Foraker Speech Urges Democrats Out of Power in Ohio
Ohio speaker warns that a Democratic return would paralyze industries and threaten prosperity. He cites past recessions, tariff battles, and currency wars, arguing Republicans preserve wealth and national standing while Democrats seek program shifts on colonies and injunctions.
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United States
Ohio
Herrick
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Narn
Democratic Party
John H. Clarke
Uryan
Clarke
John If
Democrats of
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cleveland
Spain
Filippinos
Congress
Race for insular policy and republican triumph in Ohio
A speech defends U S sovereignty over territories including the Philippines, rejects granting independence, and warns against democratic plans to curb courts. It argues for strong judiciary, currency reform, and is hopeful for Herrick Hanna Roosevelt wins in Ohio to support national leadership.
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Courts of Equity
Court of Equity
Democratic Party
W. J. Bryan
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Herrick
Nash
Herrick and
Hanna
Roosevelt
Johnson’s Rise Upsets Clarke Backers In Mansfield News
Johnson gains traction among Clarke’s old followers while opposition braces for stronger contention. The Mansfield News notes a sharper clash as Johnson pivots from past plan to broader resistance.
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Johnson
Clarke
Mansfield News
Eles
Banner of Revolution Threatens Frontier Massacres
A Sofia telegraph reports revolutionary chiefs preparing for massed forces on the frontier. They pledge widespread destruction and chaos to force Turkish withdrawal, with uprisings timed to anger European leaders. Bulgarian and Turkish forces claim daily small victories as Sofia notes preparations for 200,000 troops and stockpiled provisions.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Sofia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Francis Joseph
Macedonia
Europe
Balkan
Vienna
Decapitation on Muskegon Interurban Bridge Tragedy
Grand Rapids report of two Michigan National Guard soldiers from Company B, Second Regiment, M N G, returning from rifle practice on a Muskegon interurban line train. Delater was decapitated when his feet caught on the bridge iron, dragging Manni who suffered fatal injuries including a broken leg.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John Delater
John Manni
Bridge Street
Berlin
Muskegon Interurban
Delater
Manni
Boston Greeks protest Bulgarian actions in Macedonia
A Boston meeting of Greeks in Steinhall Sunday denounced Bulgarian incursions into Macedonia and accused Bulgaria of stirring insurrection and Greek killings to annex the territory. The gathering raised nearly $1,000 to aid persecuted Greeks in Macedonia.
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Boston
Steinhall
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Armenians in Chicago Meet Over Church Property Issue
More than 400 Chicago Armenians gathered to discuss stopping what they call Russia’s confiscation of Armenian church property. M. B. Seron of the Armenian national church in America presided at the mass meeting.
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Chicago
Russia
M. B. Seron
Armenian National Church In America
Game Warden shoots violator near Pittston
Luzerne county game warden E W Campbell shot and probably fatally wounded Roman Dales, 25, near Campbell s lodge two miles from Pittston after Dales violated the game law.
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Wilkesbarre
E. W. Campbell
Luzerne County
Roman Dales
Campbell's Lodge
Pittston
Tragedy in Buffalo as man shoots son-in-law then kills himself
In Buffalo on September 21 James Mears aged 70 fatally shot his son-in-law Michael Crotty 33 following a family quarrel and then killed himself with a gunshot to the head dying instantly.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jas. Mears
Michael Crotty
Grand jury to probe contractor union links in Chicago
Chicago authorities announced on Saturday that a grand jury will investigate combinations between contractors and labor unions. The aims are to crush competition and paralyze building operations in Chicago, signaling a major legal rollback of anti competitive practices.
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Chicago
County Court Bars Uncle Tom's Cabin Shows
Clay County court orders effectively prohibiting Uncle Tom's Cabin performances in the county with a licensing price set at five hundred dollars per day.
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Liberty
Clay County
Indispensable Enquirer Ad Highlights Business Value
An advertising pull urges readers in business to rely on the Enquirer for world news and practical knowledge. It touts the Daily Enquirer at 14.00 a year and the Weekly at 1.00, claiming vast value to merchants, farmers, and laborers seeking timely information.
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Lagards
The
Enquirer
Daily Enquirer
United States
Weekly
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