Bryan Asks Mr Bryan To Explain Campaign Allegations
The letter from Hisgen criticizes Bryan and his associates, accusing them of falsehoods over campaign funds and connections. It cites Mack, Haskell, Hearst, and other political figures, demanding direct answers from Bryan about alleged misstatements and loyalties. The exchange frames a demand for accountability amid a turbulent political moment.
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Annard Ov Company
Mack
Amourt
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Mack
Bryan
Mr Bryan
Mr. Haskell
Gun the Clouds
Hearst
Haskell
Mr. Hiseer
W. R. Hearst
Roosevelt
Senator Bafler
Senator McLaurin
Chanler Quiet Campaign Day In Buffalo
Lieutenant Governor Chanler led a quiet campaign tour from the southern tier into the lake counties. He spoke four brief times and pressed his economy in state administration message. He planned Niagara Orleans ties stops and two long evening speeches. He criticized increased state department staffing and commissions, urging leaner spending and focus on ordinary government duties.
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Buffalo
Hanter
Lake Counties
Niagara
Orleans
Chanler
Pitches Into Chanler Gains Mixed Crowds in Brooklyn
Speaker Kearn campaigned across three halls in Brooklyn including Prospect Avenue. Two thousand or more gathered at Prospect where fans hoped for disclosures. He criticized Hearst and Chanler, predicting future revelations Saturday, while defending Governor Taitchess County and attacking insurance probe disclosures.
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Kearn
Casino
Coney Island Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Fifth Avon Hall
Bedford Avenue
Prospect
Mr Shearn
WR. Hearst
Brooklyn
Shearn
Southern Democrats Meet in New York Cooper Union
The Association of Southern Democrats held a mass meeting at Cooper Union last night with Governor Swanson of Virginia and Senator Baron of Georgia. The hall overflowed as pro Southern tunes were cheered and a rebel yell rose after speeches. Swanson attacked Republican trust regulation and Roosevelt’s methods, urging protection and condemning extravagance, while praising labor as beneficial when fair. Baron spoke on trusts during his Connecticut speaking tour.
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Association of Southern Democrats
New York
Cooper Union
Swanson
Virginia
Baron
Georgia
Southland
Dixie
Kentucky
Republican Party
Roosevelt
America
Lincoln
Secretary Straus Falls Ill Halting Chicago Speech
Chicago October 2 Oscar S Straus secretary of commerce and labor was unable to speak tonight due to a loss of voice his speech here is postponed and he remains in Chicago awaiting improved condition while officials report a new date will be announced pending recovery
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Chicago
Oscar
Straus
Commerce and Labor
New Voting Districts Set After Borough Boundary Revision
The Board of Elections mapped 118 new districts across Manhattan Brooklyn Bronx and Queens after redrawing lines to accommodate overloaded districts. Detailed district allocations were prepared for each assembly district with changes noted. Richmond Borough saw no division. Voters will be mailed notices of new polling places and records will be photographed with 3,088 plates prepared for the 26 pages of each electors’ record books.
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Board of Elections
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Mack comments on Taft itinerary and New York’s role
Chairman Mack of the Democratic National Committee says Republican managers extended Judge Taft’s Indiana Ohio Wisconsin and Kansas itineraries implying they have abandoned hope there and focus on New York. He adds Democrats need New York to win and dismisses campaign fund buying as a spent idea while noting labor donations and regional donors to the DNC.
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Mack
Democratic National Committee
Taft
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Kansas
New York
New York State
Roosevelt
Knox
Bryan
Herman Ridder
McCoskry Butt
Bob” Davis
New Jersey
Jacob Cantor
The
Potters’ Union
Nebraska
Bryan and Mormonism in Idaho Dispatch
The Daily Bee will publish a Boise dispatch claiming William J. Bryan through his brother-in-law Thomas S. Allen tried to win Idaho Mormon votes by patronage promises. Allen, under an alias, met anti Mormon leaders Sept 23 24 at the Indannah Hotel and urged withdrawal from the fight. Two days later Senator Du Bois’ Idaho Scimitar suspended publication citing poverty.
