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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1908

Page

4

Cleveland Article Authorship Disputed by Brandenburg

Brandenburg the literary agent for the Times issued a statement that the Grover Cleveland piece was not written or dictated by the former president. He says a proof of authenticity existed but was not published and he will take steps to defend himself. Carlisle refused comment. Hastings remains abroad.

Times F. S. Hastings Cleveland John G. Carlisle Hastings Grover Cleveland Greenwich Conn Carlisle Hotel Imperial Broughton Brandenburg THE Lake Hopatcong Studson Maxim New York Times & Political Sally Brandenburg

La Follette Supports Taft in Wisconsin

Senator La Follette attended the Bryan meeting in Madison but remains loyal to the Republican Party. It was announced he will soon campaign for Taft in Wisconsin, despite his long friendship with Bryan.

New York Times Wilwaukee Wis Wisconsin Senator la Follette Bryan Madison la Follette

Depew Denies Oil Charge In Open Letter Row

Senator Depew rejected Gov. Haskell’s claim he was a Standard Oil agent in the Senate. He recalled a four year old matter involving Prairie Oil and Gas Company and Indian Territory lease renewal, saying he helped constituents seek renewal and introduced them to Secretary Hitchcock. he did not seek Roosevelt, and denies any Standard Oil ties. The Prairie Oil and Gas lease extended in 1903 led to a main line into Indian Territory.

Depew Standard Oil Senate Charles N. Haskell Roosevelt Oklahoma Kansas City Haskell Indian Territory Standard Oils Company Mr. Nixon Prairie Oil and Gas Company

Independence Party Campaign Plans Announced

Clarence J. Shearn Frank H Stevens William A De Ford and Dr William Irving Seirovich met at the Independence Party Club 17 Gramercy Park to map a campaign opening They scheduled city events and up state tours with meetings at Hoeninger Hall Cooper Union Arion Hall Turn Hall Kern Assembly Rooms and public talks in Rochester Ithaca Buffalo Syracuse Utica Albany and Troy through Oct 8 A State Committee meeting was planned this afternoon Dr John H Girdner praised the Independence Party ticket at the club last night

Clarence J. Shearn Independence Party Frank H. Stevens William A. de Ford William Irving Seirovich Independence Party Club Gramercy Park Hoeninger Hall Second Street W.A. Coakley Central Federated Union Cooper Union Arion New York

Gompers Sees Senate Link to Foraker Exposé

President Gompers in The Federationist argues many Senators now active in public life accept retainers from Standard Oil. He notes Foraker may not be unique and warns of ongoing corporate influence blocking protective legislation. He blames Judge Taft for injunctions and questions Roosevelt’s defense.

New York Times Washington Foraker Standard Oil Gompers Federationist Judge Taft President Roosevelt Congress Roosevelt Taft

Sherman to Aid Cannon Tour Dates Set

James S. Sherman Republican candidate for Vice President arrives in Chicago and will speak at the Hamilton Club with Nicholas Longworth and William Alden Smith among others. He travels to Danville Champaign Rock Island Sterling Evansville through early October with secretary A. E. Devendorf and brother Sherrill Babcock.

Chicago James S. Sherman Hamiltonlub Nicholas Longworth William Alden Smith Michigan Sherman Sherrill Babcock A. E. Devendorf Danville Ill Joseph G. Cannon Champaign Rock Island Sterling Evansville

King Peter 10 Visit Courts Settled

Belgrade Ser via Sept 27 The Stampa reports that the powers will settle soon on King Peter's court visits. They demand removal of officers linked to the deaths of King Alexander and Queen Draga from active duties, after which King Peter will be received with full honors at the Courts.

Belgrade Servia Stampa Peter Alexander Draga

Women Labor Unions Meet in City Convention

Nearly 100 women and girls from New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and New Jersey gather in this city to compare notes at a two day convention of branches affiliated with the National Women's Trade League. Delegates report panic effects on dues and membership but express hope as employers resume full time work and activism for woman suffrage continues.

New York Pennsylvania Connecticut New Jersey National Women's Trade League Boston Chicago Berkeley Haymond Robins Robins Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Labor Temple East Eighty-fourth Street

Van Cleave on Bryan Opposing Government Ownership

James W. Van Cleave, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, argues that Bryan's proposals threaten the tariff, bank deposits, and anti trust aims. He cites Madison Square Garden remarks and calls Bryan unfit to lead during the crisis, noting stock market reaction in New York.

James W.van Cleave National Association of Manufacturers Bryan Madison Square Garden Taft Cleveland van Cleave The Association of Manufacturers Mr. Bryan New York

Union Men Accuse Ridder Over Dismissed Employee

The Central Federated Union debated Herman Ridder of The Staats-Zeitung over a discharged worker. A committee was sent to seek reinstatement but failed. The union plans to appoint a committee to hear the discharged employee’s plea from Ridder this week.

