Foraker Replies Denies All Charges In Roosevelt Toss
Cincinnati Sept 25 Senator Foraker issues a long reply to President Roosevelt and Hearst charges. He defends his Standard Oil ties as temporary and cites letters denying improper influence, notes Elkins Act work and Ohio and New Jersey filings, and argues his Ohio state defense work ended before federal action. He accuses Hearst of possessing more letters.
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Foraker
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William R. Hearst
Stardigh Oil Company
Brownville
Mr. Taft
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Standard Oil Company
Sandard Oi Company
Hearst
Taft
Mr. Hearst
Congress
Moonett
Sted
Ohio
Supreme Court
United States
New Jersey
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Landis
Euh
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Beache
Senate
Rich Rhinebeck resident charged with arson and burglary
Herbert R. Clark of Rhinebeck, wealthy grain operator's son, was arrested in Poughkeepsie on charges of arson in the February Rhinebeck Huntington house fire causing $75.41 loss and multiple Rhinebeck robberies. Based on confessions from three alleged confederates, Clark swooned during arrest and will be held on heavy bail for the grand jury.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Herbert
Clark
Rhinebeck
Ofivers
Robert Huntington
Cark
A. L. Clark
New York City
Horse falls on Metz during funeral ride in Brooklyn
Captain Herman A. Metz of the 14th Regiment, serving as commissary with rank of captain, was bruised when a bucking horse fell backward during a military funeral procession in Brooklyn. He escaped serious injury, planned to return to work in Manhattan next day, despite medical advice.
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Brooklyn
14Th Regiment
Metz
Manhattan
Kevin
14Th
Harry W. Michell
Greenwood Cemetery
Sixth Avenue
Nine arrests at Gravesend track end of meeting
Nine arrests were made at Gravesend racetrack as warrants were served for bookmakers including Ses Lichtenstein Tom Shaw Orlando A Jones James Murphy and R H Brown. They were bailed by Joe Wendig. Willie Gerdes escaped with a bystander-assisted getaway amid ongoing betting concerns as the meeting concluded.
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Gravesend
Ses Lichtenstein
Tom Shaw
Orlando A. Jones
James Murphy
R. H. Brown
Joe Wendig
Dstrict Gettorney Elder
Dike
Kings County Grand Jury
Willie Gerdes
Wreck Fox Crew Feared Lost After Hurricane Collision
Captain Cherubin of the Austrian steamer Argentina reports that only a small stern lifeboat remains from the wrecked bark Fox. Fifteen crew members were aboard. lifeboats and papers missing. Graf Waldersee sighted Fox at sea. no sign of Captain Thomsen or sailors, feared dead if forced into small boats during the storm.
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Cherubin
Argentina
Trieste
Graf Waldersee
Thomsen
Wires Cut Endanger Reading Trains at New York Division
Telegraph wires on the Reading Railway New York division were cut early this morning. Twelve spans including dispatcher line were damaged just outside Philadelphia. Trains were delayed while crews repaired the line and police investigated, with no arrests reported.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Reading Rathway
New York
Reading
Shah orders new elections and convening of Iran assembly
Teheran announces a manifesto calling for new elections and the Assembly and Senate to meet November 14. The decree follows an Anglo-Russian note urging reform amid provincial unrest and threats to foreigners. Registration for voting is set for October 5, 6, 10, or 12 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Teheran
Assembly
Senate
JROUTEH IN WATERSHED CITY SUPPLY ASSURED
In the Croton watershed Brooks show dry beds and empty wells as drought deepens. The Croton reservoirs near spillway, yet 60 billion gallons ready for 175 days, but health fears rise with low water. Rain promised, officials warn of epidemic risk if levels fall further.
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Weather Bureau
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Health Department
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John H. O'Brien
Darlington
Water Department
Titters
Purdy’s
Muscoot
Carmel
Sodom
Bog Brook
Physiciz Ment
Drouth
Governor Haskell Resigns as Democratic Treasurer
Governor Charles N Haskell resigns as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee amid charges raised by Hearst and Roosevelt. He says resignation is to avoid embarrassing the party and asserts he will not admit the charges. Officials at Democratic HQ in Chicago offer no further comment.
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Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Guthrie
Okla
Democratic National Headquarters
Hagszell
Democratic Party
William R Hearst
Roosevelt
Haskell
Reup
Mack
Bryan
Hearst
Roosevel
Roosevelt Gdm
Citizens’ Alliances
Muskogee
Standard Off
Norman EE
Democratic National Committers
New York City
Tearst
Wall Street
Brean
Ohio
Severn and Cie
Avain
Pryan
Sta
Wen Nausial Committee
C. M. Haskell
Democratic National
White House to Withhold Haskell Franchise Statement
Washington September 25 the White House planned a formal statement on Governor Haskell of Oklahoma and the Prairie Gas and Light Company franchise but after a Cabinet discussion the statement is held pending William J Bryan's reply to the president's communication on Haskell.
