New York Fight 5 Bowling Hot in Greater New York
Reports from the campaign trail detail Hearst and Cox forind on the fast moving political duel across Greater New York. Snow and rain slowed events as crowds gathered and speeches continued from Niagara Falls to Buffalo and New York City. The Independence League and Republican machine face off amid upstate gains and a rising Hearst following.
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Court of Appeals
Reagan
Independence League
Ch Tlughes
Slearst
Oufcene
Yoxe
Willun Uarnes
Republican State Committee
Aad
Wehes
Independence Sage
Mgr. Hearst
Mearst
Upstate
Hearst
League
Tinghes
Republican
Ifeatat
iNdependence League Quiakagerment
UnAz
Sfearst
Vermont Officials Indicted Over Diseased Beef Trade
Vermont indictments allege the Consolidated Rendering Company and L. Brigham conspired to sell diseased meat for consumption and shipment. Veterinarian Rich and Victor Spear, once on the state cattle commission, faced charges. Spear was reappointed after a year away. Bond posted. Judge Rowell fined the rendering firm for contempt of court.
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Burlington. Vt
Chittenden County
Wentering Company
Bot
Stide Cuiste
Spear
Rych
Bell
Consolidated Company
Brigtuim
Rich and
Spear Tre
Chittenden
Grand
Rowell
Consolidated Rendering Company
Grand Jiry
Vermont
Five Die in Boiler Explosion at Sugar House
In New Orleans a boiler explosion killed five workers yesterday near a sugar house. A two foot square hole in a drain released steam and water that blasted a trench across the yard, driving the deadly plume toward the sugar house foundations.
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New Orleans
Sersons
Walter Inchangar
Vaeherie
Poller
Ute Xugar
Taft Speaks Twice To Omaha Audiences
Secretary Taft spoke twice in Omaha filling the Burwood Theater and the Boy Scout Hall to capacity. He defined the term trust and argued for Republican led anti trust regulation, criticizing Democrats for vague and incomplete proposals. He contrasted Democratic talk with Republican supported measures, insisting on decisive action against trusts.
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Taft
Omaha
Efe
Wild balloon ride thrills Augusta on October day
Dr Julian P Thamar of New York rode a rented balloon during a fair ascent near Augusta. A damaged valve caused a rapid descent from about 4000 feet as he shed his shoes coat and pockets to ease the fall. He landed in a cotton field and was injured but not seriously.
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New York
Muhes
Willian
Muarat Teater
Greater
Mr. Hearst
Otto A. Mosylsky
Court of Generals Sions
Board of Elections
Independence League
Allormey Jeroing
Lermest
Koarsthug
Augusta
Julian P.thamar
Gay
Fair Grounds
Thomas
Roosevelt Heads to Pine Knob for Alike Holiday Retreat
Washington October 31 President Roosevelt plans a weekend escape to Pine Knob in Albemarle County near Charlottesville with Mrs Roosevelt. Surgeon General Wixey and an aide accompany them. The trip aims to rest and seek outdoor recreation before returning to Washington Sunday evening. The president is expected to carry a rough outline of his congressional message.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wrestiington
Pine Knob
Albemarle
Mars
Wixey
A. Butte
Ann
Tra Melack
North Garden
Charlansville
Bine Knots
Congress
Newspaper Publishing Firm Formed in Billings
A new corporation named Caana kampuni Printing company is filed to publish a daily newspaper in Billings. Principal officers include W. Headie, Me E Meedie, and J. A. Gilling. Capital stock is 310,000, with full paid-in. A prospectus outlines aims and merits, and the first issue is planned to appear soon.
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Caanacint Printing Company
Corte
Temy
Y W. Heedie
Me E Meedie
J. A. Gilling
Eip- Matlaed
Whicch ix
Well Known Helena Man Dead at Goldfield Nev
Helena man Alexander Swan, longtime resident, died in Goldfield Nevada. Born Milford, Maine January 1, 1857, he lived in Helena with his wife and two daughters. Swan traveled widely, worked in mills across Meagher Jefferson Lewis and Clark counties, and died in Diana City after a long Montana residence.
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Helena
Goldfield, Nev
Ispertal
Siambard
Fiedeun
Ateath Ab Goldefel
Alexander Hwan
Clos Rato
Caen
Maine
Enn
Montana
Ile Ele
Diana City
Meagher
Jefferson and
Lewis and Clark Counties
Bozeman Civic League Elects Official Board
The Bozeman Civic League held its annual meeting to elect officers. Incumbents were reelected: President George Y. Patton, First Vice President J. M. Hamilton, Second Vice President W. S. Davidson, Secretary Elizabeth McCord, Executive Committee Rev. S. G. Urntith and Walther Thompson. The league endorsed a benefit concert for Miss Lorraine Freeman to be held at the opera house November 1. About 25 parishioners attended in the city library meeting room.
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Rozeman
Orl
T Ne Civile League
Imanimanry
George Y. Palton
Waters
Qweatdont
J. M. Wamiltoni
Roantrer
Davidson
Mingizabeth McCord
G. Urntith
Walher Thompson
Lengua
Indorsetha
Misa Lorraine Freeman
Paradise
Mae Yambly
Prisoners Escape After Cell Door Unlocked By Sawed Window
Prisoners Thomas Danohue and Charles Guard, with Tawes Ravel and Vorler Shuriff Gebo, were linked to an escape when a cell door was unlocked and a window sawed. A guard noticed the breach as authorities pursued possible accomplices. several suspects were arrested and a probe continues.
