Foraker Issues Statement on Ethics and Employment
Cincinnati Oct 1 Senator Foraker released a statement summarizing charges and ethics concerns about his past employment. He argues the engagement was proper, addresses compensation, and defends himself against accusations of influence or improper ties to Hearst and major companies. He calls for concrete proof if any law was broken and affirms commitment to legal process.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Mr. Hearst
United States
Ohio Traction Company
Tynerse
Electric Company
Senate
Cini- Telephone Company
Em- 4
Bell Telephone Company
General Electric
Bell Tele
United
Concaress
Congress
Labor vote cannot be delivered by unions warns Boston Typographical head
President Norman E. Mc Peall of the Boston Typographical Union hands a letter to Chief Willis L. Moore of the Weather Bureau stating organized labor will not and cannot deliver its vote to any party or man. The letter urges citizens to vote according to the best interests of the country after considering party platforms.
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Boston Typographical Union
Washington
Norman E. McPeall
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Humphrey Says He Will Not Dodge Trouble
Andres Humphrey, secretary of the Constitutional lab, tells Tribune he is the Andrew Humphrey who sent circulars to negro Republican voters criticising the Roosevelt administration and Senator Foraker. He refuses to apologize and says he will not run from trouble, insisting the circular targets no one and is a fight for justice.
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Andres FE. Humphrey
Constitutionlab
Tribune
Andrew HB. Humphrey
Roosevelt
Nator Foraker
Oneville
National
Humphrey
Republican Club
Lem
Reero
Mr. Humphrey
National Committee
Taft
Jartive
McCarren Fight Moves Up To Court Of Appeals
In Albans an Oct. L A phase of Senator P H McCarren's effort to control Kings County Democratic machinery unfolds in the Court of Appeals. A mandamus to force New York Board of Elections to name inspectors was denied by Supreme Court Justice Kelly, who ruled for anti McCarren forces. The Appellate Division overruled, and Brookyn opponents appeal to the Court of Appeals from that ruling.
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Brookyn
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
Grape-Nuts and Postum Put Trial to Test
A reader letter extols Grape-Nuts and Postum alleging cure of indigestion nerves and insomnia. The testimonial claims improved sleep, no headaches, renewed energy, and a suggestion to read The Road to Wellville. The ad notes the letters are genuine and periodically printed by Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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Gripe Sons
Tiesson
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Democratic Call for Monopolies Crackdown and State Reform
A lengthy speech argues against private monopolies and party misrule, urging strict enforcement of state laws, reduced commissions, and fair primaries. It champions local home rule, direct election of U S Senators, budget retrenchment, and accountability of state officials, urging voters to back Parker and Dem ticket.
Democrats avoid betting issue in state race
Chairman Conners of the Democratic State Committee says the anti-betting bill will not be made an issue. He notes upstate voters are not focused on racetrack laws, despite Buffalo Saratoga and New York racetrack towns’ interest. He sees Democrats likely to win the Legislature.
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Board of Supervisors
Dutchess County
New York
Conners
Democratic State Committee
Buffalo
Saratoga
Hughes
Lost convention moved after misdrawn district line
The Democratic convention in the South Congress District opened at 48 Madison Street but was found to lie outside the district. A new meeting site at 263 Grand Street, headquarters of the Florence J. Sullivan Association, was chosen. The event adjourned until next Tuesday.
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Sth
Congress District
Madison Street
Madison
Florence J. Sullivan
Big Tim” Sullivan
Little Tim” Sullivan
Max Levine
Philip Benjamin
Grand Street
Florence J. Sullivan Association
Four-In-Hand Spill In Dumpling Pond Road
Stamford dispatch reports William L. Marks's drag overturned on Hell Lane near Dumpling Pond. Several guests were injured from cuts and bruises including Mrs. Louis Taintor and Mrs. William Crane. Marks himself was hurt but escaped serious harm.
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Fhe Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Wiliam L. Marks
Hell Lane
Louis Taintor
Pelham
Williams. Crane
East 19Th Street
Flatbush
Paul Plunkett
Sound Beach
Anne Christie
Jersey City Heights
Charles Bertine
Manhattan Club
New York
Marks
William W. Williams
Sound Peach
Broadway
Young Roosevelt at Work in Thompsonville
Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrived in Thompsonville Connecticut and began work today as an office clerk at the Hartford Carpet Corporation. He will later move to the wool sorting department.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Wool
Bryan on Publicity Campaign Funds Clash in Lincoln
In Lincoln on October 1, William J. Bryan attacked Judge Taft and President Roosevelt over campaign contribution transparency. He argued contributions should be disclosed before elections to reveal influence, while expenditures show payments and obligations. He questioned Taft’s handling of Hughes and denied Ryan’s Nebraska fund contribution claims.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Fairview
Taft
Roosevelt
Hughes
Hiughes
Mr. Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Nebraska
Ryan
National Committee
Brice Insanity Commission Named In Lunacy Inquiry
Algernon S. Norton Dr A Valentine Wildman and Lemuel Prince were appointed a commission in lunacy yesterday to inquire into the mental condition of Stewart M Brice son of the late United States Senator Calvin S Brice The appointment was made by Justice Geigertch in the Supreme Court and a sheriff s jury will investigate Brice s condition The registration calls this year are Monday October 10 and Monday October 12 between 7 am and 10 pm.
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Algernon S. Norton
A. Valentine Wildman
Lemuel Prince
Stewart M. Brice
United States
Calvin & Brice
J. Kirkpatrick Brice
Stewart XI
Brice
Justice Geigertch
Supreme Court
Sheriffs Jury
Powder Magazine Explosion Hits Spencer Rail Yard
An explosion in a powder storage magazine at the Southern Railway yard in Spencer causes at least two deaths and twenty or more injuries. C. H. Layton of Raleigh and George Gould of Spencer are identified among the dead. others may be trapped. Fire destroys cars and numerous nearby buildings as shock and flames spread.
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Spencer, N. C
Spencer
Southern Railway Company
C. H. Layton
Raleigh
George Gould
Spencer Shop
Layton
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Schoharie
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Rochester
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Mr. Taft
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Watertown
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