Battle at its height in New York campaign chaos
The presidential race dominates New York as Taft and Bryan tours converge on the city. Clinton and Hughes rally with broadside oratory while Debs and others intensify campaigning across states. Bryan greets crowds at Grand Central as Taft plans a closing parade and key speeches in Manhattan.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
John W. Kern
Indiana
Hisgen
Independence Party
Chafin and Watkins
Prohibitionists
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Eugene V. Debs
Ilinois
Bec- Yetars
State
Root
Roght
Cincinnati
War Wright
Richmond
Secre Sirans
Divan
Brean
Tyna
Bryan
Tate
Middle West
Nebraska
Ohio
Tomeht
Taft
Elimay
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Cluha Maoes
Wiftty-ninth Street
Witteenth Street
Madison Square Garden
Hughes
Cen
Horace Porter Svill
Hughes Speerhes
Henry Cnahot Taleo
Massachusetts
George A. Knight
Clifornia
Norman E. Mack
National Democratic
Ace
W. J. Bryan
Ponushhrepsie
MY. Mack
Mr. Mack
Silher Basis Question on Investment If Candidate Elected
The speaker urged considering a man with capital to invest and asked whether he would hesitate to place his money if such a candidate were elected, implying concerns over economic confidence tied to political leadership.
Petitions for a Receiver in Cleveland Railway Case
Associated Press reports that the Central Trust Company of New York, trustee for bondholders of the Cleveland Railway, filed in federal court to appoint a receiver for the Municipal Traction Company. Judge Taylor issued a temporary order freezing most funds, preserving only those needed to pay wages.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
The
Central, Trust Company of New York
Cleveland Railway Company
Municipal Traction Company
Taylor
Municipal Company
Democrats of Menasha Club Hosts Campaign Night
Menasha Voters attend Pryan-Kern club event at Germania Opera House where A Posh and Stephen L Nolanowski spoke. Taft Sherman club plans a Taft Sherman rally with music and speeches in Weidner building. Bliss Alice Doser fined for riding bicycle on sidewalk. Hallowe en party held at Miss Margaret McMahon’s home with decorations and program.
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Menasha
Vis
Pryan-Kern Club
Germania Opera House
Stephen L. Nolanowski
Lo J. Nash
Manitowoc
Ta Ehich
Hallowe'en
Margaret McMahon
Ahnaip
Wis
Oshkosh
Appicten
Christ Wallers
Nievlet Avenue
Emma Loeseher
Main Street
Armory Tomor Croy
Wedding in Neenah as Attorney Daniel Sullivan Weds Marie Du Bois
Miss Marie Du Bois of Oshkosh marries Attorney Daniel Sullivan of Green Bay at St Patrick's Church Neenah. Rev Father William De Kelver officiates. A breakfast at the bride's father's home followed. The couple depart for a southern trip by afternoon train. Local news notes include a Republican rally at Armory with J H W Davidson as speaker, and various social and business items in Neenah and Oshkosh.
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Northwestern
Neenah Wis
Mornihe
Evelock
St Patrick's Church
Armory I
J. H W. Davidson
Charles Stimpson
Continental Clothing House
Osh- Kosh
Anspach
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. B. Stonde
Bunnie” Prange
Rob Welch
Milwaukee
Welch
Tie
Nice
Princess Rink
Oak Street
Frank Shepard
Oshkosh
Gaffney
Neenah
Ustal
Armory
Presbyterian Y. P
Mathewson to Speak at Democratic Meeting in District Twenty Three
Christy Mathewson famed New York pitcher will address a Democratic mass meeting in Twenty Third Assembly District. John J. Mayen, Marathon winner, and several Olympic team members are expected on the platform.
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Remeended Press
New York
Christy” Mathewson
Democratic Mers
Mreetia
Lontgat
John J. Mayen
Winer
Race &T
Gene Wil Ceepy
Markets Take Mixed Turn At Open As Stocks Edge Higher
New York opening sees moderate demand lifting prices with gains in Baltimore & Ohio and American Smelting and Refining. Sloss-Sheffield Steel and several others decline. broader market turns cautious with a subsequent selling wave. London quotes show early firmness but American shares drift, with notable names like Amalgamated Copper and United States Rubber moving.
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New York
Wal Street
Baltimore & Ohio
American Smelune
Smonion Pacific
Sloss-SheMerd Steel
Rlye
Ode
St. Paul
Union Bachio
Northern Pacine
Amalgamated Copper
United States Rubber
Bemver
Rio Grande
Great Northern
Market Prices and Receipts Reflect Mixed Farm Day
North side markets reported varied receipts and prices with oats and corn slipping while hogs and beef showed modest firmness late. Local buying by shorts and commissions buoyed futures after an open lower, as weather cooled and selling pressure eased in Minneapolis Laval and Chicago reports.
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Tomlin
Areie Weasher
Gemibor
Ager
Minneapolis
Laval
Litago
Derember
Qhawye
Shorts
Piers
Tve Hogs
Pelea
Iberta
Fatima
Ward
Incar
What the Filipinos Want
An opinion piece argues for extending political rights to Filipinos in the United States and easing trade frictions with the Philippines. It discusses tariff reductions and broader access for Filipino goods, proposing policy changes to improve relations and economic ties between the two nations.
