Roosevelt Answers Bryan Taft Clash on Haskell Role
Washington dispatch details President Roosevelt defending Governor Haskell against Bryan’s claims tied to Standard Oil. It describes Haskell as unfit for national office, cites Oklahoma actions on the Prairie Oil case, and contrasts Taft’s stance with Bryan’s accusations while highlighting tensions within the Democratic Party. The letter to Bryan defends the administration’s position and criticizes Bryan’s shifting arguments.
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Washington
Haskell
National Committee
Whiteoase
Roosevelt
Wilm J. Bryan
Standard Oil
Mr. Bryan
Dge Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Govern Haskell
Gover
Oklahoma
State University
White House
Wash. D. C
Standard Oil Company
Vernor
Oklayma
Prairie Oil & As Company
Denr
Ate
Overnor
Ower
Thettorney
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Effort Fails to Block Local Option Bill in House
Indianapolis, September 24. An attempt to kill the county local option bill by indefinite postponement failed 51 to 49. The measure was advanced to its second reading in the house.
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Indianapolis
Shore Leave Denied Over Cholera in Manila Case
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf instructed Rear Admiral Sperry to withhold liberty for officers and men in Manila while any cholera cases remain in the city. The directive, sent from Washington on September 24, aims to curb spread amid the outbreak and applies to the Atlantic Fleet.
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Washington
Manila
Metcalf
Sperry
Atlantic Feet
Typhoon Blasts Central Philippines Causing Heavy Loss
Meager reports from Manila on September 24 describe a powerful typhoon striking central Philippines areas including Samar North Leyte southeastern Luzon Northern Negros Nasbate and Romlon. Nasbate reportedly razed and Romlon suffers extensive property damage and probable heavy casualties. Authorities fear tremendous loss of life and property.
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Manila
Philippine Group
Samar
Leyte
Luzon
Penay
Nasbate
Romlon
Roperty
West Va. Glasscock Named Regular Republican Governor Candidate
West Virginia politics cooled after a split in the Republican ranks. Following Swisher’s withdrawal and Scherr’s Lincoln Republican bloc stepping aside, William E. Glasscock emerged as the united party’s gubernatorial nominee. Other regular faction candidates remained in place from the July nominations.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Charles W. Swisher
Arnold C. Scherr
Swisher
Mail clerks injured in rear end collision near Little Falls
Four mail clerks were injured and twenty three passengers in a Pullman car were jolted in a rear end collision on the New York Central railroad near Little Falls New York today. W E Gilbert H J Hagadorn W B Overlander and Martin Ryan were hospitalized.
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Little Falls
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
W. E. Gilbert
H. J. Hagadorn
W. B. Overlander
Martin Ryan
Forest Fire Losses Forecast in Minnesota
Washington dispatch reports Minnesota forest fires may cause losses totaling as much as ten million dollars. Government expert R. T. Pullman wired the forest service with preliminary estimates after arriving to investigate the extent of the damage.
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Washington
Minnesota
Forest Service Today
R. T. Pullman
Grain Market Report From Chicago
Grain market closes in Chicago with Wheat at 1 0034, corn 7876, oats 485s and pork at 15 25. Prices reflect futures activity and market demand on Sept 24.
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Chicago
Taft Applauded in Chicago as He Defends Injunction Record
Taft drew thousands in Chicago on September 24, ending at La Salle Street station to cheers and blue flags. He spoke at Orchestra Hall addressing railway workers, defending injunctions as proper when backed by precedent, while denouncing Bryan and Gompers. He argued for protection of business owners and warned against class legislation favoring labor, noting a rule requiring notice before injunctions in some cases.
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Chicago
Taft
LaSalle Street
Mr. Taft
Indiana
Hitchcock
National Committee
Taft Club
Orchestra Hall
Michigan Avenue
Roosevelt
Bryan
Gompers
Mr. Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Mr.aft
Theodore Roosevelt
Railway Men’s Club
Samuel H. Fitch
Illinois Central Railroad
Mr. Fitch
Arthur
Phelan
Labor Man Jailed by Judge Taft Court Order
James Hogan, former American Railway Union official, reflects on Judge Taft’s injunction stance and labor rights. He argues Taft affirmed workers' rights to combine raise funds and strike while condemning only constrained contract breaches. Hogan criticizes Olney, Gompers, Bryan, and the use of injunctions in labor history.
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Chicago
William H. Taft
Richard Olney
Olney
Taft
James Hogan
American Railway Union
Debs
Howard
United States
Ann Arbor
Mr. Hogan
America
Arthur
Sargent
Edwin Walker
Olner
Samuel Gompers
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Gompers
Supreme Court
Danbury Hatters
Workmen of America
Denver
Committee On
Standard Oil
Bryan Long
Hogan
Bryan
Bureau of Publicity
Bryan silent on Haskell charges in Columbus evidence
In Columbus W J Bryan read Roosevelt's reply and would answer after study. He warned Haskell off the National committee amid Standard Oil controversy. A Follett aide said Haskell must resign from the committee. Guthrie and Dayton dispatches note Bryan's planned Cincinnati speech rebutting Taft Roosevelt critiques.
