Moran Accepts Democratic Nomination for Governor in Boston
District Attorney John B. Moran officially accepts the Democratic nomination for governor tendered by the state convention in Boston. He rejects Bryan and Hearst backing, insisting the race be a State Right contest rather than national, and says Bryanism and Hearstism must be eliminated from the contest.
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Hearst Accepts Nomination For New York Governor
William Randolph Hearst formally accepted the Democratic nomination for New York governor in a letter to Democratic state leader W J Connors. He urged party loyalty, opposing corporate influence and urging Democrats to restore equal opportunity and the party's Jeffersonian Jacksonian roots.
Hughes replies to Hearst in upstate New York campaign
In Yates and Seneca counties Charles E Hughes Republican governor candidate rejected Hearst’s charge that his life insurance probe swapped Ruthless Ryan for Harmless Hyde. Hughes said Hearst is insincere and cannot fool the people, noting Ryan bought Hyde stock before any investigation began.
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Seneca Counties
Charles E. Hughes
W. R. Hearst
Corning
Hughes
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Ryan
Hyde
Mystery of Blood Color Explained
A fragment notes a St Louis Republic query on why blood appears red. It cites red corpuscles in veins and questions why large aggregates look red while small groups seem yellow and single samples light straw, seeking explanation.
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St. Louis Republic
Weather Review Signals Strength in Retail and Metal Markets
New York October report notes cold weather lifting retail trade in heavy clothing shoes and rubber goods and boosting reorder activity. Coal shows price gains but West coast rail congestion limits activity. Early frost hurts fruit crops and tobacco in the West while cotton damage appears in the South. Railways face congestion fears as October prices hit record highs with grain trades slow and cotton volatile. Copper, iron and steel markets show notable strength with seasonally large demand for steel products.
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Bradatreet
Severe earthquake shocks felt across New Mexico area
Oct 12 reports say the heaviest quake in months rattled Socorro at 1 45 pm with 10 minutes of continuous shocks. Minor tremors were felt in Helen and Albuquerque with no damage reported. Separate item notes Stephen Shurba found guilty of manslaughter in Minneapolis in the July 4 saloon killing. faces 5 to 30 years and a 60 day stay of execution. In Massachusetts, two women golfers Mary Adams and Harriet Curtis reach finals of the national championship at Dran Burp Country Club Manchester after close matches in Boston neighborhoods.
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Magic Top and Leopard Spots In Newspaper Fragments
A collage of quirky instructions describes a magic top using a pencil and spools to spin on paper. The text mentions three champagne glasses and two sticks for the experiment, then shifts to a German professor’s joke about changing leopard spots and a Hudson River why legends of Rambout Van Dam haunt local lore.
Cold Wave Grips East as Storm Widespread
A record cold wave swept the East and South on Thursday, bringing snowfall and telegraph line damage in Upper New York. The Weather Bureau warned of rising temperatures by Sunday with seasonable warmth returning. Across Virginia near Blue Ridge Mount Weather reported freezing, while four below was recorded at Hiking West Virginia and 28 above at White River North of Lake Superior.
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Hiking
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Lake Superior
White River
Baby Elephant Tricks Rival Mother During Timber Haul
An English traveler recalls a baby elephant playing a prank on its mother while moving a log to a Burmese sawmill. The infant subtly sabotages the load, triggering a dramatic chase as the mother reels from the mischief. After punishment, the young elephant returns to its shed with a drooping trunk and tearful eyes, and the mother cares for him at dinner.
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Burmai
Bown
Dogs and sticks in a Wundt teaching tale
A fragment from a Berlin era report recounts Professor Wilhelm Wundt guiding a dog to jump a stile without a stick. The animal balks then barks as it leaps, mocking the demanding command. Separate dispatches note tribal clashes near Tangier with Europeans and Jews attacked.
Celery Crop Destroyed by Frost Hit Growers Hard
Frost over the last two days wreaked havoc on a celery section, catching growers unprepared as banks failed. About a thousand acres of celery are affected, and the loss is expected to be heavy.
Tragedy Ends Honeymoon in Missouri Shooting
Liberty Missouri October 12 At Smithville near here Jesse Webb twenty five son of a prominent farmer of Platiburg Mo was shot and dangerously wounded by his wife Mrs Webb then shot herself through the heart dying instantly The couple had been married but one week and were on their honeymoon Webb who had tuberculosis had grown worse in recent days In a statement he says they talked the matter over and decided it was better to end it all.
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Here
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Two Railroad Workers Die In Trestle Collapse Near Livingston
In Hopperd, nine miles west of Livingston, Montana, two railroad workmen were killed and five injured when a trestle collapsed. Three of the injured may not recover. The victims’ names could not be secured, but their homes are reported to be in St. Paul.
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