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Arsociates Prone
Washington, D. C
Pablo Ocamspa
United States
Cate
Conard
Surar
Philippines
Sande Engle Onttea
Taft Day in New York Campaign Swing
Taft's campaign travels along the Hudson from New York to Troy with speeches in villas and towns. He plans mass meetings on Manhattan Island and midtown venues while pursuing strong support in Albany and Schenectady areas.
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Associated Press Y Woyork
Taft
New York
Mona
Reyra
Hudson River
Troy
Patt
Enoon
Manhattan
Island
Veanor Tlughes
Irvan
Marety
York
Funeral of Mrs Gummer in Dayton church service
A large funeral service for Mrs Susan Gummer was held at Trinity Church in Dayton with family, friends, and community members in attendance. The service included a procession, prayers, and expressions of condolence from local residents and church officials.
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Gummer
WWE
Susan Gummer
Francis Dayton
Snl
Osdideoh
Kaater
Thor
Debbie
Ian Ffertien
Ecutis
Jury Inspects Swamp In Murder Trial
Associates Press report from New York Oct 8 describes a murder trial of Theodore S. Wilner of Kranklyn. The jury toured the swamp and Tamp Block study in Harrison where his wife’s body was found. A New York reporter testified after midnight January 2 about viewing the body and suspecting Whitmere, but Whitmere denied involvement.
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Associates Pres
New York
Theodore S. Wilner
Kranklyn
Tereey
Harrison
Theena Whiterres
Tletcher
New
Orman
Cnmany
Alesab
Whitmere
Fragments From Obscure Race Report Hit With Jumbled Text
A garbled OCR fragment details a race with names and places obscured. It mentions contenders like Lord Perby and Cape Kin with unclear outcomes and dates, making the exact result hard to determine from the readable portions.
Campbellport Fire Sparks Probe Amid Rising Costs
A Campbellport incident triggered an inquiry into damages after a blaze at an unidentified facility caused about 866000 in losses. Authorities confirmed extensive damage and are reviewing the cause and liability for the fire.
Unclear Ad Copy From Market Notice
Readable fragments show a generic market and real estate ad. Mentions market items like potatoes and seed cases, and rental houses for rent at various locations. Caller asks inquiries to J T Raycraft. No clear event or names beyond generic place markers.
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Poe Cash
Roya Bor
Ceca
Cy. Inquire
J.T. Raycraft
Local notices mix sales and job ads in dusty market page
A jumble of classified type from an old newspaper lists numerous FOR SALE items including a hunting skiff, bird cages, pine frame berg, and a trim of household goods. There are requests for help, a supper service at a vestry, and inquiries about various missing or available items.
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Haase
Vine Street
Durhas
Steet
Hentor Modern
Baer Treloe
Tor Thorn Carinae
Altea
Funl
Omar Metilress
Aten Apl
Mabe Street
Atea
Madison
Tenth Street
Wilk
Bowen Street
Horne Barn
Uh K. Alten
Commercial Bank Surfldne
A. J. Stannard
Main Street
Por Sal
Hargain
Juste Stewart
Fritklin Avenue
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Mississippi River
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E. E. Bailey Broker
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Sullivan -Gy Boss
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Green Bay
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KRW
American Securities
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Sowthe
Deaware
Idson
Nid Traver & Rapir
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Rilo
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Wat &Town
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Northern Pacific
Aitan
Torrey
Chilago
Chicago
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Jam E iBan
Chirag
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Cricago
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Mary Cpres
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Wien
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Uke
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Seymour
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Bowes
Lye
Livernoot
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Steaey
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Teese
Malwaucker
Tle
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Lee
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MART
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Pose & Wen
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Gary
Teade Ja
Tatacroe
Sager
Det Alin
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Speriviceen
Hudson
Whitmore
Fank
Cambridgeshire
Tharac
Lars Yeads
Perby
Danimelsas
Aguinet
Campbellsport
Seemann Lechs Kniehie Company
Teething Envy Loss
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Batorday
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Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light CO
Wisconsin Electric Railway Company
Gutaber
Serth Goward
Neenah Connortin
Mivnasha
Appletain
Rukia Aund Giecem
Oshhust
Pond du Tite Teave Oshkosh
Omyin Bay
Atl Ruther Tienda
Theriets West
Mueller
Frank Steers
Botz Meat Market
Palace Dye Works
F. J. Himmler
Mary Thien
Ted Trin
Sathsi Action Cinruntead Lye Vor Teal Brand
MiCabe Oul Co
Wilstone
Asenine
Hion Orchestra
Yaa
Neat Party
Charlie
Cohaiter Mania Reridenes Ulin
Pst
Wyden
Seth
Addresa Thorty Park Avenue
Te Lown
Suma
Alt Society
Algoma Street
Beaaty Temple
Mt. Vernon Street
Julius Martin
South
Remer Market
Main St
F. Runhel
Dbirely & Hon No
Direct
Empire
Krumrich-Konrad Co
A. P. Adams
Agnes “Jaenicke Siebert
Lichtenberger Greer
Ehain St
F. D. Cross
Wisconsin Ave
Oshkosh. Wis
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Ford Studio
Grundy & Declyn
Matnexert
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