Timely Notification From Longworth on Roosevelt Clash
New York October era coverage notes Hon. Nicholas Longworth defending Taft and warning anti Roosevelt Republicans. The piece analyzes party loyalties, potential ballot choices, and fears over Roosevelt’s influence. It discusses Longworth’s remarks at Nassau Island and the impact on the upcoming election.
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Campaign tolls force a Roosevelt envoi
The text laments a campaign toll involving Mr Noonvelt and Mr Roosevelt, describing a strained and unbecoming chapter in party history. It urges the great politician to withdraw his campaign rhetoric and cease his subservience to factional demands, suggesting swift action for the party’s good.
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Roosevelt Seeks Petition Review On Osage Land Rights
The speaker asks the president to examine petitions regarding Osage guardianship and guardians' conduct over property on Osage lands. He urges a formal resolution before the next Congress and criticizes management by five named individuals tied to land franchising.
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Bulgarians and Powers Struggle Over Balkan Fate
A late dispatch reviews tensions from Belgrade to Tirnovo as Bulgaria aims to assert independence while Austria and Germany back Bulgaria against Turkey and possible annexation. Prince Ferdinand is named ruler with Bulgarian cabinet present. great powers recalibrate alignments amid Turkish Young Turks reviews. Russia, Britain, and France maneuver amid Bulgarian upheaval and regional influence.
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Rockefeller son held for speeding in New York
William G. Rockefeller, son of the Standard Oil magnate and nephew of John D. Rockefeller, was arrested for speeding his automobile in New York and detained at Morris police station for inability to pay a $100 bail. He deposited his watch as security and was released.
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Six Counties Vote Dry in Ohio Referendum Wave
In multiple counties including Marysville and London, voters chose dry status with large majorities, while a few areas like Bowling Green and Circleville remained wet. The count featured significant turnout, with notable opposition to saloon operations and local option measures, and included mentions of breweries and associated political tensions.
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Fine Dog Hospital and a Dutch Army Drum Thought
A rambling montage begins with Detroit dog hospitals treating canines like people, including private rooms for valuable pets and a ledger system. It shifts to Holland where births and deaths are marked by mill and army cues, then to drums in war, noting the tension between ritual sound and mechanized warfare.
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Will Dine Together at Deep Waterways Convention
Chicago leaders and hundreds of exhibitors and publicists travel by train to attend the deep waterways convention. The test session starts tomorrow and many senators and congressmen have accepted invitations. Bryan and Taft will address the convention and sit together at the banquet tomorrow evening.
Case Is Appealed In Philadelphia Aug Oct 6
Ambiguous docket notes indicate an appeal filed from Philadelphia with references to a commerce clause ruling and government intent to seek Supreme Court review of a lower court decision on confiscatory aspects and constitutional authority.
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Serb Wars Stir Global Protests Across Cities
Telegrams from numerous capitals report street demonstrations as nations rally for war against Austria. Citizens fear conspirators plan to flee Bulgaria with a union of Balkan states seeking independence, intensifying regional tensions and fueling Serb nationalist passions.
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