Upstate New York Tightens Race as Silent Vote Shapes Clash
In New York the presidential contest hinges on the silent vote with Democrats and Republicans abroad in argument. Depew touts upstate strength while Sulzer predicts strong Democratic gains in the city and state. Party bosses and independents debate turnout as Roosevelt and Parker vie for the nation’s biggest prize.
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Senaine Denes
Parker Delivers Hartford Campaign Ovation for Parker
Four large audiences greet Judge Parker in Hartford CT on his only state visit of the campaign with rousing welcomes. He denies Standard Oil sponsorship of the Democratic party and asserts the company’s interests align with Republicans. He criticizes trusts while highlighting contrasts with Roosevelt supporters.
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Stamford
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Hartford Club
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Meriden
Republican Party
Hill and Parker Address New Jersey Crowd
Paterson, Nov 3 Apollo Hall hosted Charles C. Black the Democratic candidate for governor and David B. Hill of New York Hill urged a future oriented program not past actions He praised Allan Brooks Parker as the hour’s man and paid tribute to Henry G Davis as vice presidential candidate.
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Head of Agricultural Department Defends Roosevelt and Cortelyou
Chicago November 3. Secretary Wilson at a mass meeting of Scandinavian Republican clubs charged Parker with misstatements about the Philippines and criticized Democratic claims on campaign funds. He defended Cortelyou as national chairman and asserted Bliss handles funds while Parker attacks misstate facts. Deneen also spoke.
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New York
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Illinois
Odell Attacks Hill in New York City Speeches
Gov. Odell campaigned in New York City with remarks at the Republican Club and a mass meeting at the Amsterdam Opera House. He challenged Judge Parker over trust ties and stock holdings, praising a June Law Journal decision on trusts and criticizing Parker’s alleged Republican bias. Also notes Philippine railroads gaining eminent domain rights amid transit ads.
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Moody speaks on Parker trusts and common law limits
Attorney General William H. Moody told a large Dunkirk crowd that Judge Parker’s claim trusts will be barred by common law is unclear and not supported by federal practice. He contrasted Parker’s view with Olney’s doubts about the Sherman act and praised Harmon’s work, noting the Trans-M Missouri decision.
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Yale Cheers For Taft Lesson Of The Eastern War
Secretary of War William H Taft spoke at a large Republican rally in New Haven denouncing Judge Parker for exaggeration of government costs defending Roosevelt and Monroe doctrine enforcement He defended Philippine policy noting US capital and teachers in the islands and warned against moral suasion over force. Tickets offered for Baltimore trip.
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Fairbanks Tour In Indiana Defends 1896 Republican Ties
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks spoke in Bloomington, Greencastle, Crawfordsville and Terre Haute during a daylong tour. He denied a report he would not qualify as Vice President if Democrats win Indiana, and pressed Republican unity. He linked Roosevelt to McKinley and defended imperial policies while noting college demonstrations at several campuses.
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William McKinley
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Cullom speaks in Cairo on campaign issues
Nevada senator Shelby M. Cullom spoke in Cairo on disfranchisement of colored voters in the South and predicted the nation would rise up to grant equal rights. He praised the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, criticized the Democratic party, and called David B. Hil a "cunning cuss" among Gold Democrats. He lauded William J. Bryan for standing by his principles.
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Parker Repudiates Standard Oil and taft reply headlines
Parker repudiates Standard Oil while Taft responds to the candidate and Secretary Wilson scores the day. Fairbanks denies a rumor as Morgan returns a stolen cope to Italy amid World affairs notices. Port Arthur news and European capital gossip follow.
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America
Cope Gift Returns to Italy from London
New York November 2 An ancient medieval cope stolen from the Cathedral of Ascoli Italy two years ago has been presented to the Italian government by millionaire J P Morgan. The relic now loaned to the Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington England will be released to Italian authorities after formalities. The cope a 13th century French work of fetial art was presented amid praise for Morgans good faith and the Italian ambassador said the gesture will be gratefully received.
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Italy
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Victoria and Albert Museum
South Kensington
England
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Florence
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Outlaws chased toward Badlands after Cody bank robbery
Thermopolie Wyoming November 3 Sheriff Fenton of Big Horn County returned from the pursuit of the Cody bank robbers who killed cashier Middaugh. He plans to rejoin Sheriff Stough of Fremont County and push into the Bad Lands near Tarby Creek to prevent the robbers from reaching interior terrain, aiding a likely hazardous capture. Passes patrol the area between Cottonwood Grass Gooseberry and Owl creeks as the robbers used the main road then detoured southwest before rejoining it. William Cody will not join the hunt and heads for a separate expedition northwest of Cody.
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TERRIFIC ASSAULTS AT PORT ARTHUR FREQUENT AND FIERCE
London dispatches report heavy Japanese losses in the latest Port Arthur assault. Dalny streets trembled as if an earthquake and a fierce bombardment threatened a major engagement. Stoessel is reportedly wounded. Japanese claim control of eastern positions and mines explode as siege operations continue.
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Long siege details from Front of Port Arthur attack ends in futility
Describes the six day desperate but futile assault on Port Arthur from August 18 to August 6 by the Third Japanese Army in front of Chefoo. Headquarters report the siege continuing with heavy fighting and include notices about Pis co's Cure claimed to cure hoarseness. Public speakers urged to consider the remedy.
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