Bailey silent on oil thug taint Texas senator denies
Illinois Democratic leader repudiates an assertion attributed to him about Texan politics. The piece traces a dispute over a press dispatch from Mineola and a telegram from Roger Sullivan denying remarks linking Bailey to a trust or Standard Oil related matter. It notes Bailey declining comment and discusses broader views on lawyers in Congress and political rivalries in Texas.
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Illinois
Texas
J Joseph W. Halley
Mineola
Tex
Qulman
J W Bailey
United States
Mr Bailey
Roger Sullian
Nsorn Iflingis
Sullivan ‘Pho
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Woods County
Ar Jackson
H Clay Perea
St Tule
Basle
Washington
Jackson
Sanford
Nation
Gullivan
Standard of Company
Bathy Dent
Suelman
Bailey
Alwayd Bisdeen
Congress
Married. 1 OMMPL-RPEA PS-Tedhesdé noon geptemec
The wedding notice records the marriage at noon in September 19 135 at the residence of the bride’s mother Mrs. Mark Row. The ceremony involved Mr. and Mrs. Salles Rua and references to Chicago Brooks and Cinemnati.
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Mrk
Decatur
Salles
Olorce Wechlloch
Chicago Brooks and Cinemnati
Bailey denies discussing his clients case in detail
A long article outlines Bailey’s stance on a Missouri finance matter, noting he refused to discuss client business despite pressure from supporters. It details a complex financial investigation involving Tennessee Coal and Iron properties, Mississippi Valley Trust and several major banks, with Bailey portrayed as a capable, trusted lawyer handling the stake.
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Bailes
Senator Balle
Mir Bailey
Blooms
Tennessee
Clay Pierce
Fierce
Bailey
Propsr
Balfley
Batley Te
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
The
Nations Bank of Commerce
Third National Bank
Fourth Naonal Bank
St Louis Union Trust Company
St Louis
Mississippi Valley
Senator Batley
Senator Bailey
Buaines
Local Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listed
A fragmentary list of funeral homes and embalmers appears, including W. R. Speare, George P. Zurhorst, and R. F. Harvey's Sons, with addresses on F Street N.W. East Capitol and Fourteenth Street, noting funeral parlor services and design offerings.
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F Street
N. W
Frervhing
Siltly Sretetass
wiLelam Lee
George P. Zurhorst
Punerat
East Capitol
R. F
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Feler
Jude
Tillman Against Bryan on Government Ownership Platform
Special to The Washington Post reports Senator Tillman of South Carolina condemns nominating William Jennings Bryan on a platform endorsing government ownership of railroads. He argues for private individuals over paternalism, opposes state control of railways, and says such a policy would weaponize transport and punish territorial expansion. He criticizes Northern subservience and praises reforms freeing the press from railroad influence.
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Washington Post
William Jennings Bryan
Tillaman
South Carolina
South
Hamali
South Carolinna
Stilnoig
Petrovskys Brodskys
Tlman
Congress
Mevers for Congress Nominated After Bitter Ninth District Ballot
In Toledo on Sept 18 Elmer G Me, of Cleveland, was nominated as the Republican candidate for Congress over incumbent J He Southard of Toledo. Southard sought a seventh term in the Ninth district. The convention ended after a 39th ballot amid a bitter, tenacious fight lasting days and turmoil. John C Romets, for Southard and his supporters, pushed to secure a unanimous nomination.
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Washington
Toledo
Ohio
Elmer G Me
CleHahd
Bowlioe Green
J He ' Southard
Tolede
John C Romets
Southard
Weaver Named for Congress Aliba Jora Sept B Gen Weaver
Albia Jora Sept B Gen J DH Weaver of Colma a former Congressmen was terminated for Congress by the Populist Independence League to oppose Col Jobr F Lacey on the Sixth let Weaver once sought the Democratic nomination for President and the Populist ticket for President in 1892 The Jean Wedderburn Co Wholesale Liquor Dealers 616-618 F St NW
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J DH Weaver
Colma
Avas
Popust Independence League
Organized Labor Party
Col Jobr F Lacey
Weaver
Moral Tee
Congress
Sffpot
Fon
Jean Wedderburn Co
F St Nw
Thaw Refuses to Be Examined by Alienists at Tombs
Barry K. Thaw, charged with the Stanford White slaying, refused pointblank to be examined for insanity by three alienists at the Tombs after his chief counsel Clifford Hartridge sought the test. The doctors left in disgust as Thaw shouted and resisted, with Hartridge abandoning the plan. The alienists, led by Dr Charles Wagner and Dr Christian C. Belling, were brought with authorization from Warden Flynn and Commissioner Larry to conduct a private exam, while Thaw’s mother and wife stayed in his cell.
