Dix Responds To Open Telegram On Gubernatorial Tariff Stand
In New York, Dix, Democratic candidate for governor, issues a long typed statement from his campaign headquarters responding to Stinson’s open telegram. He reiterates support for honest downward tariff revision, defends labor policy, notes unions, wages averaging 2.58 a day, and accuses his opponent of bad faith to gain leverage via the nominator.
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New York
Joan A. Dix
Henry L. Stinson
Dix
Yuppuch
Thomson
Daber
Ime
Reat
Fengtu
Koches
Murder Charge No Bar In New England Crime Record
Mrs J Marshall Dudie faces murder indictment for the September 1 shooting of painter Witla Heath in her Dodge Street home. Heath was killed by a revolver shot while at work. only Mrs Dodge was present except for Heath. She claimed a thief entered the house and fired the weapon. she was arrested and released on bail.
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Speral
Washington Post
New England
J. Marshall Dudie
Ander
Ovat
Witla Heath
Dedase
Dodge House
Bedge
Walter Winans Arrives in New York for US Show
Walter Winans, past 50 and a British citizen from surenden Park Kent England, lands in New York on the Cedric. A noted breeder of fine horses and a marksman, he aims to exhibit his harness horses and jumpers at Madison Square Garden’s horse show. He is son of William TL Winans of Ferry Bar estate Baltimore. He was born in Russia and educated at St Petersburg.
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United States
New York
Walter Winans
Surenden Park
Kent
England
Cedric
Winans
London
Madison Square
America
Mr. Winans
William TL. Winans
Ferry Bar Estate
Baltimore
Russia
St. Petersburg
Developments in New York Political Drift
Chairman Prentice revises his estimate and projects a Stimson gain of 111,000. Huppuch predicts 140,000 to 160,000 plurality for Dix. Dix defends tariff revision and labor stance, noting he never faced a strike. Stimson calls Dems’ arguments weak and labels Republicans as progressive. Roosevelt warns against a bipartisan alliance of finance and Tammany.
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Prentice
Stimson
Huppuch
Dix
Ilenry L. Stimson
John A. Dix
Col. Roosevelt
Tammany
No Cash for Stimson Fear Sweeps Gubernatorial Race
A sudden influx of funds to New York state and county Republican committees signals a broad campaign effort against Stimson and for the rest of the ticket. Analysts note old guard backers may be financing turnout strategies while labor issues and taftian endorsement weigh on Ohio voter sentiment ahead of Election Day.
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Washingon Post
New York
Seoure
Tn Vl
Stimson
Lori
Prentice
Rovernor
Tesser
Old Guard
Saratoga
Col. Roosevelt
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Washington
Roosevelt
State Committee
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Timothy Wealy
Brotherhood of Stationary Wiremen
William R. Tearst
Col
Uesist
Dix
Mitchell
Iweralty
Roosevelt backs Stimson as fight over corrupt politics rages
Theodore Roosevelt denounces Dix and Tammany Hall in a statewide last appeal for Henry L. Stimson. He frames the race as a moral battle against crooked finance and a bipartisan political alliance, praising Stimson’s record as district attorney and challenging Dix’s independence and stance. The message stresses honesty, unity across parties, and turnout for clean government.
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Ruescay
Tammany
Election betting odds and banking pitch text
The notice mentions betting odds on Dix in New York with varied multipliers, Harding favored in Ohio cities, even bets in Indiana, and Osbourne leading in Michigan. It shifts to a banking advertising line urging surplus money be put to work, noting deposits are subject to check and supervised by the U.S. Treasury.
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New York
Dix
Ohio
Cleveland
Harding
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Indiana
Michigan
Osborne
Paul
Union Trust Co
U. S. Treasury
Queen's Horses Escape Fire at Durland's Riding Academy
A blaze at Durland's riding academy stables in New York burned two upper floors. Nine Lesser breed horses perished from 550 to 600 head, while Royal and-National show horses, including four owned by Queen Wilhelmina and prized French and English stock, were saved. Losses totaled about $175,000.
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Pecwal Cable
Washington Post
New York
Europe
Durland
Wilhelmina of
Holland
America
Durland’s
Metropolitan
Tramway King Dies on Car in New York City
Sir Clifton Robinson managing director and engineer of the London United Electric Tramways and director of London's underground railways died tonight on a Lexington Avenue street car. Born in 1848, his career spanned European tramways, cable and electric traction, and the London tube system.
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Sir Clifton Robinson
New York City
New York
London United Electric Tramways
Underground Railways of London
Lexington Avenue
Sir Clifton
Turope
Birkenhead
London
Bristol
Los Angeles
Cal
Europe
London United Electric
Belle Elmore Alive in United States Report Says
Philadelphia lawyer Francis Tracy Tobin tells the Philadelphia Press that Belle Elmore is alive in this country and hiding not far from Chicago. He claims she has received letters from sightings and urges swift action calling for official contact to seek a stay or commutation of Dr Crippen's London execution based on the case.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Belle Elmore Crippen
Harvey Hawley Crippen
London
Francis Tracy Tobin
San Francisco
Taft Proclaims Nov 24 as National Day of Thanksgiving
President Taft issues the 1910 Thanksgiving proclamation declaring Thursday, November 24, a day of national thanksgiving and prayer. He invites Americans to gather in churches, give thanks for blessings, and note advances in arbitration and peaceful international relations. The document is signed in Washington on November 5, 1910.
