Gorman Stirs Party Speaks to Large Audience
The text reports on a campaign speech by Senator Gorman in Laurel with Rep resentative Cowherd and Dr Hull in attendance. It covers attacks on the Roosevelt administration, references to Cortelyou, Crumpacker, and Roosevelts trust busting, plus remarks on Southern representation and negro suffrage, with mentions of Dr Hills and Dr Tat and a later Kensington rally context.
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Notice of age and death notices in multiple papers
Fragmentary OCR lists references to notices about age and death matters and mentions several newspapers including New York Times Chicago Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger and Cleveland Plain Dealer. The text is garbled with stray names and partial publication references.
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Taft Defends Republican Line at Tompkins Club Meeting
Secretary of War William H. Taft addressed a Republican mass meeting in Ithaca arguing Democratic charges against the administration risk insurrection if unkept. He rebutted Judge Parker and outlined a policy toward the Philippines and Moro peoples amid anti imperialist sentiments.
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Johnston Campaign Tour Through Sixth District Areas
Johnston the Sixth district congressional nominee visits Garrett and Allegany counties after a mass meeting in Williamsport. He plans further engagements in Garrett County and Allegany, with a major gathering at the Academy of Music on November 4 and time in Frederick County. Congressman Flood remains ill at his West Appomattox home but shows possible improvement.
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East Side Visit Sparks Political Buzz In New York
East Side observers buzz over Judge Parker's dine out at Tifs on the East Side Sherry amid a Roosevelt era campaign drama. The meal table is sealed off as a keepsake, while rivals joke at the event as the Hebrew vote shifts in play.
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Deaths of a Day Henry Schwabach dies in Peoria
Henry Schwabach a prominent Peoria distiller and one of Central Illinois' wealthiest men died today. Born in Germany he came to Peoria. his career spanned decades. Also noted are Sir Henry Wylie Norman and sculptor Loneworth Powers, with brief birthplace references.
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End of Indiana tour echoes in national ideals clash
Jon Barrett quotes and William Jennings Bryan in Hammond as Bryan criticizes Roosevelt and imperialism. He urges Indiana voters to back Parker and Davis to oppose imperialism and a "Big Stick" policy. Bryan cites dynamite attack on Thomas McCoy's home and appeals to Republicans and veterans about flag meaning and national ideals.
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Frayed patriotism in reply to imperial policy debate
A fragment sketches a speaker named Barrett Pee, a faithful exponent of a former policy, arguing against indorsing imperialism. He warns the nation must discard cherished patriotism and principles of government to support Roosevelt and colonial policy, urging many Republicans to reject apologies for a century of history.
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Tariff Talk From Secretary Shaw in New York
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw spoke at a Republican meeting on Broadway, arguing tariff policy and noting Wall Street and Town have common interests as producers. He praised the party for creating markets and warned against suspending the tariff, citing a sewing machine company that moved factories for cheap labor and contraband goods.
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Halstead Attacks Parker Rivalry and Standard Oil Ties
Fremont and Lincoln Republican Club leader Halstead issues a sharply annotated defense denouncing Terry Dodds statements and alleging a Standard Oil backed push favoring Judge Parker. He cites Hearst Hearst Bryan and Rockefeller linked dispatches to depict Democratic strategy before the St Louis convention and the Roosevelt-advantaged outcome.
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Judge Parker denounces trusts and Hearst comments
The text discusses Judge Parker’s broad denunciation of trusts and Hearst’s stance. It references political figures, the Philippines, and calls for clearer testimony, tied to a larger debate on anti trust views and public reaction. The fragmentary OCR preserves names and themes without coherent narrative.
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Court Asked to Strike 1000 Names from New York Registration
New York Oct. The Superintendent of Registration Morgan asked the Supreme Court Justices Bischoff and Clarke to strike 100 alleged repeaters from the local registration list. Each jurist handled 500 cases as they moved to clear the calendar with available days to decide one test case and address the main issues.
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