Roosevelt Attacks High Cost of Living in New York Speech
Col Roosevelt contends international causes drive prices up while attacking the Republican ticket and Senator Dix, noting Stimson’s anti trust record. He argues a Truman era styleDemagogue would fail to curb costs and defends antitrust action amid a Buffalo Niagara Falls campaign swing.
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Buffalo
Theodora Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Henry J. Stimson
Val Roosevelt
Niagara Falls
Ite
Albion
Lockport
Eiher
ardYou
Mr. Bryan
Harry Stimson
Dix
Col
Stimson
United States
Mr. Dix
Bumgon
New York City
White
Shama
Trusts
Great Corporations
Publi
Big Corporations
Col. Roosevelt
Lockport Opera House
Rainey-Dolores Tie The Knot At St Stephen's Church
Albert Rainey of Indianapolis and Dolores Rainey daughter of James H Rainey chief of the order division in the Post Office were married Tuesday at St Stephen's Church by Rev Joseph Cassidy.
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Siodst Rainey
St. Stephen's Church
Joseph In Cassidy
Albert Hofndianapolis
Ind
Dolores Rainey
Jerk
Moe
Janvis H. Rainey
Postoftice
Recent Obituaries from Washington Area Figures
Series of notices from 1910 detail deaths and private funeral arrangements across Washington DC and surrounding areas. Entries include Mary Ellen Vall of Anacostia whose funeral was set for November 3 at 2 pm, with interment at Glenwood Cemetery. Thomas Waverley Elsom of Lill Q Street. Elva Estelle Mahone, daughter of Eugene F. and Helen W. Mahone, interred at Congressional Cemetery. Thomas Henry Myers of Bridgeport Conn.. Mary Quit of Myrtle Street NE. Helen May age nineteen months. James Moof Spottawood. Arlen M. Wood and family in Washington at First Congregational Church burial arrangements. multiple private services and interments noted.
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Altrea
Eldridge
Willie M. Jerdone
Puneral
Marlionev
Tré Street
Elva Estelle
Eugene F
Helen W. Mahone
Congressional Cemetery
The
Angels Mydrs
Iis
Main Street
Bridgeport
Thomas Henrys Myers
Erly
Washington
John BP
Myrtle Street
Mary
Joi
Tuesti
Florida Avenue
Helen May
Prospect
James Mo
Ariana H. Spottawood
Colored Voters Barred by Grandfather Clause Ruling
Guthrie Oklahoma November 1 The Federal circuit court dismissed Darel Sims a former slave suit seeking an injunction to allow him and other black voters to participate in the November 8 election The ruling leaves the grandfather clause operative with precinct boards deciding voter qualifications and attorneys for Sims plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court from the state supreme court decision upholding the clause
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Guthrie
Okla
Federal
Dircuit Court
Darel Sims
Sims
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Dix to Go on the Stump for Governor Campaign
John A. Dix the Democratic candidate for governor to speak at Carnegie Hall tonight and three East Side talks on Thursday. He will also address a farmers' delegation in Washington county at Thomson on Saturday. Dix conferred with campaign leaders after arriving from Albany and stayed at the Manhattan Hotel working on his Carnegie Hall address for Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. Dix
Carnegie Hall
Albany
Manhattan Hotel
Independent Business Men's League
Colt declines candidacy for U S Senate in Rhode Island
Col Samuel Pomeroy Colt president of the United States Rubber Company declines the Republican nomination for the United States Senate to succeed Nelson Aldrich. The 1908 candidate previously defeated by Wetmore and now Colt and Henry F. Lippitt are the leading figures. Lippitt remains the sole declared Republican candidate in the field.
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Aldrich
Providence
R. I
Col. Colt
Henry F. Lippitt
Cal. Colt
Mr. Lippitt
Eld
Stimsons Reply on Cost of Living in Brooklyn Speech
Henry L. Stimpson, Republican candidate for governor, argued the rise in living costs is worldwide but can be tackled through legislation and administration. He cited his record prosecuting railroad rebates, defending against monopoly and privilege, and said his actions helped end secret rates, restoring fair competition. He toured Brooklyn and Queens, ending with a speech at Fleet Street Church promising equal justice under law.
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New York
Brooklyn
Henry L. Stimso
Repubiccan
United States District Attorney
Queens
Stimson
Fleet Street
M. E. Church
Berlin
Paris
London
Sugar Trust
New York Central
Michigan
Roosevelt Accused of Hidden Knowledge on Race by Ballinger Counsel
John J. Ver trees, counsel for Secretary Ballinger, issues an address on the Tennessee political scene arguing that Theodore Roosevelt has claimed to know all about race relations after his Africa trip. The speaker questions Roosevelt’s silence on race yet notes his praise of John Brown and implies strategic restraint.