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Charles Guard
Morley
Thomas Danohue
Sheri Patter
Ueragh
Cuban departmental inspection aims for ten in each unit
Mayitla Crt ar Terril, ex government official, arrives to plan the provisional government. Governor Mit believes reductions in expenses will occur, while preparations continue. Tererew To recommends departmental reforms and cost cuts, with possible delays as the inquiry proceeds.
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Mayitla
Terril
Mit- Boa Belleves
Tere Lew
Everone
Tere
Great Northern Hallway Company Annual Statement Released
The annual pamphlet of the Great Northern Hallway Company was issued today. The statement shows assets at 0,370,000 and a profit and surplus of more than 40,000.
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Toston
Neakeen
Pitched Battle with Murderer Near Momter Club
In Di Pasa Texas a gunman fired on police after killing his wife and injuring several bystanders. Noel Nowy fuez killed his wife before engaging officers and a bystander, Jack Gloger, was wounded. A chaotic fight erupted as residents watched and water sprayed from hoses as authorities quelled the riot.
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Tia Hospital
Noel Nowy Fuez
Heine
Bin
Lodylgue
Chanaha Rumiera
Aled
CMNY
Geared Hiargold
Dick Glover
Ensica
Atiot
Rodrigues
Adler
Maiti
Morriy
Jack Gloger
Opponents of Rewf Score Vital Point
A fragmented report notes an alternative writ of mandamus restraining action. Acting figures meet in a county board context to block further attempts at interference, as opposing forces gain a temporary gate vantage. The situation centers on executive interference and potential issuance of a writ.
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Sen Franelsen
Junge Seavel
Galacer
Langan
Dleth
Wool Sale Helps Clear Montana Wool Supply
A large purchase by a buyer identified as combining to secure 20,000 pounds of wool, mainly Montana and territory product, settles a glut in Montana wool. The buyer paid a substantial total, a record single purchase in the Boston market, signaling a major shift in supply dynamics.
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Easton
Pony and Ute Encounter in Ninth Cavalry Skirmish
Report from Wyoming describes a clash where a band of ten soldiers chased ponies and were surprised by a group of about ten armed Utes. Ponies stampeded. casualties and captures are noted as tension grows with Crow and Sioux movements near Sheridan. Major Grierson expects talks with tribal chiefs soon.
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Bucky
Swept Mouth
Crow Agency
Sheridan
Stertum
Wonan
Maria
Mejor Grierson
Wyoming
Powder
Cheyenne
Grierson
LAST OF THE CARS DRAGGED FROM MUD
Alamo City officials report a severe ferry wreck with cars submerged in mud. Investigators fear for missing porkoum and possible deaths as bodies may be wedged or carried away by flood waters. Coroners to begin in the morning.
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Alamo City
Keele
Aneat
Wii
Douglas county jury returns indictments in Oman case
The Douglas county jury returned indictments against members of the South Omani coal exchange for alleged violations of trust laws. The charges mirror those that led to the indictment of 40 others in the Omacon case days earlier.
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Douglas County Ein Jury
Kennewick robbery chase leaves two officers shot
Kennewick saw a dramatic late night burglary as two stores were robbed. Sheriff ALG McNeil led the pursuit after 10 or more assailants fired injuring Marshal Mike Gidver and deputy Joe Halsey. McNeil was wounded twice but remained active, and one suspect was killed while another captured. Local bloodhounds and reinforcements from Wallis Walla and Spokane were dispatched to pursue remaining robbers.
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Apakosian Review
Kennewick
Tycelty
Sherift
Alg
McNeil
Mike Gidver
Joe Halsey
Sherif McNeil
Sherif
Bert
Depu Urs
Wallis Walla
Spokane
Glover
Hulsey
MowWell
Uniform controversy at Fort Leavenworth spurs protest
Report from Fort Leavenworth where a local proprietor allegedly refused to admit soldiers in uniform claiming they would be admitted only in citizens attire. Captain McFarland forwards the account to Lieut Col Paulding, who criticizes the incident as a poor example of Army dress conduct and urges remedy.
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William Paulding
Tall
Fort Leavenworth
American Ambassador Back In St. Petersburg
Ambassador Meyer has returned from the south trip to St. Petersburg and reported evidence of revolutionary activity in the rural areas he traversed. He noted disorder and general unrest among peasants, but praised General Kaulbars, Odessa governor, for his interest in America and his commitment to uphold the law.
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I. Petersburg
Meyer
Hella
Kaulbars
Odessa
America
Dillon Enthusiastic Walsh and McClernan at rally
In Dillon, T. J. Walsh and Dudge McClernan addressed a local audience with energetic remarks. The rally drew enthusiastic reception as speakers highlighted campaign themes and urged support for their party.
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Dillon
T. J. Walsh
Dudge McClernan
Walsh
Eam
Walker Lake Reserve Opening Questioned by Sooners
Washington reports from interior department agents indicate the Walker Lake Indian reserve opening near Nevada was not flawed enough to warrant delaying settlement. Officials say the act did not require a specific no-entry signal and the law allows entry with proper registration. some complaints emerged but not as widespread as feared.
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Walker Lake
Sooners
Washington
Interior Department
Nevada
Ofirehead
Fivar
Congress
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