Woodruff Denies Charges as Cortelyou Visits Alter Campaign
A State Republican official denounces claims of corporate funding and asserts funds came from a popular subscription. Norman E Mack and J J Kennedy report improved Hearst prospects in Erie County after a Democratic briefing. Cortelyou’s halt visit shifts GOP to maximize turnout and downplays direct Roosevelt involvement. Wall Street bet odds heavily favor Hughes early, shifting toward Hearst by market close.
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Tam
Kings County
Woodruff
State Republcan Committee
Shmsen
Cortelyou
Norman E Mack
J. J. Kennedy
Bufato
Erlé County
Cortez- You
Republican National Committee
Charles E Hughes
Roosevelt
Ray
Wall Street
Hearst
Hughes
Tammany to Back Hearst in Election Push
Special to The Washingram Post reports Tammany Hall will fully back Hearst on election day. District leaders and committees were urged to vote straight, with Murphy and Scannell stressing loyalty and even advising abstention from voting if the ticket cannot be supported. Upstate disaffection and Brooklyn opposition to McCarren are noted as aiding Hearst.
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Washingram Post
New York
Tammany Hall
Hearst
George F Scannell
Twenty-Hith
Scannell
Charles F Murphy
Assembly
Tammany Organization
Brooklyn
McCarren
Hearst Charges in Albany and Greater New York Addresses
Hearst urged two thirds of Greater New York’s voters support wresting control from trusts and restoring power to the people. He blasted allies of the Republican Legislature, warned of desperate measures by corrupt corporations, and predicted large majorities if voters stand firm in elections to curb trust influence.
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Albany
Hearst
Troy
Cohoestor
Greater
New York
Mayer
Republian
Wall Street
New York City
McClellan
Independent League attacks city election control in New York
The speaker decries preserved rates as miscounted and accuses election board members of aiding corrupt corporations. He cites mutilation of Independence League petitions and a court decision, claiming criminal trusts control machinery of major parties and threaten any independent movement.
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New Yor
Cady
Independence League
Supreme Court
Hughes Campaign Appeals to Corning Crowd
Republican gubernatorial candidate Charles E Hughes spoke in Corning after an unexpectedly crowded reception in the opera house and a third evening meeting at the city hall. He defended business life as wholesome and urged sober judgment amid state issues, noting earlier remarks in Bath and targeting the electorate's intelligence.
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Corning
Charles E Hughes
Corning Opera House
Hughes
John Hedges
Bath
Scott Opposes Roosevelt Third Term Debate in West Virginia
West Virginia senators Scott and Elting clash over a third term for President Roosevelt. Scott says voters may take the President at his word and believes West Virginians will accept his letter in good faith. He cites Blaine’s 1884 telegram and notes Shaw as a strong Republican candidate with compelling Wheel ing speech.
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Scott
Elting
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Eiikins
West Virgina
White House
Chicago
Blaine
Shaw
Bas
Garfield confident on Ohio election and GOP ticket
Commissioner of Corporations James R Garfield returns from a three week tour of Republican speeches. He predicts the GOP state ticket will win though voters seem apathetic. He foresees no material losses in Congress and aligns with Gen Grosvenor on campaign strategy. He plans further talks in Marietta and Salem and other places next week.
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James R Garfield
Grosvenor
Ohio
Marietta
Dawes
Salem
Kennedy
Senator Morgan's $60 Renomination Affidavit Tale
Senator Morgan of Alabama told a notary he spent $60 on his renomination to the Senate. He said Pettus spent $70 and he beat him by $10, both returning to office. A Junior Auxiliary meeting planned two diocesan mission boxes to Porto Rico and Columbia.
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Pettus
Morgan
Alabama
Senate Notary
Senate
State Committee
Peitus
Porto Rico
Board of Episcopal Missions
Henry Y. Satterlee
Columbia
Liver and Kidneys Role in Health in Early Notice
A historical snippet stresses the liver and kidneys must perform their functions properly. It links symptoms such as side pain, backache, skin yellowness, constipation, bad taste, headaches, pimples, blotches, and loss of courage to organ weakness and hints at a great alterative remedy.
Conspiracy Charge Ties Illinois Securities Case
Ena Arrested in probe into false statements linked to the incorporation of the Illinois Securities Company. District Attorney Baker’s investigation targets McCormick, Donaldson, Hoag, and Miss Barbara Kretchmann with alleged schemes to defraud the United States government and the defunct Aetna Banking and Trust Company. Arrests made in Washington and Chicago. bail set for McCormick and Kretchmann. Donaldson posted bond.
