Wall Street Bets Against Tammany in New York Race
Report from New York on November 2 shows Wall Street predicts Tammany opposition leader Mitchell will win the mayoralty by about 150,000 votes. Hennessy and Sulzer remain active as graft allegations loom, with Whitman’s probe continuing amid a national election focus on assembly and city contracts. Maryland and Kentucky election notes follow, detailing senatorial races and amendments.
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New York
Tammany
Wall Street
Mitchel Ritter
Murphy
Ohn
Henncesy
William Silver
Ritter
McCall
Democrat
Hennessy
Tomarow En Grey
Sulver
Sulzer
Tammany Hall
Tweed
Fourteenth Street
Whitman
Mir Whitman
Vroult of Appediig
Supreme Court
Massachusetts Fight Over State Issues Before Election
Boston voters hear four gubernatorial candidates air state focused platforms. Governor Foss stays confident as Bird Gardner and Walsh seek outside speakers. Campaign centers on railroad policy and government procedures with Gardner diverging from party platform.
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Boston
T N Foss
Davis I Walsh
Glengressman A P Gardner
Charles Bird
Act
Bird Gardner
Walsh
Fess
Gardner
State convention and campaign for restraining immigration
Voters in New Jersey and New York state events shape a broad election landscape as polls stay open late Tuesday in many cities. Key contests include eight state senate seats, full house, and two proposed constitutional amendments on women as justices of the peace and legislative referenda with two thirds approval. A major race in New Jersey pits James F P Fielder against Edward C Stokes with Nugent influence shaping Essex County assembly picks.
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Camnas
William H. Wider
Stephen M Marhall
Clinton
M. Fred O'Connell
Fitchourg
Calvin D Paige
South Bridge
Aguislature
New Jersey
Trentor
State Senate
House
Essex County
James I Nugent
Assembly
James FP. Fielder
Wilson
Edward C Stokes
Frerett Colby
Canjoule
Warm City Contests Waged in Ohio Across State
Columbus Ohio November 2 complete sets of municipal offices will be elected next Tuesday. Several constitutional amendments will be submitted. Key races in Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo and Columbus. Mayor Henry T Hunt of Cincinnati seeks re election against Frederick Spiegel. Republican issues focus on tax rate increases. Democrats warn against Cox return in Cleveland. Baker vies against Davis on a nonpartisan ballot in Columbus. Toledo features multiple tickets tied to the late Mayor Jones and current Mayor Whitlock. Cornell Schreiber leads Democrats and non partisans. Chittenden leads the Toledo ticket. Carl Keller represents Republicans. Karb seeks re election as Columbus mayor against Tus sing and Marshall. Socialists anticipated to perform strongly in Akron Toledo Lima and Youngstown.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Henry T. Hunt
Frederick 8S Spiegel
Hunt
Splegel
George B. Cox
Republican Organization
Newton D. Baker
Harry Davis
L. R. Tus~sing
George B Marshall
Akron
Lima
Youngatown
Pennsylvania to Vote on Bonds for Highways
Philadelphia voters face statewide officer elections and nine municipal court members under a new nonpartisan section. Five constitutional amendments are on the ballot, including a proposed 50 million dollar state roads bond. Fusion efforts link Democrats and Washington Party against the GOP, Mayor Blankenberg backs the fusion. County voters will also elect city and minor officers, district attorney, register, tax receiver, city treasurer, and select council members.
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Philadelphia
Superior Court
Pennsylvania
Washington
Blankenberg
Common Council
Select Council
Register of
Willis
Courts of Common Pleas
Socialists Make Gains in Italian Second Ballot
Rome reports the second ballot in about a hundred constituencies. Liberals still lead with 24 elected, while socialists gain 20 seats across groups. Naples saw a socialist candidate Labrida shot at but unharmed amid violence and suffragette activity energized the vote.
