Bryan Campaign Finale in Chicago Rallys and Taft Attacks
The piece describes a large rally in Chicago where William Jennings Bryan charged Taft’s backers, attacking Rockefeller Harriman and Carnegie while praising Roosevelt. It follows Bryan through Indiana and Illinois stops, noting crowds up to 30,000 in Munice and Gary, and summarizes Taft’s NY campaign finish remarks asserting broad support and a large national majority for the Republican candidate.
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Hearst
Chicago
Qet
Tait
Rockefeller
Shermat
Carnegie
Roosevelt
Marple
Wa. J. Brray
Epole
Ihleh
Bryan
Taft
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carpegle
K. Ty. Harriman
Bevin
Harriman
Itti
Basses
Trusts
Andes
Lars Worl
New York
Mgr
Ohio
Indiana
Minton City
Warriman
Winchester
Richmond
New Castle
Muneie
Andergon
Alexandria
Summitville
Marion
Kokomo
Peru Rochweter
Plymouth
South Bend
Laporte
Chagterton
Gary
Indiana Harbor
Etrelewood
New Steel Town
Indiana Warber
Anderson
Ynconsali
Buffalo
Batt
Ceed Lo Kangits
Woman’s Love Sends Her to Molokai Tomb
Mrs John Harry of Washington leper vows to accompany her husband to Molokai leper colony in Hawaii. She plans to depart with their infant, facing social ostracism and separation from their other child as she joins him in exile and awaits a possible farewell from the outside world.
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Jonn Early
Hearst
Wirn
Washington, D. C
John Harry
Washington
Molo Kai
Hawaii
Department of Justice
Molokai
Hearst Attacks Archbold at Carnegie Hall Speech
William Randolph Hearst delivered a speech at Carnegie Hall disputing Archbolds attack from last Monday. He quoted Archbold claiming neither Judge Morrison nor Judge Henderson knew he had written Governor Stone in their behalf. The letter cited bears a dated An gist 9 1889 and references Morrison of Smithport Pennsylvania.
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Oy Hearst
New York
William Randolph Hearnt
Carnegie Hall
Quay
Penrose
Letters Bid For Morrison Supreme Judgeship Support
As letters arrive urging influence in Morrison's favor, others note deposits and subscriptions as backing. A certificate of deposit covers a year of subscription at four dollars, while another offer indicates a tenable yearly subscription of five thousand dollars. Hearst reports adjusting the subscription price to sixty cents per year.
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Iohn de Archbold
Tearst
Archboli
Quay
Pexntore
Morrison
Hearst
Rockefeller smear and Roosevelt reaction on election trick
The report covers Rockefeller’s claim he will back Taft, Roosevelt’s rejection as a fake, and a White House statement. Frank Ku–logy, a prominent anti trust figure, presses the president on Standard Oil prosecutions. A court hearing on dissolving Standard Oil is set for February.
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Hearst
Washington, D. G
Roosevelt
John T
Taf
Rockefeller
Frank B. Kulogy
Standard Oil Prosecutions
Kuluge
Pat
O1 Corporation
United States
Lang
May Decide Oil Case Next Week
Special to To Mete Washington BG Get UVa the federal supreme court will resume hearings on a case where a corporation seeks to avoid heavy penalties and state receivership. Attorney General Allen will resume his argument as the court may not announce a decision until the day after.
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Washington
Get
Uva
Federmil Supreme’ Court
Fexar
Edea
Waters-Pie
Agslatan
Allen
Taken to Mexico on a murder charge in New Lawn case
A fragmentary report states that Cantu, described as Mexican, was turned over to Governor Reyer of Neve Lawn for an alleged murder. A witness or official named Canina accompanied Ait for extraction as part of the transfer.
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Mexico
Waslinghan
D.C
Il Dane
Laredo
Reyer
Neve Lawn
Ua Billta
Talen
Canina
Governor Campbells Grill Echoes In Sherman Meeting
A Sherman audience heard Governor Thomas Mitchell Campbell debated by Colmel Lyon and lieutenant governor candidate Charles W Ogden. Lyon offered humble opinions on Campbell policies while Ogden attacked the Campbell record, claiming rhetoric hid shortcomings. The rally concluded with both sides critiquing the incumbent and party prospects for 100 hour speeches.
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Thomas’ Mitchell Campbell
Colmel Ceci Lyon
Sherman
Ted Exerta
Washington
District of Columbia
Enor
Charles W. Ogdén
Ramibienu Tebel
Campbell
Wwe Ogden
Ims
Pierce Plans Indictment Hurdle in Texas Perjury Case
Boston dispatch reports Clay Pierce, wanted in Texas on perjury charges, faces potential indictment issues tied to a faulty affidavit. Attorneys anticipate possible dismissal or a new indictment, with grand jury needed for a fresh pathway. Pierce plans remain undecided as he contemplates travel between Texas and Missouri to seek habeas relief.