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E. W. McCormick
R. S. Donaldson
John T. Hoag
Barbara Kretchmann
Illinois Securities Company
United States
BE. W. McCormick
Raymond 8. Donaldson
Jon T. Hong
Aetna Bank
Barbara EB. T. Kretchmann
Aetna Banking and Truat Company
Butte, Mont
Washington
Throuch
Wall
McCormick, Donaldson
Miss Kretcchmann
Burlingame
Weedon
Hoag
Chicago
St. Paul
Spokane
Wash
McCormick
Corcoran
McCormick and
Donaldson
Baker
Miss Kretchmann
Treasury
Kane
Aetna Company
Butte
Montana
Aera
Linois Securities Company
Hilnols Securities Company
Miss Hretch- Swann
Aetna
Opposed Government Probe by a Butte banker
Aetna Bank and Trust cashier A B Clements of Butte Montana opposed a district wide bill for government supervision of savings banks. Commissioner Macfarland released Clements’s August 17 1915 letter saying the bill would hurt conservative bankers. Separately Robert Lyons receiver sued Abaciat Trust for 550 tied to two notes from Butte with 1 percent interest. attachment issued against Commercial National Bank.
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Aetna
United States
Congress
A. B. Clements
Butte, Mont
Aetna Banking and Trust Company
Macfarland
Gine Banking and Trust Company
Aeet
Clements
Robert Lyons
Aetita Banking and Trust Company
District Supreme Court
Abaciat Trust Company
Lyons
Butte
Mont
Commercial National Bank
Memorial services honor Mrs. Jefferson Davis at Confeder ate Veterans Hall
United Daughters of the Confederacy plan memorial services for Mrs. Jefferson Davis tomorrow at Confeder ate Veterans Hall, with speakers John Sharp Williams and Judge John Goode. The event, under District group auspices led by Mrs. Magnu s Thompson, is organized by Mrs. John M Hickey. Dr. Anita Nemcomy McGee will entertain Spanish War Veterans at 1520 P Street Tuesday evening.
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United Daughters of Confederacy
Conhet
John Sharp WiMams
John Goode
Jefferson Davis
Confederate Veterans’ Hall
H Etreet Northwest
United Daughters of the Confederacy of the District
Magnug
Thompson
John M Hickey
Anita Nemcomy McGee
Nelson A. Milew
P Street
Depositors to be Paid as Bank Affairs Are Settled
Bank officials report most loan holders have offered to settle early to speed payment to depositors. Depositors, numbering over 5,000, will receive 50 percent of deposits once Treasury completes check work, with the remaining 60 percent to follow at an early date. After payouts, the bank will be turned over to stockholders to resume or liquidate.
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Treasury
Two Thieves Trapped by Washington Citizens
Two local men acted as private detectives in Washington yesterday. William Detwiler of 162 Sith Street Northwest chased a colored thief stealing a palm from his yard and handed him to police. Benjamin Bluten hunted stolen lead weights and pipes, catching accomplices with Patten, a colored worker, at 427 Higgs Street Northwest.
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Washington
William Detwiler
Sith Street
Benjamin Butt- Ten
Detwiter
Detwiler
Blutren
Wiliam Patten
Battten
Patten
Heaves
Higgs Street
Washingtonian Kills Self Over Burden Note
Isadore Brown, owner of the Penny Arcade in the Eagle Hotel building, committed suicide in his Colonial Hotel room. A note stated life had been a burden and requested notification of his niece or nephew, with names and addresses provided. He was about 55, unmarried, and had recently moved to open the arcade.
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Washington Post
Lebanon
Isadore Brown
Washington
Penny Arcade
Eagle Hotel
Colonial Hotel
Brown
Gharlea “D. Weinick
Tha ‘Bddy
Krantz
Alfred Kauffmann
Kauffmann
Kauffman
William Killinger
Charles Bendhelm
Prince Street
Alexandria
Clara Fischer
T Street Northwest
Schwarz
New York Avenue
Browh
Seal Poachers Discussed By Sims and Bowers
Sims and Bowers met with President Roosevelt to report on the Alaska killing of a Japanese near the Star Islands. They described the poaching incident and related diplomatic negotiations with Japan. A government inquiry report is with the Public Printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sints
Chicago
United States District Attorney
New York
Reed Sentenced to Twelve Years for Robbery
Charles H. Reed received a 12 year penitentiary sentence from Justice Stafford in Criminal Court No. 1 after being found guilty of robbery. Reed drugged victim H. H. Evertsen on September 19 after meeting on Pennsylvania Avenue. They drank at a saloon then went to Missouri Avenue Park where Evertsen lost consciousness and later woke to find his watch missing. Reed allegedly posed as a Spanish War veteran.
