Bryan Attacks Taft Labor Record At Madison Square Garden
William Jennings Bryan spoke to about ten to twelve thousand at Madison Square Garden and three other meetings, praising honest politics and urging support for Democratic candidates. He argued Roosevelt harmed the judiciary and urged a Democratic Congress and President to enact remedial legislation, criticizing Taft and Republican leadership.
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Victory for Bronxites in Union Railway clash
Judge Lacombe ordered Frederick W. Whitridge to resume car service to the northern city limit after Bronx residents challenged his halt at 233d Street and White Plains Road. The Union Railway runs to South Mount Vernon, with tracks owned by Westchester Electric. Whitridge may seek village trustees’ ruling if joint operation terms are deemed excessive.
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Frederick W. Whitridge
Union Railway Company
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Westchester Company
Judge Lacombe
South Mount Vernon
Sicard Badly Hurt In Building Stunt
Ernest G. Sicard real estate operator and bachelor apartment owner at 192 Clermont Avenue forgot his keys and climbed to a second floor window to a hall. He fell from the window ledge to the stone pavement, was rushed to J Hood Wright Hospital with probable skull fracture.
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Ernest G. Sicard
Claremont Avenue
Sicard
Dying Man Kills Wife Then Self in Phoenix Yard
E B Knox mortally wounds his young wife with four gunshots and slits his wrists in an event in a friend’s yard after claiming a plot to kill him by electricity. He was a former Phenix National Bank cashier, previously married to a nurse from Boston, with a history of consumption and mental distress.
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Ariz
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Sisters’ Hospital
Iest
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Boston
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Knoxville
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Killed for His Parish Alleged Murder of Cleric Sparks Arrest
The Rev. Ernest Lyons was arrested near Suffolk Virginia on charges of murdering the Rev. John L. Smith in August. Smith disappeared and his body was recovered from the Nansemond River a week earlier. Coroners inquest found a temple blow caused death and jealousy and rivalry between the ministers is cited as motive. Lyons, who joined Smith's sect, broke down sobbing and denied the crime.
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John L. Smith
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Nansemond
Lyons
Bryan Stops to See Sick Man at Premium Point
While on an auto tour of Westchester County yesterday afternoon, Mr. Bryan stopped at Premium Point in New Rochelle to visit James Kerr, Democratic National Committeeman from Pennsylvania, who is critically ill with liver disease and bedridden since October 5. Kerr recognized the candidate and appeared pleased by the visit.
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Westchester County
Premium Point
New Rochelle
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Democratic Nations
Pennsylvania
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Mr. Kerr
President's Son Promoted After Vanderbilt Cup Trip
Theodore Roosevelt Jr was moved from the dirty wool department to the worsted room at Hartford Carpet Company in Thompsonville with a higher salary. He will change his boarding house from 23 Pleasant Street to Robert King’s home on Enfield Street.
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White House
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Pleasant Street
Robert King
Enfield Street
Wright to Return Home to Vote in Presidential Election
Washington October 2 Orville Wright the aero pioneer will leave Fort Myer Hospital for Dayton Ohio on Saturday if his condition improves His sister Miss Catharine Wright will accompany him He desires to vote in the Presidential election though it may be necessary to carry him to the poll It will be months before he can use his injured leg. Atlanta October 26 The state Court of Appeals will say that municipal ordinances conflicting with state law in the Nicnar's locker clubs are illegal The court rules that the city of Macon cannot override what the state has legalized.
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Morse Curtis Bank Trial Details Overdrawn Accounts and Loans
Testimony in the Morse Curt is trial shows Charles Morse overdrawn his National Bank of North America account by more than 200000 dollars on October 16 1997. Alfred H Curtis warned Morse that he had busted the bank and a loan of 211000 dollars was made with collateral from safety deposits. Witnesses including William Havemeyer and John Gates testified that Morse was not allowed to overdraw and then cover the deficit with notes. The government rested after eleven days of evidence and the defense requested time to prepare their case.
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Charles W. Morse
Lee
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Charles E. Littlefield
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O’brien
Edward B. Wire
Wire
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F. Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Plain Sailing for the Governor Now
Albany dispatch reports Governor Hughes meeting strong crowds in Montgomery Fulton Schenectady and Albany counties amid rain drenched campaigning. He touted his record inclining previously hostile regions toward renomination, noted a rising Hughes club in Amsterdam, and contrasted his straightforward approach with opponents tactics while defending public service reforms and direct government.
Taft Draws Brooklyn Crowds In Five Meetings
Judge Taft tours Brooklyn in five speeches after a Montauk Club dinner. He garners thunderous cheers from forty thousand parade spectators and big crowds along Pitkin Avenue, promising stronger foreign relations and praising immigration law reform while recalling the Roosevelt era and his own judicial record.
Political campaign travels tour through Brooklyn and New York
Mr Tagt addresses five Brooklyn meetings and a Yontauklub dinner then visits New Haven and more talks on the return to New York. Governor Hughes enjoys welcomes in Montgomery Fulton Schenectady and Albany counties during a long day. James S Sherman denies involvement in New Mexico land deal claims no lands were in the project and the plan was dropped after inquiry. Chairman Hitchcock reports strong Republican prospects from Chicago. Governor Fort of New Jersey predicts a great moral victory for Hughes reelection. William Jennings Bryan tours Paterson M I and Westchester County towns then speaks to a Madison Square Garden audience and late night workers at City Hall Park.
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Chauffeur Assaulted by Three Men in New York
William Fullman a New York Taxicab Company chauffeur living at 603 East 70th street was attacked by three men while near Dr J C Ayer’s home at 34 West 74th street He suffered three scalp wounds and was treated at home by the physician A red taxicab speeding on 42d street ignored by crowds until stopped by Patrolman Hobart Michael Cunningham the other chauffeur reported being attacked near Hotel Marlborough and a man directing him to Lexington avenue and 2d street The fire department later put out flames at an unrelated scene
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New York
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East 42d Street
Hobart
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Marlborough
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Gets Bride at Cost of Two Lives in Georgia Fight
In Waycross Georgia on October 26 a marriage between L Edenfield and 15 year old Leffie Carter was announced after a confrontation to prevent the elopement. The bride's parents opposed the marriage and she was sent to her brother John Carter in Kirkland. Groomsmen and friends went to retrieve her. Emory Wilson was killed and A J Little was fatally wounded in the ensuing clash. John Carter, brother of the bride, is jailed on a murder charge.
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Waycross
L. Edenfield
Leffie Carter
Millwood
John Carter
Kirkland
Emory Wilson
A. J. Little
Wilson
Wanted Pie Ends In Crime At Braddock Hospital
Michael Charley of Pinom Creeck Pennsylvania is hospitalized with a fractured skull after a dispute over pie for dinner. His boarding mistress Mary Bolek was jailed after allegedly striking him with an axe following a confrontation over the pie. Charley may be in danger of death.
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Braddock Hospital
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