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Washington
White House
Chnternor Haskell
Oklahoma
Prairie Gas and It Company
William J. Bryan
Haskell
Longworth Renominated by Ohio Republicans
Cincinnati report states Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Herman Gosbal were nominated for re election today by Republicans in the 1st and 2d Ohio districts respectively.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Herman Gosbal
Ohio
Taft Landslide Predicted In High Political Confidence
President Roosevelt told General Felix Agnus that Taft would carry more states than Roosevelt in 1904 and win a big Electoral College majority. Agnus forecast Maryland with at least 25,000 votes for Taft, as Roosevelt predicted a decisive Taft victory nationally.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Felix Agnus
Baltimore
Taft
Maryland
Ame
Parker
Agnus
Battle at Tabriz: Royalists assault under siege
Tabriz dispatch reports a six hour artillery duel with Nationalists defeated. Ain-ed-Dowleh razed Khiaban quarter and drove residents to the Royalist camp. Royalists seized northwestern heights while Ain-ed-Dowleh planned a three sided attack for tomorrow. Satar Khan led a potential sortie. results unclear. Europeans reported no losses.
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St. Petersburg
Novee Vremya
Tabriz
Ai-ed-Dowleh
Khiaban
Ain-ed- Dowleh
Satar Khan
Trouble in Near East Delays Balkan Rail Move
Constantinople reports Bulgaria occupied the Eastern Rumelian section of the Oriental Railway during a general strike. Bulgarian troops remain on the line after the strike ended, despite promises of withdrawal. Turkey protests to the great powers, calling the issue one between Bulgaria and the railway company, not Turkey. The occupation has created a grave diplomatic incident.
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Constantinople
Porte
Rumelian
Bulgaria
Turkey
Roosevelt backs Sunday baseball for soldiers at Fort Banks
President Roosevelt favors Sunday baseball as part of military training and rejects the ban proposed by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The War Department acknowledges Sunday games as necessary and says no justification exists to exclude baseball from Sunday exercises, noting no disturbance to citizens.
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Tribune
Boston
Roosevelt
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Fort Banks
Fort
Adjutant General of the Army
War Department
Department
Disorder Flare as Unemployed Clash with Police in Manchester
Rioting broke out in Manchester England on September 25 as unemployed protesters confronted police near the Town Hall reception for the Lord Mayor. Police charged with clubs and several people were injured while officers sustained bruises and cuts before the mob was dispersed and order restored.
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Chester
England
PMHS FROM OLD FIGHT DETAIL SHOT VICTIM DIES
William Walsh of 116 Hicks Street Brooklyn died in Long Stand College Hospital last night from bullet wounds after a fight with Andrew Murphy of 403 Hicks Street. Murphy was arrested following a patrol arrest on Amity Street and jailed on a charge of felonious assault. He was released on $1,509 bail on September 4. Police expect to file additional charges as the case unfolds. Murphy, known as Gene Murphy, is described as a troubled neighbor in East Brooklyn.
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William Walsh
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Long Stand College Hospital
Andrew Murphy
Columbia Street
Murphy
Patretm
Amity Street
Staten
Barmend
Petice
Warrier
Trentle
Ginee
Ercooklyn
J. W. Paul Jr. Dies Suddenly in Hot Springs
J W Paul Jr of Philadelphia dies at Homestead Hotel Hot Springs after a cerebral hemorrhage during an art luncheon. He was 15th year? of age in error. survived by daughter Miss Mary Astor Paul, son A J Drexel Paul, daughter Mrs Mills, two brothers Frank W Paul and Lawrence T Paul, sister the late Mrs William Waldoff Astop, and connections to Drexel & Co J P Morgan Co and Morgan Harjes Paris.
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Spyrincs
Homestead
Jiam
W. Penl, Jr
Philadelphia
Mary Astor Paul
Paul
Hot Springs
A. J. Drexel Paul
Paul Denekla Mills
Drexel & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Morgan-Harjes Company
Paris
Frank W. Paul
Lawrence T. Paul
William Waldoff Astop
Taft Tours Iowa as Peacemaker Rally Excitement Grows
Des Moines dispatch reports a high profile Taft campaign itinerary across Iowa on Sept 25, with huge crowds at Davenport Clinton and Des Moines. Taft praised Roosevelt policies, pledged to advance administration aims, and joked with Cummins and Lacey amid a festive, heavily decorated reception.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
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Congress
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