New York Parade Celebrates Republican Forces in Mass Display
New York awoke to a huge Republican parade with an estimated 60,000 to 169,900 marchers under James S. Sherman and Elihu Root as sideshow banners and diverse delegations from business, professions, and unions filled Madison Square and Broadway routes. Rear Admiral Cordhran served as grand marshal with a large police presence and a special grandstand at Madison Square.
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Associated Press
New York
Worth Monument
Madison Square
James S. Sherman
Elihur Root
Times Square
Business Men's Republican Association
Aten
Joseph B. Cordhran
Wath
East Fourth Streets
Oliver Bridgeman
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Sound Money Club
Bryan
Lawyers’ Taft Club
Columbia University
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W. BL. Franklin
Robert M. Thompson
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Broadway
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Fifth Avenue
Union League Club
Thirty-ninth Street
Hemorrhage Fatal for Aged Kaukauna Woman
Mrs Rose Powers aged seventy died suddenly at her south side home from a severe hemorrhage of the liver soon after midnight Friday. Sister Mrs Farrell was at the bedside. She came to Kaukauna from Hollandtown seven years ago and will be interred beside her husband. Funeral Monday at nine from St Mary Church with Rev Father Sreinbrocher officiating. Also noted was death earlier of Mrs James Simonds a Kaukauna pioneer aged eighty two, interred at Neilsville. M C A gym plans a meeting in a few days to consider forming a basketball team for a six team league with Fond du Lac Oshkosh Antigo Manitowoc Green Bay and perhaps Appleton. Knights of Columbus honored James I Toner who moves to Texas, presenting a coffee percolating set. James Sherman of Appleton performed a sleight of hand act at a luncheon.
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Father Sreinbrocher
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Sidney Brown
Neilsville
Jamee Jr
Kaukauna
Simonds
Stockbridge
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Dava
Fond Qu Lac
Oshkosh
Antigo
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Green Bey
Appleton
Kellogg Talks With Roosevelt On Standard Oil Case
Special counsel Frank B. Kellogg met with President Roosevelt in Washington regarding the government’s anti trust action against Standard Oil. Kellogg said the case is moving swiftly and that the final hearing is scheduled for February 3 in St. Louis before the U S circuit court.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
O Ryan Prominent Chicago Irish American Dies
Kaltey O'Ryan a notable Chicago Irish American and education advocate has died. The obituary notes his prominence in civic circles and public service, reflecting on his contributions to local education and community affairs.
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Chicago
Assonciated Press
Chicage
IML
Kaltey O'Ryan
Nw of Education
Prominen
Marquette Meets Wisconsin In Milwaukees Big Game
Preparations for a marquee clash unfold as Marquette faces Wisconsin in Madison. Minnesota and Chicago prepare for their Western title tilt with lineups, weights, and key players listed for the anticipated showdown.
Taft Faces Election Eve Messages From Elimra
In Elimra New York a Taft message to Cincinnati voters expresses no fear about the election. He urges Republican supporters to vote early and full, and praises Cincinnati friends and neighbors for their encouragement and inspiration.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Taft
Elimra
Confident party leaders predict Taft lead in key states
Republican and Democratic headquarters issued hopeful canvases ahead of the election. New York Republicans claim Hughes trails Taft by up to 40,000 with a late surge possible. Democrats claim Bryan holds 295 electoral votes with multiple states in doubt, while Taft backers cite four doubtful western states and broad GOP strength across the prairie, mountain, and coast regions.
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Willam
Ward
Republican National Committee
Republican
Hughes
Taft
Chocazo
John EH. Lamy
Mack
Publc
Bryan
Lamb
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Nevada
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Oklahoma
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Utah
Idaho
Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Twingis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Victor Rosewater
Republican Publicity Bureau
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Brother Fassett
Mr. Taft
Europe
Winchester
Ind
United States
W. Ju Bryan
John D
Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Tete
Ranklin
Atreet
Wendy Fr Mosketener
UNTRUE SAYS HITCHCOCK IN TAFT FUND CLAIMS
New York Oct H National Chairman Mack says Roosevelt denied admin Standard Oil ties and that Taft managers sought 1,000,000 from Standard Oil over years. Hitchcock denies any negotiations or contributions from Standard Oil and says no one connected with the company has been solicited or contributed. He also questions Rockefeller’s statement aimed at Taft and notes no credible reward for that claim.
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New York
Oct
Mack
Roosevelt
Standard of Company
Taft
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Standard Old Company
Standard OT Company
Rockefeller
Democratic National Committee
Tate
Morse Trial Proceedings Highlight Banking Law Case
The prosecution and defense in the Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis banking law case in New York faced an afternoon session and adjourned. The trial centered on alleged violations of banking statutes as the case unfolds.
