Money Demanded to Suppress Third Ticket in New York
Charles F. Murphy charges independence league managers demanded money for the withdrawal of league candidates in congress senate and assembly districts. He says Hearst with the league endorsed by Democratic groups and a grand jury subpoenas issued to probe the claims. Hearst and league officials deny coercion and call Murphy's charges a campaign falsehood.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Independence League
Murphy
John Doe
Jerome
Otto Kowalsky
Court of General Sessions
League
William Mr. Hearst
Democratic
Congress
Max Imhesen
Wo OK. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Flest
New York City
Huffaro
Hearst
Democratic and
Tammany
Fallowe
Murphys
Revalski
Dosalky
M Murphy
Tammany Teader
Otto A. Hosalsky
Court of General Sessions Anl
Rosalsky
Prancis
Rhober
Inr Congress
Bhober
Shober
Woodruff
Senate
Assembly
Fitzgerald
Brooklyon
Campaign pals hook Hearst charges heard tonight
A murky snippet from Ogdensburg New York reports that Hearst faced charges as associates allege. The brief note hints at a hearing or statement occurring tonight, with no further details available in the fragment.
Pythians Elect Supreme Officers at New Orleans Convention
The Pythian convention chose Supreme Chancellor Charles Barnes of Illinois and other officers while merging the Pythian Sisterhood with the Rathbone Sisters under the name Pythian Sisters. The supreme tribunal upheld expulsion rulings, including a Chicago member, and ruled bartender versus saloonkeeper as grounds for further discipline.
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New Orleans
Pythian
Pythian Sisterhood
Rathbone Sisters
Pythian Sisters
Supreme Lodge Knights of
In Yhide
Charles A Barnes
Jacksonville
Henry P. Brown
Cleburn
Tex
Leo A. Carow
Grand Rapids
Mich
RL L. White
Nashville
Trail
British Columbia
Supreme Inner Guard
Chicago
Supreme Tribunal
Supreme Teibuns
Hearst Finishes Northern New York Tour With Rally
William R Hearst democratic independence league candidate for governor drew a large welcome in Ogdensburg as he spoke at the opera house. The event capped his tour of the northern counties and featured calls for wealth distribution and support for unions and farmers.
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Ogdensburg
William R. Hearst
Democratic-Independence League
Hearst
Opera House
Bo Lucky
New York State
United States
Mr. Hearst
Kearst
Farmers Granges
Rockefeller
Joan
Nearthern
New York
Trolley Car Dashes Into Parade In Marietta
During the unveiling of a bronze tablet on the Marietta campus Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth stood with officials nearby when a street car from the Marietta and Parkersburg line crashed into a parade crowd. Nine people were injured, none fatally. Vice President Fairbanks, Congressman and Mrs Longworth, Charles G. Dawes and Governor Harris were close but unaware until ceremonies ended.
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Marietta
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Parkersburg
Fairbanks
Nicholas Longworth
Charles G. Dawes
Harris
Hubbell Backed Nominee Newcomer Faces County Treasurer Role
The piece argues the Hubbell ticket was formed with Newcomer as county treasurer, detailing his past as deputy sheriff and auditor, noting his return from Santa Fe and questioning whether Republicans truly chose him. It urges voters to consider whether Newcomer will serve county funds independently of Hubbell.
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Hubbell County
Hubbell
C. E. Newcomer
Newcomer
PT. S. Hubbell
Hubbells
T. S. Hubbell
Otero
United States Marshal
Santa Fe
Frank A. Hubbell
Albuquerque
Mr. Newcomer
Vater
Santa Fe County
Commercial Club
Bernalillo County
Tom Hubbell
T. S. Hubbel
Vardaman Aims to Repeal Fifteenth Amendment Says Negroes Should Be Subordinate
Mississippi Governor James Vardaman declares plan to seek a U S Senate seat and repeal the fifteenth amendment to settle the race question. He asserts the south supports white supremacy and that the nation must accept that blacks belong in a subordinate position. He calls for quick action and cites Jefferson on equality as misapplied to negroes.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
United States
James Vardaman
Mississippi
Vardaman
United States Senate
Congress
South
Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Freight Fire Destroys Southern Pacific Sheds in San Francisco
Fire swept the Southern Pacific freight sheds at Fifth and Berry streets in San Francisco. Four adjacent freight car trains were consumed while surrounding property was saved by the fire department. Estimated damage initially placed near 200000, depending on whether cars were loaded.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Fifth and
Berry Streets
Tire Department
Coast Rer
Severe Storm Wrecks Florida Coast and Cuba
Hurricanes and high winds sweep from Cuba to Florida’s east coast with Cuba cut from Havana to Miami by damaged cables. Key West reports houses and trees down, flooding at St Augustine, and up to one hundred homes destroyed in Fort Pierce as a railway safe is robbed in Oklahoma Territory.
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Morning Journal
Jacksonville
Pla
Havana
Cuba
Miami
Santiago
Hawaii
Florida
Telegraph
Bow
St. Augustine
Sears
Bay Front
Washington
Bermuda Islands
Sand Key
Key West
Weather Bureau
Florida Straits
Atlantic
Georgia
Territory
Cape Cod
Mia
Lowe
Jupiter Island
Jupiter
Fort Pierce
Fla
Hoausee
Episcopal
Methodist
Train wreck on Pecos Valley line near Texico
A Pecos Valley passenger train crashed into freight cars in Texico New Mexico yard causing the engine and several cars to be demolished. Engineer Mahon and fireman Bilison Calloway escaped unharmed and witnesses sustained minor injuries. train was at full speed after an open switch caused the impact.
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Pecos Valley Line
Amarillo
Tex
Panhadle
Texlco
Says & Pecos Valley
Texico
Bilison Calloway
Jack Martin
N. T. Daugherty
Aged veteran of two wars dies in Denver at 75
General Herman Sturm aged 75 dies at his son's home in Denver. He was commissioned in 1861 as captain in the Indiana volunteers and rose to brigadier general of the Indiana state troops. He later served as general purchasing agent for the Mexican government and headed the Mexican, Currneyaga and Pacifica railway. In recent years he pursued mining in Colorado.
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Denver
Cola
Herman Sturm
Curneyaga
Pacitte
Sturm
Colorado
Cole
William Hemphill Bell
Arvada
Neumenia
General Bell
Westchester
Fem
West Point
Alaska
Bonaparte objects to wide open town
The navy secretary criticized Vallejo California for issuing too many liquor licenses and failing to curb gambling and immoral activity. He warned a Pacific coast yard near another base faced vessel reductions until fixing the problem.
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Bonaparte
Washington
Get
Secretary of the Navy
Vallejo
Cal
Navy Yard
Pacific Coast
Department War
Peaceful elections urged as Cuba, Panama talks continue
President Roosevelt and Taft held long conferences on Cuba to restore order, with plans for a fiscal agent and a Panama governor. Officials warned that calm, lawful elections must follow the end of American forces, while discussing Panamanian administration and potential commissions.
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Taft
Meathe
Bacon
Cuba
United States
Panama
Funston
Lan Amark
Pa Ama Canal
Btevens
Phiippine
Vba
Rebels Defeated in Santo Domingo After Siege
Rebels in Santo Domingo were defeated following refusal to lay down arms as forces from Monte Cristi advanced. Insurgent leader Navare reportedly crossed the border toward Cape Hauguon to depart the country, while another commander Demeral Cailleu holds a small force but has lost much of his popularity.
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Haytiga
Harti
Get
Monte Crist
Navare
Cape Hauguon
Demeral Cail Aleu
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