Sherman in Indiana Makes a Rapid Trip
James H. Sherman led a fast one day train tour across Indiana visiting Evansville Terre Haute Muncie Wabash Marion North Manchester and Anderson. He spoke at each stop praising Republican achievements criticized Bryan and urged Kern to attend the March inauguration. The trip featured high speed runs and a platform mishap but drew large crowds.
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Elkhart
Ind
James 8
Sherman
Kern
White House
Terre Haute
Muncie
Wabash
Marion
North Manchester
Anderson
Sunny Jim
Indiana
Bryan
Shearn Initiates Upstate Campaign in Syracuse Speech
Clarence J. Shearn, Independence party gubernatorial candidate, opened the upstate campaign in Syracuse. He attacked Bryanism and Haskellism, criticized Republicans for links to Standard Oil, and urged a new deal and a new party. He pressed Chanler on gas rates taxation subway funds and unpaid franchise taxes.
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Syracuse
Clarence J. Shearn
Independence Party
Upstate
Mr. Shearn
Standard Oil
Mr. Chanler
East Side
New York
Gas Trust
Have &Cent
Chanier
Big City
Chanler
President Roosevelt’s stance on Taft stump tour
White House denies any plan by President Roosevelt to campaign for Taft. Reports circulate that he may start a traveling speaking tour, delivering at least six speeches across the country, ending in San Francisco, with details reaching Mr. Bryan from trusted eastern sources.
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Washington
Oct
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
San Francisco
Reliance
Fairbanks Addresses Campaign Crowd in Lebanon Indiana
Vice President Fairbanks spoke to support Republican policy in a Lebanon Indiana rally. He touched on private life, GOP achievements, tariff revision, railroad regulation, and antitrust stance, urging voters to choose between closely aligned party platforms and urging currency reform and sound national credits.
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Lebanon
Ind
Fairbanks
Republican Party
Straus Praises Tuberculosis Congress Call for Milk Pasteurization
Nathan Straus lauded the International Congress on Tuberculosis for declaring tuberculosis may be transmitted from cow to man. He urged pasteurization of milk and elimination of tuberculous dairy cows as essential to wiping out the disease, noting the congress marks a historic triumph of science.
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Washington
Nathan Straus
International Congress On
Congress
Straus
John S. Fulton
Lawrence F. Flick
Washington Congress
McBride Renominated at Kings County Assembly Convention
John McBride was renominated for the New York Assembly from Kings County's district at an adjourned Republican convention held last night. He was also nominated on the Independence party ticket on Saturday night.
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John McBride
Kings County
Mr. McBride
Independence Party
Sheehan Aids Parker Campaign Ties to Ryan Interests
William F. Sheehan, linked to the Thomas F. Ryan traction interests, led a key Democratic State Executive Committee meeting as money and strategy dominated the agenda. Francis Burton Harrison chaired. discussion focused on funding, campaign direction away from Bryan policies, and mobilizing the vote while criticizing the Hughes administration.
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Parker
Thomas F. Ryan
Democratic State Executive
State Committee Ismittee
Sheehan
Hoffman House
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Francis Burton Harrison
William F. Sheehan
Charles F. Murphy
William J. Conners
Harrison
Herrick
Tammany Hall
Ryan Traction
Murphy
Tammany
Hughes
Pacific Coast shipbuilding bids limited to Atlantic yards
The Navy Department indicates no Pacific Coast firms will bid the new battleship sister to the Brooklyn yard vessel. Plans and specifications requests signal Atlantic coast competition, while the department favors a duplicate Florida Utah design. Plans for musketry school near Washington and Boston elevations are discussed by General Grant.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Pacific Coast
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Utah
Smuggling Syndicate at Work Across Ports
Federal officials report a months long smuggling ring operating through Europe to bring coral jewelry gloves and other goods into the United States. About $20000 in goods were seized and sent to the Appraiser's Stores. Several Italians in Brooklyn and Manhattan face possible prosecution for smuggling valued between $790 and $1200 each.
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Europe
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Doctor Arrests Nurse Over Alleged Harassment
Dr Edward B Bronson of West 49th Street caused the arrest of Minnie Carin a widow of West 137th Street on a disorderly conduct charge after a telephone call to East List street station. Magistrate Herrman discharged Carin after she promised not to annoy the doctor again.
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Edward B. Bronson
No. 10
West 49Th Street
Minnie Carin
West 137Th Street
East List Street
Bronson
Carin
Compromising Coffee Quit Strategy Cited
The text notes people avoid abrupt coffee quitting by blending Postum with small amounts of coffee. It argues this is not strictly business and results in a slower recovery from coffee highs compared to using pure Postum.
