Political campaign brisk in New York and key states
Oct 26 New York voters brace for pivotal six day push as Taft Bryan and Roosevelt era figures tour Ohio Indiana New York to rally support. Page details speakers including Root Garfield Meier and Fairbanks with Bryan and Taft in multiple states.
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Constantinople
John L. Griffen
Liverpool
Representative Gardner
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Hudson River
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Alton JB. Parker
John Sharp Williams
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Judges Deny Connections to Archbold Letters in Oil Probe
Justice John P. Etkin and Pennsylvania judges refute any improper payments or influence alleged in letters attributed to John D. Archbold of Standard Oil. Etkin says he never received money or attempted to influence legislation, while Judges Henderson and Morrison deny ever speaking with or knowing Archbold regarding appointments, stating decades of unfamiliarity with him.
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Meadville
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Smethport
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20000 Sheep Die in Devastating Blizzard in New Mexico
A blizzard in the Cum bers mountain range in Arrite county New Mexico kills twenty thousand sheep over three days. Many herders are missing and presumed frozen. In Winnipes Manitoba Harry Martin dies in the storm while defending a flock and Martha perishes with hundreds of sheep fifteen miles from town. Elsewhere thousands perish in Maple Creek district.
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Fright death from shock of foreign peddler entry
A Pennsylvania widow died after a peddler, a foreigner, forced entry into her home and she suffered a fatal shock she could not recover from. Mrs A C Blanche, of St Clair near Pottsville, aged and with a husband, died from the fright.
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Roosevelt letter praises Hayes after England marathon win
New York reports receipt of the famed Big Stick sent to President Roosevelt by marathon victor Jobs J. Hayes. The White House letter dated October 24, 1908, commends Hayes for his victory, notes his good citizenship and healthy balance of work and play, and invites him to visit the president.
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FATHER'S BODY IN THE CAR Bon to Station Shocked Son
Amos Bickel a 76 year old Lebanon resident visiting his son Samuel in Reading started to walk to Blandon after a trolley ride. While awaiting a train at Brandon the Jersey Central Queen of the Valley struck him fatally on the track. Samuel Bickel identified his father among the mangled body brought from the baggage car.
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Hatpin Girl Fights Attacker Near Mount Holly
Misa Catharine Dudley aged nineteen repelled an assault near her Bot Bottoms Landing Road home using a hatpin and fled crying to her house where she fainted. Fifty men pursue the assailant. Football scores update from Saturday include Harvard Navy 6 and Yale 38. William Wick of Portland died in Greenville after traveling 5000 miles to see his brother, who is near death.
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Apon
Greenville
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Greenville Hospital
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Portland
Ore
Mr. Wick
Sand chute tragedy in New York tunnel death
George Nerchen, a railroad laborer in the Pennsylvanian tunnel under the North River, fell into a 150 foot sand chute and died. Workmen rushed to rescue him but he was dead on arrival.
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Smothers
New York
George Nerchen
Pennsylvania Railroad
North River
Weehawken
Nerchen
Pipe Gas to Washington from Cedarville
Representatives for a pipe line company surveying Frederick county Virginia are securing rights of way in Cedarville for a natural gas line to Washington and Baltimore. The firm, a subsidiary of Standard Oil, plans to begin work once all rights of way are obtained.
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Reunion of Irishmen Proposes Annual Homecoming Campaign
Francis J. Kilkenny advocates a yearly Irish homecoming to unite Diaspora members with Ireland. He envisions Irish communities abroad sending visitors to Dublin, Armagh and other sites while boosting Irish industries through international exchange. Local Ancient Order of Hibernians chapters back the plan and seek cooperation from Irish leaders.
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United States
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O Renaion
Tal
Gaelic League
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Arasheis
Feiseanna
Mace
Dublin
Tara
Clontarf
Cashel
Armagh
Beck Patrick
Lakes of Kilarney
Limerick
Galway
Giant's Causeway
Exhibition of Old Vehicles Planned at Madison Square Garden
Plans progress for an exhibit of ancient carriages harness and equipment in Madison Square Garden during the national horse show week in New York City. James T Hyde secretary of the association will collect material for the carriage show. Notable items include James Hazen Hyde s American carriage collection and two Studebaker carriages including Lincoln s barouche and a Lafayette carriage presented by the U S government.
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New York City
James T. Hyde
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New York
James Hazen Hyde
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
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Ameria
Cure Indigestion With Dispersin Promise
A promotional note claims self cure for indigestion and stomach misery through Paro's Diapepala and a 22 year old formula called Trinogule. It blames food fermentation for symptoms like appetite loss, heartburn, nausea, and nervousness, promising almost instant relief after taking Dispersin.
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Old Time Sleighs and Wagons Highlight Harlem Show
A 1705 sleigh once owned by Charles Welde remains well preserved in Harlem, joined by a lighter fifty year old Com modory Vanderbilt era sleigh from St M Stivers. A 99 pound road wagon built for Louis Lorillard weighs less than a hundred, plus a Flora Temple high wheeled sulky from racing days. Alfred B. Maclay catalogs a vast antique collection showcasing global horsemanship through the ages.
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Charles Welde
Harlem
St. M. Stivers
Vanderbilt
Louis L. Lorillard
Flora Temple
Alfred B. Maclay
Arithmetic in Evening School for Miners and Builders
A New York Press item notes an evening class for men who work with pickaxes and shovels during the day. The tradesmen study to improve their minds, yet display difficulty with basic arithmetic, such as six times two and weekly earnings at two dollars a day.
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Atlantic City
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Coast Guards
Ufe
Hite Pavers
New York
Cure for Colds Promoted by Rexall Mucu-Tone Guarantee
An advertisement argues that most coughs colds and pneumonia stem from weak mucous membranes and promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a universal cure. It claims a physician crafted prescription with a 30 year track record, offers a cure or no charge, and lists 50 cent to 1 dollar bottles with occasional 25 cent specials. The note ends with a location hint near Williammeon north of street in Frederick.
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Frederick Market Prices and Grain Submarkets 1908
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange dated October 26 1908 list waxar No 2 Red No 8 Red steamer rejected and new yellow war corn prices per barrel and per bushel with assorted hay straw and feed values including Timothy Clover mixed and bran prices per ton per hundred pounds and a note on watches cured by BH G Landis landing jeweler of Frederick.
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Frederick County
Timothy
Fourova
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