smith
Associated Press
Bellefontaine Street
Artery
Willian
Wheeler
McCarty Street
Park Shooting Stuns Central Park Area Police
A man found unconscious with a gunshot wound near Circle Drive at 107th Street in Central Park last night is hospitalized and not yet identified. He wears valuable jewelry including a diamond ring and cross, a phony diamond ring, and carries a card with foreign text. Police search the blockhouse area found no weapon. detectives suspect possible ties to a Broadway shop and a Porto Rican meeting near Gramercy Park.
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110Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Block House
Central Park
Robert Fisher
Arsenal Station
Circle Drive
107Th Street
Fisher
Roome
Presbyterian Hospital
Lynch
Ater
Nam
Nvle
Thoms Yorquin
Esquina A Barclay, Neuva York
Ziger
Bar- Clay Street
Wis & Nao
Portoleu
Polier
Cerard
Stub Ee
Broadway
Oarmitn
Schurz Memorial Park urged in Watertown plan
Special to The New York Times Watertown Wisconsin sept 14 Carl Schurz's homestead to be sold at sheriff auction Oct 17 to satisfy a judgment city purchase urged to preserve it as a memorial park to the German American. A small sum may complete the purchase and local donors urged Watertown Park Commissioners to take the lead with broader state support considered possible.
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New York Times
Watertown
Carl Schurz
The
State University
Watertown Park
Geremans
Baseball Player Van Zant Ends Life in Nashua Home
Nashua New Hampshire September 14 1910 veteran baseball player Van Zant aged 35 a prominent figure with the Albany team of the New York State League and former St Louis and New England player died by suicide at his city home tonight He had recently returned from Albany and shown signs of illness including pneumonia He left no will or family details available at this time
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van Zant
Albany
Siietite
Herry
Alfeeny
van Zacat
St. Linus
Amd
St. Pal
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