Wilson Night in New York Draws Massive Rally
In New York last night Democratic nominee Governor Wilson spoke at Madison Square Garden after a Bronx rally, rebutting opponents claim that prosperity would falter if elected. He cited Wall Street odds in favor of Democrats and urged voters to back him to maintain progress. The Garden turnout included National Chairman McCombs and leaders Sulzer and Underwood, with a long demonstration lasting over an hour before Wilson’s address.
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Roosevelt Returns to New York Amid Booming Ovation
Theodore Roosevelt greeted by roaring crowd at Madison Square Garden on November 1 as he spoke for 40 minutes, avoiding personal remarks and focusing on humanitarian aspects of progressive policies while private guards kept him distant from fans.
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Gunmen to be tried separately in Rosenthal case
New York reports the state will not delay trials of four gangsters linked to Herman Rosenthal murder. Whitey Lewis to be first defendant with sixteen witnesses expected. Trials may begin November 13. A new perjury indictment against a Becker squad detective was added.
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Perkins Gifts Largest Sum In October Contributions
New York, Nov 1. Contributions totaling 9,974.95 were received by progressive national headquarters for October 15 to 24. The largest donors were Geo W Perking and Alexander Smith Cochran of New York, each with 23000. Other gifts included 1500 from A Heckscher and 10000 from Robert Bacon. Disbursements reached 75009.50 with 24223 for printing and 12752 to state committees. Unpaid bills total 52012.88.
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Hadley Looms as Possibility for VP Candidate
Informal New York discussions among Republican National Committee members focus on a successor to Vice President Sherman. Governor Hadley of Missouri is named by several members, but no formal selection is planned before November 12, with results of the election to influence the choice.
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Col Roosevelt May Give Another Talk
Oyster Bay, Nov. 1 The campaign leader George W. Perking and Senator Dixon joined Theodore Roosevelt for a two hour discussion on the political situation. Roosevelt walked the grounds for an hour, reporting no ill effects from his New York trip. He will attend the progressive rally at Madison Square Garden and may speak briefly.
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Bulgars at Gates of Constantinople body will lie in state today
Two thousand citizens of Utica and surrounding county prepare for the state lying in repose of Vice President Sherman. A military escort will attend from church to cemetery, with Taft and other officials arriving to honor the late VP. Thousands expected to view the remains in Utica.
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Ottoman Troops Rally for Last Stand Near Constantinople
Fall of the city may occur within 24 hours as Ottoman forces press their offensive. Allied states celebrate expected victory while wounded Bulgarians are evacuated to Sofia for treatment amid the crisis.
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Fire Destroys All She Owned in Cosble Street Fire
A fire at Cosble Street destroyed Mrs Sally Hogers' small home and all possessions she had moved into the night before. The alarm cost about 220 and Hogers, a longtime resident, was left with nothing but the clothes on her back as bystanders and a caregiver offered aid.
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Soldiers with sicker rate among races in new report
Washington November 1 The answer soldier shows his ability to serve with less time from native duty by sickness than white enlisted men. A Sutseen Gen epi report released today lists non effective rates 25.88 for colored soldiers 26.0 for whites 20.78 for Porto Rican and for Filipino Jose. The report also notes whites incur the highest average days of treatment per cost.
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Death of Yale football player prompts protest
The death of Theodore W. York, Yale football tight guard from pneumonia after the Yale-West Point game, sparks calls to abolish college football. Yale coaches suspend practice until York’s funeral. the game with Colgary next Saturday has been canceled.
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Oste of Oregon hunter dies in odd accident
Sogene Ore Nov 1 Lester Custer 21 prominent here died after a hunting accident in Lane county. While resting his gun he tapped his pipe on the barrel, the hair trigger discharged and the charge tore near his head. He collapsed unconscious and died this morning after a night in hospital.
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Church Receives Eddy Property After Probate Ruling
In Huston on November 1, Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science church died in Massachusetts. Appraisers valued personal property at 58 pounds plus furnishings totaling about 55,000. The New Hampshire court will turn over the estate to the church but Massachusetts rules limit real estate rights. The trustees appointed by the court will administer the property as charitable trust assets totaling about 2,000,000 pounds.
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Wilson projected to carry every state as Davies says
Ulhoure November 1 Manager Davies of the Western democrat headquarters says he would not be surprised if Wilson carried all states in the union. New York November 1 Gov Wilson leaves for Rochester and will review the Democratic parade tomorrow. He admits Madison Square Garden reception rattled him and he failed to deliver the presidential speech.
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George Fred Williams To Speak Tonight At Oregon Theater
George Fred Williams, Massachusetts lawyer and national advocate, will headline a large Wilson rally at the Oregon theater tonight. He spoke in The Dalles yesterday and arrives at 5 pm. The program begins at 7:30 pm with invitations extended to all. A triangle meeting in Pilot Rock features Taft, Roosevelt, and Wilson speakers.
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Wife Beatrice Conway Confesses to Miss Sophia Singer Killing
Beatrice Conway confesses after three hours of police interrogation to aiding her husband Charles Conway in the murder of Miss Sophia Singer. She says Conway struck the victim with a brass object and planned the crime for financial gain amid an alleged quarrel, claiming she was not in the room at the time. The Coast meanwhile reports the schooner Osprey sank off Coos Bay with all hands lost after striking a jetty.
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Bryan to Make 19 Speeches in One Day in Nebraska
Holdredge Nebraska November 1 Colonel Bryan began a four day tour in Nebraska in the interests of the state democrats. He is scheduled to make 14 speeches today.
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