Democrats on the run as Woodruff attacks Mack
Republican State Committee leader Woodruff says recent revivals around Gov Haskell and the Democratic National Committee threaten the ticket. He predicts Taft Sherman plurality and a campaign whose lines show Republicans aided and Democrats hurt. He discusses funding claims and Roosevelt's hands on the drive.
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Iman Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Gov
Haskell
National Committee
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Parker Cam
Woodruff
Haskell Worries Mack Over Oklahoma Governor
Democratic National Committee leaders at the Hoffman House discuss rumors about Governor C N Haskell of Oklahoma. They consider asking Haskell to withdraw if stories harm Mr Bryan, while denying any possession of 39000 dollars in Standard Oil funds. A Chicago meeting of the committee looms.
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Detroit & Lima Northern Railway Company
Mr. Ingalls
Haskell
Bryan
Ingalls
Ohio
Mack
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Hoffman House
Mr. Bryan
National Committee
Chicago
Melville E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Big Four” Railway System
Pale Girl Relies on Postum Rather Than Coffee
A North Dakota woman once known as the pale girl credits coffee with causing headaches indigestion and low energy. After switching to Postum she reports clearer skin regained vitality and no indigestion. She and her husband now prefer Postum for their child and themselves and praise the product from Battle Creek Michigan. Read the Road to Weilville in the packages.
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N. Dak
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weilville
Bryan's Prize Mule Burdened by Corrupt Practices Claim
The Republican County Committee leader, President Parsons, argues William Jennings Bryan may violate the state corrupt practices act by offering his prize mule to entice votes for the Democratic ticket. He cites the law banning promising any valuable thing to procure votes, risking felony charges and forfeiture of any office won in the referenced election.
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William Jennings Bryan
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Minor nominations strategize for New York Republicans
The Republican conventions for Congress Senate and Assembly approach with expectations of renominating three NY County Representatives Herbert Parsons William Bennet and J V V Olcott. Josiah Newcomb may replace Senator Page in the 19th District and Alexander Brough could succeed Senator Saxe in the 18th. Anticipated renominations include Bennet Toombs Francis Ward Jr Robinson Agnew Weeks. Andrew Murray and Conklin also figure in potential slates.
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Senate
Assembly
New York County
Herbert Parsons
William &. Bennet
J.V. V. Olcott
Josiah T. Newcomb
Page
Alexander Brough
Saxe
George B. Agnew
William M. Bennet
Frederick Toombs
James M. Francis
Artemus Ward
W. Holden Weeks
Linden Bates, Jr
Weeks
District Republican Club
Chanler Addresses Ethics of Political Campaigning
Lieutenant Governor Chanler spoke at Middletown Old Home Week Grangers Day on campaigning ethics. He urged running on one’s record, avoiding attacks, and not posing as a farmer falsely. He defended farmers and later attended a Business Men's Association luncheon and reviewed a county parade.
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Middletown
N. Y
Chanler
Grangers
Lberty
Overnor
Business Men's Association
Bryan letter defends Democratic stance in Haskell flap
The correspondence from William J. Bryan defends the Democratic stance on Governor Haskell and campaign funding, urging no ties to predatory interests. John W. Kern endorses Bryan's views but offers no further comment. Governor Haskell says Bryan's letter is proper and declines to weigh in on Roosevelt Hearst statements.
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Baltimore
John W. Kern
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Haskell
Oklahoma
Bryan
Hearst
Haskell denies resignation over Hearst charges
Kansas City dispatch reports Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell, also Democratic National Committee treasurer, says Hearst charges linking him to Standard Oil are false and would resign only if Hearst proves a single statement. He notes campaign fund strong and cites upcoming Oklahoma registration days October 5 6 10 and 12 with 7 am to 10 pm hours.
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Commoner
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Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Taft
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Board of Strategy
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Kansas City
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
William R. Hearst
National Committee
Hearst
Chicago
Bryan Speaks Thrice in Michigan Tour
Detroit and Ann Arbor crowds greet William J. Bryan as he condemns Taft on economy and court rules, defends Democratic platform on injunctions and labor issues, reiterates no second term bid, and urges youth to back democracy over aristocracy.
