Jerome Barred From Ticket
New York October 39 A rift in party lines as the board of elections rejects the Republican bid to place William T Jerome on the Republican column for district attorney Jerome is already listed as an Independent candidate The GOP move followed Charles A Flammer withdrawing in his favor The board split with Democrats Voorhis and McGuire opposing and Republicans Dady and Fuge supporting The chair cites lack of written declination and timing rules A Supreme Court order later directs the board to show cause why Jerome should not be placed on the official ballot under the Republican column for district attorney
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New York
Board of Elections
Republican Party
William T Jerome
Jerome
Charles A Flammer
Republican County Committee
Yoorhia
McGuire
Dady
Voorhis
Flammert
Justles McCall
Supreme Court
Henry Lstimach
Stover
Istilet Attornes
Knights of Pythias Convention Set for New Orleans
The biennial convention of the supreme lodge and the encampment of the uniformed rank Knights of Pythias will be held in New Orleans on the third Tuesday in October next. The change postpones the date but keeps New Orleans as the convention venue, per the Louisville convention fix.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
New Orleans
Louleville
First Snow Hits Midwest Towns As Weather Sets In
A storm brings heavy wet snow to western Missouri and much of Kansas on October 30. Nebraska and Iowa report early season snowfall with St Joseph and Des Moines noting new snow and sleet. Superior Wisconsin reports first sleighing of the season from Sunday evening snowfall.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Kanana City
Kansas
St Joseph
Des Moines
Superior
Wis
Jasper man is jailed in fatal Crifton shooting
John Elliott was brought to Jasper Alabama and placed in county jail on a charge of killing Tom Key near Crifton yesterday. Reports say Elliott and Key were alone after the woman who had lived on Key's place died recently. A dispute over property reportedly led to the fatal shooting before Key rode to a neighbor's house.
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John Elliott
Jasper
Ala
John Ellett
Tom Key
Crifton
Elllott
Key
Sabe
Admiral Train Down in Nanking Incident
London reports Admiral Train commander of the American Asiatic Squadron and his son Lieutenant Train were attacked by a mob near Nanjing after the admiral accidentally struck a Chinese woman. Marines and villagers clashed. hostage taken. Chinese boycott pressure cited. U S State Department seeking details from Nanking officials.
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London
Shanghai
Train
Lietenant Train
Nanjing
Nanking
State Department
Washington
United States
China
Admiral Train
Bhanghai
American Woods
California Limited Wreck Near Kansas City Kills and Injures Many
At least thirteen dead and about twenty five injured after California Limited No 1 derailed near Kansas City. A loose rail caused the disaster as the fast through-train struck a cut wall, tearing apart cars and trapping passengers. Relief trains ferried the wounded to Ramsas City while authorities listed identified victims and others awaiting coroner results.
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Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
eTfield
Ramsas City
Rudolph Richardson
John Mac Gregor
Fort Madison
John T Caps
Express
Meawenger
Roy Stafford
Hayden Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Lee D Montgomery
North
Switzerland
Williamson Harrison
Joseph Seymour
Richmond
Los Angeles
Joseph Rembart
George Klaes
Buffalo
Ray County Savings ‘Bank
John McGregor
Sante Fe
Topeks
Eudolon | Richardson
D Woaltemore
Dreman
William DeLong
Roosevelt on Surging Waves
President Roosevelt sent a congratulatory message to Governor Herrick after an injury incident in New Orleans. The North Atlantic fleet sailed from Hampton Roads under Rear Admiral Robley D Evans, heading to Annapolis to greet the British squadron led by Prince Louis of Battenberg. The Kentucky, Maine, and other ships joined Mayflower and Kennebec as they proceeded toward Annapolis. Roosevelt moved to Dolphin at Wolf Trap Light and planned to reach Washington later today.
