Hearst Plans Mayoral Run With Republican Fusion Backing
Hearst gears up for a mayoral bid backed by Republican fusion candidates. The move signals a unified approach to challenge the incumbent and shape city politics this election season.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
1
Hearst Opposes Tammany Ticket and Seeks Independence
Democratic mayoral race in New York eyes a split as William Randolph Hearst signals possible independence. He demands fusion nominees be republican aligned. Justice Gaynor disclaims responsibility for unfit Democratic candidates. Civic Alliance forms as independents prepare to challenge Tammany Hall. Maude Malone of Harlem suffrage groups presses Bannard on votes for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Hig
Henrat
Tammany Hall
Independence League Committee
Tamian
Sded
Tammany
Hearst
Supreme Court
William J Gas
Jesue T
Notre Loincradle County
Borearh
Ickets
Harles F Murphey
Timmany
Hart
Hert
Norbert
Clabhain
Lt Berim
Board of Elections
Civic Alliance
T 4
Independence League
Cooper Union
Cooper Laton
Otto T Bannard
Miss Maude Malone
Harlem Womang Sufrage Union
Securist
Wr Barnard
Miss Malone
Does Not Doubt Cook Topnhagen Arrives With North Pole Claim
Captain de Verlavche, who commanded the Duke of Orleans, backs Dr Cook’s assertion of reaching the North Pole and disputes doubters. He believes the instruments would locate the Pole within a sixtieth of a degree. He also asserts Commander Feary reached the Pole. In other sports news, Aleck Smith and Isaac Mackie defeated Terbert Strong and Tom Vardon in a 36 hole match for a $200 purse at Apawamis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Topnhagen
Deverlache
Duke of Orleans
Cooks
North Pole
Garlache
Feary
Nsw
Aleck Smith
Wvkaewt Country Club
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills Golf Club
Tierbert Strong
Apawamis Club
Tom Vardon
Smith
Mackie
Kalf
Georgia Railroad Wins Approval for Passenger Rate Increase
The Georgia railroad will charge 2.5 cents per mile for passengers starting November 1, replacing the 2-cent rate. The unanimous railroad commission decision, written by Commissioner Candler and supported by Chairman Hill and others, cites financial conditions and investment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Hillyer
Hill
Georgia Railroad
Railroad Commission of Georgia
H W Hill
Campbell Wallace
C Murphy
Warner HI
George Hillyer
Stevens
Gray
Railroad Commission
Ita
Central of Georgia Atlantic Coast Line
Candier
Georgla
Auranl al
Billy Papke Wins Over Witte Lewis in Six Round Bout
Illinois fighter Billy Papke, hailed as the thunderball, defeated Witte Lewis of New York tonight. Both men stood at the end of the sixth round with Lewis nearly out, according to the report in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wueweer
Billy Papke
Illnois Thunderball
Witte Lewis
New York
Lewis
Flames Claim Four Victims In Nashville Fire
A Nashville brick dwelling on Jefferson Street burned with four dead and several rescued. Victims include Mrs Dora Fishman and Miss Rosie Fishman. Miss Rachael Markeson. Mrs Rosie A Fishman. Two suspects Jim Butler and George Hardison arrested for possible involvement. Moses Fishman hospitalized with burns and suffocation. Fire alarms long delayed rescue efforts. long ladder used to evacuate occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Mra
Dora Fishman
Rosie Fishman
Rachael Markeson
Rosie A Fishman
Moses Fishman
Tefferson Street
Ir Mustaine
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mustaine
Tishman
Swift Justice in Murder Case
Kokomo, October William Robison pleaded guilty to the murder of his wife in a department store here. He received a life sentence in the Michigan City state prison after being advised of his right to an attorney and entering a plea of no clear intent to premeditate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
William Robison
Michigan City
Robison
Mexico Holds American Schooner Caldwell Seized by Mexico
The schooner Caldwell from Pensacola bound on a cruising trip reached New Orleans after a hurricane battered voyage along the Mississippi and Louisiana coasts. Mexican gunboat Hraye seized the vessel near Progreso for fishing within a proscribed distance, crew released but ship remains held by the Mexican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Caldwell
Pensaola
Tia Oo
Progresa Mexic
Tampico
Pensacola
Mississippi
Louisiana
Progreso
Hraye
Inquest Postponed In Millman Murder Case
Detroit Mica reports the inquest into Miss Maybelle Millman found dead in cement sacks in early September was adjourned indefinitely today. The case centers on the death and ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Maybelle Millman
American Aero Plant Flight Marks Milestone in Maryland
