Brandenburg Arrested in Forgery Case Over Cleveland Letter
Dayton Ohio October 23 Brandenburg was arrested on forgery and larceny charges after allegedly selling to the New York Times a letter claimed to be written by Grover Cleveland. He says he had authority from Mrs Cleveland and the Cleveland estate co executor Hastings. He denies wrongdoing and says he acted to expose alleged manipulation before the election. Habeas corpus not pursued.
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Dayton
New York City
Broughton Brandenburg
New York
Brandenburge
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Taft
Brandenburg
Jalient
Cleveland
Hastings
The
Times
Jerome
Dreyfus
United States
Grand Jury
Joseph Williams
Colonel Watterson
Harvard Economist Warns on Marriage and Wages
Boston October 43 news outlines Professor Carver of Harvard economics arguing it is not in society’s interest for men earning under 15 dollars weekly to marry and raise a family in Boston. He says unskilled laborers will flood the market, worsening conditions for skilled workers and that immigration restrictions are needed to improve poverty and living standards.
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Boston
Ynomas Nixon Carver
Harvard University
Prof Carver
Political Pointers and Campaign Feuds Across the States
A Hartford Republican meeting discussed Lilley facing a $50000 campaign cost. The piece recalls Roosevelt’s Wall Street fund and its alleged impact in 1904. A railroad workers’ stance, labor unions, and remarks from a Brotherhood member color the political mood. Also notes racing events, church repairs, voting machines, and a weathered snow drift report from Montana.
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Republican State Central Committee
Hartford
Lilley
New York City
Roosevelt
E. H. Kman
Wall Street
Local Bargains Parade At City Stores For Saturday
Timely topics advertise English Woolen Mills Co suits at 16 dollars with free trousers, plus a wide range of furniture, millinery, coats, and men's clothing from Curtana, Mullings & Son, Grieve Bisset Holland, and more. Meat and grocery sales, window glass, sewing machines, and a holiday push from Ralph Jacobs and Reid & Hughes round out the sale lineup.
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English Woolen Mills Co
Langley
J. B. Mullings’& Son
Grieve, Bisset & Holland
Bank Street
Freedman
Miller & Peck
Jones, Morgan & Co
Hub
Ralph Jacobs
South Main Street
Hhrlich, Rockwell & Foreat
Reid & Hughes
Musler & Liebeskind
L. Trudell
Multe
Agere
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