Woodruff slams Mack on $300,000 treasury claim
Republican Chairmen clash over alleged leftover Democratic funds tied to Parker campaign and a $300,000 treasury claim. Woodruff says the denial implies Hearst charges are correct as national row heats up with Roosevelt campaign actions and Haskell tax, while Mack defends funds from The Commoner and small-amount subscriptions.
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Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Gov
Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Mack
Democratic Nationalittee
Roosevelt
Democratic
Parker Campdien
National Committee
Hearst
Prairie Oil Company
The
Standard
Oklahoma
Parker and Davis
Tom’ Taggert
Democratic Party
Foraker
Mr. Hearst
Taft
Bryan
Sherman
Fairbanks
Roosevelt Yrestery
Hughes
State Committee
George J. Smith
Nhew
Union League Club
Brooklyn
Tink
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York Tribune
Timothy L. Woodruff
Publican State Committee
Judge Parker
Treasury
New York American
Taggart
Haskell Worries Mack Over Oklahoma Governor
Democratic National Committee leaders at the Hoffman House discuss sensational stories about Governor CC N Haskell of Oklahoma treasurer of the committee. They weigh whether Haskell should withdraw to shield Mr Bryan from fallout and note strong messages for him to respond promptly. Melville Ingalls of the Big Four rail line’s board weighs in while declining further comment.
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Mack
Democratic National Committee
CC. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Hoffman House
Haskell
Mr. Bryan
National Committee
Chicago
Melville E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Big Four” Railway System
The Pale Girl Discovers Postum After Coffee Harm
A North Dakota woman once nicknamed the pale girl explains coffee worsened her health in cold weather. After switching to Postum her headaches indigestion and nerves improved, her complexion brightened and energy returned. She notes her husband child and their growth on Postum and Grape Nuts.
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N. Dak
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weilville
Bryan's Offer Illegal Morality? Political Prize Mule Question
William Jennings Bryan faces questions under a state corrupt practices act after offering a prize mule to voters for the Democratic ticket. Republican leaders cite a statute deeming offering any valuable thing to influence votes a felony with up to five years imprisonment and possible forfeiture of elected office.
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William Jennings Bryan
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Minor nominations spark Republican renomination talk
The Republican conventions near. Expected renominations include New York County representatives Herbert Parsons William Bennet and J W V Olcott. Senate nominees include Josiah T. Newcomb for the 19th and Alexander Brough to replace Saxe in the 18th. Agnew to be renominated in the 27th. Assembly hopefuls Bennet Toombs Francis Ward Robinson and Murray discussed. Weeks may face Bates in the 29th.
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Congress
Senate
Assembly
New York County
Herbert Parsons
William &. Bennet
J. W. V. Olcott
Josiah T. Newcomb
Page
Alexander Brough
Saxe
George B. Agnew
William M. Bennet
Frederick Toombs
James M. Francis
Artemus Ward, Jr
Beverley R. Robinson
Andrew F. Murray
Robert S. Conklin
W. Holden Weeks
Linden Bates, Jr
Weeks
District Republican Club
Chanler on Ethics of Politics at Middletown Granger Day
Lieutenant Governor Chanler addressed Old Home Week in Middletown on Granger Day. He urged no personal attacks and argued candidates should run on their own records while noting he can sow and reap, then participated in a farmers’ gathering luncheon and parade review.
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Middletown
N. Y
Chanler
Granger
Lberty
Chsnler
Business Men's Association
Bryan letter defends reform and denounces trust money
In a sequence of dated notes from Sept 22 1908 Bryan defends a reformist Democratic stance against Republican influence and money. He asserts committee independence from trusts, urges publication of large contributions, and criticizes the rival campaign. Kern endorses Bryan’s letter but offers no comment. Haskell comments on Roosevelt Hearst remarks.