Milhur Wright and Lt. Lahm conducted flight tests near College Park Maryland teaching Signal Corps officers to pilot the new government owned aircraft. Flights began at 3:35 p.m. circling the reservation then extended toward Washington before landing close to the starting rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collage Park
United Stats
Milvur Wright
Signal Corps
Wright
Lahm
Orville Wright
Washington
Black mob attempts lynching and sheriff stops train scene
News from Wybark describes a Black mob attempting to lynch Arthur Manny after boarding a train. Sheriff Hooper and the conductor forced the crowd to jump from the moving cars to avert violence. Manny was jailed at Muskogee. Louisiana farmer Lendon Rodrigues fatally shot near Elizabeth in Vernon parish by unknown men. Snowfall in Texas panhandle marks earliest record, with up to five inches deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Wybark
Arthur Manny
Hooper
Manny Wad
Muskogee
Lake Casel la
Lendon Rhoderigues
Elizabeth
Vernon Parish
Louisiana
Sfamls
Rhodriguez
Justice Moody Desperately Ill Reports Reach Washington
Washington October 8 reports indicate Associate Justice William H Mood of the United States Supreme Court is gravely ill at his home in Haverd Mass. He first showed distress near the end of the term last May and has since been treated at Hot Springs Virginia and a New York sanitarium before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Henry Hammond
J . Reynolds
Waynesboro
Burke County
Emmett Gresham
Burke
Robert Phelps
Washington
William H Moods
Supreme Court of the United States
Htaverd Mass
Mood
Hot Springs Va
New York
Hayorhill
Tunnel plan eyed to connect Norfolk across Elizabeth River
A petition will be presented at the Norfolk city council’s November meeting seeking permits for a tunnel under the Elizabeth River at Pinner Point. The project would allow Sea Board Air Line Southern Railway Atlantic Coast Line and Belt Line trains to reach Norfolk directly, linking with the Norfolk and Southern tracks to Cape Henry where a breakwater and piers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Norfolk City Council
Elizabeth River
Pinner Point
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Belt Line
Norfolk and Southern Railway
Cape Henry
Two Men Die in Lake Butler Pistol Duel at Railroad Station
In Lake Butler Florida a pistol duel between A Rich son of N Lo Rich Bradford County Bank president, and John Parker traveling man from Gainesville, ends with Rich instantly killed at a Lake Butler drug store then the pair meet at the railroad station and fire. Parker dies of a breast wound en route to medical aid. A coroners jury will investigate as full details remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Lake Butler
Rich
John Parker
Parker
Bis Elf
Hich
N Lo Rich
Bradford County Bank
Galneaville
Morse climbs finance ladder in reorganization plan
October sale in Hoston Mass reveals John W McKinnon hid 2.5 million in the Metropolitan Steamship Company foreclosure. Plan outlines $3 million stock, $3 million 5 percent bonds, and $0.5 million 6 percent notes. Morse likely to lead reorganized line with a friendly board. Metropolitan once ran freight between the city and New York. Cape Tres Forcas, Melilla, saw Spanish forces take the Moroccan cape with no reported incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston Mass
John W McKinnon
The
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Charles W Morse
George F Shaw
Henry Hornblower
Clarke's homer breaks hearts of Tiger clan in world series game
Pittsburg wins game one of the world championship series 4 to 1 at Forbes Field before a record crowd of 29 262. Clarke and Leach star for the Pirates, Clarke delivering a fourth inning homer that broke Detroit’s defense, Teacht makes a clinching catch, Mullin and Adams pitch well for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Horses Field
Tornstone
Detroit
Pitaburg
Ty Cobbs
Trusty
Leach
Cal
George Mullin
Miarles Adams
Mullin
Pitteburg
Adams
Wheele
Letralt
Juring
Balla Fe
Clarke
Delehanty
Abstein
Gibson
Bush
Mulling
Burna
Page Four
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Weekend
A weather alert predicts fair conditions turning cloudy Saturday and Sunday in Georgia. Increasing cloudiness expected with possible wetter periods and moderate winds by night as a warm front lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican Fusion
Tammany City
Wm. J. Gaynor
Commission
Genorgia
Jim Butler
George Hardison
J A Thurs
Swift Justice
William Robinson
Wife
Mexico
Seisor
Rok
Wagner
Cobb
Wilbur
United States Army
Carby Wright
Texas
Kelehart
Texas O Tovers
Justice Moody
Morse
Cape Tres Forcas
Melilla
Morocco
Moore
Homer
Tiger Clan
Flemp
Atlanta
Alear
Boston
Buffalo
Galveston
Huron
Jupiter
Knonville
Los Angeles
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
Omaha
Palestine
Portland
Raleigh
Rapid City
Savannah
San Francisco
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