Attorney General Garland Rumor May Face Resignation
Washington reports circulate that Attorney General Garland may resign soon, though Garland declined to comment. Speculation centers on Cleveland’s renomination strategy and Tammany’s influence in New York, with southern support cited as vital if Garland leaves the cabinet.
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Washineton
Sprerau
New York
Garland
District Telegraph Office
Cleveland
South
Tammany
Lill
Printing Office in a Mess Sparks Public Printer Critique
Washington October 5 Speciau Public Printer Benedict exposes disarray at the government printing office caused by Mr Rounds. Contracts flooded the office as Republican party loyalists filled positions and spending surged. Benedict blames Republican advisers more than the new head, who now trims staff and relies on Rounds appointees.
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Washmeton
Speciau
Benedict
Rounds
Republican Party
Mr. Benedict
Reported Apache Raid Sparks Unconfirmed War Dept Note
Washington on October five reports a possible Apache raid but no official confirmation from the War Department. Mangus is said to lead the party and has not been seen by troops for about a year, with six other Apaches missing. Reports of Mangus being dead are unverified.
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War Department
Mangus
Paches
Norironwealtees
Staucsachusetts
Messenger
Boston
Suffolk
David W. Cobb
Sunfield
DPD. W. Cobb & Co
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
VOM Amonwealge
Massachusetts
Meer Ee Rolie
Edward H. Sanderson
San Francisco
Sann Francisco
California
David W. Emery
Sime
Boston Post
John W.mckill
John H. Paine
Asst
Leonard E. Tilden
Marlborough
New Trampshire
Lima
Lou
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Henry W. Frost
Beneft
Fanny Buckminster Locke
Trogive
Joan W. McKie
Jon Hh.paene
Asst. Register
Jim
Jons W. Mekin
John H. Painey
Sach Court
Charles H. Norton
Scituate
Plymouth
Jonxh W. McKim, Esqui
Mary Shoulder
Sach
Oston
John W. McKim
Abby Clark
Sid
John St. Caine
Mary F.donovan
Joan W. McKist
Joan HW. Paine
Cabinet meeting weighs DA who seeks Congress seat
Washington reports the cabinet, including Endicott, Lamar, Garland, Vilas, and Fairchild, discussed a district attorney nominated for Congress. The panel favoring resignation cited an executive order on federal officials engaging in policy, and the attorney general will notify the incumbent to resign.
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Washingtton
Endicott
Lamar
Garland
Vilas
Fairchild
United States
Congress
Work of train wreckers at Salem endangers Bangor & St. John express
Salem reports a deliberate cedar sleeper placed on rails to derail the Bangor & St. John express No. 71 near Gardner Street. The engine Wellington struck the block, derailed but caused no further damage. Engineer Thoms observed the obstruction and warned of a repeated pattern with three sleepers missing in three weeks.
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Salem
Bangor
Thoms
More Earthquake Shocks Reported in Charleston Area
Reports indicate continued tremors from Summerville and Ninety Six with shocks near Charleston towns. Charleston's relief committee plans to discontinue direct aid as conditions normalize, estimating total funds to fully assist quake victims east of the Alleghenies and in Chicago and beyond.
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Charleston
S. C
Summerville
Ninety-Six
Committee On Relief
Alleghanies
Chicago
Howey Named Republican Governor Nominee in New Jersey
New Jersey Republicans nominate B Frank Howey for governor at the state convention in Trenton on October 5 after William Walter Phelps presides as permanent chairman Howey’s first ballot victory with 205 votes is later made unanimous The platform backs national Republican principles and calls for education protections and tax equalization while opposing contract labor and liquor control policy questions.
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Trenton
N. J
William Walter Phelps
Phelps
5Th
Pak Howey
Warren
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Central Park Obelisk as Art and Public Indifference
T H Barrier argues the Central Park obelisk reveals a broader American habit of public neglect for art. He contends the obelisk’s artistic failings in New York reflect misused funds, poor leadership, and a culture that undervalues art education, urging stronger artist protest and public support for schools and cultural projects.
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Gorringe
New York
Metropolitan Art Museum
Minl Hall
Park Department
Historical Society of New York
Stimson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Luxor
Paris
London
Vatican
Central Park
School of the Art Students’ League
Cerning
Washington
Admiral Farragut
Madison Square
Mgr. Saint-Gaudens
White
Lincoln
Union Square
Seward
Farragut
T. H. Barrier
Rip Cod Liver Oil advert claims purity and superiority
An advertisement promotes Rip Cod Liver Oil as the purest sweetest oil made from fresh livers on the seashore. It cites physician approval and Caswell Hazard & Co of New York as makers. It also touts Juniper Tar Soap as a cure for chapped hands and rough skin, produced by the same firm.
