Parker for Harmony Unites Democrats in New York Visit
Judge Parker aims to knit Democratic factions for the national ticket during a three day New York swing. Figures from Connecticut and Maryland joined Parker at headquarters and at varied calls, including Senator Gorman and Isidor Rayner, amid talks on unifying party lines before Esopus departure.
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Judge Parker
D. John Gudner
William Jennings Bryan
Gunn
Alexander O Troop
New Haven
Connecticut
Col Bryan
Algo Othars
van Judge Parker
Judge Robertson
Homer G. Cummings
Arthur Pue Gorman
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Maaryland Ieaders
Gorman
Willam F. Sheehan
Delntey Nivall
August Belmont
George F. Parker
Intel McConville
W Oa Clark
Montana
Hampden Rebb
Benton McMillin
Tennesse
Judge Parkers Apartments
Hares Back to Great Strike Circular Appeals to Railroad Workers
Circular from Indianapolis appeals to railroad employes to vote for the Republican ticket, accusing Cleveland and Clevelandism of oppressing workers. The document labels the current Democrats as detrimental and urges a defense of labor against what it calls brutal tyranny, with calls to action tied to historical labor struggles and a shift toward the opposing party.
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Tadriapois
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Davis
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Chingo
Great Judae Parke
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Cleveland S
Lark
Otis Lietelandiaed
Demoersey
Tuda
Tris Frei
Uoasad
West Vierinie
Im. G Dusis
Hye
Republican rally in Clarksburg West Virginia
Secretary of State William M Dawson and Senator Stephen B Elkins addressed a large Republican meeting in the court house. The crowd was so large the gathering adjourned to the front steps. Elkins spoke on national issues including the money question while Dawson spoke on state needs.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
William M. 0. Dawson
United States
Stephen B. Elkins
Court House
Biking
Iar
R. Dawson
Foraker Visits Wisconsin Sparking G.O.P. Rift
Special to The Washington Post reports in Madison where Ohio Senator Foraker's Milwaukee appearance stirs La Follette factions. Quarles presided, praising Wisconsin while railing factionalism and national issues. Discussions touched on Roosevelt, tariffs, the Canal, and the Philippines.
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Washington Post
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Wis
Supreme Court
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Congressman Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
Quarles
Gov la Follette
Kenosha
Foraker
Republican National Committee
la Follette
State Central Committee
Gay la Follette
National Committee
Joseph V. Quarles
Parker
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cor telyou and campaign cash tale in party lore
A Detroit sized anecdote circulated about Cortelyou pressuring a New York area manufacturer for large campaign contributions. The tale, likely apocryphal, recounts demands of 26000 then 35000 and 75000 dollars, with Bliss bragging of funds secured from wealthy corporations. The report ties the story to intra party canard and Indiana campaign events.
Expects Croker to Return After Europe Trip
Former Mayor Van Wyck returned from a Europe trip aboard the Baltic and said he would not be surprised to see Richard Croker back in New York within a year.
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Croker
New York
van Wyck
Europe
Baltic
Richard Croker
Fairbanks Speaks on Philippine Policy in Spokane Visit
Senator Fairbanks defended McKinley era Philippine policy during a Spokane stop, urging continuation of Republican plans. He praised U S actions in the islands, cited six years since Paris peace talks, and argued opposition misreads the national duty. Dolliver reinforced campaign themes as crowds listened in Sand Point and Spokane.
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Wash
Helena
Fairbanks
Idaho
Clarks Fork
Columbia
Pep d'Oreille Lake
Dolliver
Garter
Montana
Missoula
Washington
Hope
Lake Pen ‘Oreille
Sand Point
Rathdam
Dubois
Heyburn
Boyd
Crow
Colece
Philippines
Philippine
United States
Paris
William McKinley
Issoula
Mont
Fatr- Danke
Young Men's Republican Club
Dolliyer
Dixon
Republican Party
Ike
Confident of West Virginia Democrats Sweep State
State Senator Campbell, secretary of West Virginia’s Democratic central committee, reports strong Democratic prospects across the state. He says West Virginia will cast its three electoral votes for Parker and Henry G. Davis, with John Cornwell sweeping toward the governorship and multiple Democratic victories anticipated in several districts. Swallow Opens in Michigan for Prohibition, addressing 2000 at Kalamazoo Opera House.
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Democratic State Central Committee of
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Congressional
Parker
Henry G. Davis
John Cornwell
Henry Clay
Altizer
Murdoch
Swallow
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Silas CG Swallow
Opera House
Congressional conventions nominate diverse candidates nationwide
In New York Manhattan and Bronx conventions adjourned with contest in the Seventeenth district. Williams Bennett defeated Smith 109 to 70 for judge. Other districts named Frugone Knapp Van Vechten Olcott Prince Bennett. Elsewhere Hannum in Jamestown. McKiin in Cohoes. Patterson in St Johns. Martine in Plainfield. Church in the Thirtieth district.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Eix
Williams& Bennett
William R. Smith
Frank L. Frugone
Henry Carey
Lucien Knapp
Jacob van Vechten Olcott
Theodore A. Prince
Wiliam S. Bennett
R Ohester
N. Y
Democrata
Olean
Hannum
Jamestown
Congress
Albany
Elizabeth
N. J
Binghamton
George L. Church
Garvin Renominated by Rhode Island Democrats
The Democratic State convention in Providence nominated LUCIUS F. C. GARVIN for governor with no opposition. Adelard Archambault as lieutenant governor, John H. Keenan for secretary of state, George T. Brown attorney general, and Edmund Walker treasurer. Presidential electors chosen include John W. Davis and David Baker. Granger and Owen were renominated for Congress in the First and Second districts.
