Hearst Predicts Large State Victory and Attacks Trusts
William R Hearst, leading Independence League and Democratic tickets, spoke at Madison Square Garden praising his record against trusts and denouncing Murphy and the press. He projected a 150000 governor majority and defended his independence from corporate influence while urging voters to back his platform.
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Morning Journal
New York
Wiliam R. Hearst
Independence League
Democratic
League
Madison Square Garden
Hearst
Flarlem
Fee Trust
Mr. Hearst
Petitles
Pallyrand
Heghes Appeals in Ulster County Campaign Stop
H Hughes arrived in Kingston New York for a campaign stop as part of his third and final tour. The visit drew local supporters amid a busy political scene in Ulster County.
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Heghes
Hares Eo Hughes
Ulster County
Plea Against Albany Corruption from Democratic Campaign
A speaker denounces Democratic party “cockroaches and cro ton bugs” and urges clean Albany lobbying. He vows thorough examinations of departments and commissions to uncover wrongdoing and fix responsibility regardless of who blocks the path. He emphasizes merit based, equal access to policy decisions.
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Abany
Albany
Neo Mater
Abject Servant or Independent Challenger in Hubbell Run
The piece attacks George F. Albright as Hubbell's tool in Albuquerque politics, detailing his 1903 acts against public wishes and his alleged reward with the assessor's post. It contrasts Albright with Siegfried Grunsfeld, praising Grunsfeld as standing with the people against Hubbell's machine.
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Mr. Albright
Hubbell
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Hubbe
Santa Fe
Bernalillo County
Albright
Barelas
Eslavio Vigil
Vater
Siegfried Grunsfeld
Grunsfeld
Mer Grunsfeld
Frank A. Hubbell
Democ headquaters seized by insurgents in Albany
New York is reports that Democratic headquarters in Albany were seized by dissatisfied Democrats led by ex Mayor Thomas M Oxborn of Auburn. Patrick E McCabe and William Conners relayed the information to W H Hearst causing a hurried conference with Hearst Conners McCabe and Thiase to plan an anti Hearst campaign.
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Hearst
New York
William Conners
Patrick E McCabe
Albany County
Albany
Thomas M. Ouxborne
Auburn
McCabe
W. O R. Hearst
W. O R. Hearst. A Hurried Conference Was Called, Which Included Messrs Hearst
Conners
Thiase
Democrata
The Clansman Presented Amid Colored Protests
In Philadelphia on October 21 the Walnut theater staged The Clansman under unusual conditions. Colored clergy protested to Mayor Weaver claiming the play fosters "inviting things" and attempted to force stoppage. Police redirected the crowd, riot calls were issued, and fifty patrolmen were deployed. A disturbance inside led to one arrest as officers struggled to separate rioters from the audience.
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Philadelphia
Walnut Theater
Weaver
Ninth
Walnut Streets
McKenna
Military prisoners escape at Jefferson Barracks near St Louis
Charles W. Rogers of the A troop Thirteenth cavalry and Private Taylor of the Twenty-seventh infantry, both U S army deserters serving terms at Jefferson barracks, seized their guard's weapons and money, forced him along, and boarded a car into St Louis before the guard notified authorities.
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St. Louis
Charles W. Rogers
Thirteenth Cavalry
Taylor
United States Army
Jefferson Barracks
St Louis
Elevator concern has cinch on grain trade
In Kansas City on Oct 22 G K Watton of Logan Grain says the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railroad is a common carrier yet grain cannot be shipped over it The Simonds Shields Grain Company which runs the Milwaukee elevator dominates about 85 percent of the road s grain business in this market and handles all wheat shipments by rival boards of trade The testimony also notes Kansas and Missouri inspection rules are in contact and federal inspection could improve matters
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Morning Journal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Cincinnati Ministers’ Association
Waldron
P.M. Larkin
Methodists
Ohio
Larkin
Kansas City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
G. K. Watton
Logan Grain Company
E. EH. Clarke
Iowa
Ecommerce Commission
Simonds-Shields Grain Company
Milwaukee
Board of Trade
J. W. Radford
Kansas
Missouri
Knights of Pythias Change Constitution in New Orleans
The supreme lodge of Knights of Pythias adopted an amended constitution. A key provision allows the uniformed rank to voice the election of its major general, nominated by the general assembly of the uniformed rank and approved by the supreme Chancellor before final approval by the supreme lodge. Other amendments maintain the age limit for entry.
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New Orleans
Supre Ne
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
General Assembly
Italian Minister Named To Mexico City Post
Count Caesare Runenzi Sengi has been appointed Italian minister to Mexico City succeeding Alda Nobili on leave. He previously served as secretary of the royal commission for the new Institute of Agriculture, a venture praised by David Lubin of Sacramento and the King of Italy.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Mex
Caesare Runenzi Sengi
Alda Nobili
New Institute of Agriculture
David Lubin
Sacramento
Cal
Italy
New York Herald Pleads Not Guilty in Mail Act Case
The New York Herald, its owner James Gordon Bennett, and Manley M. Gillam plead not guilty in the U S circuit court to indictments accusing depositing unmailable copies of the Herald containing improper personals in the office mailbox. They seek three weeks to withdraw pleas or substitute motions, with no bail set.