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Herrick
New Orleans
North Atlantic
Robley D Evans
Hampton Roads
United States
Wether
Cape Henry
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Agiiedron
Prince Louis I of
Dolphin
Vesnel
Wolftrap
Washington
Mortuary notices from Sparta and Macon area deaths
Obituary notices report Willie McCormick of Sparks dying at his father’s home after sudden illness while visiting Cecil. J M Loring, 50, an Metropolitan Life agent, dies at Lowe Village after weeks of illness. Macon reports a working girls home project gaining church support and a hospital injury incident where Henry Sutton loses a foot in a yard accident involving an engine.
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Willie McCormick
Sparta
Sparks
M McCormick
Cecil
J. M. Loring
Lowe Valley
Huntsville
Ala
J M Loring
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Lowe Village
Macon
Henry Sutton
Rim
Epilepsy Cure Claim From Dr Miles Nervine Ad
A testimonial from John Lewis of Clarion Pennsylvania argues Dr Miles Nervine cured his epilepsy after years of treatments failed. He recalls severe episodes before using the remedy and says after drinking multiple bottles he fully improved and hopes others learn of the medicine.
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Miles
Biles
Joen Lewis
Five Die In Casey Iowa Freight Wreck
Five persons were killed in a head on collision between two Chicago Rock Island and Pacific freight trains at Casey Iowa. The crew misread orders led to the crash. Names listed include Firemen Nelson and Marshall Engineer Shields Brakeman Johns and Reverend Caldwell. Both trains wrecked and engines piled into scrap. All wounded expected to recover.
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Fleor
Des Moines
Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacffie
Casey
Iowa
D Nelson
Bert Shields
William Marshall
Frank Johns
Valley Junction
W F Caldwell
van Meter
Penrose Denies Endorsing Note to Enterprise Bank
United States Senator Penrose denies ever signing or endorsing a note for seventy five thousand dollars to the defunct Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny Pennsylvania. He calls the reports malicious falsehoods and says he knew nothing of the bank's situation or any related depositor actions. Dispatches from Pittsburgh note a protested note for seventy five thousand dollars signed or endorsed by Penrose, tied to cashier Lee Clarke.
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Enterprise Bank
Philadelphia
United Staes
Penrose
Aastions
Enterprise Bank of
Allegheny
Enterprise Witton
Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank
T Lee Clarke
Bonaparte speaks on proposed disfranchisement in Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte addressed a Republican meeting in Baltimore on October 30 urging opposition to a state constitution disfranchisement amendment. He cited the Declaration of Independence and touched on Jefferson and Governor Vardaman to illustrate support and opposition dynamics.
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Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
Jefferson
Vardamian
Mississippi
Heavy Registration Boosts Macon Election Interest
Macon Georgia reports the municipal election registration closure with over 2,700 qualified voters. The November 5 contest features Mayor Bridges Smith versus Judge E Biller, as voter numbers rise by several hundred from prior registrants.
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Macon Ga
Bridges Smith
E Biller
White man arrested during Disturbing Public Worship in Macon Ga
Yor Phillips was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tom Jones on a warrant signed by Rev J B Smith. He is charged with attempting to engage in a fight during services at Whilogham's chapel last night. The prisoner was placed in jail.
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Macon
Yor Phillips
Tom Jones
J B Smith
Phillips
Whilogham's
Locust leaves blamed for poisoning at Arlington asylum
Two more St John Orphans girls fell ill yesterday from a locust bark poisoning that killed three others last week. Physicians blamed the locust trees in the asylum yard for the illness, noting violent convalescence among the victims. Alabama Congressman William Richardson weighs in on federal quarantine control, arguing existing law supports federal authority and calls for cooperation with state health officials to achieve uniform rules.
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Arlington
St John Orphans Asylum
Alabama
Hunteville
Ala
Chattanooga
William Richardson
Richardson
Congress
Senate
United States Marine Hospital Service
Marine Hospital Service
Feders
Indianapolis captain James Wright kills self in despondency
Captain James G Wright aged 39 ended his life by shooting himself in Indianapolis. A prominent business figure for over 50 years, he once captained steamboats on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and held banker roles in Madison and Fort Worth. He reportedly despaired over living too long and left wealth behind.
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Ndianapolis
Ind
James G Wright
Indiana
Wright
Ohio
Micalssippi
Madison
Fort Worth
Tex
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