State Senator Accused Of Instigating Attack At Polls
Fitzgerald accused by Granger family of orchestrating a mob attack at Whintie Street polls in New York. Henry G. Granger, former Princeton athlete, was assaulted leaving him badly injured. four teeth broken, jaw dislocated, eye drawn toward loss. Attache from district attorney to pursue charges as Brewster warns of illegal watcher placements. Police absent.
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New York
Henry G. Granger
Princeton
Arthur C. Granger
Alalems Hotel
Jerome
Whiintie Street
John C. Fitzgeraht
Todig
Granger
Carteraville
Jerome Watchers
Charles Brewster
Districot
Tim Sullivan
Brewster
Senator Fitzgerald
Christie Screet
Fitzgerald
Tammany
Young Granger
Saiscu
Philadelphia
R P. Negatinenes
Dale
Sinan
Herrick
Abilene
Elsudy
Galeaya
Corpus
Ivms
Heban Ghetsl
New York City
Dodge
Chis
Palveston
Foo
Suskennville
Joe
Ngeles
Cindy Weet
Hiean Gandidete
Andy
Marburg
Admiral Sir Edwin Seymour Guests In Atlanta Visit
Admiral of the British navy Sir Edwin Seymour, a guest in Piedmont and hosted by prominent Atlantans at the Capital Club, is praised for his seafaring career from the Nile to the Boxer troubles and the Haitian campaign as he entertains in Atlanta before leaving today.
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Atlanta
Edwin Seymour
Clnb
J. Carterl
France
Edwin
Govis
Nile
Orient
Heyntian
Mortimer Durand
Earth
Girls Attacked on Lonely Riverside Road Near Lynch Threat
Ida and Belle Collins, sisters from Riverside, were attacked on a forested stretch near the Whittier mills while walking to work. Jake Smith, 16, and Walton Gulley, 20, were arrested after a mob formed and nearly lynched them. both denied guilt claiming intoxication and memory gaps. Police, with help from Alfred Austell and County Officer Dunbar, transported the suspects to city barracks for further proceedings.
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Ida
Belle Collins
River
Jake Smith
Walt Gulley
Walton Gulley
Riverside
Whittier Mills
Ang Ther
Smith
Gulley
Atte Tfly
Key
Lindsay
Alfred Austell
Dunbar
Smith and
Gulfey
Collins
Prohibitionists in Mississippi Plan Fund Appeal
Jackson November special report says Rev. W H Featherston, finance committee chair for the prohibition convention, will issue an appeal to civic bodies and state leagues to raise funds for the anti COD and illegal traffic campaign. It urges formation of local groups in towns lacking such bodies to aid the drive.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Mias
W. H. Featherston
New Outbreak in San Domingo Reported
Washington reports a revolutionary movement in San Domingo with an uprising at Macoris directed at President Soovales. The U S Navy is sending a warship from Guantanamo to Macoris, with officials noting limited details and a potential date for an attack.
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Washington
San Domingo
Morales
State Department
Santo Domingo
Macoris
Soovales
Guantanamo
Navy Department
Bradford
Cuba
Murphy Must Get Out Leaders Say After Secret Meeting
Tammany leaders at a closed conference in New York argued that election returns show censure of Murphy's leadership and that he should resign. They favored George B. McClellan taking the helm, claiming a fresh leadership would counter charges against the boss.
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Murphy
Tammany
New York
Tammany Hall
George B. McClellan
Poe Amendment Defeated in Baltimore and Maryland Votes
Baltimore returns show the Poe amendment rejected by about 28 000 to 29 000 in a late count. Democrats gain control of Maryland House with 53 Democrats 3 Independent Democrats and 45 Republicans. Senate likely 18 Democrats 8 Republicans. Atkinson Democrat projected to win state comptroller. Padgett Republican elected sheriff. state treasurer and board of public works expected to be Democratic. US senate action on Santo Domingo treaty pending as focus shifts to protection of American interests.
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Baltimore
Atkinson
Senate
Padgett
Santo Domingo
United States
Light Turns to Treasury Rally in Philadelphia Victory
Newly elected Democrat vows to reveal how he finds funds as crowds cheer Mayor Weaver. A large reform rally at city hall features Philadelphia leaders and hundreds of workers marching from party headquarters, with brass bands and a warm tribute to police. Mayor Weaver lauds the victory as the cleanest in years.
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Weaver
Philadelphia
Reform Organization
Philadelhia
Reform Campaign
Franklin Spencer Edmunds
City Party
Weather and election note from Washington on November eighth
Forecasts cover Thursday and Friday across states with rain and fair spells. Regional highs and lows listed. Election commentary follows detailing Democratic gains and Republican reactions, naming candidates like Draper and Galea in various cities.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Miords
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Coi Arkangary
Pridur
East
Florida
Ballot Boxes Seized as New York Mayor Vote Contested
The court ordered removal of every ballot box from Greater New York precincts to the elections bureau after Justice William J. Gaynor granted a Hearst led recount bid. McClellan won the mayoral tally with 228,052 votes to Hearst 225,166 and Ivins 137,049. Borough breakdowns show McClellan leading Manhattan and Bronx, Hearst leading Brooklyn and Queens in parts.
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New York
City of
McClellan
Hearst
Ivins
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
New
Supreme Court
William J. Gaynor
McAdoo
Greater
Bureau of Elections
William & Hearst
Municipal Ownership League
Justice Gaynor
Mr. Hearst
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Chester
Penner
Bere Carr
Omar la Armas
Tatt
Foraker
Ohio
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