Brandenburg Arrested in Forgery Case Over Cleveland Letter
Brandenburg is jailed in Dayton after detectives charge him with forgery and grand larceny over a letter he sold to the New York Times. He claimed authority from Mrs. Cleveland and Mr. Hastings to publish the piece predicting Taft’s election, seeking $720. He rode toward New York when seized, with DA Jerome pursuing further evidence.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
New York police department
New York Times
Geover Choyehud
Taft
Taandenburg
Brandenburg
Cleveland
Hastings
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United States
anyale
New York city
Bryve
Jerome
Clevelamis
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Controversy Over Handwritten Manuscript and Trial Timing
A frustrated speaker protests delays in presenting evidence and indictment in a political case involving Cleveland, Hastings, and a three-article scheme. He questions why fraudulent document claims were not challenged earlier and laments alleged manipulation ahead of an election. He warns of continued solitary pursuit if broad support does not materialize.
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Cleveland
Walterson
No Railroad Choice in This Election
Topeka Kansas October 23 President BE PP Ripley attended the annual meeting of the Atchiwon Topeka 4 Santa Fe dockholders discussing the national political abostion as related to the railroads. He said railroads have a life preference in the national election this fall. We all have our preferences but the railroads are footing the national legislation and we are improv ing. The Santa Fe is improving and we are not hauling the volume of business we did a year ago, but conditions are better than six months ago. Our traffic in the west is steady and the demand is the same from customers now as before. The country is gradually recovering.
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Atchiwon
Santa Fe
Drought Closes Mines in Raven Run Basin Area
The Girard Water Company shut off water to nine collieries between Girardville and Shenandoah, forcing closures for an indeterminate period to preserve domestic supply in Raven Run basins. Domestic water is limited to two hours daily amid weeks of restriction.
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Girard Water company
Cirardville
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Raven run
American Visitors Awe Japan With Grand Tokyo Welcome
Tokyo witnessed an extraordinary reception for the American battleship fleet with Emperor’s order to increase public praise. A torchlit parade of tens of thousands stretched for miles as lanterns and American flags graced every hand. Navy officers led the procession and the crowd cheered through the night, swelling beyond expectations.
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Atler
wi caine
Ruta
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New York
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boxe
Admiral Sperry
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