Democratic Candidate Baldwin Defends Labor Law Stand
New Haven October letter from Simeon Baldwin Democratic governor hopeful rebuts Theodore Roosevelt remarks on labor policy. Baldwin says Roosevelt misunderstood his position and demands a retraction. He cites a New Hampshire speech and his own writings on workers rights and contractual liberty under law.
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Simeon K. Baldwin
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New Hampshire
Married. Maemion Darden Onm Saturday Ge
Maemion Darden wed James at St Pauls Roman Church with a ceremony conducted by Mer James. The couple are the daughter and son of their respective families, with military and naval connections noted.
Died Notices From The Local Legion Roster 1980
Obituary notices list several individuals including Charles Candy and Mary Al Fl, with details of dates, places, and relationships. The fragmentary text mentions Arlington National Cemetery and various family connections, indicating scheduled funeral or burial events and affiliations with military service.
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Diatric of
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Westingted
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Navy
Colored man may get high office in Taft administration
A Washington Post dispatch reports William J. Lewin, a Boston colored assistant United States district attorney, awaiting official word on a Taft appointment as Assistant Attorney General. Lewin, born Berkeley in 1861, Harvard Law graduate, CPR football captain, and longtime public servant, is married with two children and active in Boston circles.
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United States
Taft
Wiliam HH. Lewis
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Massachusetts House of Representatives
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Letter on law and the fellow servant rule in Hoxie case
Simeon De. Baldwin defends Workmen compensation reform and explains how the fellow servant rule was rooted in common law and Connecticut case history. He argues federal law was altered and urges the recipient to retract misstatements while outlining the procedural basis for applying established principles to modern conditions.
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Disobedience Costs $836 at New York Customs
Miss Hortense M. Harder, returning from Paris aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, failed to declare all dutiable goods. Her father Victor A. Harder, a Brooklyn contractor, faced customs to settle the seven undeclared gowns. He paid full value plus 60 percent duty totaling $826. No further action will be taken.
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Wilson Goes to Ohio Speeches Curtailed
Taft and Secretary Norton will make a quick trip west to vote. Judge Ira B Mills of Minnesota urged for head of Commerce Court. Personnel of President's Panama Patty selected.
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Norton
Ira B. Mills
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Commerce Court
Panama
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Political and Church Figures Named for Monday Proceedings
A listing notes attendees including Secretary of State Knox Postmaster General Hitchcock and Secretary Wilson with Representatives Morehead Livingston Adamson and J Adam Bede plus Commissioner Knapp Merritt Chance and Charles P Taft. Justices Montgomery Hooper and clergy Father McDonnell and Father Himmel are also mentioned in relation to the day’s events.
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Chance
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Hooper
Michigan
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Himmel
Georgetown
Taft aides campaign schedule and Panama trip plans
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson heads to New York and upstate counties to campaign for Taft while Secretary Knox MacVeagh and Wickersham join Ohio events. Norton plans brief Chicago visit before Pittsburgh returns. Taft to travel on Tennessee with a small entourage including Charles D Norton and Navy aides.
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New York State
Taft
New York
Ohio
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Treasury
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Wickersham
Delaware
Springfield
Charles D. Norton
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White House
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J. Adam Bede
New Jersey
Ira B. Mills
Railway Commission of
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Conmmerce
Congress
Civil Service
Panama
Tennessee
West money fuels Stimson bets in tight governor race
Special from The Washington Post reports betting on Henry L. Stimson, Republican candidate for governor, showing about $20,000 opposed to $1,000. odds shifted through the day with large West Coast money, Chicago as a main source and a Union League Club member placing a large wager. Dems may win New York New Jersey Connecticut Ohio. Democrats hold a 25 vote House lead.
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Henry L. Stimson
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Stimson
Stock Exchange House
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ohio
Congress
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Stock, Exchange
Union League Club
Play With Flag Fatal Blamed as Child Burned to Death
In Spartanburg D C on October 31 a three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs E O Broom, died after flames from an open fireplace ignited a flag he waved at his mother. The child’s clothing caught fire and he was fatally burned.
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Spartanburg
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United States
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Broom
Death of Henri Dunant Founder of Red Cross
Geneva Oct 31 Stenrl Dunant founder of the International Red Cross Society died last night at Leidun health resort. He was born in Switzerland and lived in Geneva. At the battle of Solferino on June 3 1859 he witnessed needless suffering from neglect of wounded and conceived the idea of pledging nations to care for the injured.
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Switzerland
Stenrl Dunant
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International Red Cross Society
Leidun
Henri Dunant
Solferino
Taft Hitchcock back plan for higher magazine postage
President Taft and Postmaster General Hitchcock agreed on a change in second class rates affecting magazines. Magazines would pay one cent per pound for reading matter and a higher undisclosed rate for advertising pages. Each issue must be sent to the post office for appraisal as readings and ads are weighed separately. Newspapers unchanged.
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Hitchcock
Congress
Postoffice Department
White House
Norton Studies Budget in New York Budget Exhibit
Secretary to the President Charles D. Norton spent today in New York examining a municipal budget display being dismantled. He said he came to town solely to review the exhibit and would return to Washington tonight. The visit ties to ongoing efforts at departmental economy and national budget reform led by Taft and Norton.
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Charles D. Norton
Norton
Washington
Health Office Births and Obituary Notices Displayed
Births listed for J Franklin and Ante Owens, Griffith and Margaret Evans, Sat...Sagrario, and many more couples with newborns. Obituaries note ages for Bone Burgh, Thadews Robbins, Andrew Mannlog, Lacy Brayshaw, Daniel Stewart, Emma Hammer, James Livingstone, Hazel Senge, Minnie Cannon, Sallie Lewis, Mawie Banka, Martha Robinson, Marin Corbin, and Mary Carter among others. Location details include 918 Ist St NW and 925 6th St SE.
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J. Mary Carter
Low Harding money in Cleveland race for governor
Cleveland bettors report scant Harding money as Harmon leads, with Quinn Harris and Tim Raleigh noting little stakes. Most wagers favor Harmon winning by about 9,000 votes, and attempts to bet against Harmon fail as few takers appear.
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Taft Directing Economy Plan With Cleveland Board
President Taft declares he leads the economy program amid department criticism of Cleveland board recommendations. Frederick Cleveland is an expert contact for technical guidance, with offices set at the White House. Secretary Norton oversees the blanks and signatures as departments fill in budget details after a New York budget exhibit visit.
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Weather Conditions Report from U. S. Weather Bureau
The article notes a passing cool wave and rising temperatures across the Eastern and Southern States while the Northwest experiences frost. It describes tropical disturbances in the Caribbean and a Western disturbance moving eastward, with expected precipitation from the middle Rocky Mountains to the Middle Mississippi valley and toward the western lake region. Winds vary by coast and region, with forecasts of fair weather and changing temperatures through Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Geneva conference and red cross heritage in humanitarian law
Dunant proposed aid for the wounded and sick during war. The Swiss council convened a Geneva conference in October with sixteen governments. The August agreement evolved to protect wounded soldiers, signed by twelve governments, and a red cross emblem was adopted as a complement to the Swiss flag.
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Ortobetsi
0 400 Miles on Motorcycle San Francisco Feature
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a motorcycle journey from San Francisco toward New York with stops and timings. The text mentions Ittermile journey segments, individuals named Davin andstorey, and cities Toledo and Rend, Indiana, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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