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Taft
White House
United States of America
William Howard Taft
United States
Washington
WM. H. Taft
Alvey A, Adee
Ex-District Attorney Bakers Secret Fee Accusation In New York Suit
News from The Post sparks debate in legal circles here over John C. Gittings 2252 dollar judgment against Dayton Tanner and Frank Homans. The case details an alleged defraud scheme against Dr. Kemp, and claims the indictments were dormant due to a supposed district attorney concession. Baker denies any partnership with Gittings and explains the procedure followed to keep the defendants out of Washington while the case remained unresolved.
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New York
New York Supreme Court
John C. Gittings
Dayton P. Tanner
Frank S. Homans
Tanner
Homans
Dr. Kemp
Mr. Gittings
Washington
Gittings
Baker
Sunday Post
David Tanner
Kemp
District Attorney Office
Mr. Baker
District Attorney’s Office
Boardman
Beardman
Polles Department
Glt
Stimson Money Fight and Roosevelts Appeal Headline Index
Today's issue features Dix replying to Stimson with no money for him, Roosevelt issuing an appeal, and various notices across pages. Includes Ohio Socialist vote uncertainty, a Baker fee case explanation, and a car collision killing a man. Also entries on politics, society, and sports.
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Dix
Stimson
Ohio
Roosevelt
Baker
Fee
J. EB
Senate
Edward Graves
Spender Smouse
Taft
Maine
Russell
Ballinger
Alaska
Monk
Roosevelt Car Crash Kills Chauffeur Injures Five
A New York party of prominent men including John Ellis Roosevelt was traveling by car when their vehicle overturned near Walden. Chauffeur Alexander Eichel was killed. three others including John T. Sill were seriously injured. Roosevelt, uninjured, suffered facial contusions. The group had been touring from New York to Delaware Water Gap, Montclair, and back, with plans to stop for lunch at Tuxedo Park before returning.
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John T. Bill
New York
Delaware Water Gap
Washington Port
Newburgh
N. Y
John Eis Roosevelt
Pine Bush Road
Walden
Alexander Ibhel
New York City
Roosevelt
Robinson
Sill
Jet.o
John Ellis Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Lving
George H. Stubinson
Mount Vernon
John T. Sill
Alexander Eichel
Montclair
Hilenville
Istern County
Tuxedo Park
Sanderson
Ahots Corners
Ravenvelt
Sanders
Mr. Roosevelt
Bets on Democratic wins in four states at uptown club
In New York at an uptown club two large bets were laid. One ten money wager claimed the Democrats would win New York New Jersey and Ohio. Another 63 to 100 bet predicted Democrats would carry New York New Jersey Ohio and Connecticut. A100000 wager would be placed on Dix ahead by 123000 with ads of 3000 to 5000 on Wall Street. At the Waldorf Astoria tonight big bets favored Dix at 1 to 1.
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Washington Post
New York
Navy
Columbus
Ohio
New York Times
Harmon
Nichols
Foraker
Harding
New Jersey
Connecticut
Wall Street
Dix
Waldorf-Astoria
Christmas tree tax urged by Vermont bill
Special to Tia Washington reports Vermont moves to tax 25 cents per tree cut to curb deforestation. The conservation committee says the levy aims to prevent loss of young trees in state forests, affecting New York and New England as the bill proceeds.
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Tia
Washington
Montpelier
New York
New England
Vermont
Conservation Committee
Baltimore Catholic march protests profanity in Washington
Archbishop Falconio leads 70 Holy Name Society members from the Capitol to the Washington Monument grounds in Washington. The protest, joined by clergy and lay Catholics from the East and South, draws thousands as bands play sacred music and attendees remain solemn. President Taft watches part of the parade from the White House windows but declines to review it.
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Capitol
Holy Name Societies of
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
White House
Washington Monument Grounds
Holy Name Society
Archdiocese of
Baltimore
Catholic Church of America
East
South
Erands
Seelery
Plutsburg
Boston
United States
Reung Min
New Willard Hotel
Divimede Baiconio
Owen Coragan
Archdlioveset
James F. Mackin
St. Paul
Thomas
St. Matthew's Church
Falconio
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Fifteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Taft
George von L. Merer
Montment Grounds
America
Stratton
Second Regiment
Mand
J. N. Meagher
Fruly Name Society
District of Columbia
Edward Fitzsxerald
St. Vince
Ferrer’ Church
New York City
Michael J. Weller
St. Peter's Society
Bacon
Mer. Fitzgerald
Lfe
Portugal
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Harvey J. Garber
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Garfield
Knox
Wickersham
MacVeagh
Hedges
Gude
Sloan's
O. Gude
Sloan
Tammany Hall
Henry L. Stimson
Henry S. Stimson
Murphy
Tammany Hal
Belle Elmore
Crippen
Chicago
Heshys
John €. Gittings
Given
Adkins
Remurrer
Sylvester
Inspector Boardman
J. £. Roosevelt
Turns Turtle
Sandey
Baltimore & Ohio
KRRB
Frederick
Keedysville
Haser
Ion
Hagerstown
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