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Columbus
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Bryan
Cincinnati
Dayton
Haskell
Democratic Committee
Oklahoma
A. Dewey Follett
Marietta
Fifteenth
Mannett
Standard
Follet
Standard Oil Company
Follett
Haskel
National Committee
Guthrie
Democratic National Committee
Prairie Oil Co
The
Wm. J. Bryan
Taft
United States
Grand jury returns big batch true bills
A Scio area robbery left a Roumanian peddler named Anna Nummy in serious condition after being attacked by a young colored man three miles west of Scio along the railroad. The assailant is described as about 5 feet 8 inches, weight 150 pounds, with a smooth face, wearing a black hat and dark clothing. Constable Jones relayed the police description to the Herald-Star, and Mayor Spiker provided further details. Police are actively seeking the suspect.
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Scio
Jones
Herald-Star
Spiker
Anna Nummy
Steubenville
Rochester
Work on government dams halted by extreme low water
Local river conditions have slowed dam projects as extreme low water halts barges and towing gear. At No 3 McMechen crews shifted from boat to horse power, with 150 to 200 workers used that summer. work now suspended awaiting rain. East Liverpool No 9 dam also faces bad conditions.
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No. Am
Brilliant
No. 3
McMechen
No. 9 Dam
East Liverpool
Holliday's Cove gas shows strong 24 hour yield at 1835 barrels
In Holliday's Cove district McKim Bros report a second test a gasser on their farm. The Holiday's Cove pool production remains creditable with 1835 barrels in 24 hours ending yesterday morning. Closely drilled wells risk fire as town development grows.
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Holliday's Cove
Mekim Bros
McLister & Altman
Mingo
Steubenville Gun Club Wins Close Match at Wheeling
The Steubenville Gun Club defeated a Wheeling Country Club picked team 529 to 517 yesterday afternoon on Wheeling grounds. Father Powers led Steubenville with 96 targets, close behind were J Wright and Joseph Paull with 93 each. Wheeling’s J Wright and Paull each scored 93. Committee hosts Earl Adams and J E Wright invited the visitors who were entertained after the contest. The Wheeling event was praised as one of the best matches in Wheeling, with top marks and spirited play throughout.
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Steubenville
Wheeling
Earl Adams
J. E. Wright
Country Club
Steubenville Gun Club
WM. Beal Wcomvss
Father Powers
Dr. McGey
Acswes
B. Kennedy
WOA
Eg civ Eas
Ot Brownes
Wheeling Country Club
J. Wright Co. Des
GME
Dhes Eee Beas
James. Paull
Jou Pawlt
Exchange Expels Brown and Young for Gambling Debauch
New York stock exchange board of governors after a searching investigation expelled A. O. Brown and L. Ginther Young, two board members of A. Brown & Co., for alleged gambling debauch on August 22.
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New York
A. Brown & Co
New York Stock Exchange Today
A. O. Brown
L. Ginther Young
Catholic Diocese Split Creations Cleveland and Toledo
In Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller and province bishops agreed to divide the Cleveland diocese, forming two new sees at Cleveland and Toledo. In Baltimore Kern Defends Haskell, denouncing Hearst and Roosevelt over Standard Oil affiliations and attacks on Haskell.
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Cincinnati
Moeller
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio Weather Tonight Clear Then Clouds Friday
Three schoolchildren from Stertbenville visited the Indian rocks at Smith's Ferry, driven by tales of waterside hieroglyphics. Teachers approved the trip and the group reported a good time and enjoyment. East Liverpool Review.
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Stertbenville
Indian Rocks
Smith's Ferry
East Liverpool
Half Million Fire Strikes Redding Business District
Redding California suffered a devastating blaze on September 24 that leveled much of the business section. Two summer hotels and several stores were destroyed in the early morning fire, causing extensive property loss and ahead of a sharp inquiry into its cause. Local officials report no immediate word on fatalities.
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Redding
Cal
Three Indicted for Second Degree Murder and More
Grand jury report after ten days in session 264 witnesses 123 cases including 98 true bills 20 ignored 5 continued. Indictments include second degree murder for Harry becs and others, grand larceny, burglary, embezzlement, keeping house of ill fame and various selling offenses. Jail reform urged due to unsafe and unsanitary conditions and ignored prior recommendations by Commissioners.
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Harry Be Cs
Albert Thorpe
Innebaldi Zapponi
Leberato Priscuitto
Joan Ocharski
Andrew Mulka
Wm. Hawney
Blink Hodgkiss
C. C. Cook
Chas. Roberts
Ren. L. Sharp
Wim. Kincaide
Jack Wind
Emmett Coulter
Chas McBee
John McCray
Fred Ely
Tony Mace
Stephen Paler
Eugene McCort
Wish McCort
Nicola Pascaretta
Marion Radishka
Frank Nepukoska
Amsterdam
Thos. Davis
Daniel Robertson
Nat Willetts
Ellsworth Williams
Aaron L. Levy
Blanche Harrison
Harry McGriffith
Clara Jones
Stella Wilson
Jessie Mickle
Madame Niva
Madame Myrtle
Madame Connelly
Lottie Miller
Lizzie Woods
Rose Wilson
Pearl Johnson
Pearl Waggerman
Blanche Wilson
Lena Smith
Mary Gerard
River Gauge Records Low Water Near Fair Weather Forecast
The river stood at three inches, a low water mark, with gauges at Market Street foot and Mingo near Wa bash bridge, remaining steady Thursday morning. Colonel Loomis notes river nearly a foot below government low water mark as showers fail to materialize, yet fair weather predicted.
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Loomis
Wabash Bridge
Mingo
Weather Bureau
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Mittee
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