Hearst Independent League clouds New York campaign
In New York State the Independence League, born from William Randolph Hearst’s circle, frets Democratic leaders and Hearst alike. Erie County and Buffalo tensions split local tickets while Mack and Conners clash with Hearst, forcing campaigns from Gilsey House versus Victoria Hotel. Police shakeups and politics tie to Hearst mobilizing in Brooklyn and statewide.
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Socialist Parade Boosts Morris Hillquit in New York
Several thousand Socialists marched through lower East Side streets in New York on October 7 in support of Morris Hillquit’s congressional bid in the Ninth District. Fifteen bands led the procession as red banners and Stars and Stripes flew. The march was led by Max Pina, secretary of the United Hebrew Trades, with district unions and literary/social groups represented. Afterward Hillquit, Hayes of Cleveland, Wanhope of Erie, and other Socialists spoke from trucks to the crowd.
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Joseph Wanhope
Erie
The Clubwoman Prefers a Winter Hat Over Civic Calls
A verse from Chicago Evening Fest rails at higher life civic pride and uplift. The speaker, a clubwoman, rejects creed class and mass reform, declaring she is focused on shopping for her winter hat.
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No Appetite Warns of Vitality Loss and Illness
A historical ad copy notes that loss of appetite signals weak vitality and possible illness and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It claims the tonic has cured thousands, urging readers to take it as a secret remedy for strength and vigor.
President Roosevelt Endorses Hughes At New York Rally
In Cooper Union, Marcus Braun read Roosevelt’s message endorsing Charles Hughes for governor. The President said he stands for the same principles as Hughes and is for Hughes heart and soul, touting strong support in New York. Braun also carried congratulations to Roosevelt from the Hungarian Republican Club on his forty eighth birthday.
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Hughes Appeal to Voters in New York Campaign Stops
Republican candidate Charles E Hughes closed a week of campaigning addressing two meetings in Olean and riding through Addison Canisteo Hornellsville Andover Wellsville Belmont Friendship Cuba He spoke at Hornellsville and later dined with Gov Higgins and party before a reception and speech in Olean He urged a decent and honorable state government and protections for savers homeowners and workers while stressing faith in the American public’s good sense to sustain prosperity.
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Court to hear appeal on Independence League petitions
Chief Judge Cullen to convene a special session of the Court of Appeals Tuesday to decide an appeal from the Appellate Division which struck down the Independence League ticket in New York County. Timothy L. Woodruff accuses Clarence J. Shearn and other election-lawists of knowledge of defective petitions and betraying the League to Tammany Hall. He questions the breadth of petition form and predicts the court will reverse, while Hearst manager Max Thinge defends the procedure as customary.
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Fragmentary note hints at personal sentiment
A fragment reads that someone says they were surprised or moved by a recent moment. The text shows a casual remark about feeling touched or chosen in the moment, with uncertain context and unclear subject.
Trusts Rule Hearst Blasts Officials At Rally
Hearst tells voters they are betrayed by public officials and the board of elections. He denounces petition disposal, court rulings, and independent nominations as attacks on democracy. He warns trusts control parties and presses a united stand for American rights and government.
Metcalf Mission to Enforce Treaty Rights in Japan Case
Secretary Metcalf travels to San Francisco to study alleged discrimination against Japanese schoolchildren in California. The federal government may act if treaty privileges are violated, potentially by injunctions in federal courts. Officials caution a decision hinges on whether treaty rights were breached and if the federal government can compel state authorities to recognize them.
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Weather conditions and storm forecast across Great Lakes and Atlantic coast
The Weather Bureau reports a Lake region storm east of Lake Huron with strong westerly winds and rain in the Ohio Valley. Expect rain in New England, cooler air moving south along the Atlantic coast, and gusty winds from the Gulf to the Great Lakes. Special forecasts warn storm paths along Atlantic coast from Wilmington to Eastport and on the Great Lakes.
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U S Cable Reassures Japan Over San Francisco Labor Row
A State Department cable to Ambassador Wright in Tokyo says the San Francisco labor dispute is purely local and that the United States will treat Japanese people no differently than the most friendly European nation. It notes no expected changes despite earthquake driven school losses and unrest.
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United States
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Peruna touted as cure for catarrh and pain
A reader report lauds Peruna as a wonderful tonic and cure for catarrh and nerve pain. Testimonials claim relief from backaches pelvic pain and sleeplessness after using the medicine, with several women praising its health benefits and recommending others seek the remedy.
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