Foraker Ethics Aide Questions in Senator’s Defense
Cincinnati Oct 7 Senator Foraker released a statement challenging calls for action against him. He reviews charges and legal ethics about services for clients and argues employment was proper, compensation fair, and any scrutiny should target the companies or the contracting parties, not his conduct as a public official. He asserts courts remain open and calls for formal, fair proceedings if charges exist.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Hearst
Roy
al- Pach
Mr. Hearst
United States
Congress
Emil
Qghioompany
Senate
Cin- Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
General Electric
Bell Telenow
United Cult
Sber Ofonongress
Fawyer
Labor Vote Not Deliverable Says Boston Union Chief
President Norman E. Mc Posil of the Boston Typographical Union writes to Weather Bureau Chief Willis L. Moore that organized labor will not and should not deliver its vote to any party or man. He says unions as citizens should weigh party platforms and vote in the country’s best interests.
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Boston Typographical Union
Washington
Norman E. McPosil
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Providenc
Humphrey Declines to Dodge Trouble in Republican Club
Humphrey, a secretary for Constr a, confirms he sent circulars criticizing the Roosevelt administration and Senator Foraker. He says he will not run away, defends the circular as a fight for justice and denies it being an attack on Judge Taft.
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BR Humphrey
The
Constra
Tribune
Andrew B. Humphrey
Rooseveltt
Foraker
Browneville
Humphrey
Republican Club
Taft
McCarren Fight Moves to Court of Appeals
Albany October 1 The McCarren faction battles to control Kings County Democracy with a mandamus action against New York Board of Elections to name inspectors. Justice Kelly denied the writ. Appellate Division sided with opponents and they appeal to the Court of Appeals from that ruling.
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Albany
Sen@tor PH. McCarren
Kings County Democracy
McCarren
Board of Elections of New York
Supreme Court
Kelly
Appellate Division
Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Appellate di Visor Se
Grape Nuts advertised as cure for bilious indigestion
A reader testimonial from Troy credits Grape-Nuts with ending years of bilious sick ache and severe indigestion. The letter says symptoms eased, sleep improved, headaches stopped, and the writer now feels healthy after using the cereal daily.
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Abielos
Liear
Troy
Sa “Eason
Postam Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Democratic Rally Speech Attacks Monopolies in New York
The speech denounces private monopoly and trust abuses, urges strict enforcement of state laws, and argues for local home rule and direct election of U S Senators. It critiques Governor Hughes, favors budget retrenchment, and calls for economy and responsible state governance.
Registration Days Set for October Voting
This year registration occurs on October 5 6 10 and 12 from 7 a m to 10 p m. Eligible voters must register on one of these days to be able to vote.
Democrats avoid betting issue in state race
Chairman Conners of the Democratic State Committee says the anti-betting bill is not an issue. He notes upstate voters show little interest while racetrack towns like New York Buffalo and Saratoga are affected but not decisive. He believes Democrats have a good chance to win the Legislature.
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Conners
Democratic State Committee
New York
Buffalo
Saratoga
Hughes
Dill
Lost Convention Starts Over At New Meeting Site
After the Democratic convention in the South Congress District began at No 48 Madison Street it was found the hall lay outside the district. A new venue was chosen at No 263 Grand Street headquarters of the Florence J Sullivan Association. The convention adjourned to 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 Injures Stamford Party and Guests
William L Marks's drag overturned on Hell Lane near Dumpling Pond injuring several guests. Serious injuries include Mrs. Louis Taintor with brain concussion and a cut knee. Mrs Crane with facial cuts and bruises. Mrs Plunkett with a dislocated shoulder. Mrs Christie with internal injuries. Charles Bertine with bruises. Mr Marks with cuts and bruises. and William W Williams who nearly lost an eye. Marks, a longtime whip and artificial limbs manufacturer, lives in Sound Beach and operates with his brothers at 701 Broadway New York. the accident was his first in twenty years of coaching.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Wiliam L. Marks
Paul Plunkett
Sound Beach
Anne Christie
Jersey City Heights
Charles Bertine
Manhattan Club
New York
Marks
William W. Williams
William W. Williams, His First Footman, Had His Eye Almost Gouged Out Mr. Marks
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 plant. He will later move to the wool sorting department at the same facility.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Wool
Bryan on Publicity in Campaign Contributions Debate
Lincoln Neb October 1 Mr Bryan attacks Judge Taft Roosevelt publicity stance on campaign donors. He contrasts before election contributions with expenditures, argues pre election disclosure reveals influence and predatory funding, and challenges Taft's defense of contributions from trust magnates while noting Hughes case. He cites Ryan claim and Nebraska fund details.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Fairview
Taft
Roosevelt
Brian
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Tait
Commission in lunacy appointed for Stewart Brice case
Algernon S Norton Dr A Valentine Wildman and Samuel Prince were named to investigate Stewart N Brice mental condition. The commission was requested by J Kirkpatrick Brice and appointed by Justice Geigerich in the Supreme Court. A sheriff's jury will hear the case. registration days are Monday October 10 and October 12 between 7 am and 10 pm.
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Algernon S Norton
Justice Geigerich
Supreme Court
Powder magazine explosion devastates Spencer with multiple deaths
An explosion at a Southern Railway powder storage magazine in Spencer North Carolina killed at least two men C H Layton and George Gould and injured twenty or more. Fire and shock wrecked most nearby buildings and consumed twenty or more cars as crews battled the blaze. Layton and another man were buryied under debris while the other rescuer survived.
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Spencer, N. C
Spencer
Southern Railway Company
C. H. Layton
Raleigh
George Gould
Spencer Shop
Layton
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McArren
Paul
Gibraltar
Aghes
Republican Party
Empire State
Hill
Jefferson
Hamilton
Syracuse
Ple
Democratic Party
Empire
Parker
Board of Supervisors
Dutchess County
Chanler
George M. Palmer
Schoharie
Albert Haight
Rochester
Big Tim
Meeting Place
W. L. Marks
Young Roosevelt
Oatler-Wrade
Mr. Taft
Ryan
Nebraska
National Committee
Brice Insanity Commission
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
Fifth Avenue
Carbona
Economy Carbona Products CO
Burnet St
Newark
N. J
Garfield
Hart
Waterbury
Conm
Tuttlenoo
Watertown
James M Gar
James Garfield
Interior
Carlton
Cluett, Peabody 2 Co
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