Herman Ridder Staats-Zeitung Central Federated Union Ridder Victor Buhr Democratic Party Democratic National Committee Charles N. Haskell Federated Mr. Ridder Becker Typographia, No. 7

Ex Minister Crossland Arrested in Grand Larceny Case

Dr. J. A. Crossland former United States Minister to Liberia and black political leader was arrested in St. Joseph Missouri on a grand larceny charge. Police say he stole drugs cigars and other items from a local drug store.

ST. Joseph J. A Crossland United States Liberia

Hamburg Launches New Liner Cleveland Named for American City

The Hamburg American Line launched the steamship Cleveland at Blohm & Voss yards in Hamburg. Countess von Goetzen christened the vessel in honor of Cleveland, with speeches by the Hamburg Lord Mayor and Count von Goetzen. The Emperor's representative attended, signaling close US Germany ties.

Countess von Goetzen Hamburg Cleveland Hamburg-American Line Blohm & Voss Cincinnati May Loney Washington, D. C Oswald Count von Goetzen United States Germany

Hyde Park Protest Draws 300000 Against Licensing Bill

London crowds estimated at 300000 filled Hyde Park to protest the Licensing bill. About 200 special trains brought in 60000 from outside districts as 90 speakers denounced the bill for over an hour. A bugle and 100 bands accompanied processions and cheers followed the resolution against the bill.

London Hyde Park Hyde Park Corners Arch Unts

Casablanca Clash: French and German Officials Probe Desertion Incident

In Tangier on Sept 27 M Regnault and Herr von Wangenheim conduct a joint inquiry into a clash between French officials and German Consulate representatives during the arrest of two deserters from the foreign legion. A protest was filed with the German Consul. The Temps reports German agents have been pushing desertion among soldiers.

Tangier M.regnault Morocco Herr von Wangenheim Casablanca Foreign Legion Paris Berlin the Temps

Violent Cuba Politics Roil Sancti Spiritus Rally

Disturbances flare in Cuba as a Conservative meeting in Sancti Spiritus provokes injuries. In Havana a meeting of the new negro party led by Gen Estenez is disrupted by Liberals. Gen Mario Menocal, a Conservative nominee, arrives with supporters as crowds clash.

Havana Cuba Sancti Spiritus Santa Clara New .Negro Party Estenez José Miguel Gomez Zagistas Liberal Party Mario Menocal Menocal

Police Seize Rebels Arms in Hidden Warehouse

In Tiflis a subterranean passage near the town edge hid a warehouse stocked for revolutionists. Police raided it and seized several tons of explosives, stacks and cases of rifles and pistols, and 150 primed bombs.

Tiflis

Stolypin Pushes Sanitation as Russia Faces Cholera Toll

Premier Stolypin and officials urge Moscow municipal authorities to enforce sanitary measures amid a cholera epidemic in Russia. Since its start, 15 683 cases and 7 102 deaths reported nationwide, with St Petersburg recording 4 931 cases and 1 819 deaths. The death rate now runs 30 to 36 percent. Authorities note improved sanitary conditions but struggle with workmen and pervasive ignorance. Inoculation has become more widespread though compliance remains uneven.

ST. Petersburg Russia Stolypin St Petersburg

Fighting Manila Cholera Sparks City Health Drive

Manila reports fourteen new cholera cases and three deaths in the twenty four hours ending Monday morning. Bureau of Science staff and medical school faculties assist as nurses and attendants in hospitals. Short disinfectant supply prompts use of electricity and sea water to generate chlorine. Large quantities of disinfectants have been used in ongoing cleansing efforts.

Manila Bureau of Sciences Bureau of Science

Alfonso Visits Fallieres in Paris Ahead of Munich Trip

King Alfonso I of Spain arrived in Paris and met President Fallieres. He conferred with Premier Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Pichon on the Moroccan situation with Queen Victoria at his side before departing for Munich.

Spain Clemenceau Paris Alfonso I of Falliéres Poreigs Pichon Queen Victoria Munich

King Charles of Roumania Reported Very Ill

Alarming health reports surround King Charles of Roumania who recently suffered an abdominal ailment. A Berlin specialist has been summoned to Bucharest to attend the monarch at once.

Berlin Roumania Bucharest Charles of

Pacific Fleet Arrives at Apia for Festive Welcome

American Pacific fleet ships including the Tennessee flagship under Rear Admiral Seervee reach Apia Samoa on September 27 after arriving from Auckland. Officers tour, native festivities, and a Kommers place, with races and a ball planned. Fruit shipments arrive for sailors. Manila dispatch notes Zamboanga wireless contact with Atlantic battleship fleet at eight this morning. fleet status remains undisclosed.

APU Samoa Auckland N.Z Tennessee Seurvee Washington Whipple Hopkins Apin Aiving Setree Manila Zamboanga

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