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Port New York
Barry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Pointblank
Thaw
Clifford W. Hartridge
Hartridge
Jerome
Charles & Wagner
State Hospital
Blishamton
Christian C Belling
Mornin Plains
D B Evans
Jariridge
R Peabody
John B Gleason
Flynn
Lar
McGuire
Comba
Guire
Wergain
Bryan in South Carolina in 1904 tour stop at University of South Carolina
Speaker William Jennings Bryan addressed about 20 South Carolinians from across the state at the University of South Carolina campus. He defended railway nationalization, recalled GOP 1904 stance, and noted support from Senator Tillman while outlining political goals before a capitol reception and luncheon.
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Columbia
J Bryan Lo
Bryan
Ten GE
Guy Hayward
University of South Carolina
Portrello
Calhoun
Hampton
Interstate Railroad Commission
Nevelt
Tillman
State Capitol
Capt We Gruzeles
Govay Ward
Guy Sheppard
Martin F Ansel
Richard T. Manong
Ansel
Augusta
Chamber of Commerce
Nominated For Congress By Republicans In Several States
A list of congressional nominations from Minnesota Philadelphia Manchester and Lansdale shows candidates for nine districts. Names include Jamen A. Tewnay Andrew Feench and C R Davis among Minnesota nominees. HOM Bigham John E Reyburn and J M Moore in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. Walter Freedom noted for Constans in the eighth district.
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Minnesota
Jamen A. Tewnay
Andrew Feench
Dem
T McCleary Grop
Wo Hammond
Duirtet
R Davis
Wistriet
Steven Tiep
Gustave
Seholt
Nye
Frank Tarrab Ves
Biath Mattt
Charles A Lendberg
Rep
Fist
Bern
Boventh Glatrict
J Vialatead
Highth Divizict
Adam Bede
Berne
Ilalyor Steenervon
Philadelphia
Hom Bigham
John E Reyburn
Revert Adams, Jr
Marich
J Mampina Moors
Poess- Fisot
Mationaf Leaxtre
Ciuby
George A Castor
Reuben G Moon
W W Foulkrod
Gen. B
Don Morrell
George B McCreary
Manchester
New Tampehire
Lansdale
Lincoln Clewtarday
Walter Freedom
Constans
Taft Begins Peace Hearings in Havana Visit
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon arrived in Havana aboard the cruiser Denver to meet President Palma and discuss terms with Cuban leaders. A formal welcome followed, with Taft presenting names from the LiberaL committee and signaling open negotiation while noting no policy had yet been set by Roosevelt.
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Des Moines
Taft
Bacon
Havane Barbor
Oelock
Florida
Allan
Senor O'Fartill
Sleeper
Associated Press
Colwell
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Senor O'Parr
Palace
Morgan
Taft and
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Cabalferra
Guesta
Cupa
Havana
Taft and Bacon
Frank R McCoy
Roosevelt
Jaime
Patna
Palma Uist
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Tait
Senor Zayas
Sener Zayas
Zayas
Cienfuegos
Rodriguez Sala
Cabinas
Albert
Iesaders
United States Commission
United States
Revoltists seize dynamite in eastern Guba district
In Palma Soriano district rebels burned a new building owned by American stockman Fresiote Pfeiffer. Fifty insurgents under Capt Vicente Costa and Lieut Francisco Salmon halted two cases of dynamite and two blasting batteries for delivery by a mine superintendent, who refused. The governor ordered explosives stored at Powdersepp. Bands of revolucioniste are active province-wide, with the main force about fifteen miles away under Juan Lopez and armed 150 men.
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Cuba
Bcsta
Vicente Costa
Francisco Salmon
Firmere
Here
Whittaker
Hiebezuele
Fresesiote Pfeiffer
Palma Sorian
Poisoned meat kills nineteen in Tomaszow Poland
A Breslau dispatch reports fifty people poisoned at a confirmation festivity in Tomaszow Russian Poland after eating meat cooked in a copper kettle containing verdigris. Nineteen have died.
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Bresla
Fiere
Tomaszow
Russian
Poland
Navy to send new ship to relieve Dixie at Key West
Secretary Bonaparte plans a naval vessel to relieve the Dixie at Charleston and Santo Domingo tensions rise as Commander Southerland appeals to keep his fleet strong. A wireless message from the battleship Loulana reports air speed toward Havana as the Navy considers reinforcement.
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Clenfueges
eGhe
Southerland
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
Charleston
Loulalana
Carolina
Havana
Funston Heads to Cuba from Washington Today
Gen Funston expected to arrive in Washington today and depart at once for Havana. The War Department announced Taft's wish that he follow upon arrival to leverage Funston's Cuban knowledge and ties to government and insurgent leaders for early, practical purposes.