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Rome
Thhereby
Prince Teanoe
Nathan
Messagero
Bloc
Labrida
Naples
Chinese to Inspect United States Mints Tour Begins
Three Chinese government representatives arrived in New York on the steamship New York for a mint inspection tour. They will visit Washington Philadelphia New Orleans San Francisco and other cities, hosted by the Chinese legation. Delegation members are Shih Chen Hu Far Sung and Lo ong, all of Peking.
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New York
United States
Washington
Legation
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Shih Chen Hu
Ministry of Justice
Far Sung
Board of Finance
Loong
Peking
Father of 21 Children Hangs Self in Prison
Dunkirk, N Y November 2 John Wenioniak 53 father of twenty one children hanged himself in a police station cell today He had been arrested on a charge of being drunk and abusing his children The incident ends a troubled life marked by large family responsibilities and legal trouble.
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Dunkirk
John Wenioniak
Curry-Cheatham Wedding Quiet But Important Event
Miss Shirley Curry granddaughter of United States Senator A O Bacon married Walter L Cheatham at Christ Episcopal church in Macon Georgia the ceremony conducted by Rev John S Buntin. Bride given away by grandmother Mrs A O Bacon attended by sister Miss Louise Curry and Miss May Cheatham. Couple to travel to the northeast then reside in North Highland.
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Shirley Curry
United States
A. O. Bacon
National Capital
Eelipek
Walter Lamar Cheatham
Christ Episcopal Church
John 5. Buntin
A. ©. Bacon
Miss Curry
Louise Curry
Miss May Cheatham
Halloween Dance at Wat Sad Afloat in Spooky Decor
The Mypemeon club of Wat Sad hosted a Halloween dance with orange and black drapings, pumpkin heads, and a live skeleton in a skeleton suit. About eighty guests attended, including numerous young city residents, as the orchestra staged eerie interludes and a Skeleton Rag finale. Chaperons were Mr and Mrs W A Northington and Mr and Mrs M 8 Gathwright. The next dance is set for Friday evening November 7. Cooking School at Westminster Presbyterian to offer free admission opening day with culinary artist S R Pull leading chicken roasting and dressing demos.
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Hallowe'en
Mypemeon Club
Wat Sad
Analou Jenkins
Pauline Coulter
Winnie Wilson
Margaret Green
Mary Frances Bawden
Agnes Bell
Bennett Powell
Theodosia Andrews
Charisse McClain
Lois Carroll
Sallie vank @ Mcelinnon
Margaret Wingfeld
Mamie Morris
Elizabeth Ramey
Nell Pace
Lucy Hinman
Marie Gilver
Fiddle Lee Terrell
Meg
W C Andrews
H I Parith
Owen Lively
Cater Trussell
J C Baldwin, Jr
Tullan Jackson
L Stroble
J Fiwing
Stacy Adams
Roy _ Ezell
Harry Morris
Golden Fill Mercer Lee
L B Law
A W Linden
Edwin Polard Gerner
Ben Toda
Louis Pierson
Tre Sanders
Clift Brown
P Adams
HH Ogletree
W A Northington
Gathwright
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Forrest Avenue
Boulevard
S R. Pull
Rev Caleb A Ridley Talks to College Men
Rev Caleb A Ridley of Central Baptist Church spoke on Jesus as the Way of Life to the largest morning congregation at Central in some time. He announced that Dr Neigh bor from Athens would not arrive until the 16th and a meeting would run from the 12th with two services daily. He continued his series for college men on Going Back Home, urging prayer for many to be saved and reflecting on Zab son’s life story with homeward journey, start, and reception. Ridley to preach in Carrollton early this week for Tavernacla Baptist Church.
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Caleb A Ridley
Central Baptist Church
Jésus
Central
Ridley
Neighbor
Athens
Neizhbor
di Rusley
Ridhey
Carrollton
Tavernacla
Pike's Peak Not Sinking Denver Tale Exploded
Washington reports the United States Geological Survey debunked a Denver claim that Pike's Peak had sunk 39 feet in three years. The bulletin explains the error in comparing old elevation figures with current survey measurements of 14,109 feet. No credible collapse or rapid descent occurred in the mountain’s height.