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Amd
Lated Press
New York
Charles W. Moree
Alfred* H. Curtis
Taft and Bryan Endgame Campaign Across States
Taft tours New York with Elmira Oswego and Rochester stops while Bryan campaigns Indiana and Ohio. Debates and speeches unfold in Chicago Kingston and Detroit as tweaks to party strategies hinge on 81 electoral votes. Taft criticizes trusts and capital power. Bryan attacks Rockefeller Carnegie and Taft alignment in a charged final push.
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Associated Press
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Taft
Bryan
New York State
Elmira
Oswego
Binghamton
Cortland
Ithaca
Rochester
Eugene V. Debs
Wisconsin
Socialist Party
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Prohibition
Chicago
A. 8. Watkitn
Detroit
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Meyer
Boston
Rockefeller and Taft Figure In Public Election Feud
A Washington dispatch reports a second White House rebuttal to J D Rockefeller's endorsement of Taft. The administration labels Rockefeller's move a political trick and vows the Indiana fight will not be swayed by outside influence. A Cleveland telegram from A L Faulkner of the Window Glass Workers union accuses Rockefeller of attempting to influence the electoral college and warns of rivalry within Ohio politics.
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Associated Pros
Washington, D. C
White House
J.D. Rockefeller
Mr. Taft
Democratic Party
Taft
Rockefeller
Ohio
A. L. Faulkner
The
Window Glass Workers of America
Burglar Dressed In Evening Attire Steals Jewelry
A burglar wearing full evening dress, possibly mistaken for a guest or servant at a reception hosted by Mrs. Eugene Vincent Roddin, robbed a residence of jewelry valued at 1500 dollars, police were told today.
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Eugene Vincent Roddin
Oshkosh and Kaukauna Reach Midwest High School Clash Today
Oshkosh High School faces Kaukauna High in a key afternoon game at Driving Park. Fans also eye the Big Eight standings and the Wisconsin Margaruite clash at Mudmon with interest in today’s outcomes.
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Carnegie
Pennsy
Pittsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Carnegie Technical School
T 19
Big Eastern University
Ovhkosh High School
Kaukaunia
Orhkosh
Orhkosh-Kaukauna
Driying Park
Mudmon
The Dream Gigi and Prominent Production Highlights
A page from the Milwaukee Washington issue features a theater note on THOM and the upcoming production The Dream Gigi. It includes portraits and a sketch of the late Hughes, a fashion section for women and men, and a column by Dr Gordon on conduct.
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Gahkosh
Wehools
Thom Oeseas
Gigi
Hughes
Gordon
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Washington
Northern Lights Seen Over Oshkosh This Morning
Oshkosh residents reported a vivid display of the aurora borealis, often called the northern lights, lighting the early sky. Several witnesses described irregular patches of colored light dancing for about three hours, with some suggesting a relation to gunfire flashes in the area.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin Capitol Decoration Exhibition in New York
A near complete Wisconsin state capitol decoration by Edwin A Blackfield is on display in New York. The multi figure composition symbolizes Wisconsin past present and future with central figures and groups representing Lake Superior Lake Michigan the Mississippi and early explorers plus a Civil War color guard and Native imagery. The Present points to the capitol and leads laborers farmers and townspeople while The Future guards the forest.
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Wisconsin
Edwin A Blackfield
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Lumbarmen
Nurera
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Halloween Advice From Chief Warns Against Vandalism
Chief Dowling warns Oshioosh youths tonight to celebrate Halloween without mischief as officers patrol to curb vandalism. He vows to arrest anyone causing damage to property or breaking windows, gates, or signs and plans to bring violators to court.
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Oshiush
Hallowe'en
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Omro Man Recovers From Diving Injury
Frank Fowler of Omro dived headfirst into shallow water at North Park Beach on September 1 and struck his head. He was rushed to St Mary's hospital, improving gradually with movement returning to his neck and arms. doctors fear he may fully recover.
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Omro
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Hig
St. Mary’s Hospital
Aitte Hope
Fowler
Ruussell
St. Mary's Hospital
Oshkosh Eagles Move to Nominate Carnegie Hero Medal
At its Friday meeting the Oshkosh Fraternal Order of Eagles adopted the committee report proposing a Carnegie hero medal for Jerome Fh Miller for saving William Staples at the Morgan fire. The committee was led by Dr. RS Milnes, Wm F Arnold, and C Wt Fiss and the lodge will act on the report.
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Lfe
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Morgan
RS. Milnes
Ww. F. Arnold
C. WT. Fiss
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