Sherman in Indiana makes a rapid trip
James S. Sherman traveled through Indiana at high speed on a special train covering nine towns from Evansville to Elkhart. He spoke at Muncie Terre Haute and Marion, defending Republican policies and criticizing Bryan. He urged Kern's attendance at the White House inauguration and highlighted Republican enacted laws.
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Elkhart
Ind
James S. Sherman
Indiana
Evansville
Indianapolis
John W
Muncie
Sherman
Wabash
Marion
North Manchester
Anderson
Sunny Jim
National Soldiers’ Home
Shearn Hits Chanler in Upstate Independence Rally
Clarence J. Shearn, running on the Independence ticket, opened the upstate campaign in Syracuse with a broad attack on Bryanism and Haskellism and Republican ties to Standard Oil. He urged a new deal and a new party while criticizing Chanler for inaction on issues like gas pricing, transfers, franchise tax collection, and subway funding. The East Side audience pressed for Chanler’s stance on Metro politan issues and rapid relief for taxed, underserved communities.
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Syracuse
Clarence J. Shearn
Independence Party
Upstate
Mr. Shearn
Standard Oil
Mr. Chanler
East Side
New York
Gas Trust
Chanler
President Roosevelt Not Planning Campaign Speech Tour
Reports that President Roosevelt would tour the country to back Taft are denied by the White House. A Lincoln Nebraska rumor, relayed to William Jennings Bryan, said Roosevelt planned at least six speeches ending in San Francisco.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
San Francisco
Reliance
Fairbanks Speech in Lebanon Emphasizes Tariff and Rail Regulation
Vice President Fairbanks spoke in Lebanon Indiana outlining tariff revision as central to policy, urging protective duties with flexible maximums. He criticized railroad monopolies, defended recent regulations, and warned against corporate combinations under Taft. He also urged currency reform and praised national credit.
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Lebanon
Ind
Fairbanks
Republican Party
National Convention
Miust
Straus Praises Tuberculosis Congress Declaration
Nathan Straus lauded the International Congress on Tuberculosis for declaring tuberculosis may be transmitted from cow to man. He called the finding a charter of freedom from the scourge and urged pasteurization of milk to stamp out the disease worldwide. Straus has long fought TB by distributing pasteurized milk and promoting pasteurization plants.
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Washington
Nathan Straus
International Congress On
Congress
Straus
John S. Fulton
Lawrence F. Flick
Mr. Straus
New York
McBride Renominated by Republicans at Adjourned Convention
John McBride was renominated for member of the Assembly from the Kings County fifth district at an adjourned Republican convention held last night. He was 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 Amid Democratic Reorientation
The meeting at Hoffman House brought William F. Sheehan to aid Parker’s campaign four years after his link to Ryan interests. Amid money concerns and shifts away from Bryanism, Francis Burton Harrison led a session with Murphy and Conners present. The group discussed fundraising and turnout strategy, with attention on criticizing Hughes and avoiding Bryan advocacy.
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Parker
Thomas F. Ryan
State Committee
Sheehan
Hoffman House
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Francis Burton Harrison
William F. Sheehan
Charles F. Murphy
William J. Conners
A. A. McLean
D. Cady Herrick
Denis O’brien
Watertown
Thomas F. Conway
Clinton County
William 5. Roche
Maurice M. Wall
Erie
Frederick H. Allen
Westchester
John A. Mason
Mr. Sheehan
Harrison
Herrick
Tammany Hall
Ryan Traction
Murphy
Tammany
Hughes
Executive Committee
No Pacific Coast bids for new battleship plans
Washington reports no Pacific Coast firms submitting bids for the sister battleship to be built at the Brooklyn yard. Competition centers on Atlantic builders using departmental design to duplicate Florida and Utah in all essential aspects. General Grant urges new military ranges near Washington New York and Boston and a possible muskets school at Fort Ethan Allen. Orders issued for Army officers and noted ship movements in October.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Pacific Coast
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Utah
Smuggling Syndicate Busted at Port of Entry
Authorities reveal a multi month smuggling ring moved coral jewelry and gloves into the United States via passengers. About $20 000 in goods seized and stored at Appraiser's Stores. Several Italians from Brooklyn and Manhattan face prosecution for goods valued from 790 to 1200 dollars.
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Europe
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Doctor Has Nurse Arrested For Disorderly Conduct
Dr Edward B Bronson of 10 West 49th street caused the arrest last night of Mrs Minnie Carin a widow of 100 West 137th street on a charge of disorderly conduct. Patrolman Chief responded to a call and brought them to the station. Bronson claimed the nurse had been annoying him by calling for money. The night court discharged Mrs Carin after she promised not to annoy him again.
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Edward B. Bronson
No. 10
West 49Th Street
Minnie Carin
West 137Th Street
East List Street
Bronson
Carin
Coffee Habit Change Compromised by Coffee Blend
The discussion notes that quitting coffee abruptly is seen as too hard so people mix Postum with a small amount of coffee. It suggests this compromise delays full recovery from coffee dependence compared with using pure Postum.