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National Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Organization
Republican Party
Kern
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Detroit
William J. Bryan
Baltimore
John W. Kern
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Haskell
Oklahoma
Hearst-Foraker
Bryan
Haskell says he is not to resign amid Hearst charges
Kansas City dispatch reports Oklahoma Governor and Democratic treasurer Charles N Haskell denying resignation over Hearst linked Standard Oil charges He calls Hearst claims false and says he would quit if a single statement is proven He mentions campaign fund health and dates for registration in October لد
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Kansas City
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Haskell
William R. Hearst
Standard Oil Company
National Committee
Hearst
Bryan speaks thrice in Michigan campaign tour
William J. Bryan arrived in Detroit at 6 30 am to a hearty welcome and spoke from a hotel balcony in Ann Arbor and Detroit to crowds of thousands. He criticized Taft and the Republican party, defended Democratic platform planks on injunctions and court contempt, and reiterated he would not seek a second term.
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Detroit
William J. Bryan
Ann Arbor
Bryan
Taft
Mr. Bryan
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Cannon
Mr. Taft
Light Guard
Gompers Ordered to Answer Questions in Contempt Case
Washington September 22. Ex Judge Alton B Parker says the fight between capital and labor will shape history as the DC Supreme Court orders President Gompers of the AFL to answer questions in contempt proceedings tied to a Bucks Store and Range Co boycott suit. The case resumes before Examiner Harper with Parker for labor officials and Davenport for the prosecution.
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Washington
Alton B. Parker
New York
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Clabaugh
Gomp
Archbold denies fake Standard Oil statement
John D. Archbold, vice president of Standard Oil, repudiates a circulated interview claiming his company sought influence through politics. He states the document was fabricated and urges editors to verify authenticity, warning against unfounded statements attributed to officials. He stresses Standard Oil acts are open to public inspection.
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John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Foraker-Standard Oil
Wall Street
Archbold
New York News Bureau
J. D. Archbold
Speedy Murder Trial As Confession Admitted
Hackensack court opens for the Gus Eberhard murder trial with plans to finish by Wednesday. Key testimony covers his aunt’s money, a hidden assailant, and a four to five day captivity. a nurse of silence and a police statement admission.
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Otillie Eberhard
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
Washington reports on remount depot efforts at Fort Reno Oklahoma detailing new horse procurement aims from the Middle West and West by study of young horses to improve cavalry efficiency. It lists army and navy orders, vessel movements, and ships arriving or sailing to various ports.
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Washington
Fimner
Fort Reno
Oklahoma
West Point
Montana
Middle West
Southwest
Northwest
Court martial awaits surgeon at Fort Leavenworth
Major John H. Stone chief surgeon at the local military prison is under arrest in his quarters awaiting court martial. He suffers a bruise on his right arm reportedly inflicted by his superior officer Major Thomas H. Slavens, who issued the order to "clean up" areas around the prison. Stone has been relieved from all duties at the prison while Slavens declined to comment.
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Leavenworth
Kan
John H. Stone
Fort Leavenworth
Thomas H. Slavens
Stone
Slavens
Major Slavens
Major Stone
Fog Delays Ship Traffic On St Lawrence River
Dense fog halted navigation on the St Lawrence overnight. Ships from Dominion Line, Canadian Pacific Railway, and Allan Line lie anchored between Montreal and Quebec, with shipping men calling the situation unprecedented.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Dominion Line
Montrose
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hesperian
Quebec
Harlem magistrate blasts detectives over Lavin case
Magistrate Walsh ordered a warrant for Deputy Police Commissioner Woods and bureau detectives for taking photos and thumb imprints of James J. Lavin without consent. Lavin had identified a man suspected in a prior 500 dollar swindle and offered a settlement. The court discharged Lavin and condemned the detective bureau’s actions.
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Harlem Court
Walsh
Woods
Detective Bureau
James J. Lavin
West 19Th Street
Lavin
Harlem
Many Idaho Aliens Began Housekeeping Without Ceremony
Wallace Idaho Sept 22 Investigation by the County Recorder department of Shoshone County reveals a striking lapse in marriage license practice. Foreigners believed mere license sufficed to wed without a officiant, and in one case a license framed in a cabin documented a seven child family raised years prior.
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Wallace
Idaho
Shoshone
Justice of the Peace
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Carbona Products CO
Burnet St
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Army and Navy News
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Edgar A. Myer
Thomas H. Jackson
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Atascadero Ranch
Edward WN. Macon
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Grayson W. Heidt
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William H. Hawes
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