Whirlwind Finish Hinge on Battling Parties in New York
A sprawling campaign report outlines a heated push across Ohio Indiana and New York as Taft Bryan and Hughes lead rival parties. It notes Madison Square Garden rallies Brooklyn appearances Cleveland Youngstown and heavy scheduling through late October with key figures Alber Parker Williams Bacon Smith and Ansel among speakers.
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New York
Y & Lirke
Taoat
Ohio
Indiana
Tate
Rooevelty Ebinet
Root
Garfield
Meyer
Wiliself
Cleveland
Youngstown
Fairbanke
Senatore Beveridge
Hemenway
Edward H. O* Mim
United States
Constantinople
John L. Griffen
Liverpool
Gardner
Michigan
William J. Bryan
New York State
Hie Tong
Ilinois
Taft
Myr. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Thenaturday
Hudson River
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
Manhattan Island
Middle West
Alton B. Parker
John Sharp Williams
Bacon
Georgia
Hoke Smith
J. H. Higgins
Rhode Inland
Ansel
South Carolina
New York City
Republican Clubs
Business Men's Republican Association
Hughes
William Alden Smith
Drowning and deaths in scattered incidents across cities
Reports recount drownings at Joslyn Lake in Washtenaw County Michigan involving Frank Barnum and Ernest Pitzgerald. a Chicago figure known as the Cough Drop Man found dead in a Clark Street lodging doorway. Filipino workers slain near Iligan Mindanao and other fatal events. Also notes a New York City crowd incident with Belard DMentzel and Kitto Clinch, postal clerks losing clerical duties, patent office decisions, New England Catholic centenary celebrations in Boston, drought relief in Pennsylvania, Magness held for desertion, and seven new cholera cases in Manila with related outbreaks.
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Frank Barnum
Ernest Pitzgerald
Waterloo
Joslyn Lake
Washtenaw County
Mich
Chicago
Clark Street
Heart
Niliire
New York City
Belard D’mentzel
Kittie Clinch
Curriers
Meyer
Edward B. Moore
Patent Office
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Kramer Breaks World Record At Vallabury Track
Newark N J Oct 26 Frank L Kramer champion bicycle rider broke his own world record for six miles unpaced in competition at the Vallabury track Sunday riding the distance in 57 20 46.
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Newark
N. 4
Frank L. Kramer
Vallabury
Studebaker brothers dedicate large OA building at Sundingang
The Studebaker brothers erected a significant OA building at a cost of 250000 dollars. The dedication was held Sunday with a large crowd present and an official ceremony noting the occasion.
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Bouto Pend
Studebaker Brothers
Murder Mystery in Penny Town unfolds near Upper Providence
John Denny Jr. 24 was found dead in a woods near Upper Providence with a large facial wound from a shot. Police say a gun and valuables were missing, suggesting murder rather than accident. Three men, all Negro, were arrested but deny knowledge of the shooting.
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Medina
John Denny, Jr
Upper Providence
Denny
Neen
Pittsburg
Hugh McGuire
Carne Hi
Carnegie
No Definite Progress From Berlin Talks
No announcement was made by the foreign office on Sunday regarding progress of talks at Berlin between Russian foreign minister M. Za wolsky and German chancellor Prince Von Huelew. The conference has yielded no definite results and will continue today. Also reported: Rankin murder episode in Reelfoot Tennessee where over forty prisoners including two women were captured in the Walnut Log case. seven others including one woman arrested by troopers but paroled. Dr Parkhurst resigns as head of the Society for the Prevention of Crime after 17 years. prominent banker Dina in New York reports death of William Henry Rogers, Nassau Bank president, aged 70.
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Peterabure
Foreign Office
Berlin
M. Zawolsky
Prince von Huelew
Wiio
Rankin
Reelfoot
Tenn
Walnut Log
Quinten Hankin
Masker Night Rider
Dina
New York
William Henry Rogers
Nassau Band of the Vity
Brooklyn
Interior detail on Haskell charge against Osage trust
The Interior Department in Washington releases a detailed statement addressing Gov. Haskell’s charges about the Osage lease issue. It asserts Haskell’s charges are untruthful and notes Roosevelt and Garfield will publish the truth to prevent misinforming the Indians. The statement also accuses Haskell of fraudulent land plots taken from Indians and pending suits to recover the lands.
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Muskogee
Valco Civilized Tribes
Interior Department
Waakiitigion
Induruc
Uone
Grewie
Bright
Haskell
Anyay
Hankell
Indiana Territory
OH Co
Roosevelt
Garfield
Delrts
Double tragedy in Mississippi ends in two deaths
News from New Orleans reports a wild west show cowboy Lon Seeley shot by a Gulfport policeman Varnadoe after allegedly attacking a crowd of negroes. Both men died from single gunshot wounds. Seeley was from near El Paso Texas. Also reported are 20000 sheep perished in New Mexico during a severe storm with five to ten feet of snow.
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New Orleans
Gulfport
Miss
Lon Seeley
Varnadoe
Seeley
Seetey
el Paso
Texas
Santa Fe
N. M
Cumbers Mountain
Bio Aruba
Benidos
Political figure and local death report from Bugay district
Kansas official Wer, head of a pipe flora unit at Standard Oil plant, was arrested Saturday on a charge of attempting to buy votes in the August primaries. Indicted last week, Wesner is linked to the school district. In Lama, Oct 8, Dwient R. Cook died suddenly at home, age 69, after a heart failure while speaking with family. He faced charges in Lama and the district for 20 years.