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Havana
Geo Funster
Wnatington
Wer Department
Taft
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Coba
Young Generals for Guba Plan Cuba Occupation
War Department likely to place Gen Frederick Funston in command for Cuba with Brig Gens Thomas Barry and William P Duvall as key aides. They recently inspected German maneuver in Europe and may sail Sept 23, but Cuba needs urgent prep. Secret mission to pacify rebels in Havana proceeds with Taft Bacon arrival unclear. Battle fleet Louisiana Virginia New Jersey to Havana. transports Ingalls Meads Kilpatrick and McClellan to assist. Military map of Cuba ordered for publication to support potential landings.
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War Department
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Thomas Barry
William P Duvall
Europe
Tait
Bacon
State Department
Havana
Taft
Department
Agee
Pitty
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Department of State
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Virginia
Havana Harbor
New Jersey
Boston
Haven
Ingalls and Meads
Manila
New York
Eroope
Kilpatrick
McClellan
Gey Bell
Cube
Missing Canadian Colonel Feared to Have Drowned
Fiends of Col Caughell fear he has committed suicide after an illness and heavy financial losses. E A Caughell, a colonel in the Twenty fifth Canadian regiment and former president of the St Thomas Street Railway Company, disappeared from his home two weeks ago. Searches in Port Huron and nearby Ontario towns follow reports he crossed to Michigan and may have jumped into the river. Sheriff Moor leads efforts to locate him as authorities assess his condition and possible crisis.
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St Thomas Ontario
E A Caughell
Canadian Regiment of Infantry
B¢ Thomas Street Railway Company
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Caughell
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St Claiy
Pefore
Sheriff Moor
JUDGE SAYS MISS KELLY CAN EJECT POLICEMAN
Philadelphia report says Miss Charlotte Kelly, living at a North Eleventh Street apartment, was discharged from police surveillance. An attorney argued she was confined in her home by police guards, while Judge Audenreidh ruled she has right to eject officers, stating they have no right to remain if not under arrest.
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Fudge Audenreidh
Washington
New York
Esther
Lope Island City
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Miss Hose Des Jerdas
Frad
West Sixtieth Street
Manhattan
Des Jardina
Sanford Street
Astoria
Either
Des Jardins
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Edward
Yes
West Twenty-second Street
Ling
Mlae
Fear New Paper Trust Grips Chicago Markets
Chicago dealers report a blanket 35 per ton rise in wrapping and other wood fiber papers with similar shifts across grades. Observers note notices ending previous schedules were withdrawn by mills and prices have remained uniform. Officials fear a new paper manufacturers’ combination is forming, potentially completing a trust like the General Paper Company, which dissolved after a May injunction suit by the federal government.
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Chicago
Wgs
Mew Trust
General Paper Company
Trust
St. Paul, Minn
Gen Smith Inaugurated Governor General of Philippines
Manila reports Gen James F. Smith was inaugurated governor general of the Philippines at 10 o clock in the morning. A farewell dinner for Gen Ide and welcome to Gen Smith followed, with speeches praising the Ide administration and calls for unity to advance commercial and industrial development under Smith.
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Ide
Manila
James F. Smith
The
Philippines
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Smith
Retirme Gav
Mother Saves Children in Fiery New York Tenement
A six story building at 1925 Amsterdam Avenue in New York faced a dramatic blaze early today. Fire endangered twelve families as gas exploded and smoke filled halls. Mother Ether Shannon shielded her husband and seven children using dampened handkerchiefs and led them toward safety as firemen arrived.
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New York
Amsterdam Avenue
Joseph Duke
Dennis Riley
Owen Lynch
John J Falls
Rai
Lynch
Abraham Shannon
Nora
Catharine
Margaret
Richard
William
Flore
Passenger 15 Rescued After Oklahoma River Wreck
Reports say a Rock Island train plunged into the Cimarron River near Dover Oklahoma. Nine men were aboard the smoking car with at least three escaping. five bodies recovered and several passengers still unaccounted for amid debris and floating wreckage. John Sullivan and colleagues were aboard. a later report denied Sullivan drowning. An infant died from inhalation. multiple injured were carried downstream for miles. A note found in a bottle addressed Cleo Oklahoma hints at the event's distress.
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Oftoster
Forepaugh
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O A. Smith
New York City
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Frank Colley
Selle’ Payne
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Kans
Travid
J Lang
Hillsboro
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Mra
J L. Robinson
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Altra
Cleo
Okiehome
Eidon
Alléa Farm
Cimarron River
Points Ons
Oklahoma City
Okls
John L. Sulivan
Rock Island
Dover
Oklo
John A. Sullivan
Frank Ha
Thia Snorning
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