Hearst Attacks Election Board and Rival Campaign Tactics
In a fiery charge, Hearst alleges the election board aided ballot destruction and sought to suppress the people’s votes while promising a landslide if honest counting prevailed. He cites court actions, indictments, and Governor’s absence as proof of a corrupt system. Hughes rebukes opponent’s journalistic tactics and warns against vilification, urging voters to resist fear-based appeals to class tensions.
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McClellan
Boxea
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Election Board
Hearst
New York
Delaware Republicans and Democrats Seal Bribery Pact
Special to The Washington Post from Wilmington, Oct 29. T Coleman Dupont and Thomas F. Bayard, leaders of the Republican and Democratic State committees, agree to a formal pact to prevent bribery in the upcoming election. The accord binds both chairmen to use their powers to stop money contributions or use aimed at influencing voters. Observers expect high compliance as election nears, with Democratic volunteers urged to report any bribery to election officers.
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Washington Post
Whmington
Del
Delaware
T. Coleman Dupont
Republican State Committee
Thomas F. Bayard
Bayard
Dupont
Rerd Ny
Bayard Tomaht
Burton
Ohio
Finley
Democratic Committee
Garber
Jim Rice
Lewis Hauck
Pattison
Harvey
Haskins
Methodist Church
Perley Baker
Temperance
Mark Slater
Dayton
Mark
Campbell
Butler
Peter Schwab
Peter
Nevens
Montgomery
Jan Dowling
Griggs Claims House Majority Forecast
Democratic Congressional committee chairman James M Griggs predicts a Democratic majority of 24 to 30 in next Tuesday's House election forecast He expects Hearst to win New York gaining ten seats and Pennsylvania to influence results raising about eight Republican seats Also cites Ohio Indiana Winds Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Minnesota and Michigan as key states
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Saya
Democrats
James M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Griggs
Hearst
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Winds
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan
Moran Charges Probed In Private Hearing
Beston Oct 9 Attorney General Malone held a private hearing at the Statehouse on charges by James M. Perkins against Wilson Fairbanks state commissioner to the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland Oregon. The charges linked to a political address by Democrat John B Moran nominee for governor. Malone planned a public testimony tonight but delayed due to a district attorney Moran’s assistant objection. If the objection stands, evidence will remain private until after the election.
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Adil
Campaign Tensions Rise As Cabinet Men Meet President
Secretary Root and Postmaster General Cortelyou spent hours with the President discussing New York State politics. Cortelyou, still RNC chairman, urged cautious tactics amid Hearst strength and labor votes, while Root prepared a Utica speech and potential personal message from the President.
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Root
New York
White House
New York State
Republican National Committee
New York City
Washington
Empire State
Hearst
Cartelyou
Hughes
Up State
Woodruff
Yeatesday
Utica
Gage
Sherman
Congressional Committee
Thia
Made Marshal Swim Ashore Indictment in Roches ter
Captain Henry R Craft of the steamer Bessie Smith was indicted by a federal grand jury for interfering with a United States officer. He had previously forced U S Marshal Stephen Stone to swim for his life after refusing to recognize federal authority aboard the vessel at Rochester Pa.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Henry R. Craft
Federal
Grand Jury
United States
Craft
Rochester
Stephen Stone
Bessie Smith
Stone
Spanish Laborers for Canal Arrive in Colon
The Royal Mail steamer Atrato lands 100 laborers from Viggo Spain, with planters in the West Indies slow to recruit. A larger influx is expected as canal contract work starts, while Gatun buzzes with house building and dam preparations.
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Colon
Get
Atrato
Viggo
Spain
Gatun
Itch Fiend That Is Salé Rheum Or Kezema
Itch disease described as scrofula manifestation with itching burning oozing and healing patches on face head hands or body. Outward applications fail. blood purification is needed. Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed to cure persistent cases. claims of no acetone substitute and cautions about imitation.
Republicans Sound the Alarm Through Apathy Campaign
A fragmented political item warns that apathy in the off year could repeat past downturns in 1866 and 1892. It urges Republicans to vote and persuade neighbors, stressing danger to prosperity from Democratic success in November as Presidents, Senate, and House races loom.
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Senate
House
President Roosevelt to Vote Tuesday and Start Panama Trip
President Roosevelt will vote at Oyster Bay next Tuesday leaving Washington at midnight November 5. He will be accompanied by Secretary to the President Saab and will travel by tugboat to Jersey City then train to Washington. Plans for the Panama trip are set with departure October 8 aboard the Mayflower, meeting the Louisiana off Wolf Trapight, E Atlantic coast. Mrs Roosevelt Surgeon General Rixey M C Latta Lieut Taylor Evans will accompany and Evans will issue daily wireless bulletins.