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New York
New York Herald Corporation
James Gordon Bennett
Manley M. Gillam
United States Circuit Court
Post Office
New York Herald
United States
Hartford Life and Security Trust sued over safety fund
In Hartford Connecticut a suit seeks to attach over 1 million dollars of the Hartford Life Insurance and Security Trust companies to compel distribution of the so called safety fund. Attorneys for about 20 000 certificate holders seek a receiver and an accounting. The case is returnable November 6 in New Haven Superior Court.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Life Insurance Company
Security Trust Company
New Haven
Important work for Spanish legislators in Cortes session
Madrid October 22 The cabinet has drawn up the program for the approaching session of the Cortes and approved proposed laws including measures for army reorganization and the suppression of the custom of levying muniet.
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Madrid
Cortes
Spanish Bill Delayed As Preamble Stalls In Cortes
Officials report the bill of associations will not reach the Cortes tomorrow as its preamble remains unsigned. King Alfonso has enacted a general amnesty to celebrate Queen Victoria’s birthday on October 4.
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Bank of Spain
Alfonso
Victoria
Miners Die in Powder Explosion at Kansas Mine
Three Austrian miners were killed and a fourth fatally injured at Southwestern Development No. 11 mine near Mineral, Kansas. Names: Prank Kromac 27, Charles Konkle 28, Prank Kaske 24, with Peter Grion badly burned and likely to die. Explosion caused by spark from a lamp igniting 32 pound powder kegs as shots were prepared for shot firers. A flame sheet swept the entry burning nearby workers.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Southwestern Development Company
Prank Kromac
Charles Konkle
Prank Kaske
Peter Grion
Immigration talk and suicide in canal labor note
Washington report says N F Thompson of Chattanooga met with President Roosevelt to invite him to a Nashville immigration and quarantine conference next month. Roosevelt declined due to scheduling. Thompson proposed idle Southern African Americans be recruited for Panama Canal labor, urging cooperation with Secretary Taft and Panama Commission chairman Shonts. In Los Angeles a 35-year-old worker, Frank Hornish, killed himself using a gun and strap in a shocking act, with no known motive given.
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Washington
Qet
N F Thompson
Chattanooga
Tenn
White House
Roosevelt
Nashville
Thompson
South
Pasama Canal
Taft
Shonts
Panama Marual Commission
Los Angeles
Rank Hornish
California Fruit Canning Company
Conspiracy to Blizzard Martial Court Reveals Terrorist Tie
Police panic follows revelations of a terrorist organization with seemingly unlimited resources as investigators probe for links to a broad conspiracy. Authorities vow to pursue leads in what officials call a high threat scenario across multiple jurisdictions.
Railroad Traffic Halted as Wires Prostrate West of Missouri
Widespread railroad disruption reported west of the Missouri River with downed wires and service delays across routes. Authorities cautioned travelers as repairs commenced and schedules faced postponements. Local crews worked to restore tracks and restore signaling to resume normal operations.
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Missouri River
Revolutionary turmoil grips St Petersburg amid near daily arrests
The Morning Journal reports ongoing plots and police sweeps in St Petersburg. Voron, brother-in-law of M Onipko, is sought as a suspected ringleader in a conspiracy to bomb the court martial at Kronstadt. Police confirm two leaders of a social democratic inner circle are seized while legal actions press the Octoberist and regeneration parties amid political tension and Stolypin’s administration faces unity issues.
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Morning Journal Special
St. Petersburg
Voronin
M. Onipko
Cronstadt
Mut- Hess
Onipko
Viasoff
3 Petersburg
Social Democrats
Peternhof
Iesty
Stolypin Owme
RI Petersburg
Storm Deluge Hits West as Blizzard Sweeps Plains
Denver reports 26 inches of snow with bitter cold across Colorado and New Mexico. Widespread rails blocked rail lines and telegraph wires down. Santa Fe line wrecks delayed trains. stock losses expected in Panhandle and high plains. storms extend to Kansas Nebraska and Texas with several injuries and freight disruptions.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Weather Bureau
Corona
Moffat
Denver-Salt Lake
Emery Gap
Clayton
N. M
Colorado and Railroad
Santa Fe
Wagon Mound
Springer
Trinidad
Boros
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Praeltie
North Platte
Rawlings
Colorado & Southern
Panhandle
Amarillo
Tex
Sioux Falls
David Fsanaway
Herbert Frown
Chamberlain
Kansas
Kansas City
Kills
Borlington
Alliance
Neb
Oea
Oa St
Lomorrow
Texas
Dallas
Texas Panhandle
Childress
Channing
Lincoln
Nebraska
Colorado
Burlington
Hemingford
Mane
Burton Commences Serving Sentence in Fronten Jail
Former U S Senator Burton of Kansas arrived from St Louis and surrendered to authorities in Fronten jail after dining with his wife and niece He was assigned to a cell Mrs Burton accompanied him to the sheriff's office and then rented a cottage to await his six month federal sentence.
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Fronton
United States
Burton
Kansas
St. Louis
Bryan Compared With Mormon at Largest Republican Meeting
Speaker Cannon addressed 3 000 in Detroit Light Guard armory praising William J Bryan as prophetic and analogous to Joseph Smith in Mormon days. Also notes banana trade disruption from Caribbean hurricane with scarce cargo aboard the Anvelm bound New Orleans October 22.
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Bryan
Detroit
Cannon
William J. Bryan
Joseph Smith
New Orleans
Anvelm
Teles
Spanish Honduras
Three Lose Lives in Burning Dwell ing
In Washington Kansas on February 22 the home of farmer J M Hott eight miles west of town burned. Elliott his wife and their 16 year old daughter perished in the blaze found among the ruins. Authorities suspect a lightning strike during a severe storm as the cause with no nearby neighbors to witness the fire.
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Washington
Kas
Get
J. M. Hott
Here
Elliott
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