Public statement on 1900 Foraker Nash bills dispute
Athons, Rep. Aaron J. Price, administration leader, said in a public statement that in 1900 Governor Nash requested bold Foraker arch letters to be introduced and later killed by Nash's orders after Foraker and Hanna warned Nash the bills violated party policy and McKinley era interests. Price claimed he received no direct word from McKinley or Hanna.
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Abron E. Price
Foraker
Nash
Hanna
McKinley
Athons
Aaron J. Price
Theegisiature
Hina
Nastat
Price
Manna
Foraker Replies To Editor on Journal Purchase Funds
Cincinnati Ohio September 19 Senate Foraker issued a 1000 word reply denying charges that 60000 dollars from the Standard in 1902 funded a purchase of the Ohio State Journal. He says the money was to aid court rulings and review of laws but the plan failed and funds were returned. He explains employment and the Standard link aimed at reorganizing under a New Jersey entity.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Heapnt
Standard
Olo State Journal
Wornker
Ohio Supreme Court
Tie Court
Ram
Jeroy Link
Woruker
Hearst Attacks Foraker In Closer Corner Campaign
St Louis is scene of Hearst Independence campaign opening in Missouri at the Odeon theater where he read letters from Archbold and others refuting claims tied to Standard Oil. He condemned the Republicans and Bryan while defending his stance and disputing outside influence on policy.
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St. Louis
Independence Party
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Wilane Handolph Hearst
Miewouri
Odeon
Terehist Wight
Benatoy Joneps B. Poraier
Hearst
Coludobity
Jettere Bron
John DP. Archbold
Standard Ol Company
Foraker
Heavel
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
New York
Bryan
Boraker
Hoprac
Olynd
Broadway
Archboln
Mon
J.B
Portker
Washington
Waters pledge amid campaign deficit and patronage doubts
Fragmentary OCR notes show reference to an act and threats to withdraw patronage from Meir, with continued support for Bryan. It cites a October 1896 deficit of $158,000 and mentions actions to fund or cover a deficit, though details are unclear.
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Meir
Bryan
Maine’s Forest Fires Subdued Amid Rain Hope
In Augusta Maine the fires that struck Maine Codie were eased by a slight wind shift. Though smoke and flames persist volunteers hope for rain to aid firefighting efforts. Local prayers focus on wet weather to end the danger.
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Augusta
Maine
Wrights, French flight tests face possible end
Washington reports Cleon J. Filut of New York says Wilbur Wright may abandon experiments in France. He cites a plan to bring the project to a close at Port Myer. Orville Wright expected to be here within five days or a month as officials weigh next steps.
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Washington
France
Wilbur Wright
Port Myer
DrVilleryzht
Cleon J. Filut
New York
Wright
Orville
Doctor and Preacher Campaign in Cincinnati Taft Tour
Rev. John Wesley of the Metropolitan Episcopal Temple in New York accompanies Judge Taft on his campaign swing. The noted throat specialist Dr. Tehardson of Washington will care for Taft’s vocal cords. The Cincinnati headquarters will align with Taft.
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Cincinnati
WeRev
John
Wesley Vil
New York
Taft
Tehardson
Washington, D. G
Civelanati
Cholera Spreading Across Europe and Scandinavia
Alarm spreads as Asiatic cholera reaches Europe with thousands of cases reported. Scandinavia fears spread as cases climb rapidly, with daily additions near a thousand. Authorities urge vigilance and sanitary measures amid growing outbreak concerns.
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Petersore
Danker
Ebread
Europe
Invasion claims roil New England election scene
The report from New Haven outlines a heated political clash as Bryan campaign rhetoric targets voter independence and GOP opposition. Key figures cited include Bryan and regional parties in Connecticut Rhode Island and nearby states, with claims of a shifting public stance during the September events.
Greatest Anxiety Delays Steamship Acon Near Panning
Victoria, B. C. reports the steamship Acon delayed off the coast, one hundred miles east of Panning, creating heightened concern aboard. No additional details available about cargo or passengers.
