York State Scene of Intensest Political Activity
Intense political activity fills New York City as major figures including Taft, Bryan, and Hearst conduct addresses across Yonkers, the Hudson Valley, Greater New York, and Manhattan venues. The day features speeches in City Hall Park, Broadway meetings, and gatherings in Brooklyn and nearby towns as workers and citizens listen to early morning addresses and expected late events.
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W. Xork
New York City
Front Point Point
Taft
Gomg
Yonkers
Hudson
Farmy
Troy
Hryan
Greater
New York
Ye City Hall Park
Broadway
Brooklyn
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Odeney City
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Ble
Park Row
Telegraph
Alto
Bonaparte
Hearst. Fe
Joe
Where Bennett Lives is Given the Republican Nominee For Governor
Weston Oct 21 After a murderous invasion of the enemy country Hon Willan Sad Pimescock and his party proceed to Clarkaburs, leaving the city for Martinsburg where the Republican gubernatorial nominee is to speak on departure. Glasscock was greeted by a delegation of Lewis county Republicans and the meeting drew strong turnout. local Democratic press bureau claims a clean sweep for the ticket, but in Bennett’s hometown Republicans are organized for success while Bennett’s managers hope a favorable vote in Lewis county, though indications are he will be heavily cut due to his tax payer record.
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Westo
Willan
Pimescock
Mpeliiingera Tete
Dewis
Frboe Weston Ir
Glasscock
Lewis County
Sie
Gisecock
Mr. Bennett
Elmer
Narrow Escape Near Apteston on Fast Mountain Train
A local train carrying AV. E. Grimecock and other officials narrowly escaped wreck yesterday afternoon on a mountain route. Brake rigging overheated, causing smoke and a broken mechanism but the engine stayed on track and passengers were jolted but uninjured as the carriages halted safely.
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Apeston
Tivekhimnon Mountain
D&o
AV. E. Grimecock
Shmurtott
B. K. Long
Taylor Vinkon
General Frazer
Record of Serious Charge and Child Abduction Case
A boarder named August Yodk was arraigned in Magistrate Gordon's Court on a serious charge involving an attempted sexual assault on a nine year old girl, reportedly abducted by the child’s father from Melehts. The incident allegedly occurred near the Hodis area, with allegations that Yodk enticed the child and attempted to harm her before mother’s intervention. The case, tied to a miner employed at a company, now proceeds under court action.
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Andy Savage
Jnlon
Gordon
Uni Bharke
Andy
Nagkl
Conmtu
Keene
Youle
Miqvent Coat Maine
Struggle for Voting Rights Traced in Local Registration Effort
A long registration day saw a large turnout as citizens sought to secure voting rights before an election. Officials and the clerk faced questions and delays, with Republicans among the registrants and scrutiny of procedures by Mr. Tetrick. The event highlighted access issues and the push to improve citizen eligibility.
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Guy Tetrick
Wetrick
AVA
Vague meeting leads to bank law case in New York
In New York on October 27, a proceedings involving Charlie Mors and Albert Curthe is before a United States court. Judges Lohgh will determine whether Bors and Guriiq face charges for violating the national banking law.
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New York
Charlie Mors
Altre FL Curthe
United States Court
Judes Lohgh
Tns
Tony Bors
Guriiq
Mike Vim
Potters Pay Debate Sparks Bryan High Wages Claim
In East Liverpool an 1893 House of Representatives committee hearing on potters wages is recalled. William Jennings Bryan, noted for party leadership, questions pay with a potter worker quoted about daily wages and a protest to lower potters’ pay. The scene references a mutiny and local figures tied to the era.
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East Liverpool
Blake
House of Representatives
Willian Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Tie
Binker Wean
Washington
Fir. Ryin
Tinke
Laure
Election day polling hours in Hagerstown almanac
The almanac lists sunrise at 6 5 and sunset at 5 07 on election day, noting polls open and close during these hours. It urges Republicans to vote early to avoid delays that could cost them the chance to cast ballots.
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Hagerstown
Vast Sheep Loss in New Mexico Blizzard
Santa Fe New Mexico reports twenty thousand sheep grazing on the Cumbers mountain range to Rio Arriva county, about 140 miles north of here, perished in a blizzard raging three days. Snow 5 to 10 feet deep. Six herders missing and presumed frozen to death.
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Santa FE
N. M
Cumbers Mountain
Rio Arriva
Cottages Burned at Salisbury Beach In Autumn Fire
A major blaze at Salisbury Beach, Salisbury Massachusetts, destroyed over one hundred cottages from the summer colony. Most homes were unoccupied for the season as flames caused about 100,900 dollars in damages.
