Monstrous Charges Denied by Roosevelt in White House Statement
President Theodore Roosevelt condemns as monstrous and false Judge Parker’s slander that George Cortelyou used a blackmail fund from corporations. He defends Cortelyou’s integrity, highlights campaign finance as equal across parties, and asserts his own pledge of a square deal with no improper promises.
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Parker to reply in address tonight in New York
New York report notes Judge Parker will respond to President Roosevelt's statement and Gov Odell's charges against the Democratic presidential candidate. It describes Parker's limited campaign speeches, plans to address the Kings County Democratic Club, and a day of private and social engagements before returning to Esopus.
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Washington
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Hotel Weville
Joan D Crimmins
Central Park
Judge Parker
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Hosemount
Challenge to Parker Said Ready as White House Denies Accusations
President Roosevelt issued a signed denial of charges that Secretary Cortelyou used official information to force corporations into campaign contributions. Democratic managers expect further revelation of specific instances and affidavits. Reports trace the dispute through New York papers and party presses, with claims Cortelyou directed blackmail to aid Roosevelt’s campaign. Continued on fourth page.
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Odell accuses Parker of shipbuilding stock ties in NY speech
Gov Odell denounces Judge Parker as a fraud in a Murray Hill Lyceum address, asserting Parker held $20,000 in shipbuilding stock. He claims to possess documentary proof from Newburg and accuses Parker of corrupting trust buster rhetoric to gain votes. Roosevelt targeted for alleged trust support.
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Prohibition Candidate Parker's Adopts Charges in Chicago
Silas C Swallow, Prohibition party candidate for president, spoke in two crowded venues in Chicago on November 4. He denounced Roosevelt and Cortelyou, repeating Judge Parke's charges, and claimed the Prohibition vote would reach 400,000, double his four years ago.
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Swallow
Parke
Roosevelt
Chaiman
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Bryan Confident in Parker Win and Nebraska Fusion
Special to The Washington Post Omaha Nebraska November 4 William J Bryan closed the Democratic campaign addressing a 12000 strong meeting in the Auditorium He was asked about Judge Parker and a fusion Nebraska legislature He said Parker's election looks likely and a full Nebraska vote could enable a fusion State and legislative ticket The Nebraska campaign aims for a Democratic majority to send Bryan to the Senate and succeed Dietrich Also notes Baltimore and Return transportation details for B and O railroad service with hourly Saturday departures
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Grover Cleveland Campaign Speech in Newark Sparks Raucous Rally
Former President Grover Cleveland delivers a long Newark address as 8000 attend a Democratic rally, facing heckles and cheers. He appeals for Parker, recalls 20 years since his last Newark appearance, denounces tariff abuses, and blames Republican protectionists for failed reform and high taxes. The event ends with a note about upcoming World’s Fair excursions.
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United States
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Parker
Alton B Parker
Republican Party
Congress
Roosevelt Denounces Parker Charges
Roosevelt sharpens attacks on Parker as campaign dialogue heats up across the state. Cleveland's final campaign word echoes through party lines while thousands of voters remain silent amid mounting tension. Port Arthur stands as rumors swirl over the North Sea affair and political fallout.
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Voters Puzzle Odell And Murphy Face City Polls
Washington Post reports Herculean, costly efforts to poll New York City voters before the election. Gov Odell and Tammany leader Murphy push canvasses to locate doubtful electors, with private estimates ranging from 11000 to 185000 partisan outcomes. Bowery rallies, wagers in heavy, and party strategizing fill the colorfully tense scene.
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Tammany
Bronx
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Murphy
Majority for Laurier in Ontario and New Brunswick races
Ontario results show Liberals ahead with 343 seats to Conservatives 71 amid doubt in a few constituencies. New Brunswick totals indicate Liberals winning seven of thirteen seats, Conservatives six, with completed returns from Twillingate noting Premier Sir Robert Bond, Surveyor General Chet, and Mr. Roberts elected. Also mentions steamship service Norfolk to New York and Boston from Old Point Comfort and a hotel stay promotion.
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Frederick Mews
Fort Still Resists Awful Losses In Battle
Reports from Port Arthur describe prolonged bombardment and heavy Japanese attempts to capture fortifications. Generals Stoessel and Russian defenders endure scarce food and disease while vowing to hold out. Dispatches from London and Chefoo relay conflicting accounts of the siege and a Japanese fleet sortie.
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Tokyo
Motorman Killed in Pittsburg Car Collision
A runaway car crashed into a coal wagon on Versaillee avenue in Pittsburg near McKeesport injuring five passengers, with motorman Thoms Farman fatally injured. The incident followed the car's uncontrolled dash from Connellsville Rail toward Versaillee, as bystanders heard vain attempts to stop the vehicle. Furniture sale announced by Sloans in Frederick Antietam and Hagerstown area with departures on November 6 for a scenic return trip along the Teays H O route.
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