New York Democrats Nominate Coler Slate After Devery Rift
The New York Democratic convention selected a ticket headed by Bird S. Coler for governor with Charles N. Bulger, Frank Mott, Charles M. Preston, John Cunneen, Richard W. Sherman, and George R. Finch along with John Gray for the Court of Appeals. William S. Devery was seated, then unseated amid protests. Devery and labor leaders condemned the process as undemocratic. The platform was praised as a strong, coherent document, adopted after tense sessions and objections from New York delegates.
Orange Sets and Silverware Set Ad Narrative
An advertisement describes orange sets with olive sets, and a combo of spoon knife and fork in silver. It touts martele and osit designs as the most extravagant idea for southern territory weddings and elegant tableware.
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Osit
Martele
Ain
Devery Seized Platform Roar At Democratic Convention
In ninth district controversy at a New York Democratic gathering Devery forced to speak amid cheers and hissed by thousands. The majority report seated only some delegates while Devery presented a minority view, later criticizing Roosevelt and endorsing national ownership of coal mines and anti trust measures. The platform urged tariff revision, anti monopoly action, and direct election of U S senators.
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McMahan
Devery
New York
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Ninth District
Jilli
Democratic Party
Asargent Atarms
Committee On Credential
Goodwin
Queens
Suffolk
Wyong
Committee On Permanent Organization
Martin W. Littleton
Brooklyn
Littleton
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
England
Philippines
Cuba
Roumania
Pennsylvania
Newport News Undercuts Ship Syndicate In Louisiana Battle
Bids opened at the navy department for the battleship Louisiana show Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. offering to build in 41 months for 3 090 000 dollars, undercutting a nationwide syndicate. Other bids include New York Shipbuilding 2 040 000. Fore River 1 087 000. Cramp 4 114 000. Union Iron Works 4 150 000 with contracts ranging 42 months.
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Louisiana
Navy Department
Moody
Lemly
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Newport News
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Fore River Shipbuilding and Engine Company
Quincy
Mass
William Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Newport News Company
Union Tron Works
Virginia Corporation
Virginia Company
Southern states allotted sites at St Louis exposition
South Carolina received a site on the Louisiana exposition grounds with John H. Averill presenting for Governor McSweeney. Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee also received designated sites on the fair grounds plateau. Tennessee plans to reproduce the Hermitage and the state capitol, with tram and lumber industries well represented.
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St. Louis
South Carolina
John H. Averill
Charleston
Geveral
Averill
McSweeney
Alabama
Tennessee
Hermitage
Jackson
Nashville
President Stable After Morning Medical Visit
Secretary Cortelyou announced the president passed a very comfortable night and was doing nicely after visits by Surgeon General Rixey, Surgeon General O Reilly, and Dr. Lung this morning in Washington.
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Rixey
O' Reilly
Lung
Cortelyou
FASHES FROM THE CABLE
The divorce decree obtained March 21, by Lord Francis Hope against May Yoke, has been made absolute. Lord Salisbury has started from Lucerne for his villa at Beattica, near Nice. The tariff committee of the German reichstag has maintained its previous decision regarding minimum duties on cattle.
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Lord Francis Hope
Lord Salisbury
Lucerne
Beattica
Nice
Germanreichstag
Florence Crittenton home buys land near Thunderbolt
Savannah Ga October 1 Special The Florence Crittenton home purchased a tract of land with a commodious house near Thunderbolt for 3106 dollars. The reform institution will open soon for the reformation of fallen women. C N Crittenton began the movement here last spring. Rev W A Nesbit pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church leads the institution.
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Crittenton
Savannah
Florence Crittenton
Devery and Band Protest Seating at Local Convention
W S Devery and companions left seats amid protest after being denied seating by a convention clique. Devery gathered a crowd, led a parade to the United States hotel steps, and voiced frustration that democracy was compromised by room-tied seating decisions. He later stated he would support the ticket but warned of consequences for those responsible.
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Devery
United States
Pension Office Shakeup Clears Path for Pension Plotters
As Grand Army encampment nears in Washington, Dr. Jacob Raub loses chief medical referee post amid a pension office clash. Raub’s rulings, praised for fairness, anger pension attorneys who allege liberal interpretations threaten congressional authority. Dr. Raub is moved to medical examiner at 1309 dollars yearly, Dr. Samuel Houston elevated to chief medical examiner.
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Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Jacob Haup
Pennsylvania
Grand Army
H. Clay Evans
London
Pension Office
Congress
Raub
Jacob Raub
Ware
Evans
Isvané
Iie
Haub
Samuel Houston
Patent remedy ad promises cure in one day
An old advertisement asserts Taxe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets can cure a cold in one day and offers a refund if it fails. The copy notes a signature from EL W. Grove on each box and lists a price of 250.
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Ali Drag Gista
EL W. Grove
Rear Admiral Jouett Dies at 74 in Maryland Home
Rear Admiral James E. Jouett of the United States Navy, retired, died at his home The Anchorage in Sandy Spring Maryland at an early hour. He was 74, born in Kentucky, and appointed to the Navy from that state. He retired in 1890.
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Washington
James E. Jouett
United States Navy
Anchorage
Sandy Spring
Kentucky
Circular by Shaw details treasury securities rules
Washington October 1 The secretary of the treasury issues a circular identical to yesterday in New York with an addition. The other satisfactory securities referred to must for the present be state or municipal bonds of the character permitted to be accepted by savings banks under the laws of such states as have legislated on the subject.
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Shaw
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
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