Haskell Proposes Editors Court to Judge Hearst Charge
Oklahoma Governor C N Haskell challenges W R Hearst to prove a bribery claim by convening a five member editors committee from Springfield Republican Chicago Journal New York World Indianapolis News and St Louis Republic to hear both sides under oath. He says he will retire from the presidential campaign if the committee sustains the charges.
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New York Times
Chicago
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma Tonight
W. R.hearst
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Hearst
New York
Frank S. Monnett
Supreme Court
Stadard Oil Company
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Chicago Journal
New York World
Indianapolis News
St. Louis Republic
Letter From Charles R. Williams on Haskell Proposal
A letter from Charles R. Williams of Indianapolis responds to Gov. Haskell’s proposal. He notes long engagements make consideration impossible and references public contempt for character. The New York Times editor readers were told editors at The World Office were weighing the governor’s suggestion before a decision.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Charles R. Williams
News
Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma Governor Denies Ties to Bribery Claims
Gov. N. Haskell of Oklahoma responds to W. C. Haskell of Washington over 1893 bribery charges raised by Attorney General Monnett. Washington telegrams note misattribution era claims about Squire and Cleveland figures. Oklahoma leader insists no involvement and seeks a hearing to clear facts.
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New York Times
Washington
Standard Oil
Cleyland
Squire
Co. N. Haskell
W. C. Haskell
Monnett
Hearst Denies 300000 Campaign Funds Link
Norman E. Mack, Democratic National Committee chairman, disputes a report that 300000 dollars from the Standard Oil treasury flowed into the Democratic campaign fund via Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma. He recalls saying a 300 came from Taggart but now questions the 300000 claim and says he knows nothing of it.
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William R. Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Democratic Campaign Fund
Haskell
Oklahoma
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Taggart
Democratic
Gov. Haskell
Mr. Mack
Bryan Visits Hill and Parker in Albany Area Campaign Talks
Important conferences on the national and state political scene were held today by William J. Bryan with ex-Judge Alton B. Parker at Esopus and with ex-Senator David B. Hill at Wolfert's Roost near Albany. The talks, kept secret, focused on New York State campaigning and possible Hill participation.
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Albany
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Esopus
United States
David B. Hill
Wolfert’s
Bryan
Mack
New York City
Poughkeepsie
New York State
Buffalo
Wolfert
Hill
Judge Parker
Bryant
Kingston
Senator Hill
Bryan Passes Through on Brief New York Stop
William Jennings Bryan visited Grand Central Station in the early morning, declining a public speech in the waiting room. He arrived at 6 45 from Providence in his private car Olivette, met by Norman E. Mack, Democratic National Chairman, and went to the Manhattan Hotel for breakfast.
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William Jennings Bryan
Grand Central Station
Olivette
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Providence
R. I
Norman E. Mack
Mr. Bryan
Manhattan
Forty-second Street
Mr. Mack
Bryan
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Bryan Accuses Democrats of Staging Bank Guarantee Sheet
In Topeka Kansas Gov Hoch says the National Democratic Committee printed 1,000,000 copies of Bryan statements on bank deposit guarantees. He argues Democrats circulate Kansas Republican doctrine and Bryan has stolen ideas to make them a national issue. Republican leaders deplore Hochs divergence from Taft on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Topeka
Kan
National Democratic Committee
Hoch
Bryan
Hochs
National Party
Taft
Chanler to Visit Orange for Old Home Week
Lieut. Gov. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Democratic candidate for Governor will speak in Middletown during Old Home Week on Tuesday Grangers Day with thousands expected. He will meet farmers and is to deliver a non political address as the first since his nomination. Democrats and Republicans plan a rousing Orange County welcome.
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New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
Lewis Stuyvesant Charler
Chanler
Reublicans
Orange County
Theatrical straw vote on presidential candidates reported
Hackett Theatre press agent records a rehearsal straw poll among 41 male members with Taft 38, Hisgen 2, Debs 1, and Hughes favored for Governor. Women largely back Bryan while supporting Roosevelt for Senator. Chanler and Roosevelt also noted among Governor and Senator options. This is the season's earliest theatrical company straw vote.
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Hackett Theatre
Taft
Hisgen
Debs
Hughes
Roosevelt
McClellan
United States
Bryan
Chanler
Independence Party opens state convention in Cooper Union
William R Hearst to preside at the New York State Convention of the Independence Party in Cooper Union Thursday night The party plans to nominate an entire state ticket Possible gubernatorial candidates include Reuben R Lyon Henry A Powell and Clarence J Shearn from Steuben Kings and New York respectively
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William R. Hearst
New York
Independence Party
Cooper Union
Reuben R. Lyon
Steuben
Henry A. Powell
Kings
Clarence J. Shearn
Delegates to National League of Republican Clubs Leave City
About 150 delegates from this city head to Cincinnati for the National League of Republican Clubs convention. John Hays Hammond presides over the organization. They depart this morning on a special New York Central train from Grand Central Station at 10 30 A M.
