Bryan and Bryan campaign notes spark debate in press
A New York writer outlines how Bryan is favored to win, citing labor support and Democratic unity, while Taft would struggle against Roosevelt’s influence. The piece notes Republican disunity and bank issues shaping voter intent, with Chicago papers split on backing Bryan and Hanna opposing him. Also covered is a Pennsylvania marriage license controversy in Bunbury, where a couple seeks a second ceremony after being denied a license due to prior marital status.
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Lewisburg
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Pittsburg
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Regrtter
Mise Eichelberger
Mise Moth Smith
Ax Orr
Barred Prom Church in Lenox Episcopalian Service
Trinity Episcopal church in Lenox Massachusetts barred all newspaper men from attending a Sunday service after rector Harold Arrowsmith ordered reporters to leave the doorway. He claimed a congregant requested action to stop journalists photographing attendees and guests at the church events. The incident delayed the service by fifteen minutes and drew criticism from reporters and congregants as the parish vestry members including George H Morgan and John Parsons were named.
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Lenox
Mass
Trev
Harold Arenvsimith
Phvonilly
Arrowsmith
Arowerich
Henepapir Mien
Trinity Church
George H. Morgan
Charlee Lanier
George W. Folsom
John Parsons
Baseball Writers Organize American Baseball Writers Association
Baseball writers form the Baseball Writers' Association of America to promote uniform scoring, coordinate with leagues on press box conduct, and improve coverage nationwide. Joe S. Jackson is elected president with I. E. B. Sanborn as secretary and T. M. Murnane as treasurer. A Constellation Committee, including Hitch Pillerton, Willan Weart, and Nethry P. Edwards, will report at the next meeting likely in New York.
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Joe S. Jackson
Betport
I. EB. Sanborn
Chicago
T. M. Murnane
Christian Science Monitor Planned by Christian Silence Publishing
An announcement from Boxnton outlines a new daily paper the Christian Science Monitor. The mission states the paper will publish real news in a clean wholesome manner, avoiding sensationalism and exploitation of vice and crime.
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Christian Silence Sentinel
Boxnton
Christin Silence
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Tries second time at suicide by poison near poll station
Hester Merrill a local department store demonstrator and saleswoman attempted suicide by taking poison last night at Liberty Park station. She collapsed at the Howard and Rivers campus booking desk and was rushed to emergency hospital in a semi-coagserone condition. Doctor Roark noted a likely small strychnine dose with coma and mental derangement rather than drug effect. Merrill remains unconscious as friends plan to send her home to England.
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Hester Merrill
P. 1
Liberty Park
Howard and Miversitie
Patien Burgeo Roark
Atan
Mise Merrill
Mixa Merrill
England
Fire destroys 107 freight cars in Pittsburg Kansas on October 15
Fire in the sands of the Kansas City Southern at Pittsburg Kaw on October 15 destroyed 107 freight cars. The loss is estimated at $85,006. Names listed include A Cooper, J M Berry, Mrs J J Bosworth, S Ll Hausver, A Hudson, John Nylander, J Miller, Thomas Doncan, Miss BK Southeran and many others across Portland Chicago San Francisco and New York rail hubs.
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Kater RO
Sor
San Pranvisen
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Sin
A. Ariuner
Portland
Miss BK
Southeran
Alts
Hislop
W. Hosehma
Cilenga
Al D_ lesser
New
Kansas
Pendleton academy seeks instrument students and band joiners
A. H. Johnson, instructor of band and orchestra at Pendleton academy, invites a few interested players to enroll. Any string or orchestra instrument players may join the academy band and orchestra if they wish. Studio and residence details provided. contact Black 28632.
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Pendleton Academy
Academy
Pendleton Accademy
Masquerade Call for Rogte ball October Thera Drive event
A masquerade party invites all with a Halloween style turnout in Rogte on October 30. The gathering promises refreshments and drives.
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Rogte
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