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Tree of Knowledge
Ballinger
Nashville
Tenn
John J. Vertrees
Democratic Committee
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
John Brown
Ohio
Indiana
Prentice Begs From Foes In Albany Fund Drive
Special to The Washington Coat Albany November 1 Republicans face internal strife as State Chairman Prentice appeals to Barnes era Democrats for campaign funds saying Democratic success would swing New York vote in 1912. He asks $50 from donors not tied to corporations or officeholders. In a second notice Ruth Etcher six dies after a match fire at home. She died at Children’s Hospital, coroner rules accidental death.
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Albany
N. Y
Old Guard
William Barnes, Jr
Prentice
New York
Republican Campaign Fund
Child
Ruth Etcher
Peter Etcher
Fifth Street
Children’s Hospital
Nevitt
Columbia Mock Election At University Chooses Stimson
A New York mock governor election at Columbia University ended with Henry L. Stimson winning the Republican ticket by 484 votes to 255 for Dix. Socialist Russell led with 693 votes and Hopper of the Independence League won 18.
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University
Dix
Washington Post
New York
Columbia Uni
Iversity
Barnard
Henry L. Stimson
Russell
Hopper
Independence League
Stimson
Columbia
Parker Attacks Tamnany Critics and Wall Street Money
Plattsburg N Y November 1 Judge Allen B Parker Democratic candidate for President in 1904 spoke here denouncing Republican appeal to business men as a rude tactic. He contrasted Democratic fund circulars with Republican ones naming Wall Street figures such as Vanderbilt Mills Barnard Sands Bliss and others.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Allen B. Parker
Parker
Col Roosevelt
Dix
Wall Street
Tmmany Hall
Republican Committee
Democratic State Committee
New York
Manhattan Island
Fulton Street
Tammany
Judge Parker
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Ogden L. Mills
Otto T. Barnard
B. Aymar Sands
Cornelius N. Bliss
Narrow Escape Between Kaiser Wilhelm and North Dakota
In fog near the Statue of Liberty the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse nearly collided with the battleship North Dakota as both ships reversed to avoid coal barges. Passengers heard shouts from the liner to the bluejackets, and the vessels passed within about 50 feet before heading to their respective piers and quarantine.
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New York
North Dakota
Crippen Appeal Delayed to November Fifth
Hearing by the criminal court of appeals on Dr. Hawley H. Crippen’s appeal from the death sentence for the murder of his actress wife Belle Elmore was postponed from Saturday to November 5, following a counsel’s application in London.
Hoods Sarsaparilla advertised cure all humors claim
An 19th century advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as eradicating scrofula and other humors, claiming it cures all effects and enriches the blood while strengthening vital organs. It notes preparations and tablets named Sarsatads offered for sale.
Andrew Carnegie A Guest Executive Councilors Active in Ohio Campaign
Andrew Carnegie visits Ohio as executive councilors push for harmon election victory. Only two will attend the next meeting. An ambassador from Italy is formally received, signaling ongoing diplomatic engagements.
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Ohio
Harmon
Italy
White House Cabinet Meeting and Diplomats Visit
Four cabinet members attended a Taft cabinet meeting with Wickersham Hitchcock MacVeagh and Ballinger. discussions covered economy and tariff. The president welcomed Italy's Marchese Cusana Confaloniari and Norway's minister Burn, and Andrew Carnegie spent the day at the White House, appearing well and in high spirits.
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Wickersham
Hitchcock
the Treasury
Macveagh
Interior
Ballinger
Tealy
Marchese Cubana Confaloniari
Mr. Byrn
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
City
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Missouri
New York
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
New York State
Ohio
Knox
Washington
Harmon
Italy
Marchese Cusana Confaloniari
White House
Burn
Carnegie
Ocean
Tiny Baroness Held Up by Red Tape at Ellis Island
Special to The Washington Post from New York Nov 1 reports 21 year old Baroness Katharine von Zglinitski was detained at Ellis Island when listed as a baroness. An officer learned she traveled alone. her grandmother Frances Nicholson claimed guardianship but was not legal guardian. Parents arrived, took charge, amid questions of alien child custody and deportation rules.
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Katharine von. Zgliniteki
Washington Post
New York
Lloyd Haer Grosser Kurfuerst
Bremen
Katharine von Zglinitski
von Zglinitski
Elis Island
Atlantic
Frances Nicholson
Nicholson
Lsw
Newark Drivers Out as Police Take Stand in Strike
New York dispatch reports express workers strike spreading to Newark with movements involving 10,000 plus drivers seeking union recognition, better wages, and shorter hours. Gov Fort unable to attend Jersey conference. Mayor Gaynor promises to press talks while police are ordered neutral and to protect life and property.
