Bryan Demonstrates Oratorical Reach Across Greater New York
In New York on October 27, William Jennings Bryan addressed night workers at City Hall Park and spoke at Broadway rooms, then toured Brooklyn Long Island City and Jersey City with Mrs. Bryan. Lieutenant Governor Chanler earlier spoke on party platforms. Mrs. Bryan gave her first campaign remarks. Steel stock dividends and earnings were released, showing steady quarterly dividends despite a dip in year over year earnings. Lillian M. Stevens was unanimously reelected president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
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New York
Bryan
City Hall Park
Broadway
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Jersey City
Park Tow
General Post
Mack Bryan
Order of Acorns von Broadway
Chanler
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Allegheny Mountains
People
People’s Administration
Democratic
Mrs. Bryan
Woman's Democratic Club
Lillian M. Stevens
Denver
Colo
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Prince Henry Rides Airship With Zeppelin Crew
Count Zeppelin's airship ascended this morning with Prince Henry of Prussia and Captain Mischke aboard in Friederichshafen. The event marked a notable royal and naval figure on an early aviation outing.
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Friederichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Mischke
Kern charges trust funds sent to Indiana
Tipton Ohio Oct 27 John W Kern declares that 100000 of money largely from trusts and combines was brought into Indiana last Sunday and passed through secretary Fred Sims. He urges publication of campaign contributions and criticizes Republican donors and officials for leveraging funds to influence ballots. Kern begins a second day of Indiana speeches with seven planned stops en route to Decatur.
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Tipton
Ohio
Indiana
Fred Sims
John W. Kern
Kern
Republican Party
Bryan
America
Sims
Indianapolis
Ind
Decatur
MIKADO REPLIES TO THE PRESIDENT
Emperor Mutsuhito sends a formal reply to President Roosevelt through Baron Takahira, thanking the United States for the fleet visit and expressing hope the event strengthens friendship. The message notes gratification at the fleet reception and goodwill toward the United States and its people.
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Washington
Japan
Roosevelt
Baron Takahira
United States of America
United States
Mutsuhito
Trial of Army Men Starts Court Martial in Detroit
The court martial to try Colonel Daniel Cornman and Captain Charles G. French of the 7th Infantry convened at Fort Wayne to hear charges of misappropriating government horse feed for animals not owned by officers. Major General Fred D. Grant presides as witnesses testify about alleged breaches of army regulations.
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Daniel Cornman
French
Detroit
Mich
Charles G. French
7Th Infantry
Fort Wayne
Fred D. Grant
Department of the East
Osage Nation Told Truth On Haskell Charges
A Washington statement directed to publish for Osage Nation and Five Civilized Tribes says Governor Haskell's charges against Roosevelt and Garfield are deliberate falsehoods. It details alleged fraud in land plots and asserts Indians will be informed truthfully to avoid deception.
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Muskogee
Okla
Five Civilized Tribes
Interior Department
Washington
Haskell
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company
President Roosevelt
Garfield
Hitt
Department
Sugar Barrels for Election Ballots in Sandusky County
Fremont Ohio October 27 sugar barrels will be used for ballot boxes in Sandusky county for the presidential election on November 3 The board of elections purchased 40 barrels with tops hinges and slots placed on all barrels and distributed to precincts due to the large ballots. Sac City Iowa October 27 Will H Pettis former county treasurer pleaded guilty to embezzling 27000 of county funds and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Fremont
Ohio
Sandusky County
Board of Elections
Sac City
Iowa
Will H. Pettis
Liberals Score Laurier Premier as Dissent Fades
Laurier secures premiership after Liberals win broad support in a campaign framed as stable governance. With no policy rift dividing parties, the present regime remains in the saddle after a long tenure, signaling continuity and political strength.
Taft Campaign Travels Across New York in Rain
Taft spoke in Yonkers and Poughkeepsie after leaving New York at 9 05 AM for Troy. He described campaign concerns while noting heavy workload from yesterday and said he is fit for the itinerary. Canada election results show Laurier government sustained with a 44 plurality. Morse and Curtis face only banking law charges after conspiracy count was dismissed.
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New York
Taft
Troy
Yonkers
N. Y
Poughkeepsie
Opera House
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
Hough
Morse
Curtis
Canada elects Laurier Majority in yesterday's voting
Yesterday's general election results show Laurier's government sustained with a majority of 50. All ministers are reelected and seven of the opposition's chief lieutenants are defeated. Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Toronto are noted in the Dominion of Canada results.
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Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Laurier
Manitoba
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
House of Commons
Sev Jen
Toronto
Ont
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Paper Trust Appeals for Taft Victory to Save Bacon
Chicago Oct 27 The paper trust, a bold and controversial combination, asks patrons to back Taft and Sherman in a circular letter. It argues that a Democratic win would end duties on print paper and pulp, lowering prices, and cites congressional actions and a New York meeting of newspapers. The appeal, issued by the American Paper and Pulp association and the West Virginia Pulp and Paper company, frames Republicans as defenders of the industry against Democratic repeal efforts.
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Chicago
Taft
Sherman
Washington
New York
Congress
Paper Trust
Con
Gress
Paper
Speaker Cannon
Joe Cannon
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Herman Ridder
Association
Bryan
Republican Congress
Broadway
American Paper and Pulp Association
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Democratic Party
Kern
Fitting Testimonial Unveiling of Benjamin Harrison Statue
In Indianapolis on October 27 a ceremony honoring Benjamin Harrison opened with a parade of about 2600 veterans military and fraternal groups. Vice President Fairbanks General Noble and biographer Griffiths spoke while James Whitcomb Riley read a poem. Harrison’s daughter Elizabeth pulled the cord to reveal the statue and Roosevelt sent a wreath. Fairbanks praised Harrison as a citizen soldier and statesman.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
G. A. R. Posts
Regular Army
National Guard
Fairbanks
John W. Noble
Harrison
John &E. Griffiths
James Whitcomb Riley
Elizabeth
Roosevelt
Confession by Tid Burton Harmful to Night Riders
Nashville Oct 27 Tid Burton, one of the men jailed after the Reelfoot Lake night riders raid, made a confession in Tiptonville jail today. The disclosure is described as very damaging to the night riders and their case.
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Nashville
Tenn
T' Burton
Reelfoot Lake
Tiptonville
Fire razes summer cottages at Salisbury Beach
Fire swept through the summer settlement at Salisbury Beach Massachusetts early today destroying more than a hundred cottages. The damage is estimated at 100000 dollars and no lives were lost.
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Salisbury Beach
Mass
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United States Steel Corporation Today
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R. L. Borden
Hoosier
Tid” Burton
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