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Burlingame
Chicago
Hoag
McCormick
Imperial Apartment House
Columbia Road
Donaldson
Histreet
Miss Kretchmann
House of Detention
Miss Hretchlmann
Gren
Charles H. Reed
Missouri Avenue Park
Evertsen
Reed
Evertsén
Funeral of Mrs. Ann M. Gangewer at Rock Creek Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Ann M. Gangewer, who died Tuesday evening, was held Thursday afternoon at her home 2618 K Street NW. Officials from Government Hospital for the Insane attended, with choral offerings and services led by Rev. G. R. Murray and Rev. Venns S. Hamlin.
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Ann M. Gangewer
Board of Visitors
Government Hospital For the Insane
R. Murray
Union Methodiat Epiecophl
Venns
Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Rock Creek
Gompers to Answer Mudd in Hyattaville Speech
Representative Bygney Mudd campaigned for re election in Hyattaville Maryland and denounced labor leader Samuel Gompers of the AFL-CIO. Gompers responded saying he never attempted to control others votes and that even in the district people are tired of Mudds duplicity.
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Hyattaville
Bygney Mudd
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mudd
Gompers
Gompaerette
Mexican Statesman Limantour Arrives in New York for Roosevelt Visit
Jose Ives Limantour, Mexico's finance minister, arrived in New York en route to Mexico City after an extended European tour. He stayed at the Arlington Hotel and paused in Washington to pay respects to President Roosevelt and visit the Mexican Embassy, with a White House reception anticipated.
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Jose Ives Limantour
Aexico
New York
Mexico City
Europe
Arlington
Senor Limantout
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Weather forecast with unsettled conditions across regions
A strong barometric disturbance over the Upper Lake region drives shifting winds and rain across the Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley, and Middle Atlantic. Colder air moves into the Upper Missouri Valley while the Lower Lakes expect fresh southerly to westerly winds and notable temperature swings. rainfall is indicated for the Central states and Northeast, with variable gales along the coasts and a noted forecast for European forts departures this weekend.
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U. 8 Dept of Agriculture
Washington
Getta P.m
Upper Lake Region
Rocy Mountain
Pere Lony
Miscieusppi
Grose Lake
Missouri Valley
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
New England
Missisgippi
Upper Lake
Middle Atlantin
Middle Atlantic
Atlantis
Gulf Coast
Lwiil
West
Winda
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Tammany
Wspa
Garfield
Toga
Hood
Ena
ALSH
Post
Mrs. Davis
Pegnieto Savings Bante
Lansburgh & Bro
Eighth St
Washingtonian
Self
Lebanon Hotel
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and I Streets
Sloan’s Art Galleries
G Street
Washington, D. C
C. G. Sloan & CO. UO
Robbbery
Naval
Charlotte W. Steele
Sanfrancisco
Pincé
Rugh C. Steele
P. Correvea Steele
Young Men's Christian Association
G Street NW
Limantour
Telamieht
My St
Haute
Autishing
Posuibis
Atl
Aubeville
Avante
Atlantic City
Bismar
Dal
Huitato
N.Y
Milton
Cluchinati
Cheyenne
Wyo
Davenport
Awa
Des Moines
Towa
Galveston
Tetia
Helena
Kaozaa
Linda Rock
Art
Marquette Ditch
Memphis
New Orlettia
York
Ad We
Nett River Bulletin
W.a
Sanders & Stayman CO
F Street
Capuya, Mining Co Iy
Dclock B- m
H.C. Bryan
Argo
Cyko
M/A. LEESE
Ninth Street
Northwast
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
UTH & M
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Arter
E. Colburn
JOR
B. Colbitrn
Colburn Brothers
Wasi Wee Cement
Upton Apsoltig
Iva Young
Columbia Graphofhone CO
Ters
American Security and Trust ‘Company Morthwest
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
Randle Highlands
Akeady Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital ‘Traction Company
Randle Highands
United States Realty Go
Fa. Aves
Sanitary
Pennsylvania Ave
Salford
Adler
Seply
Victor E.adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
7Th St
Geese
The
Columbia Phonograph Co
Tee
Penn, Ave. H. W
Christian Xander
Paris
St. Est
Seore
Oradt
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. NW
Wilson & Mayers
Wilson Vayers
Fiat Naan
WM. KNABE @ CO
Roe Mae Ese
Ori
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