Coffee Habit Enslaves Many Says Postum Users
A Wash housewife describes severe headaches nausea and nervous symptoms from coffee. She switched to Postum, noting headaches and palpitations vanished within days and mood improved after about a week. She endorses Postum as a safe coffee substitute and mentions a booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Postum O
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Army officers begin first fifty mile test walk for endurance
Seven officers at Governor's Island join about twenty six walkers in a 50 mile test over two days instead of 90 miles. The Brooklyn start at Prospect Park to Coney Island route ran 17 miles yesterday. Leaders include Lieutenant Colonel Brechemin and majors Holloway Robinson Edwards Kimball Skerrett and Campbell. Offi cers expect pain today but aim to finish ahead of schedule.
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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 flotilla commanded by Lieutenant Charles E. Courtney consisting of the Octopus Viper Tarantula and Cuttlefish arrived at the Brooklyn navy yard after a record voyage. The Octopus towed the Hist for two days after engine failure and the flotilla then proceeded to port from Monotauk Point. The plan to sail to Hampton Roads was disrupted by the Yankee accident.
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Philadelphia
Birmingham
Newport
Yorktown
Bremerton
Norfolk
Barney
Calgoa
Manila Bay
Navy Yard
New York
Washington
Hercules
Wreck
Buffalo
Panama
San Francisco
Alabama
Maine
Gibraltar
Ponta Delener
Solace
Suva
Page Page
Honoulu
Charles E. Courtney
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Montauk Point
Hampton Roads
Lieutenant Evans on Trial for Court Martial
The court martial convened aboard the Vermont to try Lieutenant Frank T. Evans son of Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans. Charges and specifications were read and the court adjourned to begin testimony tomorrow with a seven officer panel and the prosecution by Major Williams. Republicans urged immediate registration to vote, warning that delays could cost the party votes.
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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 Strive to Register in New York
Suffragists led by Dr Julia Seaton Sears attempt to register in three districts but are turned away as election rules require male voters. Photographers are ejected from booths while inspectors promise to help revise laws. Miss Mary Coleman will try again Saturday, with possible mandamus action if registration is refused.
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Mary Coleman
Julia Seaton Sears
New Thought Church
Carnegie Hall
Gertrude Collis
Eighth Avenue
Helen Murphy
West 14Th Street
Sears
T. W. Sears
Colorado
New York State
United States
Elmer S. Davidson
New Thought
No. 97
Sixth Avenue
Miss Coleman
Mr. Coulter
Miss Collis
Lenox Avenue
Thomas J. Brady
Miss Murphy
Davidson
Brady
Julius Brussel
State W C T U Elects Officers in New York
Poughkeepsie October 5 Mrs Frances W Graham of Lockport was reelected president of the New York State Woman s Christian Temperance Union at the state convention today Other officers reelected include Mrs Helen L Bullock Elmira vice president Cora D Graham Syracuse corresponding secretary W H Hutchinson Owego recording secretary Ellen L Tenney Albany treasurer Effie M Lambert Seneca Castle general secretary Y branch and Mary B Weed Ithaca Loyal Temperance Legion general secretaries All were reelected except Hutchinson who fills the vacancy left by the death of Mrs C A Fairchild of Montgomery Also noted are tan boots with white suede tops and tan leather trim.
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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
Effie M. Lambert
Seneca Castle
Mary Bb. Weed
Ithaca
Loyal Temperance Legion
A. G. Fairchild
Montgomery
Women's Public Speaking Club Formed to Train Orators
Several hundred women join a new Woman's Public Speaking Club at the West Side YMCA auditorium starting October 15. A Yale professor will guide weekly sessions where twenty five women recite excerpts and learn inflection and pacing. Suffragist members hope the course bolsters female enfranchisement before the 1912 election.
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Woman's
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
West 17Th Street
Yale
Hamlet
Shelley
Tribune
Io America
Women's Clubs Join Fight Against Tuberculosis Crusade
Washington October 5 The American Federation of Women's Clubs with 800000 members pledged active support for tuberculosis education at the New National Museum tuberculosis exposition. Speakers included Mrs Philip N Moore Mrs Rufus Williams Dr F M Pottenger Dr William C Woodward and Dr Fox Artz noted Navajo Indians had the lowest mortality from tuberculosis. Dr Pottenger urged clubs as best means to spread facts and dispel hereditary theories and promote transmission prevention.
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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
Fox
Phenix. Artz
Pottenger
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John L. Phillips
Charles R. Lloyd
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Fred H. Baird
1Th Infantry
Fort McIntosh
Frank W. Dawson
James B. Hickey
Henry F. Schroeder
Philippine Scouts
A. m. Etter
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
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Axminster Carpets
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