Trouble in New Law Draws Fire From Polls and Incidents
Readable text outlines friction around the new registry law as Republicans accuse Tammany of sowing confusion. An inspector N a j e l Holser was attacked near a registration booth and hospitalized. Officials discuss how to interpret required residence information and potential legal penalties for aiding voter fraud.
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Tammany
Najel Holser
Elstreet
Nassau
East 12Th Street
Bellevue Hospital
Heiser
Holser
James E. March
J. B. G. Rinehart
No. 54
West 40Th Street
Rinehart
March
Jessee
E. F. Finch
Republican County Committee
M Finch
Herbert Parsons
Dooling
Board of Elections Teom Corporation
Pendleton A
Finch
Parsons
Corporation Counsel
Board of Elections
Wiliam Leary
Superintendent of Elections
Tammany Hall
Fox
National Democratic Club
Sixth Avenue
East 50Th Street
East Side
San Juan Negro District
Mexican Diet Linked to Restored Energy and Wellness
A reader from Mexico describes digestive relief after switching from a traditional diet to Grape-Nuts and cream, with improved heart and nerve symptoms and renewed ability for mental work. He notes better stamina on a bike, easier daily tasks, and a general sense of nourishment, praising Postum Co. and the Salvation of well being.
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Mexico
Republic
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Registration Reminder Near Deadline Tonight
Do not fail to have your name on the enrollment books before 10 o'clock tonight. Registry closes at that time and opens at 7 a.m. Better register early.
Bryan resumes attack in Havelock Nebraska crowd
William J. Bryan arrived from Lincoln and spoke to railroad shop workers. He attacked Speaker Cannon, Sherman, Taft, and argued for direct election of Senators and labor planks in the Denver platform while accusing Republicans of secret campaign funding. He said the Democratic party supports labor legislation.
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Havelock
Neb
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Denver
Cannon
Sherman
Taft
United States
Bryan
Hearst Attacks Kern as Tool of Taggart in Los Angeles
Hearst blasts Democratic VP nominee Kern as a Taggart puppet. He cites Kern’s 1899 Indianapolis City Attorney appointment, a Vanderbilt system connection via a Big Four pass, and Archbold letters as proof. The piece urges readers to register at Manhattan or The Bronx polling sites.
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Los Angeles
W. R. Hearst
Mr. Kern
Thomas Taggart
Hearst
Kern
Indianapolis
Taggart
Vanderbilt
Archbold
Depew
Mr. Archbold
Broadway
Senator
John D. Archbold
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Central Depot
City
Tom Taggart
President Roosevelt commends Hamilton Fish for resignation
President Roosevelt replies to Hamilton Fish in Washington thanking him for his service and accepting his resignation as Assistant Treasurer of the United States in New York City. Roosevelt says Fish may do more useful work in Congress and extends best wishes. Fish had accepted the Republican nomination for Congress in the 21st District.
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Hamilton Fish
United States
Roosevelt
Fish
Congress
White House
Washington
Mr. Fish
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
The
New York
21St
Kings Congress Nominations in Brooklyn District Conventions
Democratic conventions in six Brooklyn districts named candidates for Congress. District 2 listed Harry Snook and George Maher. District 4 included James Maher and John J. Fitzgerald. Adjourned until October.
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Democratic Congress
Brooklyn
Cone Ots Dist
Dist
Fhlindsay
Harry Snook
George
James Maher
Ward to Visit President to Discuss New York State Situation
National Committeeman William L. Ward will travel to Washington in the coming days to brief President Roosevelt on the political conditions in New York State, including the observations of Westchester leaders. Ward plans to convey the local perspective and conditions as he perceives them.
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National
Wiliam L. Ward
Washington
New York State
Westchester
Roosevelt
Tde
Hewitt Compromise Named for 40th District Senate
In Cortland Oregon? wait. No. Charles J. Hewitt of Locke Cayuga County won the Republican nomination for state senator in the 40th District after a disputed convention over Senator Wilcox anti racetrack stance. Delegates were torn as Woodruff shifted support to Hewitt to avoid Wilcox's control. Hewitt filed his nomination papers in Albany as the clock ran out. Register to vote urged with urgency.
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Tribune
Auburn
Benjamin M. Wilcox
Ito Kelsey
Charles E. Hughes
Charles J. Hewitt
Locke
Woodruff
Cortland
Wilcox
Harry T. Dayton
Cayuga
Lusk
Dayton
Davis
Cortland County
Hughes
Mangin
Seneca County
Cayuga County
Hewitt
Hewitt-Wilcox Coal Company
Church Federation
Syracuse
Empire State Express
Albany
Secretary of State
Longworth denies Roosevelt candidacy remark
Cincinnati October 5 Representative Nicholas Longworth denied claims that in Rock Island he proposed Roosevelt run after Taft. He stated he spoke to back Taft now and would support another state for the next nomination, with no candidate in mind.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
East
Rock Island
Taft
Roosevelt
Longworth
Nothing on Mack says Conners amid election talk
William J. Conners says there is nothing on State Chairman Mack despite hearsay and past rumors. He notes Mack’s name change from Norman F. McEachren and asserts there is no scandal, joking that he fought Mack for fifteen years and would have found anything by now.