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Washington
London Bridge
Pike's Peak
Tno
United States Geological Survey
Iinal
Denver
Pike’s Peak
Buletin
American Republic
Congress Marks Time Waiting Money Report
Washington reports Congress delays as the Senate Banking and Currency Committee and related officials focus on the administration currency bill awaiting a key report. Members travel home for elections. the panel remains in Washington to study disputed rights and the plan for regional banks under government control. No agreement in sight as leaders aim for a Senate report by next week.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Currency Committee
House
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Weather forecast expects fair conditions across the country this week
The Weather Bureau predicts clear skies and mild to moderate temperatures for most areas through midweek. A disturbance is expected to bring rain and snow to the far northwest and Missouri valley toward week’s end, with rising temps in the center and interior east early week, then cooler in the central plains.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
Mississippi
Lake Region
Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Southwest
Forest Service warns of fire risk in southern woods
Washington reports the forest service issued a warning as fire season begins in the southern Appalachian mountains. Dangers arise from railroads, campfires left by hunters and nut gatherers, and careless land clearing burns. Cooperation with West Virginia under Weeks law aims to protect forested watersheds.
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Washington
Appalachian Mountains
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
West Virginia
Cotton Crop Estimates Will Control Market
New Orleans reports that this week’s cotton market hinges on crop size forecasts from private bureaus and experts. While weather affects picking, traders focus on yields, expecting USDA figures in a month, with estimates ranging from 13.5 to 15.75 million bales, driving bullish or bearish sentiment.
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New Orleans
Cray
Department of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Atlanta Invited to City Planning Exhibition in New York
Atlanta is invited to participate in an official city planning exhibition in New York from November 24 to December 6. The display, run by a joint New York advisory commission and Merchants' Association, will show U S and foreign city plans to promote comprehensive local planning and better urban life.
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Atlanta
New York
Board of Estimate
Merchants’ Association
Forty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
American City Bureau of
United States
American City Bureau
Man Who Shot Gregory Kills Self by Accident
Lexington Georgia reports Bery Beviller who wounded Gregory in a quarrel ten days earlier died from an accidental self inflicted stomach wound. He passed away at his country home this morning.
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Gregory
Self
Lexington
Berey Beviller
Vann and James wed in Jacksonville home ceremony
Miss Lucile James and Mr Leona Vann of Waycross Ga were married today at the bride’s sister Mrs Edward Harley’s home in Jacksonville The couple, from prominent local families, returned to Waycross that night and begin married life together
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Waycross
Lucile James
Leona Vann
Edward Harley
Jacksonville
Vann
McKinney to Speak at Murray County Chamber Banquet
Charles D B McKinney acting manager secretary of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce will be the honor guest at the Murray County Chamber of Commerce banquet in Chatsworth. Dalton Baird of Trade has also been invited. Prominent state speakers are on the program and Atlanta reports say the event will be a great success.
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Charles DB McKinney
Secrtary
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Murray County Chamber of Commerce
Chatsworth
Dalton Baird
Atlanta
Fire Uproots Newton Store In Early Morning Blaze
A two story brick building housing a general store in Newton Mississippi suffered a $50 000 loss in a fire reported early this morning. The blaze damaged inventory and the structure with authorities investigating the cause.
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Newton
Miss
Tre Loss Ig
Gibson, Colquitt tax collector, dies in Moultrie
W H Gibson tax collector for Colquitt County dies at 4 this morning after a stroke. He was serving a fourth term and was a leading lodge member and worshipful master of the local Masonic lodge. Survived by widow four daughters Mrs George Austin of Savannah Mrs C J Knapp Annie Ruth and five sons Professor Van Gibson Carl Gibson Frank Gibson Joe and Houston. Funeral set for tomorrow with Masons officiating.
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Moultrie
W. H. Gibson
Gibson
Hela
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