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Rhode Island
Indorse Parker
Davis
Providence
Lucius F. C. Garvin
Cumberlowa
Adelard Archambault
Woonsocket
Cat
John HH. Keenan
GEORGE_T. BROWN
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Edmund Walker
South Kingstown
Edward M. Sullivan
John W. Davis
Pawtucket
David
Baker
Hamilton Fith Webster
Newport
James E. Sullivan
St Louis
Daniel D. Ll. Granger
Congress
Franklin P. Owen
Democratic central committee meets at 04 Pennsylvania Ave
The Democratic central committee met at headquarters at 04 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest with Chairman J. Fred Kelley presiding. Officers and district members were named for advisory roles and a committee to plan the ratification meeting was formed. plans to complete the Parker and Days banner were reported for next week. Resolutions expressed regret over the death of former chairman William Holmhead.
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Democratic Central Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
J. Fred Kelley
Smith Thompson, Jr
M. B. Scanlon
Parker and Days Banner
Jesse B. Wilson
William T. Whelan
John H Lipphard
Lisle
Lipscomb
Dr J. Sanford
H. B. Davis
Wiliam McK. Clayton
John Raedy
John G Campbell
Bernard G. McYonnell
James L. Norris
William Cranch McIntire
John Miller
William Holmhead
Shaw Sure of Victory Figures on Big Majority
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw reports to President Roosevelt that Roosevelt will win in November. His long tour covered Pacific and Intermountain states, with a forecast listing California to Washington as solid Republican and several midwest states as safe. He notes New York and a few others may be competitive but wagers a large electoral majority, and plans more speeches in Ohio Indiana and West Virginia to bolster the claim.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Washington
Roosevelt
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Intermountain States
Kansas
Ilinois
Indiana
White House
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Capt. W. BE. English
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the Treasury
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Gov Aycock to Open Campaign Tour in Several States
Announcement from Democratic national headquarters lists Gov. Aycock of North Carolina speaking in West Virginia October 4 and 27 Indiana? dates October 26 to 29 Connecticut October 31 and November 1 New Jersey November 2 and 3 Maryland November 6. Gen B Weaver Iowa to speak in Indiana October 2 and subsequent dates David B Hill to speak at Mansfield Ohio October 2 Senator Tillman South Carolina to speak in Missouri and Illinois beginning October
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New York
Democratic
Gov. Aycock
North Carolina
Indiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
Gen. B. Weaver
Iowa
David B. Hill
Mansfield
Ohio
Senator Tillman
South Carolina
Missouri
Ilinois
Miss Gould Buys Lyndhurst and Woody Crest Estates
William G. Davis, a referee, reports in a friendly partition suit that Miss Helen Gould may buy Lyndhurst at Irvington for 344847 dollars. She also purchases Woody Crest for 9780 dollars, establishing a home for children. The sale was approved against executors George J Gould and Howard Gould in the Jay Gould estate matter.
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White Plains
Wiliam G. Davis
Supreme Court
Miles Helen Miller Gould
George J
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Miss Gould
Lyndhurst
Irvington
President Roosevelt urged Congo reform on international scale
From New York the Bal tic carried E D Morel secretary of the Congo Reform Association who brought a memorial to the President seeking an international movement to improve the Congo Free State. Also aboard were prominent figures including Lord Admiral Drury and Sir George Newnes. A separate item notes a Philadelphia youth Baldus wounded by a hunting accident. In Virginia a five year old girl Louisa Dozier was assaulted. police pursue a suspect named Ellis. Ithaca Lodge No 71 received an autograph volume of President’s speeches for a bazaar to pay debt on a new building.
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White Star Line
Baltic
Liverpool
E. D. Morel
Congo Reform Association
Roosevelt
Congo Free State
Charles C. Drury
Admiralty
George Newnes
M.fp
Earl of Yarmouth
Marshall Wield
G. Ellison
Bradford
England
Norfolk
Louisa Dozier
Arthur Dogier
Berkeley
Elis
Ellis
Odd Fellows
Ithaca
A Companion Little Comforters Travel Aid
A delightful traveling companion Indispensable to many who travel are the Little Comforters Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. Their soothing influence upon the nerves of the brain and stomach prevents dizziness sick stomach and headache or ear sickness.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Claims Quick Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a reliable remedy for all kinds of pain and nervous discomfort. It features testimonials from a traveling salesman and promises a 25 cent bottle with 25 doses, noting money-back if not beneficial and that the product is never sold in bulk.
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