Coffee Habit Tied to Heart and Nerve Strains
A Wash housewife shares how long term coffee use caused headaches and illness and how switching to Postum cured her symptoms. She reports improved health after about a week and three years of Postum use, praising boiling it for 15 minutes and noting no harm. The endorsement ends with the slogan There’s a Reason and a reference to Postum Co. brochures.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Army Officers Endure Fifty Mile First Test Walk From Governor's Island
Twenty six officers aged forty one to sixty three began a three day fifty mile test walk instead of a ninety mile ride. Lieutenant Colonel Brechemin led seven aboard from Prospect Park to Coney Island and back. The group completed seventeen miles yesterday at a four mile an hour pace and expect to finish ahead of schedule today despite stiffness.
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United States Army
Governor’s Island
Old Point Comfort
New London
Conn
Governor's Island
Prospect Park
Coney Island Avenue
Coney Island
Submarine flotilla arrives at Brooklyn navy yard
The Newport based submarine flotilla led by Lt. Charles E. Courtney with ships Octopus Viper Tarantula and Cuttlefish reached the Brooklyn navy yard after a record voyage. The Octopus acted as tug for the Hist for two days off Montauk Point before the trio of sister ships reached port. The plan to voyage from Newport to Hampton Roads was interrupted by an accident to the Yankee.
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Newport
Charles E. Courtney
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Montauk Point
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Court martial begins for Lt. Frank T. Evans aboard Vermont
The court with Admiral Robley D. Evans’s son Lt. Frank T. Evans convened on the battleship Vermont in Manila. Charges and specifications were read and the panel adjourned to resume testimony tomorrow as the expert panel and officers, including Captains Schroeder Potter Howard and Maj Williams, proceed with the case. The notice closes with a political registration appeal urging Republicans to register to vote.
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Manila
Frank T. Evans
Robley D. Evans
Vermont
Seaton Schroeder
W. P. Potter
T. B. Howard
L. C. Bertollete
H. C. Scales
L. M
Women at polls try to register in New York
Suffragettes led by Dr Julia Sears and Mary Coleman attempt to register at three districts in New York. Inspectors cite male voter requirement as cause to deny, photographers are expelled from two booths, and organizers plan mandamus action if denied again.
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Mary Coleman
Julia Seaton Sears
New Thought Church
Carnegie Hall
Gertrude Collis
Eighth Avenue
Helen Murphy
Westith Street
Sears
T. W. Sears
Colorado
New York State
United States
Elmer S. Davidson
New Thought
Sixth Avenue
Miss Coleman
Mr. Coulter
Miss Collis
Lenox Avenue
Thomas J. Brady
Miss Murphy
Davidson
Brady
Julius Brussel
13Th Street
Seventh Avenue
State W. C. T. U. Elects Officers in New York Convention
Mrs Frances W. Graham of Lockport was reelected president of the New York State Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the state convention in Poughkeepsie. New officers include Mrs Helen L. Bullock Elmira vice president and Mrs Cora D. Graham Syracuse corresponding secretary. Mrs W H Hutchinson Owego recording secretary won the post after Mrs C A G Fairchild's death. Other reelected include Mrs Efe M Lambert Seneca Castle general secretary Y branch and Mrs Mary B Weed Ithaca general secretary Loyal Temperance Legion.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Frances W. Graham
Lockport
New York State Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Helen L. Bullock
Elmira
Cora D. Graham
Syracuse
W. H. Hutchinson
Owego
Ellen L. Tenney
Albany
Efe M. Lambert
Seneca Castle
Mary B. Weed
Ithaca
Loyal Temperance Legion
C. A. G. Fairchild
Montgomery
Women's Public Speaking Club Formed to Teach Oratory
Several hundred women join the Woman's Public Speaking Club in New York to learn inflection pausing and voice control. Yale professor leads weekly talks at West Side Auditorium beginning October 15, aiming to boost confidence and advocate suffrage before elections.
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Lears
Woman's
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
West Sidh Street
Yale
Hamlet
Shelley
Tribune
America
Women clubs join fight against tuberculosis crusade
Washington October 5 The American Federation of Women’s Clubs with 800000 members pledged support for tuberculosis education at a meeting in New National Museum. Mrs Philip N Moore presided as Dr F M Pottenger and Dr William C Woodward spoke on mortality rates and the need to dispel heredity myths about consumption.
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Washington
American Federation of Women’s Clubs
Philip N. Moore
St Louis
New National Museum
Moore
Rufus Williams
Boston
General Federation of Women's Clubs
F. M. Pottenger
Los Angeles
William C. Woodward
District of Columbia
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Broadway
Army and Navy News
ARMY
John van R. Hoff
Medical Corps
Philippines
William Stephenson
John L. Phillips
Charles R. Lloyd
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Columbia Barracks
Fred H. Baird
19Th Infantry
Fort McIntosh
Frank W. Dawson
Coloonel James B. Hickey
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Henry F. Schroeder
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Norfolk
Barney
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Manila Bay
Hercules
Buffalo
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Alabama
Maine
Gibraltar
Ponta Delgada
Solace
Suva
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Pector
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
U.S. A
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Wilton
Brussels
Axminster Carpets
19Th ST
Garpet
Stewart CO. Bway and Pistel
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Erle
Ote
Soran Yelly
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Enelists
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NEW York Tribune
W. HH. Taft
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