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Kansas
Lama
Dwient R. Cook
Formosan Railway Opened In Formal Ceremony
The Formosan trunk railway line was officially inaugurated Sunday with General Prince Kanin of the Japanese army among the many officials and invited guests attending the event.
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Tokto
Prince Kanin
Lawyer and Politician Edward Robi Dies in Suicide at Home
Mobile Alabama October 26. Maj Edward Robi a lawyer and prominent Bolton figure at the local bar died Sunday by blowing out his breath at his home authorities report. The tragedy shocked the community and details are under investigation.
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Guidded
Mobile
Ala
Edward Athe Robi
Bolton
Brownsville affair seen in coming White House statement
President to issue Monday remarks explaining stance on the Brownsville raid dispute and a 30 year Army veteran's bid for reinstatement to obtain retired pay. Sanders asserts noninvolvement and seeks relief after discharge, with the White House weighing the statutory limits on action.
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Washiington
Brownsville
Sareeat
Mingo Sanders
Twenty-11th Vohantry
Sanders
Erry Foo
Deiie
Brownavilly
Chicago Pioneer Dien Dies in Turbulent Times
Obituary and brief world news items recount the death of Chicago pioneer Dien Guthrie aged eighty five born in Turin and noted for early river work and geological claims. The column also reports Albert Hall killed by a cartridge accident, insurrection in Tokyo nearing end, and storm-related fatalities near Medicine Hat with men and cattle perishing.
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Chicago
Ossian Guthrie
Banlay
Guthrie
Turin
Bdottich
Samuel Guitele
Jemervon County
N.Y
Washington Receives Another Big Stick From Marathon Winner
A silver plate mounted war club engraving was sent to President Roosevelt labeling it The Marathon Big Stick. John J. Hayes, winner of the Marathon at the Olympic Games, presented the token from London. The item joins three prior “big sticks” collected in the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White Howe
John J. Hayes
Tlonion
Mtr. Hayes
Tre
Lidia War Club
Norfolk Hennessy murder suicide shocks Portsmouth
Norfolk sailor Daniel J Hennessy killed his wife during a jealous rage then shot himself in Portsmouth after a ten hour confrontation. Police report the 24 year old wife, about 21, had been married a year and had separated recently. Separately Neva Manville Cramsall, a Cleveland church soloist, was granted a divorce on grounds of neglect. A political column criticizes Senator Doliver for blaming God for corporate trusts.
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Norfolk
Daniel J. Hennessy
Unibet States Navy
Bundey
Portsmouth
Hy Dien
Hulle
Tren
Henneary
Obe
Hennessy Wan
Wlyria
Frank Crandill
Neva Manville Cramsall
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cleveland
Jelustown Democrat Letter on Trade and Prices
A fragmented letter from Jelustown Democrat questions border trade policy and wage parity. It argues Canada prints currency like domestic paper and notes wage differences across the border, reflecting concerns about cost of living and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dineley
Albertin
Jelustown Democrat
Democratic challenge to disclose campaign contributions
A historical critique of party funding contrasts Democratic openness with Republican secrecy. It accuses Republicans of concealing donors while claiming Democratic money comes from transparent individuals and trusts. It cites figures like Harriman and Carnegie, arguing public knowledge of funding is essential before ballots.
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Pontifies Mate
Cathedral of Holy Crone
Archbistop Falconio
Pagal
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Williamaport
Tamenrter
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Altoona
Magness
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Maryland
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United States Navy
Philadelphia Savy
Lancaster
Manila
Mieht
Sammy
Bembitew
Penny Town
Hunter
Columbus
Booker T. Washington
Memorial Hall
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Mississippi
Enjeinea
Cincinnati
Hoth
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Superior Court
John M. Pattison Bie
Harmilton County
Canton
Leo Stevens
A. H. Morgan
H. H. Thmken
Huntsburg
Geauga County
Minhap
THE
Roowhoelt
Jake
Marristuirg
Albert Hall
Kliul
Rayniald
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Toklo
Korta
Medicine Hut
Sask
William Mitchell
Here
Donald Cameron
Camenon
Mimself
Republican Party
Teno
Nevada
J.P. Dolilver
Trosta
Rice Presidency
Ammann’s
Dapao
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Blader
Democratic Challenge
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Metofta
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Stillmans
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Thor
Sands
Plican Party
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Emvern
Harriman
Parkand Mwiagueth
Harriman Himelf
Sheldon
Republican National
Cuange
Blip Insurance
Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund
Republicana
Makior
Philantiona
Reputtivan Satyty
Nesale
Life Immurator
Harriison Ratind
Charnely
M. Nepew
Alvi L Parker
Afr
Romeyalt
Mr. Parker
Parker
Ie Jawad Hai
Erie Railroad
Chicago Division
Sonal Rou
Traina
York Central
Ow ‘Dutty
Sundar
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A Alec
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Hocking Valley
jRo
Will On Sands
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Stopa
Lon
Marion
Union Station
Hocking’ Valley
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