Bryan Asks Roosevelt to Practice What He Preaches
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan blasts President Roosevelt for not delivering a square deal. He contrasts Taft and Roosevelt, defends his own record, cites tariff reform and income tax advocacy, and promises a reply to Roosevelt's message after arriving in Cincinnati from Dayton.
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Dayton
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Columbus
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Roosevelt Liar Feud Sparks Missouri Campaign
Bt. Louis September 26 Democratic candidate for Missouri governor William Cows erd labeled President Roosevelt a liar in an interview. He attacked the president for claiming the present campaign committee received 200000 dollars from its predecessors and challenged the figure of 300000 dollars left over as impossible. The exchange escalates the political confrontation amid the ongoing campaign.
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Taft Begins Iowa Campaign Amid Throat Trouble
Taft starts a tour through Iowa hindered by a sore throat that limits his speaking. He relies on assistants to do most talking while traveling, with a brief formal introduction before departure. Dr Todardson administers treatment in the train state room as Taft continues toward Milo r question addressed at Dowltt Park and Governor Cummins introduces him to about 2,000 people.
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New York
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Laning Resigns From Congress After Embezzlement Acquittal
Norwalk Ohio September 26 Congressmen J Laning recently acquitted on embezzlement in connection with the Ohio Trust Company fate resigned at a meeting of the Congressional Committee at Plymouth His resignation was read aloud with tears and the committee unanimously accepted it Judge Thoman and Huron County committeeman Reo Amit urged a convening meeting to address the vacancy.
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Huron County
Hailed Voices Split Over Proposed Shunting Plan
A fragment from the report notes tensions as a faction voices opposition to a shunting proposal. The text mentions Vernon and Huron Counties and hints at officials or committees directing positions. The passage is incomplete and unclear but indicates a political or organizational dispute and a call for reconsideration or removal of a named role.
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Vernon
Huron Counties
TEST FLIGHT Omany Sept 25 Official attempt to meet requirements
Wilbur Weight launched an attempt to meet the requirements of the syndicates by rising in the air for about 20 minutes and 4 seconds. A strong wind disrupted the petrol in the reservoir forcing an immediate descent. He resumed work toward an unofficial flight later that evening.
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Wilbur Weight
Fiet
Yrenel
Rota Tempiien
Cholera Decline Reported In St Petersburg Epidemic
Health officials in St Petersburg report a hopeful drop in new cases, citing about a 20 percent decrease since yesterday. By noon today roughly 800 new cases were logged with many victims still dying and burial activity continuing.
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Military Honors Set for Lieutenant Selfridge Burial
The body of Lieutenant Thorne H.B. Selfridge killed in the Wright airplane disaster will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The funeral was delayed to await arrival of Selfridge’s parents from San Francisco for the services in Washington on September 25.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Warrant Issued for Thaw in Bankruptcy Case
A warrant authorized by Judge Archbold was issued for Harry K. Thaw and delivered to U S Marshal Styne in Pittsburgh. The document directs Thaw to appear in court but the marshal stated he cannot serve outside the Western District of Pennsylvania. the warrant is considered found or marked cannot be found as the case moves toward retrial.
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Harry KX. Thaw
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Lindsey
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Marshal Styne
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Trey
Meadows Charged With Grand Larceny in Habra
Sept 25 authorities apply for warrants as Harold Meadows and associates face grand larceny charges. The case involves an alleged theft of funds totaling about $100,000 tied to the Warrant Clan and other linked parties.
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Carner
Harold A S
Meadows
Willian and
Toon
Monnell Urges Bryan to Repudiate Haskell
Fragmented report from Columbus on September 25 details Frank Monnet, former Ohio Republican attorney, urging Bryan to repudiate Haskell amid party tensions. The text is garbled but hints at internal disputes and strategic positioning within the party.
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Dupont Under Fire at White House Rumor of resignation
Washington reports a sensational White House rumor claiming Coleman Dupont, director of the Spowkers’ campaign, may resign after days of controversy. The government prosecutes the powder trust, and official confirmation of his revocation is anticipated.
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Republcan National Campaign
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Bryan’s Campaign Push Hits Home State Aim
Taillanapolis Lak Sept 26 Fully convinced the series of met Inga that he lad iv dele twa diye four of Ohl meant that he had a good chance of carrying the home state of in Republican opponent Which Byer pied theliet here today en route to Perve Haute where he will pple tonight Dryenia determined to continue his verbal assault upon President Roosevelt for the latter sunwar ranted entry as Democrats have ofize Ht lute the efit paige.
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Train Collision Kills 25 Near Youngs Point
Tolran Montana September 25 Twenty five persons are reported killed and many injured after Burlington passenger No 16 collides with a freight train at Youngs Point. The passenger train left Helena at midnight and was traveling at high speed along the Yellow River when it derailed after colliding with the freight. Relief trains have departed Livingston for the scene.
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Yegomen Make Nice Haul Near Wellston
Yegomen cracked the post office and secured cash and valuables near Goal tonnea. They escaped in a stolen rig after the break in.
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Haskell Declares He Will Not Resign As Treasurer
Kansas City reports Governor Charles N. Haskell states he will not resign as treasurer of the Democratic national committee. He makes a firm, positive declaration before en route to Chicago.
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Foraker Plans Broad Attack on Taft and Roosevelt
Senator Foraker prepares a lengthy address to dismantle Roosevelt and Taft, aiming to expose alleged ties and question the honesty of Taft’s administration. He will claim employment at Standard Oil was honorable and seek to frame Roosevelt as aligned with party factions.
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Anarchists Plan General Upheaval Across Europe
Police reveal an anarchist plot aiming to assassinate King Alfonso of Spain and target European royal households as papers found on two Malin searchers in Senna Switzerland outline plans for a widespread uprising during Alfonso's Africa trip and a hunting trip by President Roosevelt.
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Eure Ope
Debunking Roosevelt impeach plan stirs Chicago rally
Chicago September 25 reports outline a Democratic scheme to attack President Roosevelt and trigger a nationwide crisis. The dispatch cites alleged payments from Harriman and corporate leaders, a Powder Combine tie, and a push to pivot from Bryan Taft rivalries to a Roosevelt versus Democratic party clash. The plan, readied for a Saturday Chicago conference, focuses on Governor Haskell and a defense of the Heirt-Roosevelt episode as bootstrap for broader impeachment debate. Continued on Tage Seven.
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George R. Shelton
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New York
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