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William J. Bryan
Ann Arbor
Bryan
Taft
Democratic Party
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Main
Cannon
Light Guard
Gompers to Answer in Contempt Case Over Federationist Issue
Washington Sept. 2 ex Judge Alton B Parker says the struggle between two million workers and manufacturers will make history as the District of Columbia Supreme Court orders President Gompers to answer questions in contempt proceedings related to the Bucks Stove and Range Company boycott suit The case resumes before Examiner Harper tomorrow Parker argued for labor officials Davenport for the prosecution and the matter centers on the September Federationist issue of the labor federation.
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Alton B. Parker
New York
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Clabaugh
Daniel Davenport
Bridgeport
Archbold Denies Fraudulent Standard Oil Statement
A written remark attributed to John D. Archbold was circulated via a Wall Street news service and later repudiated by him. He says the interview was baseless fabrications and urges editors to verify authenticity before printing signed statements.
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John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Foraker-Standard Oil
Wall Street
Archbold
New York News Bureau
J. D. Archbold
Speedy opening in Gus Eberhard murder trial
In Hackensack Justice Parker opened the murder trial of Gus Eberhard for killing his aunt Mrs Ottilie Eberhard. The judge sought to avoid delaying the trial to attend a Court of Appeals session in Trenton. Eberhard confessed to police, claiming he and relatives were attacked by Italians. the court ruled the confession admissible despite defense concerns.
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Rochelle Park
Eberhard
Irving Cook
Paterson
William Perry
Cook
Perry
Gus
Parker
Manhattan
Jersey Shore
Stagg
Howard Gall
Bimson
Army and Navy News from The Tribune Bureau
Army officers report early success of the Fort Reno remount depot in Oklahoma as the first horses are purchased from Montana. Plans aim to expand the system across the West to obtain draft animals fast runners and polo ponies for cavalry cadets and West Point training. Orders issued shift officers to new postings while several ships and naval personnel move between bases and yards with arrivals at Buzzards Bay Hampton Roads Nagasaki and Mare Island and itineraries including the Yankee Hist Cuttlefish Octopus Tarantula Viper Stringham Barney De Long Thornton Tingey Nero and Justin.
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West Point
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de Long
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Tingey
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San Francisco
Rainbow
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Galveston
Denver
Concord
Nagasaki
Mare Island
Hist
Octopus
Newport
Buzzard’s Bay
Nero
Boston
Justin
Court Martial Awaits Surgeon at Fort Leavenworth
Major John H. Stone chief surgeon at the Fort Leavenworth military prison is under arrest in his quarters awaiting court martial. He bears a bruise on his right arm reportedly inflicted by his superior Major Thomas H. Slavens who ordered a cleanup around the prison. Stone has been relieved of all duties at the prison. Slavens declined to comment on the incident
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Kan
John H. Stone
Fort Leavenworth
Thomas H. Slavens
Major Stone
Slavens
Byer
Fog halts St Lawrence traffic across routes
Dense fog stopped navigation on the St Lawrence late last night and left many ships tied up waiting for visibility to improve. The Montrose from Dominion Line, Hesperian from Allan Line, and Montrose from Canadian Pacific Inland inward bound are reported anchored between here and Quebec. Shipping men call the condition unprecedented.
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St. Lawrence
Dominion Line
Montrose
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hesperian
Quebec
Harlem court hearing ends Lavin case against police
Magistrate Walsh warned for the arrest of Deputy Police Commissioner Woods and detectives over photo and fingerprint collection from James J. Lavin a theatrical goods dealer. Lavin had accused a suspect of larceny of $500 from a year earlier and was offered $100 to drop the complaint. The court discharged Lavin and criticized the detective bureau’s actions as oppressive. Voter registration dates October 5 6 10 and 12 noted for those who must register.
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Walsh
Woods
Detective Bureau
James J. Lavin
West 19Th Street
Lavin
Harlem
Many Idaho Aliens Began Housekeeping Without Ceremony
Wallace Idaho Sept 22 a county records investigation reveals foreign residents believed obtaining a license sufficed for marriage with no ceremony. In one case a license framed in a cabin preceded by years of family life with seven children, lacking a formal celebratory ceremony.
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Wallace
Shoshone
Justice of the Peace
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