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Victoria
Hirieh Steamship Acon
Cimalnaw
Miles
Panning
Wreck Near Chyletlan Island Reported Separate Island
Island south of Hawaii reported wreck of vessel Aeon with many Americans aboard. Unclear whether damage came from form or machinery. Anxiety rising for passenger safety as details emerge from Paning wand state via Advices received today.
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Island
Varsenourg Bame
Victoria
Chyletlan Island
Min. Rao
Police Shootout Ends with Wounding and Suspect Capture
A gunfight in Waukeshaw-Wik ended after midnight when a man named George Smit, sixty, fired on a posse. The sheriff, Gea Dwin, was wounded and captured at daylight. Mire Gratow lies dying. The assailant fled to the Grabow Tome before defeat.
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Waukeshaw
Rod
George Smit
Mos
Olga
Sherif Gea Dwin
Gratow
Wright to resume flights despite earlier accident
In France on Sep 1 Wright announced plans to resume airplane tests next week with a solo trial followed by companions in the tent at Mowlny. A prior accident involving Orvie's machine killed Selfridge, prompting caution before resuming experimental flights and sand weight tests.
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Stings
France
Wilber
Wright
Nehin
Orvie
Liguten Pnt Selfridge
Wirlight
Evidence of an Electric Trust Emerges in NYC Probe
New York Sept 19 The federal grand jury investigating the maneuvering of the General Electric Company and halt down other voters converges with a push to establish an unlawful trust. Sufficient evidence is said to exist to warrant further halt measures. The government may press that the electric street railway and lighting business are controlled by a trust. Pressures to sway the Republican party to block investigation reportedly failed.
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New York
General Electric
Federal Grand Jury—Trust
Masters of Finance
Federal Read
Genperal Electre
Fin
Ance
Storte
Republican Party
Methodists Plan 1908 Conference For Canton Ohio
The Historic Methodist conference has decided to hold its next meeting in Canton Ohio in 1908 after a gathering in Liverpool Ohio. The decision reflects the church's ongoing planning for future regional assemblies and outreach across Ohio communities.
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Liverpool
Canton
All Foraker Needs Is a Hint in Taft Foraker Row
Cincinnati O Sept 19 No authoritative statement on Taft or his aides about Senator Foraker and John D Archbold head of Standard Oil. Taft did not appear at his headquarters by noon. A national Republican League meeting looms with speculation whether Taft or Foraker will attend. Foraker warned a hint could excuse his absence.
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Meeting of the Nations
League of Republican Clubs
Taft
Senator Forsker
Cincinnatii, O
Loni William Hy
For Aker
Jon, D. Archbold
Standard O Company
Foraker
National League of Republican Clove
Mark Twain Seeks Fun in Burglary Attempt Near Home
In Redding Connecticut on September 1 two burglars who raided the Clemens residence were captured after a high speed pursuit. Deputy Sheriff Williams was wounded twice, one assailant shot himself, and the thieves fled with silverware from the dining room. Mr Clemens and Mrs Lyon alerted neighbors. a note by Mr Clemens warned future intruders of the treasure in the hall and to avoid the kittens basket. Senator Foraker engagement notices noted for Bellaire and Hart Liverpool events pending local committee dates.
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Redding
Conn
Denice
Saaicl
L. Coellens
Sheri Unis
New York
Clemens Vin
Mice Lyon
Clemens
Omary
Lyon
Mr. Clemens
Banke
Cen
Tus Polit
Himelf
Burganeid
State committee cannot cancel Foraker's dates
Last year Colorado produced nearly 27 million dollars in gold and over 9 million in silver while agriculture valued at about 10010,000. Beet sugar from beets added 85 in value, fruit crops around 7 million, as Chairman Williams stated in Columbus Ohio on Sept 19.
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Colorado
Columbus
Republic
Wiliams
Wreck on Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Line Claims Engineer
Richmond Virginia September 19 The last Chesapeake and Ohio train from New Port News to Richmond wrecked twenty five miles from here Engineer Chalkley of Richmond was killed and his Avempo will probably die No passengers were injured
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Richmond
Chesapeak and Ohio Railroad
New Port News
Chalkley
Richmmond
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Deé Zavas
Evanian Wels
Will
St. Petersburg
New England
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Mark Twain
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