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Republican League
National League of Republican Clubs
John Hays Hammond
Cincinnati
New York Central Railroad
Grand Central Station
Foraker and Hearst in political clash over letters
Hearst signals more letters and sworn affidavits as he travels toward New York. He claims documents show corrupt links between certain politicians and large corporations while denying direct charges against individuals.
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Senator Foraker
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Foraker
New York
Gov
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Riis Praises Roosevelt After Foraker Incident
Jacob A. Riis dined with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and said the President’s open, aboveboard conduct proves that right and honesty prevail. Riis argued Roosevelt’s career shows he triumphs over enemies, not by luck but by transparency.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
L. I
Jacob A. Riis
Foraker
Mr. Riis
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Appeals for Party Congress Solidarity
Oyster Bay September 20 1908 President Roosevelt issues a letter to William B McKinley urging disinterested citizens to back Taft and a Republican Congress to continue reform policies. He lists major laws from irrigation to pure food and warns against a Congress hostile to the president. The appeal stresses nonpartisan support for sustained governmental reforms and harmony between branches.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
William B. McKinley
Republican Congressional Committee
National Republican Committee
Congressional Committee
William H. Taft
Republican Congress
Taft
Congress
Sagamore Hill
N. Y
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Panorma Canal
Philippines
Navy
Census Bureau
Consular Service
Naturalization
District of Columbia
Forest Service
Oklahoma
Alaska
Tart
National Committee
Hitchcock
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. BK. McKinley
St. James Building
New York
N.Y
Missing Williamsburg boys William and Albert Rynis
Mrs. Alice Rynis reports her sons William ten and Albert twelve have been missing from 81 North Fourth Street since Monday. They were en route to St Vincent de Pauls parochial school near Driggs Avenue and have not been seen. Police were alerted and a general alarm issued.
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William and
Albert Rynis
Alice Rynis
North Fourth Street
Williamsburg
St. Vincent de Paul’s Parochial School
North Sixth Street
Driggs Avenue
Brynis
Gaines urges national bank deposit guarantee plan
Congressman John Wesley Gaines tours the West promoting a nationwide bank deposits guarantee. He cites Oklahoma’s law as proof, argues for a strong federal plan, and predicts Bryan’s election after meeting with lawmakers and studying tariffs and circulars. He cites losses in National banks since 1865 and urges a safety fund to back deposits.
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John Wesley Gaines
Wikaevan Owas
Westerday
Tie~ West
Bryan
Gaines
Oklahoma
Fie
Roy C. Oakes
State Banking Board
Guthrie
Okla
Congressman Gaines
Vermont
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Congress
Washington
Bryan Willl
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Dakotas
California
Ryan
Yonkers Patrolman Fires After Saloon Clash
Patrolman Kruppenbacher says one of us had to shoot during a dawn patrol near a Mazin Street saloon. Edward Anderson died fifteen minutes after being struck, while Kruppenbacher faces an inquest and suspension as authorities review the confrontation with Monahan and Lusansky.
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Kruppenbacher
Yonkers
Edward Anderson
Anderson
Mazin Street
Andrew —. Hiyra
Hyra
William Monahan
John Lusansky
W Kruppenbacher
Wolfz
Wiesendanger
Wolff
N Gerson
Yonkers Electric Light Company
Yonkers Avenue
Mare sold for 2500 after swift rise from East Williston blacksmith
Jotah, a six year old gray mare bought from a Polish blacksmith by Frederick Post of East Williston, sold to Charles G. Petabaum of Brooklyn for 2500. The horse showed exceptional conformation and speed, winning all events at Riverhead Fair after training by Post. The mare had a lineage including a filly by Bourke Cochran.
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New York Times
East Williston
L.L
Frederick Post
Charles G. Petabaum
Brooklyn
Mr. Post
Road
Lioyd Brice
Theory of Human Vitality Lectures by Andrew McConnell
Andrew McConnell will give three Carnegie Lyceum lectures at 8 o clock Sundays October 4 11 and 18 on his theory of human vitality He claims a link between ordinary electricity and human electricity and says he has proven it on himself He asserts brain control can direct body electricity to any part to check nervous ailments He plans to tour the country lecturing and forming classes to spread his ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McConnell
Carnegie Lyceum
McConnell
Title search service pitch from old notice
An advertiser touts a one time chance to hire a title search service with 25 years of training and vast experience. The text suggests home buying risks and urges readers to obtain protection through their service, implying emergency needs and affordable cost.
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TLE Guarantee and Trust
Bway
Remsen
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Emohr &Co
J Studios
West Forty Second St
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