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Sy Telegraph
Fhe Tribune
Omaha
The
Daily Bee
Boise
Idaho
William J. Bryan
Thomas S. Allen
Nebraska
Democratic Committee
du Bois
Allen
Indanha Hotel
J. L. Smith
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Mr. Allen
Idaho Scimitar
De Ford Praises Gov Hughes In Gloversville Meeting
John Temple Graves and William A. De Ford of the Independence party spoke to several hundred voters in Gloversville. Graves urged relief for workers through the party platform while De Ford praised Governor Hughes and his administration for policies aligned with Independence party aims.
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Gloversville
John Temple Graves
Independence Party
William A. de Ford
Amsterdam
Hughes
Hughes and Chanler Together on Two Campaign Stops
Governor Hughes and Lieutenant Governor Chanler will travel from Buffalo to Albion for a 2:35 arrival and hour stay while Chanler reaches Albion by 2:59 for a potential debate. Hughes then goes to Brockport for thirty minutes with Chanler reportedly to attend. The Governor’s route includes brief talks at Phelps Clifton Springs and Shortsville with short rear platform speeches.
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Hughes
Chanler
Buffalo
Albion
Mr. Chanler
Brockport
Phelps
Clifton Springs
Shortsville
Praise for Secretary Root by American Jewish leaders
The American Hebrew quoted Judge Mayer Sulzberger praising Secretary Root for asserting that Russia must honor the 1822 treaty with the United States or risk a termination of the pact. The remark calls Root’s stance a major advance in protecting Jewish citizens abroad and credits Roosevelt and the administration for standing firm on rights and diplomacy.
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American Hebrew
Philadelphia
Mayer Sulzberger
American Jewish Committee
Jacob HH. Schiff
Root
Russia
Schiff
Roosevelt
Reading Schedules for West 23d Street and Liberty Street Trains
Schedule fragment shows New York and New Jersey Central service running from 7 A M to 6 P M with parlor cars. Trains depart ten minutes before the hour from West 23d Street and on the hour from Liberty Street. The text also mentions morning noon and other listings truncated by OCR.
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New Jersey Central Reading
West 23d Street
Liberty Street
We Ain’t Goin to Buy This Election Says Conners
Democratic state chairman Conners declares there is no money to buy the election and demands a square deal so every eligible voter can register. He outlines a 500 lawyer strong law committee to prevent fraud and prosecute offenders, offering a 1000 dollar reward for evidence leading to jail.
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Conners
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Alton BP. Parker
D. Cady Herrick
John RB. Stanchfield
Denis O’brien
Watertown
Dennis B. Luce
Ogdensburg
Perry Belmont
Hempstead
Thomas F. Carmody
Penn Yan
Charles N. Bulger
Oswego
Pennsylvania
Canada
Chanler
Mr. Chanler
T’nderstand
Herrick
Hughes
McCarren
Chanier
Bryan Begins Reply on West Virginia Campaign Tour
William J. Bryan toured West Virginia on October 22 delivering speeches in the Ohio Kanawha and New River valleys. He urged farmers to back the Democratic ticket and defended Samuel Gompers against President Roosevelt's criticism. In coal regions he spoke on labor issues and warned workers against coercion. His notable Charleston stop drew large crowds as he noted apron waving by women. He left for New York at 10:30 AM over the Chesapeake and Ohio line.
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Hinton
W. Va
William J. Bryane
West Virginia
Ohio
Kanawha
New River
Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charleston
Thurmond
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
New York
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Bryan on Panic Past and Present
William J. Bryan recalled a date of last year linking the financial panic to President Roosevelt and the Republicans, but he blamed criminals and unscrupulous financiers rather than officials or the sheriff. He urged that predatory wealth exploited the nation.
