Hearst Campaign Speech Draws Crowd at Saratoga
William Randolph Hearst spoke at Convention Hall in Saratoga County as part of his gubernatorial bid with the Independence League. The crowd heard him oppose gas legislation and accuse Charles Hughes of deception, while fellow candidate Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler campaigned for lieutenant governor. Many left early, but most stayed attentive amid protests. Hearst planned stops in Glens Falls and Schenectady before returning to New York City.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Baratoga County
William Randolph Hearst
Independence League
Galeston Spa
Glens Fate
Schuylerville
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Leutenant
Hearst
Ap- Plage
Mearat
Glens Bulls
Schenectady
New Yorks
Jesse Hall’s Condition Grows Serious After Shooting
Ryevial Dispatch reports Jesse Hall formerly of Bulte in serious condition after being shot by his father in law William Constantine. Pneumonia developed, adding to his illness as of Oct 1 in Benllle. In Atlanta, Rev. Sain TP. Janes’ body arrived by special train from Cartersville and lay in state in the state capitol rotunda before entombment.
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Ryevial
Atlanta
Sain TP. Janes
Lnte Heme
Cartersville
Aptil
Bank in Bolte Closed by Examiner After Solvency Doubts
Bank in Bolte, owned by eastern stockholders, faced closure with deposits estimated between $500,000 and $600,000. Officials cited no local involvement, noted no run on the bank, and said further statements would come after assessing assets largely comprised of collateral and securities. Affairs noted changes in directorate and leadership since August, with no current public explanation.
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Garside
Bolte
Callateria
Bak
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Garstite
Tme
Ife
Aetna Bank
Went Vira Bula
Heinze
A. B. Clamenta
Mir. Hrinze
Leo Mintle
Charles R. Leonard
Henry Maurier
Air 4
Helnze
Str
Alchize
Mink
A. B. Clements
George C Kirk- Hill
Boy rifle shot saves youth from cliff fall at Steeple Racks
Grave Ridge Pa Oct 19 Judgement saved Shil Six known as the famous boy rifle shot from a deadly fall when a wild animal chased him from a cave edge. Six fired to ground, the beast fell repeatedly, and the youth escaped unharmed after a dramatic rescue.
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Grave Ridge
Gool
Shil Six
Bix
Hselton
Seven Faney
Six
Widtly
Burglary Report From Local Grading Crow Scene
A fragmentary police blot indicates a burglary near the grading crows with a guard mentioning a vendor’s purse and a sum of 250 dollars taken. Provisional notes imply the act involved local workers and a possible insider but lack full details.
Father and Son Killings Near Rising Sun Farm
In Rising Sun on Oct 10 Jackson Norris and Kia Githor were killed and George Norris wounded as a farm feud with Joseph Richard escalated. A scuffle between Norris and Richardson led to Norris being shot. Norris’s son died hours later. Richardson shot Norris’s father, then killed Norris with a shotgun. No arrest yet.
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Rising Sun
Dpc
Sen
Norris
Juliet
Richardson
Ten Die In Birmingham Fire At Watley House
Ten men burned to death in a Birmingham fire at the Watley boarding house this morning. The dead include W.16, Nicholas doctor, and several street car workers such as D. A. Neal, G. B. Taylor, Edward Caldwell, G. Ed. Burns, W. B. Livingston, Ollie J. Hines, and others. Two men jumped and remain critically injured. recovery of all bodies confirmed. Authorities seek an incendiary origin with an investigation ordered by the sheriff and coroner.
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Nichola
D. A. Neal
W. GB. Taylor
Preston
Edward Caldwell
B.D. Wenshaw
G. ED. Burns
William T. Sale
W. B. Livingston
Polling Mill
Ollie JH
HINES
Birmingham Paint Glass Conony
Taynved
HK Hundch
Sonduelor
SG. Troutman
Kolth
Aimoal Vall bEwin
Teivert
Myre
Wallesy
Juret
Sheri Burgla
I Commission
Sherlf
Appeal Hearing Set for Rev. A. Crapsey Case
Grapsey Gabe New York Oct 19 decision reserved on a motion to dismiss the appeal of Rev A Crapsey renter of St Andrew's church Rochester convicted of heresy. The appeal heard next day before the Episcopal court of rhylon for the second department with deliberations to follow.
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New York
Tr. A. & Crapsey
St. Andrew's Church
Rochester
Rhylon
Deelelon
Hearst
Brooklyn Cruiser Route Noted as Fine After Reported Rout
An unofficial notice states the cruiser Brooklyn was routed but is now reported all right. Secretary Bohaparts conveyed the update from Washington Ort on the matter.
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Washington
Yecretary Bohaparts
Brooklyn
Woman fined five for giving card party
Beaver Falls Pa Oct 19 Myre J Le Harsha prominent woman was fined five dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Henry V Shuster for conducting a game of chance. The action, under an 1860 act, was brought by Mrs James Bronson claiming her 18 year old daughter spent too much time at card parties. Harsha pleaded guilty after her attorneys advised. Bronson testified the daughter was hard to restrain.
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Beaver Falls
Myre
J. le
Harsha
Justice of the Peace
Heury V. Shuster
Tames Hrovson
Miss Bronson
Cuticura Remedies Praised By Physician Endorses Merit
A practicing physician, Dr. G. M. Fisher of Big Pool, Maryland, testifies that Cuticura Remedies cured his eczema after sixteen years of practice. He commends Cuticura Remedies No 1 and Cuticura Soap and Reinfects, and allows publication of the letter dated May 24, 1905.
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Maryland
Fisher
Burglary Hits Armington Goorns Walton Saloon
Word from Armington reports a burglary at Goorns M. Walton saloon on Wednesday night. Thieves entered via a tin window, pried open the cash drawer, then fled, leaving the room disturbed. Local police investigating the break in.
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Spock Warmten
Malis
Armington
Goorns M. Walton
Cuticura Set Promises Complete Treatment for Skin Humors
A 1 dollar Cuticura set claims to cure pimples scrofula and all skin humors. It advises washing, drying, applying soap and ointment to affected areas and taking Culforus Tesolvent Pills to cleanse the blood. Ends with warning about usage and warnings.
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CME
Frank T Robertson Dead in Kansas City
Frank T Robertson, general manager of the Montana railway, died Thursday evening at Red Cross hospital in Kansas City. He came to Montana in 1900 as superintendent, later became general manager and chief engineer, and was buried near Carrollton, Missouri. He leaves a widow and three daughters.
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Montana Railway
Red Cross
Kansas City
Frank T. Robertson
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Robertson
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Musselshell
Rochester
Minn
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Rodman
Hino
Ales City
Sg Western
Southern
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Hozemno
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