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Caswell, Hazard & CO
New York
Gloucester Fishermen Tell Their Grievances to the Investigating Committee
Gloucester's forenoon Senate hearing examined the fish industry with visits to factories and witnessing landing of halibut. Witnesses included ex-Collector Babson W A Wilcox and Smithsonian Professor Earle. Captain Joyce of the Moro Castle reported smuggling-adjacent seizure actions at Port Hawkesbury and Port Mulgrave inciting a $1600 fine, with armed guards and eventual return home. Senators to depart for Portland next morning.
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W. A. Wilcox
Earle
Smithsonian Institute
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Moro Castle
Port Hawkesbury
Gloucester
North Bay
Bay
Port Mulgrave
Bourinot
Houlette
Ottawa
W Lard
Poole
Coombs
Senators
Portland
Tragic Train Runover in Galesburg Leaves Family Fatalities
Mrs William Cunningham and her children Eddie Millie were struck by a switching train at Galesburg HI. The mother was killed and Eddie suffered a severe leg amputation and cannot survive while Millie sustained injuries including a crushed foot. The flagman was away on his supper break leaving a boy to work.
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William Cunningham
Eddie
Millie
Galesburg
One for the Stranger Wins Cutter Race at MareLeneaD
The Stranger defeats Thetis in a long coastal cutter race despite changing winds. The Stranger led early, swapped leads, and finished 5 hours 28 minutes. Thetis did not finish, two miles behind. The third race of the series is planned for tomorrow with Lt. Henn aboard the Stranger.
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Thetis
William Sprague
Henn
New Haven Yacht Club Fall Regatta Winners Named
The New Haven Yacht Club regatta from Morris Cove ten miles out and back saw Mona win class C with Viking second, Stranger top class D ahead of Wanda, Lilly R. leading open boats, and Ulidia taking the special class.
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New Haven
Veteran of Company C dies after accident near depot
Henry Williams aged 72, carrying $1967, dies instantly after being crushed between two freight cars outside Sarem depot. Dressed in Soldiers' Home Togus attire, he held a month furlough starting Oct 2 and tickets to Danvers. He was a veteran of the Second Regiment.
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Saremm
Sprcrau
Henry Williams
Sarem
Togus
Danvers
Lawrence man drowned fishing on Lake Cochickewick
Carl Hoffman of Lawrence with friends went fishing on Lake Cochickewick in North Andover when their boat capsized. Hoffman drowned and police search for the body.
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Lawrence
Carl Hoffman
Lake Cochickewick
North Andover
Hoffman
Shadows of a Great City at Boston theatres
Afternoon and evening showings listed across Boston venues including Shadows of a Great City Harbor Lights Erminie One of Our Girls Adonis and Howard Athenium Star Specialty Co with varied matinee and 8 pm start times at multiple houses.
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Boston
Boston Museum
Harbor Lights
Globe Theatre
Auctions Classified Sale Schedule for Thursday October 5
Sales at auction listed for this day at 11:30 Stocks R L Day Co 12 m Stoecks Francis Henshaw Co 12 m Granes Horatio Harris Co Boots and Shoes A A Richards Co in New York Horses Albert Howe Co 2 p m Two Libraries C F Libbie Co Real Estate Samuel Hatch Co 12 m Real Estate Holbrook Fox 3 p m Real Estate S R Knights Co 12:20 p m Real Estate Sullivan Bros Boots and Shoes Lippincott Son Co in Philadelphia
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Samuel Hatch € Co
Holbrook & Fox
S. R. Knights & Co
Sullivan Bros. Boots and Shoes
Lippincott, Son & Co
Philadelphia
Marriages in Dorchester and Boston Couples
Marriages reported from Dorchester and Boston include Samuel Clapp and Ella F. Fowler wed October 4 by Rev C B Eliot in Dorchester. Charles Crosby and Grace E. Morse tied the knot in Boston October 4 by Rev Thomas Dawes. William F Temple and Mary A Ferrin wed in the city in September by Rev E F Hale.
Obituary notices from October city deaths list
In this city deaths reported for October include Mary Belding Clum aged 68, Mary Crowell aged 86, John F. Davis aged 64 years 9 months, Charles T. Lynch aged 21 years 9 months 2 days, Ida A Porter, Benjamin F. Clements aged 57, Samuel Gardner Estabrook formerly of Boston aged 49, Thomas L. Hallworth aged 44 years 1 month, William T. Jones aged 46 years 7 months 16 days, Dr Silas Reed aged 75 years 5 months, Charles F. Stevenson aged 30, Sally Tufts widow of Nathan Tufts aged 95 years 11 months 25 days, Emnice Maria Weeks aged 76, with injuries or omissions noted for several locations in Massachusetts and Utah.
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Claremont Park
Mary Belding Clum
J. A. Clum
Fond du Lac
Wis
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Troy
N. Y
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Mary Crowell
Davis
West Roxbury
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Lynch
Charles T. Lynch
Porter
Ida A
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Lynn
Benjamin F. Clements
Esptabrook
New York City
Samuel Gardner Estabrook
Boston
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