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Salisbury
Mass
Salisbury Beach
Machines advance at Buckhannon plant in Window Glass work
A Buckhannon window glass factory introduces a new TRAE machine, claimed to increase overall plant output by about 3 percent. The American Window Glass Company operates the sole machine of its kind in the country, with a five year history of operation and high costs.
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Charles F. Peter
Thilippi
The
State Window Glass Company
Buckhannon
Glee Mianutsrtur
West Virginia
Mufron Window
State Window Ol Company
Additon
Amarican Window Glaas Company
Sli
Shafer Injured In Runaway Near Winchester
In Clark County near Winchester a runaway incident left Shafer with a fractured skull and serious injuries. He was found conscious and rushed to Lexington in dire condition as physicians held little hope for recovery. Shafer, secretary of the West Virginia Sunday School Association, was reported absent from Wheeling, with friends statewide shocked by the accident.
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Clark County
Winchester
Fiowden
Walte
Lexington
Hig
Shaver
West Virginia Sunday School Association
Wheeling
Shater
West Virginia Coal Institute forms in Charleston
The West Virginia Coal Institute, tied to the coal industry, formed after an initial Charleston meeting on December 1 and 2. J B Hanford of Morgantown is president. John Cummings of Tunnelton secretary treasurer. Executive board members include Henley Elkins, Ross Charleston, Virgin Plymouth, Howard Clarksburg. Vice presidents are Haas Fairmont Rebison Charleston Ott Thomas Palmer Olcott Jones Switchback.
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West Virginia Coal Minfox Institute
West Virginia
Charleston
West Virginia Mining Association
J. B. Hanford
Elkins Coal and Coke Company
Morgantown
Vis
Insitute
Joh & Cummings
Tunnelton
John Francie Henley
Elkins
Joan G. Ross
Joseph Virgin
Plymouth
D. Howard
Clarksburg
Frank Haas
Fairmont
Neil Reb
Inson
Lee Ott
Thomas
F. HW. Palmer
Olcott
James FE. Jones
Switchback
MacGoirie and Dawson Fee State 1AOH 1908 Case
In a 1908 dispute between MacGoirie and Dawson Fee State 1AOH the record details a property matter. The case references menial property and related costs as part of the legal action.
Kissed In Court Leads To Reconciliation At Magistrate
In Magistrate Gordon s court on Third street Tuesday morning Mike Lada and his wife burst into tears and kissed, deciding to go home in peace. The wife had sought charges of assaulting and beating her husband. Reconciliation was reached before trial, the warrant withdrawn, and the husband paid costs. both left seemingly happy.
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Gordon
Mike Lada
Pinnickinnick
Mike
Election Returns Display At Telegram Square Tonight
The Daily Telegram will broadcast the election returns to the public Tuesday night from the Empire Building on Main Street. A third floor interception from Oak Hall will project the results for viewers in Telegram Square as Why serson and family invite the public to watch. Mrs W W Carr and husband of Adamaton returned from Parkersburg after the funeral of Harry W Carr buried Monday.
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Main Street
Empire
Oak Hall
W. W. Carr
Adamaton
Parkersburg
Mr. Care
Harry W. Carr
West Virginia Board of Trade Adds Twenty Two Members
The West Virginia Board of Trade reports a surge in new members with twenty two added this week. Wheeling firms Hast Grocers Company and Browne Brothers, tailors, join alongside Morgantown and Fairmont delegates. New Morgantown members include Farmers and Mechanics Bank and others. Fairmont entries include Fairmont Watt Plater Company and Hammond Fire Brick Company.
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West Virginia Board of Trade
Amon
Wheelling
Hast Grocers Company
Browne Brothers
Tailors
Moondaville
United States
Cemte
Fostoria Glass Company
Graham Young
State Board
Morgantown
Fairmont
Mechanicx Bank
BMR
Warfield
Anw Morgantown
Kingwood Radeot Company
J. J. McDermott
Dominione News Comepany
James C. Fra
Firemont Ice & Fuel Company
Consolidated “Telphone Company
Benjamin Harrison Monument Unveiled in Indianapolis Parade
The Benjamin Harrison monument was unveiled in University Park Indianapolis with ceremonies and a parade. Attending speakers included Vice President Fairbanks General John W Noble Harrison interior secretary John L Grigiths and poet James Whitcomb Riley who read a dedicated poem. Elizabeth Harrison unveiled the monument and guests included Mrs Agnes C Stuart and others as local dignitaries attended from nearby towns.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
University Park
G. A. R. Poste
Regular Army
National Guardsmen
Fairbanks
John W. Noble
Harrison
Interior
John 1. Grigiths
James Whitcomb Riley
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