New York Campaign Smashed Lines as Jerome and Hearst Challenge
New York politics sees party lines erased by a radical municipal ownership push and independent campaigns of William T. Jerome against Tammany. McClellan and Jerome appear favored, but uncertainty dominates as fusion hopes waver and Hearst allies surge amid a volatile city race.
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New York
Speual
New York City
William T. Jerome
George DB. McClellan
Jerome
Tammany
Lafors
Brooklyn
Gaa Trust
Municipal Ownership League
William B. Hearst
Citizens’ Union
Seth Low
Republicans
Millesea
Wiliam M Ivins
Jagat Im
Bryan
Willam R. Hearst
InasariLhey
Jeroome
Charlies F. Murphy
Republicist County Committee
Republican Party
Charles A. Flamrt
Elty
Jerone
Great Sums Staked On New York Result
Wall Street brokers favored McClellan for mayor and Jerome for district attorney in bets varying up to 150000 against McClellan and 6000 against Jerome. Bets reported across Ivins Hearst McLean and McClellan, with total wagers in the tens of thousands and a projected close race as campaign speeches ended tonight.
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McClellan
Jerome
Wall Street
Haw
T. B. Buchanan
J. J
Hearst
MrCiellan
Giellan
Ivins
William M. Ivins
McClean
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Tragedy in West End: Charles Troutman Killed by Car
Charles Reeve Troutman, 20, son of Rev. M. L. Troutman, was struck and killed by a trading car in West End last night near his home at 174 Lee Street. He stepped off a car just as another approached, was hit by car 113, and crushed under its wheels. The conductor M H Townsend and motorman H T Thourton gave statements as police investigate potential blame. Funeral arrangements set for this afternoon at his residence.
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M. L. Troutman
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H. T. Thourton
Thourton
Polilee
Ty Notorman
Canqurter
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Trouting
Tech
Lee
Rome
Bible Statesman Addresses Voters of Houston in Regard to Gubernatorial Campaign
Fort Valley Ga November 4 Spe tlati Hon J H Hall spoke for one hour this afternoon taking sharp wine with both Smith and Howell. A large crowd listened as Hall, a Houston county boy, recalled lifelong ties and urged voters to consider his gubernatorial stand. He attacked lobbyists and rail power claims by Smith and Howell, noting his decades of advocacy since 1898. Continued on Page Four.
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J. H. Hall
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Howell
Hall
Citzens
Houston County
Houston
U. A
Georgia
Capitol
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Banat
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Negro Advises Emigration to Africa
Rev William Heard of Atlanta told the North Alabama AME conference that Blacks should prepare to leave America to gain political rights. He urged moving to Africa for future self government, arguing whites would not grant rights here and recounting mistreatment. He also stated industrious Blacks could prosper under African governance. A separate note mentions Jones Hil sailing for Europe aboard the steamer New York.
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Ala
America
Africa
Wiliam H. Heard
Atlanta
Connectional Preachers’ Aid Society
Liberia
North Alabama
African Methodist Episcopal Church
H. M. ‘Furrer
Dr. Heard
Tornado Ravages Mountain View Oklahoma Town
A tornado struck Mountain View Oklahoma just after 5 PM on November 4 causing extensive destruction. Seven people were killed including Ww. T. Wilite and Wm. Clark, with several others seriously injured. The school, two churches, two livery barns, a hotel, a cotton gin, and about twelve dwellings were leveled or damaged while the business district largely escaped major harm. The total dollar loss was not yet known. Flagman Avant was killed in Macon Georgia on the same date while Speed Freight officials reported details unclear.
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Okla
T. Wilite
Clark
Jennie Jones
William Holt
Chi A
Barkley
Smith
W Dunn
LW. Gray
Secretary of State Democratic Committee Recognizes Mr MecCulloughs Authority
The Secretary of State Democratic Committee acknowledges MecCullough as having recognized authority within party structures. The declaration signals formal backing for his leadership role and responsibilities in party operations and governance.
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Democratic
Election of new Democratic executive committee described
Report outlines Felder named chairman and enrollment of Felder and committee from Fulton County. Eleven of those chosen at Merling for J E Maddox withdraw, leaving McCullaugh as the only recorded member. Names listed include Hopkins, Minchinvet, Mitchell, Caverny and others from various wards and Oak Grove district.
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Democratic
T. BR. Felder
J. W. Goldsmith
Democratic Executive Committee
Felder
Democratic Committee
Fulton County
J. E. Maddox
D. N. McCuilnagh
State Committee
Superior Court Room
C. G. Hannan
Charles T. Hopkins
A. C. Minchinvett
Eugene M. Mitchel
C. BE. Caverny
Oak Grove
Treated Veterans in Atlanta Meeting Stir Controversy
Thirty seven Confederate veterans from the Soldiers' Home were brought to Atlanta by supporters of Hoke Smith to attend a mass meeting to elect a new county executive committee. They were offered meals cigars and liquor. Dr Ames Fox the home treasurer said he learned of the plan and stopped most from traveling, leaving only one party to arrive with Superintendent Bowie.
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Atlanta Journal
Telegraph
Macon Telegraph
Court House
Hoke Smith
Fox
Ames Fox
Soldiers' Home
Dr. Fox
Bowie
Weather forecast summary for regions on Sunday and Monday
The forecast covers Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Western Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas and Arkansas with rain likely in many areas Sunday and Monday. Winds shift from east to southeast or northeast, temperatures cooler in the north, and some areas expect fair conditions Monday. Local data record high and low temperatures with precipitation and deficits.
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