Gubernatorial race stirs New York politics in 1905
The piece covers Hughes and Hearst campaigning across Greater New York, with Strauss and Murphy fueling party clashes. It notes Hearst’s throat trouble but continued speaking in Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island, while Hughes raids upstate and downstate for votes amid anti trust debates and party lines. It also reports tuberculosis rising in the navy per Admiral Rixey.
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Potical Sera Eo
Wiehard Croker
Law
Utica
Wislonmo
William J. Bryan
Bird
Coler
Brooklyn
William R. Hearst
Charles &.Muxhes
Democratic Independence League
Greater
New York
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Hearst
Kings
Queens
Campaix
Hearst
Long Island City
Queens County
Hughes
Manhattan
Candi
Catskill
Long Island
Upstate
Oscar S. Strauss
Roosevelt
Strauss
Buffalo
Henry B. Martin
American Antitrust League
Outing Night Gowns Offer Comfort In Winter Wear
Outing Night Gowns promise warmth and comfort for Minnesota winters. These well made gowns come in large full sizes with a good look and quality, costing only a trifle more than the material.
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Minnesota
Machinists Strike Ends on Southern Railway
Washington November 3 The machinists strike on the Southern railway over wage demands has ended. Workers will return to duty Monday with those who stayed at work continuing, and those employed during the strike to be retired from shops but may be reassigned or rehired later. Wages offered before the strike will apply and arbitration of the wage difference has been accepted.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Rixey
Theavy
Admiral Rixey
Canal Zone
Columbia
Southern Railway
Wages to Rise for Pennsylvania Railway Workers
The Public Ledger reports wage increases for all Pennsylvania railway employees on lines east and west of Pittsburgh. About 133,565 workers would be affected, with a tentative Dec 1 effective date and a possible 10 percent raise for staff earning under 500 dollars monthly, impacting a payroll near 10 million dollars monthly.
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Philadelphia
the Public Ledger
Pennsylvania Railway
Pittsburg
International Through Traffic Arrangements Discussed
Cincinnati November 3. M E Ingalls chairman of the Big Four board met S A Pope assistant to the general manager of the Great Western railway of England to discuss through freight and passenger ticket arrangements between the United States and Great Britain. Pope said freight could be billed through to Inland English cities from inland American cities and passenger tickets could cover travel from Cincinnati to interior Britain. The project lacks details but is believed destined to succeed.
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Cincinnati
Great Britain
United States
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four Board
S. A. Pope
Great Western Railway of
England
County grand jury probes Los Angeles registration frauds
Los Angeles on November 3 reported the county grand jury is investigating registration frauds uncovered in the city. Over 8,000 registered names were found by comparison with the great register to be duplicates or entirely fraudulent.
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Los Angeles
Five indictments for peonage returned in Atlanta
Atlanta Ga Nov three five indictments for peonage against well known manufacturers were returned by the federal grand jury following a special government investigation.
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Atlanta, Ga
Japan to Build Big Battleship
London dispatch reports The Daily Telegraph stating Japan plans to start a battleship larger than the Dreadnought by 10,000 tons displacement. The account notes the announcement as a development in naval arms.
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Japan
London
The
Daily Telegraph
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