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Fort
Gaynor
Wittpenn
New York
Derney City
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
Jersey City
Express
Gov
Expresaa Company
Frank H. Platt
United States Express Company
Achmittberger
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Newark
Green Bolts to Democrats for Colquitt in Texas
E H R Green son of Hetty Green and former Republican state chairman of Texas said he would support O B Colquitt the Democratic nominee for governor. He said Colquitt's plan of legislative peace and political rest attracted him to the Democrats, noting his past role in Republican battles in the state.
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Hetty Green
Colquitt
Dallas
Tex
E. H. R. Green
Texas
O. B. Colquitt
No Dukes for Miss Farrar Duke denial shocks New York
American opera star Geraldine Farrar rejects marrying a duke on arrival in New York. She quips that dukes are not worth a ding. The report lists numerous paired names and dates, including Frederick Manning and Alice Travers, with many clergymen and partners named in terse notices.
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Singer
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Farrar
Strike Disorder Probed as City Courts Crack Down
Jersey City and Manhattan districts report outbreaks largely quelled by police arrests. Magistrates Herrman and Breen in West Side and Yorkville courts announce that starting tomorrow any conviction for disorderly conduct tied to the strike will face workhouse sentences, replacing small fines for offenders.
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Jersey City
Manhattan
Herrman and
Breen
West Side
Yorkville
Hedges to Speak in Ohio for Taft Campaign
Job E. Hedges, a New York lawyer who joined Henry Stimson on a tour through New York, is released from the New York Republicans speakers bureau to campaign in Ohio. He will speak Thursday Friday and Saturday with a Cincinnati Saturday night appearance with Secretary Knox. Dates beyond those three are to be set by the Ohio Republican State committee.
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New York
Taft
Republican State Organization
Job E. Hedges
Ohio
Hedges
Henry T. Stimson
New York State
Cincinnati
Knox
Ohio Republican State Committee
Post Want Ads Free In The Classified Columns
The Post offers free want ads with no charge for advertising. Readers are invited to use the classified columns to place notices and seek or offer goods, services, or opportunities without cost.
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Post
The
Health Office Births and Deaths Notice
Health Office records show births for multiple families including Andrew F and Jewell McKnight a girl and several other couples born. deaths list many individuals with ages and last known addresses. The notice records names ages and locations such as D St NW and 339 2d St SW and U S Soldiers Home and Gov Hosp with several listed ages from infants to elderly.
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W. H. Sanders
Orothers
Thomse Williammon
Swan
Lary A. el
Rebecca Merrit
Moille V. Jones
Mary B. Alien
Adama
Helen M. Geller
Wm. H. Rerse
George Anderson
John B. Warner
Nichols Ave
Mary Barnes
Dane Les
Jampa B. Cooper
Redger Johnson
Owe John W. Gordon
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Coronel Asperta
Baltimore
Col. Roosevelt Sala
Mr. McKinley
Newayapara
Inna'l Enquirer
Pittsburg Dispatch
Cleveland Plain Dealer
WM. H. Sardo & CO
S.sergeon
RS Cain
Thos
A. Costello
Hatbert Nortieast
Embalmer
F Street
N. W
Frank A Speare
Mer
Geo. P. Zurhorst
General Partors
East Capitol St
J. William Lee
Sed
Embelmer Ulvery
Wedarn Cr
Peomylvania Ave
John R. Wright CO
Harvey
Telephone North 261. Fun
Gude
M. J. Falveyf
Sleventh St
Oklahoma
Troy
Colt
Tokalon Wine CO
F St. N. Wo
Our
Republican Party
New York Central Railroad
Great Northern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifier
Central Vermont
Tariff Commission
Horlick’s
Pennetta
Combine Or Trust
Olumbia
Tammary
Tiny Baroness
Frederick F. Manning
Alice G. Travers
W. L. Dyn
William F Jenking
Sarah A. Graffin
Hinson V. Howlett
Harry Stewart
Cordelia T. Maxwell
William A. Melvin
Millard F. Zepps
Bessie E. Lockhead
Walter F. Smith
Fraser R. Sheets
Nancy B. Maddox
W.g.sloane
Far East
America
Orient
H Street
Watch Sale
Harris
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Mark Twain
Agai
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
Ldo
Ae Héen
Frost
Newell
Smedley
Thulstrup
Climedinat
Kemal
Oppe
Signatur
Health Office Record
Andrew F
Jewell McKnight
John J
Annie Trumbo
Herman
Gussie Dimond
Que
Fannie Canter
Dennis J
Jannie E. Donohue
Roland
Bertis Hawking
Robert
Padlota Brown
John
Eleanor Williame
Paul and
Minnie West
Charles and
Hennah Doyle
George K
Lillie C. Barham
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