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Washington
Saab
Jersey Ciy
Manhattan
Long Island City
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Panama
Mayflower
Lousiana
Wolf Trapight
Chesaneake Bay
Louisiana
Isthmus
Banker Hampton Buried In Quiet City Plot
Louie G. Hampton, assistant secretary of United States Trust Company, who killed Miss Victoria Taczka at the Hotel Griff and then shot himself, was buried in the district where he spent nearly thirty years of work. The service took place about 6 30 p m in Trinity Churchyard near the clock tower as relatives and a small crowd observed in gloom and cold.
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Washington Post
New York
Louie G. Hampton
United States Trust Company
Victoria Taczka
Griff
Fter
Steamer Dixir Lost in Fog Near Cape Race
The steamer bound from Cadiz to Gaspe ran ashore in dense fog near Cape Race and sank within minutes. The crew escaped with narrowly averted drowning. The vessel's identity remains uncertain. only the British steamer Lixir, commanded by Capt. Horner, sailing from Hamburg to Charleston on October 12, is referenced in the record.
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Newfoundland
Dixir
Cadiz
Spain
Gaspe
Quebec
Cape Race
Horner
Hamburg
Germany
Charleston
Weather conditions from the Weather Bureau report
Washington daily weather summary notes a low with high winds in the Great Lakes region and snow expected in the upper Mississippi Valley and northern New England. Warmer south, cooler northeast, with unsettled conditions across the Midwest and Atlantic coast winds brisk. Temperature readings show a midafternoon high near 62 and lows around 40.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Minnesota
Illinois
Superior
Misslenf
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Upper Lakes
Tuesaday
European Ports
Grand Banke
Ohio Voter Apathy Delays Campaign as Gloom Hovers
In Cleveland Ohio a Washington writer reports voter indifference and weak party funds amid a muddled scene. Republicans led by Senator Dick face fundraising woes while Democrats struggle with internal divisions and stalled support as campaigns falter across the state.
Political Rivalry and the Dayton Convention Fallout
The letter laments Dick and Foraker opposing the president and cites Groavenor’s inaction in rallying supporters in Grosvenor’s district. It portrays Douglas as loyal to the President, faces a harsh political fate, and ends with a sorrowful plea for tears in November as HoG signs off.
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Foraker
Ssa
Douglas
Grosvénor
Figgers
Dayton
Bro. Groavenor
Mark Antony
Fines and continuations mark Ohio Standard case
In Findlay Ohio Judge Banker imposes a 5000 dollar fine and costs for restraining trade against Standard Oil. The court suspends sentence sixty days to file a petition on error. Criminal informations against John D Rockefeller Buckeye Pipe Line and Manhattan Oil await next term. Attorney General Ells says government will likely hold a Findlay conference with US Attorney Sullivan on Standard Prosecution.
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Standard
Joesph QO
Banker Wee
Columbus
Ohio
Ells
Standard O8 Company
Washington
John J. Sullivan
Cleveland
United States District Attorney
Eews
Nccu
Findlay
Mr. Willa
Snyder's Chauffeur Held on Manslaughter Charge
Kansas City coroner's jury in Cleveland chauffeur Jenk Schroeder faces manslaughter in the fourth degree over an auto crash that killed millionaire Robert B. Snyder and a schoolboy on Saturday. Jury recommended the charges after hearing evidence from the incident in October.
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Kansas City
Jenk Schroeder
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert. Bf. Snyder
Milionaire
Alent
Butte Bank Cashier F H Garside Arrested in Minneapolis
F H Garside, cashier of the defunct Aetna Bank of Butte, Mont, is under arrest in Minneapolis. He was captured after a telegram to his stenographer Mrs Foster was intercepted by police. The note reportedly urged flight and indicated involvement in the bank's collapse.
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F. H. Garside
Butte Bank
Minneapolis
Butte
Mont
Aetna Bank
Garside
Judge Dismisses Suit Over Town Topics Article
Judge Holt of the United States Circuit Court today sustained the demurrer and dismissed the $50,050 damages suit brought by John Armstrong Chanter against William D. Maniello over an article in Town Topics weekly. The case centered on alleged libel against Chanter and his wife Amelia Troubetkino.
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Holt
United States Circuit Court
Willam
D. Mani
John Armstrong Chanter
Aid
Sersaraine Chanle
Amelia
Pierre ‘Troubet
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