Taft Speaks On Labor Question In Cleveland Meeting
Taft held a large Cleveland rally in a tent near the steel mill district with Gov. Bartle and Congressmen Kennedy and Thomas in attendance. He argued for labor protection and recounted personal labor experiences, noting Debs as a lawful opponent, not attacking him personally.
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Steond Tron
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William HH. Taft
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Taft
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Vane
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Debs
Dobe
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Medina
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Gratton
Blyria
Hudson
Ravenod
Alliance
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East Tyerpool
Bartle
Kennedy
Thomas
Burton
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West White
Ohio
Ely
Minor mentions and legal notes from a 1900s paper
The item notes Yammany Mall’s $10800 Democratic national committee donation per Charles Murphy and a $4000 congressional campaign fund. It mentions a Second Washington regiment win 2315 to 2200 over Sixth Canadian Mites, plus a Parisian life championship and prize. Other items cover John Arbuckle financing the cruiser Yankee for $67000, Meyer Abram’s workhouse sentence of four days and $600 fine, and Thaw ordered to Pittsburgh facing bankruptcy proceedings with asylum authorities defying the court.
Court dismisses Sherman acts case against firms
The court of United States dismissed the United States v. MacAndrews & Porbes Co and 4, 8, Young Co cases for alleged Sherman Act violations. In Lexington Kentucky on October 14 Dan Patch runs a fast mile in 1:58 2/5 but fails to beat his 1:36 record, with age and condition cited as factors.
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United States
MacAndrews & Porbes Co
Young Co
Hoortee
Con Epiting
Dan Patch
Lesington
Dan Patel
Hin Bia
Prison Breakout At Caudle Jail Reported
Two inmates, Princnern Break Jail at Caudle jail along with William Pred and Charlie Blok, escaped Monday night. Guards believed they were locked in but were hidden in an outside corridor and slipped through open window bars to freedom.
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Steubenville
Cet
Pred Williama
Fegro
Charlie Blokermiadl
Caudle
Fatal misstep in Keoeeville survey crashes local figures
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a deadly misstep near Keoeeville during Tet travel planning. Names appear garbled but reference a prominent Cambridge merchant and a fatal footing incident. Details are unclear due to text damage.
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Keoeeville
Vroning
Uma
Tweedsy
Pearl
Sumtalatog Fatal
Lajarhom
A Man and Police Officer in Washington Clash
A longstanding feud erupts on a Washington street as a black man confronts a white policeman, ending in a tense exchange amid mayoral scrutiny. The incident follows an old grudge between the two men and underscores local racial tensions in the city.
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Washington
Robert Holland
Street Car Fatal Claims Farmer victim
Oct 14 in Hamilton reports a 75 year old farmer William Juecks struck by a street car. He suffered a horrific death as his body was dragged about 60 feet and mangled beyond recognition.
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Hamilton
William Juecks
Fortier
Digest concept echoed by Lord Bacon and public ad
The text discusses digestion as life guidance with a claim that only digestion brings true health, citing Lord Bacon and stressing the benefit of digesting books and ideas. It then promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a superior digestive aid, detailing how they work in the mouth and stomach and asserting their superiority over liquids and powders.
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Stuart
Europe
America
Thian
Mort Én Woyers
Bryan
Sat
Salémuin
Ping
Dows
Bryn
Suicided After Robbery Leads to Turmoil in Dairy Trade
A distressed New York dairyman allegedly killed himself after being robbed of 960 dollars borrowed to expand his business. The report notes no clues against suspects and hints at broader trouble within the dairy industry amid local regulatory scrutiny and personal tragedy.
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New York
Colwmbie
Reniek Dunlap
Thesiay
Mayer Porter
Steubenville
Hwalost
Faethe
Burglary Suspect Shown in Court in 2 Barrel Case
A puzzled OCR item reports a burglary case involving a suspect linked to a belt and shotgun. Court details are unclear, with names and places garbled, but mentions a clerk and a fine related to deadly weapons context.
Ohio A kL. Convertion, Dawson, 0. Oit
The author describes a local event with unclear details and names. The fragment mentions a convention for an organization and a schedule reference, but the text is garbled and specific actions or outcomes are not clear.
Court reports indictments and a double murder in early October
The era records include a Cleveland broker fined 250 for operating a penny shop under the supreme court ruling. Other breakers were indicted as the Gill case moves toward trial. A political fight reaches court in Gul Ma county with party faction disputes and election challenges. A double murder near Gall Crossing is reported with victims John and Peter Bohl. A Nevada pastor, 74, sentenced for bigamy. The Ashtabula Presbyterian Conference opens with 200 delegates.
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Telewaht
Ian
Cleveland
Jag
Chapman Pon Hobert K. Gul
Olio
Gill
ABC
Supreme Court
Colum
Exige
Rviteer
Hepobtican Party
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Okebia
Eugle
Mumanus
Gle
Hy County Board of Electione
Disputes Dead Woman's Title as Wife in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati woman retained an attorney in Boston Tuesday to prove she was the wife of Henry Dumont a wealthy local linen dealer. Dumont says his wife was cremated in the Crest Tall fire at Winthrop Mass and has gone there to search for her body. The claimant says the dead woman was Annie Campbell of Cincinnati. Her father says she married Dumont two years ago.
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Cineinnati
Boston
Henry Dumont
Dumont
Crest Tall
Winthrop
Mass
Misa
Annie Campbell
Cincinnati
Notable Educator Dies in Norwich After Plane Accident
Dr. Danley Colt Gilman, famed educator and former president of Johue Mophre University, Baltimore, died suddenly in Norwich, Conn. The report notes he was crushed by a plane Tuesday in apparent accident. His death follows a separate Dayton, Ohio incident where Herelin Donan, 40, perished when a plane fell on him while loading equipment.
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Norwich
Conn
Danley Colt Gilman
Baltimore
Johue Mophre
Dayton
Herelin Donan
Went Corrollton
Parker Arrives in Springfield to Address Democrats
In Springfield Ohio on Tuesday M Judge Parker spoke at the Grand Opera House to a gathering of prominent Democrats. The visit highlighted party unity as Parker addressed reforms and policy priorities in a concise remarks session.
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Springfield
Get
Parker
Call for Public Disclosure of Campaign Expenditures
A letter urges full publication of all campaign expenditures and donations to inform voters after the election. It calls for immediate transparency to expose who funds and influences politics and to prevent hidden favors for candidates and parties.
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Mack
United States
Perilen
Pepe Leven
Wendy
Patriagg
Rene Dolie
Py Webber Wolley
Rae
Labor Bribery Probe Sifts Taft Campaign Ties
Documents reveal Charley Nagel, Chicago Republican HQ head, as key figure in a fund of 6000 dollars aimed at penalizing employers who urge workers to vote for Taft. The story cites alleged corporate pressure and anti-bribery language, with ties to Standard Oil and Missouri political maneuvering.
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Democratic National Committee
Charley Nagel
Chicago
Republican Watch Committee
Hitcchcock
Standard Oil Company
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Nagel
Missouri
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
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Taft
Kihan Allen Hitel
T and Coven
Btandhard Oil Company
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Taft golf talk dominates Northwest campaign swing
The article reports Taft's Chicago stop during a campaign train journey with an orchestra of 12, and his defense of golf as a game for the people. He criticizes aristocratic imagery and stresses economic issues, promising to address banking deposits and rail regulation while appealing to farmers and laborers.
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Corey
Bie
Marielle Gillwan
Chicago
Lateat Mra
Tray
Wits
Spedtal Cary
Dudge
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