Final mudslinging spasm in battle for electoral votes
New York Indiana and tingis remain doubtful states as campaign winds down. Tate tours New York with stops at Filmira Oswego Binkhampton Corland Ithaca and a Rochester night meeting. Bryan moves on from Ohio to Indiana while Kern campaigns in Indiana. Sherman campaigns in New York and governor Hughes planned Kingston meetings with mass rallies at Carnegie Hall. Debs tours Wisconsin for the Socialist bid while Prohibition candidate Khaga speaks in Chicago and Postmaster General Myer in Boston.
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Indiana
tingis
Tate
Filmira
Oswego
Binkhampton
Corland
Ithaca
Rochester
Bryan
Ohio
John W. Kern
Wryan
Thomas J. Kisgen
independence party
Marence J. Shearn
dina
Carnegie hall
Eugene V. Debsmmlis
Wisconsin
Sovialist
Jum tet
KW. Khaga
Cheaga
Myer
Boston
Rockefeller's Stand and Democratic Trick in Taft Fight
Washington reports a Rockefeller statement backing Taft, while a Democratic tactic is blasted as a trick. A Cleveland telegram quotes the president saying labor votes will not be misled by Rockefeller. W. C. Rudd, Rockefeller relative, confirms Rockefeller has long favored Taft and believes Taft’s election would restore normal business conditions.
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Rockefeler
Taft
Rockefeller
Mr. Rudd
Thinks of Home on Eve of His Election
Judge fust expresses Cincinnati as his hero on the eve of the election. From Bhaira New York today the Times Star reports campaign lines and Antomeda supporters urged to vote early. He declares no fear or doubt, believes victory assured and urges Republican backers to turnout votes.
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CINCINNATE
fust
Cincinnati
Bhaira
Times
Antomeda
Cinebynati
Rich copper ore shipment to start from Reno area mine
A local mining company near Purdy north of Reno plans to ship copper ore with ore grades about 28 percent copper. The property includes a shaft 16 feet deep with a ledge over 30 feet wide and notable gold and silver values, but copper is dominant and owners expect a successful mine.
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RENO
Purdy
Peavine mountain
Bryan turns batteries on Rockefeller and Carnegie for their stand
Anderson Ind Oct 31 Bryan pursues a Democratic victory urging voters harmed by trusts to join him. He rails at Rockefeller Carnegie and Harriman for backing Taft, cites Homestead tragedy, and accuses Taft of leading a pro trust army. Roosevelt is portrayed as exposing Rockefeller’s influence. Over twenty speeches mark his Indiana tour ending in Chicago.
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Carnegie
Mr. Rockefeller
Harriman
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Rockefeller
Rockefeler
Mr. Bryan
Rosewater Confident of Taft Victory in Election
Rosewater, head of the Republican publicity bureau, declares confidence in Taft's election. He asserts Bryan cannot carry states that were secure for Taft in the past and cites Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Vermont as safely Republican. He doubts California, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
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CMCAGO
Victor Ragewalter
Republican publicity bureau
Taft
Bryan
Lamb
Democratic
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Vermont
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Ilinois
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Aged Lawyer and Church Man Sent to Prison for a Year
NEW YORK OCT. 90 Willam Flietner a Wall Street lawyer aged 66 and noted church man was sentenced to one year in prison for grand larceny He faced clemency requests but the court declared a warning to others that lawyers who take clients money have no mercy He diverted 8000 entrusted by two women to risky speculation.
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NEW
YORK
Willam Flietner
Wall street
Flietner
100000 Men Parade Before Sherman in New York
New York prepared for one of its largest political parades as 60 000 to 100 000 men passed in review at Worth monument Madison Square before James S Sherman and Erin Root. Organized by the Business Men's Republican Association the procession extended from Worth street to Times Square with police assigning 3 000 officers and bankers forming a Taft and Sherman Club.
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NEW YORK
Worth monument
Madison Square
James S. Sherman
Erin Root
Times square
Business Men's Republican Association
Oliver Bridgeman
Wall street
Bankers’ and Brokers
Taft and Sherman Club
Worth street
Broadway
Waverly Place
Fifth avenue
Mrs Wm Astor Dies In New York At 82
Mrs. Wm. Astor, long regarded as New York society’s leader for thirty years, died tonight at her Fifth Avenue home from heart disease after a four week critical illness. The 82 year old had struggled with heart trouble for years and was hospitalized in late October.
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NEW YORK
Wm. Astor
Fifth avenue
Complains of Political Activity of Federal Officers in West Virginia
George Nell, vice-chairman of the Democratic state committee, sends a telegram to President Roosevelt accusing federal officers of pernicious political activity in the campaign. He cites Frank Tyree, marshal for the southern district, Charles Filiits, marshal for the northern district, and George M. Bowers, fish commissioner, as actions undermining the administration. He says the activity is common notoriety and that proof is ready.
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TATIKERSBURG
Nell
Democratic state committee
Democratic
Roosevelt
Frank HM
Tyree
Charles $. Filiits
George M. Bowers
Baby Boy Blessing Brightens Ingham Home News
Ed Bingham, noted newspaperman, welcomed a newborn son at the Ingham home after a morning sighting. The infant, christened Edward Ernest, is described as impressively sturdy, with a playful note that the name Tart may be added after Tuesday.
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Ed Bingham
Ingham
Edward Ernest
Male Students Spy on Party For Co Eds Only
Intruders interrupted Theta Jinks at a college party last night prompting police arrival. Reported antics include crude remarks toward female attendees as authorities investigated and escorted suspects from the scene.
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Theta Jinks
Jinks At College Gym Holds Most Successful Event
A chaotic pajama themed party at the university gym drew males rushing the gallery as coeds and officers tried to intervene. Five male students darted across the gym, spectators sang and shouted as guests escaped through the skylight, while officials tracked the frantic scene and messaged the student body.
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Jyndy
gulind
gam
busi Hye
srauna
cooa
oline
Tilatson
Thetn
Epsilons
Have You Decided How You Will Vote
A persuasive note urges readers to decide their vote and where to buy a winter suit. It promotes Baker's & Baker's as the place to purchase well made, form fitting clothing. The text blends political and consumer choice cues to influence decision making.
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Baker's
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