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Austin
Tex
Clay Pierce
Marge
Nagle
SN. M
Pierce
Missouri
Boston
Mass. Ct
My Clay Merce
Texas
Beverly
Texwa
St Lois
Whee
Waco man drops dead at home this afternoon
Local report states Myers a shoring goods merchant fell dead at his residence in Waco with two wives noted in initial details. Possible misspellings in names suggest need for corroboration from official sources. Authorities have not released a formal cause or funeral information at this time.
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Myers
Eloy
James Wilson Declines Colorado College Presidency
Denver dispatch reports James Wilson refuses to quit cabinet duties as the Colorado Agricultural College at Fort Collins considers a replacement. Sources indicate Rev. Dr. Frank W Guosaulus of Chicago is among candidates, with a five to two tilt among the state board of agriculture members.
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Denver
Col
Secreta James Wilton
Rouge’ Raliaut
Colorado Jegrinatural College
Fort Collins
State Board of Agriculure
Frank W Guosaulus
Chicago
United States
Gunnin
Divorced Here Che Weds Again in New Orleans
Mrs Virginia R Heine, famed as a wealthy young woman, reportedly remarried after a publicized separation. The ceremony took place at Hotel Donchez in New Orleans with Attendant Georgiaga Denis and Miss Feresinta Rawls. The groom’s identity is noted as an executive from a New Orleans manufacturing concern. The couple plan to reside in New Orleans. Mrs Heinaix, a visitor to San Antonio earlier, is described as about 40, of handsome appearance and charming manners.
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New Orleans
Virginia R. Heine
America
Hein
Pitt
Donechaud
We Yuener
Hefryz
Putlieburg
New York
Sam Antonio
Iss Georgiaga Denis
Misa Feresinta Rawls
James B. Gutere
Ding
Turner
Virginia Ro Uelnz
San Antonio
Heinaix
Bexar County
Home near Denton Burns in blaze. $7800 loss
Special to The Light reports a house fire south of Denton caused by unknown causes. The blaze destroyed a residence, with an estimated loss of 7800 dollars. No injuries are listed. Fire crews were dispatched promptly and contained the flames to the single dwelling.
Rushing a San Antonio Railroad Bond Drive
A provocative call urges San Antonio citizens and businesspeople to invest in a railroad bonds scheme to connect the lower Rio Grande to Brownsville. The writer argues investment benefits the city’s economy, promises regional growth, and appeals to civic pride and future prosperity.
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San Antonio
Rioslands
Brownsville
Sap Antonian
A. Ptt
Sun
Jose
Norman Mack Predicts Landslide for Bryan in Electoral Count
Norman Mack issues statement forecasting Bryan wins a large share of the 48% electors in the electoral college. He cites breakdowns by state including New York Ohio Indiana and others, with Taft and Bryan totals referenced. The New York Globe and The Evening Mall publish varying electoral tables and totals.
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Taft
New York
Rochester
N.Y
Patt
Lars
Odo
Ib Seteide
Maryland
Bryan
Wi Fort
May cost it dearly in Texas suits against oil firms
The Texas attorney general and investigators served papers on Standard Oil of Indiana and New Jersey and Union Tank Lines, owned by Standard Oil, in a bid to oust them from Texas. Suits for penalties totaling 75 million to 190 million are contemplated after a covert service plan and staged introductions to Texas representatives.
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Hearst
Galveston
Tex
DeVidson
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
New Jersey
Union Tank Lines Company
East
Daridsor
Light
Morse Trial Reveals Massive Bank Fraud at North America
Hearst telephoto report outlines that Charles W. Morse obtained about 15.99 million dollars from the National Bank of North America over eight minutes as part of alleged federal banking law violations. Proceeds from bank loans and discounts favored five men, while Morse focused on speculative steak market activity.
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Hearst
Wirs
New York
Charles W. Morse
National Bank of North America
United States Criminal Court
Warrant issued for Dr La Fayette on swindle charge
Deputy Sheriff Kincaid filed a county court affidavit yesterday in Sir Antonio. Annie M. Prveland alleges paying the defendant $49 for goods at local stores and says the treatment was unsatisfactory. The warrant cites charges of swindling over sixty dollars.
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Droid L. Reve
la Fayette
Sir Antonio
Bunddla
Sherif Kincaid
County Coure Laty
Annie M. Prveland
Fort Worth Democrats Lose Bid for Primary Injunction
In Tallis district court Judge Muse refused to grant an injunction to restrain the old Democratic committee from holding a primary on November 3. After three hours of wrangling by attorneys for the revival city faction, the judge joined four other judges in declining the injunction.
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Light
Fort Worth
Tex
Muse
Tallis District Court
Wight
Democratic
Capinlttees
Port Worth
Beaumont Girl, 14, Dies in Fire Tragedy
A 14 year old girl from Beaumont died after her clothing ignited when a Ketty of Tara caught fire. She died at 6 o'clock following five agonies as firemen battled the blaze and extinguished the flames.
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Spestay
Port Aithir
Tes
Oct
Darky Opschuer
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