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Bryan
Punished for Pernicious Activity. Washington Brief
The Civil Service Commission reprimanded and suspended fifteen days without pay J H Fordham deputy collector of internal revenue at Orangeburg for taking part in a Republican convention at Columbia. Robert A Stewart temporary deputy collector and Clarendon County executive committee chairman was reprimanded. R O Pierce Mare Island Navy Yard employee seeking supervisor post was discharged. Clyde Knock Independence letter carrier and candidate for District Court clerk resigned to avoid dismissal.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
J. H. Fordham
Internal Revenue
Orangeburg
Columbia
Robert A. Stewart
Clarendon County
S. C
R. O. Pierce
Mare Island Navy Yard
Clyde Knock
Independence
Kan
Doctor kills self after manslaughter case in New York
Dr Irving J Cook fifty six year old physician registered as James Parker at the Waldorf yesterday afternoon then shot himself in the heart and took cyanide after being held on a first degree manslaughter charge for a fatal operation on a Summit New Jersey girl. A note to his wife at 246 West 39th Street accompanied the act. Bail had been set at ten thousand dollars.
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Irving J. Cook
West 39Th Street
the Waldorf
Cook
Summit, N. J
Bellevue Hospital
James Parker
New York City
Dr. Cook
Barry Clark
Stop Campaign Levies In Civil Service
Albany reports the State Civil Service Commission sent a resolution to heads of state and county departments inviting details of any violations of Section 24 Civil Service law. It prohibits political contributions solicitations and assessments. The commission will relay findings to the Governor or grand jury for action.
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Albany
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Law
Martial law in Samburg as Night Riders case provokes steps
Governor Patterson with state troops imposes martial law near Samburg Tennessee after Captain Rankin murder. Two Lake County arrests reported. Police plan to escort witnesses to next week's special court on Night Rider cases. Colonel Taylor heads home with armed guard. special judge Swiggart to preside. sheriff lists seventy five suspects as crackdown intensifies.
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Tribune
Union City
Tenn
Patterson
Samburg
Quenton Rankin
Lake County
Memphis
R. Z. Taylor
Trenton
Tiptonville
Dyersburg
Caldwell
W. H. Swiggart
Haynes
Rankin
Red Cross to Start Brooklyn Day Tuberculosis Camp
Brooklyn branch of the American National Red Cross led by William H. Taft plans a city day camp in Brooklyn within a year. Fundraising will mainly come from Christmas stamp sales. aim is annual costs of about 34,000. Dr Greatworth R Butler elected president. Bird S Coler named executive chair and Borough President. past Health Dept effort blocked by injunction.
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Brooklyn
American National Red Cross
William H. Taft
Barnard Club
Remsen Street
Bureau of Charities
Red Cross
Board of Health
Greatworth R. Butler
Joshua M. van Cett
Tunis G. Bergen
Thomas R. French
Thomas W. Hynes
J. W. Cameron
Iw. & Humphreys
Bird S. Coler
Used Carriages Offered As Trade-Ins For Studebaker Autos
Old carriage customers switched to Studebaker automobiles and traded their carriages as part payment. We now stock several desirable slightly used Broughams Victorias Station Wagons and other carriages, many in excellent condition, offered at attractive prices. Studebaker Bros Co of New York Broadway and Seventh Avenue Tucker Bryant phone 33547.
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Studebaker
Bill Monroe Again By Telegraph To The Tri Hackensack N J
A phone message to Prosecutor Koester reports John Monroe and George Smith carried out an assault and robbery near Hackensack. Fritz Hermits of Paterson was found unconscious with facial injuries after being attacked with a bottle and robbed of $20. Deputies chased suspects who surrendered after a gun display. Billy Monroe’s wife was linked to John Monroe’s house. The men were jailed in Bergen County.
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Tri Hackensack
N. J
Camp Gaw
Bill” Monroe
John
Paterson
Koester
Hackensack
Bonnema
Courter
Fritz Hermits
North West Street
John Monroe
George Smith
Desperado
Billy Monroe
Bergen County
General Howard Voiced Support for Taft in Ohio
General O O Howard arrived from New York and will stump the state for Taft through the campaign. He spoke at a camp fire meeting in Memorial Hall tonight in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
O. O. Howard
New York
Mr. Taft
Memorial Hall
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Thomas L. Hisgen
Ind
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Ting
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Gov. Swanson
Senator Bacon
Recon
Aiso
Connecticut
Secretary Straus
Omaha Bee
DE Ford
Gov. Hughes
MR. Root
Gompers
Binghamton
Owego
Reefers Athletic
Derby
Eton
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Golf Caps College
Union
Garters
Waldorf
Elizabeth Cook
Shrady
Tennessee
Night Rider
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