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William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Mack
Hearst
Foraker
Haskell
Norman F. McEachren
Canada
McEachren
Mr. Mack
William R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Chairman Mack
Tribune
Conners
Buffalo
Mr. Conners
Nominations for Legislature Across New York Districts
Republican and Democratic parties across Kingston Rochester Troy Albany Utica and Oneida nominate candidates for Senate and Assembly. Nominees include John N Cordis John J McInerney Walter J Legrys John G Vanetten Henry A Maley John W Manley Cyrus W Phillips and Harry M Schall with party affiliations and districts noted.
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Rochester, Orto
Monroe County
Cyrus W. Phillips
Harry M. Schall
Standard Oil Answers to Ohio Bribery Charge
Cleveland, Oct. 5. S H Tolles, attorney for Standard Oil, issued a statement defending the company against charges that it offered a bribe to Former Attorney General F S Monnett to drop prosecutions. The document recounts prior press reports, denials, and letters urging Monnett to name the alleged briber, and it denies any Standard Oil connection. It notes Monnett filed information in April and that the Supreme Court later struck the information for lack of evidence. It also rejects Monnett’s claim that 23 ledgers were burned as false.
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Cleveland
S. H. Tolles
Kline
Marietta
Monnett
Messrs. Elliott and
Beealf
Standard Oil Company
New York
F. S. Monnett
Ynio
George Hice
Supreme Court Oo
Toledo
Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Cleveland Leader
Toledo Blade
Ohio State Journal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Trust
New York World
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Standard of
M. F. Elirott
Virgil P. Kline
Standard Ofl
Standard
Supreme Court
Squires
Standard Oo Company
Democratic Assembly Nominations Listed by Conventions
Delegates named a slate of candidates through AD nominee entries including William R. Donihee Patrick J. Merath John F. Murphy George W Kaumann William T. Kelleher Thomas A. Brennan Irving J. Joseph Herbert L. Riker Walter N. Seligsberg Louis A. Cuvillier Abraham Greenberg Jesse Silberman Philip J Schmidt Charles Stein John V. Sheridan.
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William RR. Donihee
Patrick J. Merath
John F. Murphy
George W. Kaumann
William T. Kelleher
Thomas A. Brennan
Irving J. Joseph
Herbert L. Riker
Walter N. Seligsberg
Louis A. Cuvillier
Abraham Greenberg
Jesse Silberman
Philip J Schmidt
Charles Stein
John V. Sheridan
Governor Haskell Demands Osage Lease Details From Roosevelt
Open letter from Oklahoma Governor Haskell accuses President Roosevelt of mishandling the 680000 acre Osage land lease to Prairie Oil and Gas. He cites missing royalty terms, asks for revocation, and threatens to bring the issue to Congress. He names Standard Oil figures involved and urges protection for Osage citizens.
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Guthrie, Ohia
Roosevelt
Haskell
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Indian Territory
Standard Oil Company
Washington
Edwin B. Foster
Indiana
Foster
Congress
Messrs
Guffey
Barnsdale
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Congress of
United States
Secretary Straus Plans Campaign Tour in Late October
Secretary Straus announced he will dedicate the week of October 26 to campaigning in New York delivering speeches in the city. He is ready to continue speaking through Election Day if dates are assigned. He will speak in Cleveland October 19 Indianapolis October 20 Chicago October 2 St. Louis October 2 Louisville October 23 and possibly in Maryland next week.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Straus
New York
Bureau of the National Committee
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Maryland
Bryan denies opposing soldiers pensions in interview
W. J. Bryan, in Lingela Nebraska, says he never spoke against pensions and has always endorsed liberal pension policies. He responds to a clipping claiming an 1892 speech opposed pensions, asserting his platforms favored pensions.
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Lingela
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Congress
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Troy
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Albany County
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Stewart Hartshorn
Standard Oil
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James A. Foley
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Martin G McCue
Mark Goldberg
O. Strom Et Fils
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la Belle Jardiniere
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London
Sakts & Company
Weeh Street
Grand Stand
Plaza Hotel
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GEO. E. Marsters
W. 30Th St
New York Transportation Co
49Th St
Eighth Ave
Republican
Dhe Guy
Edward R. Finch
Lawyers’ Committee On Registration
New York County
Promx
New York Telephone Company
125Th Street
150Th Street
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