Blizzard Roars Through Northwestern Pennsylvania
North western Pennsylvania suffers a blizzard with 1 to 5 inches of snow in Oil City Titusville Meadville and Corey while Pittsburg reports flurries. Snow extends to Gulf States and Kentucky with a broad cold wave across the nation and a gradual warm up forecast for Sunday.
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Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Appalachian Mountain
Boston Weather Forecast Warns of Warmer Temperatures
Forecasts for Boston and New England call for fair and cooler conditions on Saturday and Sunday with gradually rising temperatures. Brisk northwest winds will ease by Saturday night along the Atlantic coast.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
Atlantic
College gridiron previews from the Ivy League slate
Harvard eyes victory over West Point while Yale predicts three touchdowns. Dartmouth faces Princeton with many games on local grids. Cornwell Williams games canceled due to a player's death. Herrmann cites Fogel aware of Reds Phillies deal. Harvard and Tech run cross country today. Fletcher claims contracts with 62 star players.
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West Point
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cornwell Williams
Herrmann
Fogel
Reds
Phillies
Tech
Fletcher
Malden leader fined for delaying funeral procession
Charles C. Swett former Malden alderman and Melrose real estate head was fined $10 by Judge Bruce in Malden court for interrupting a funeral procession in Everett on October 16. He pleaded not guilty and appealed.
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Charles C. Swett
Malden
Root Hints Candidacy at Taft Rally in New York
Senator Elihu Root spoke at the Manhattan Casino in New York City in the state campaign. He avoided direct 1912 talk and declared for Taft unless he could not be elected, prompting Roosevelt allies to read a possible indirect support for Roosevelt.
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Elihu Root
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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New York State
Root
Taft
Root Offers Forecast on Taft and 1912 Nomination
Senator Root said Taft could be the party’s natural 1912 nominee unless a crushing defeat repudiates his administration. He urged Republicans not to rebuke Roosevelt by voting against the gubernatorial candidate and warned that New York’s result could steer the national convention toward Roosevelt or more radical leaders. He did not secure Roosevelt’s pledge on 1912, and criticized Tammany Hall while stressing issues facing the state.
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Taft
United States
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Saratoga
New York
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Roosevelt
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Middle West
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Tammany Hall
Tammany
Notice to subscribers on temporary halt of advertising
Special notice explains a temporary cessation of advertising due to rising applications under the new rate schedule and thousands of uncompleted orders. It asks subscribers to allow reasonable delays in filling orders while the company continues to receive applications at Boston offices 119 Milk Street and 165 Tremont Street or by Fort Hill 7600 telephone.
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Milk Street
Tremont Street
Fort Hill
Draper Calls for Reduction of State Commissions
Campaigns for both parties heated up with rallies in multiple cities. Democratic leaders including Foss Cassidy and Vahey criticized Draper while Republicans led by Draper and Lodge spoke in Lynn and Salem promising broad cuts to state commissions.
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Foss
Northampton
Easthampton
Cassidy
James H. Vahey
Fitzgerald
Rockland
Whitman
Abington
Boston
Draper
Foss Sees Democratic Wave Across the State
Northampton October 28 The Post reports Eugene N Foss predicts a Democratic victory statewide. He cites aroused western voters and protests against the Payne Aldrich tariff as driving the tide. He asserts Senator Lodge will not return to the U S Senate and promises a victory message in Boston at noon tomorrow.
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Fourteenth District
Senator Lodge
United States Senate
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
State Campaign Echoes in Salem Gubernatorial Debate
In Salem on October 28 EBEN S. DRAPER notes the governor has no power over tariff or reciprocity with Canada and that longtime Democratic voters now ally with Republicans. He urges a rebuke of those abusing party powers during the gubernatorial nomination.
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Salem
Canada
Eben S. Draper
Missionaries Patton Begin World Voyage From Port
The Rev and Mrs C H Patton children Augusta and Catherine sail this morning aboard the Canopic as missionaries of the American Board of Foreign Missions. They will visit board stations in various parts of the world on a journey around the globe.
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American Board of Foreign Missions
Canopic
Pattons
Augusta
Catherine
Draper vows commission cuts while praising workers' compensation study
Governor Draper told a Lynn rally that Massachusetts has too many commissions and must cut the total next year. He singled out the commission studying workingmen's compensation as a vital, beneficial measure, praising its importance and urging progress.
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Draper
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Massachusetts
White Says He Will Not Wed Pauline Chase
New York Oct 28 reports say Claude Grahame White denied any engagement to Pauline Chase the Pink Pajama Girl and dismissed rumors of a union with her He confirmed interest in Eleonora Sears of Boston but gave no engagement date or plans The aviation pioneer's remarks stirred renewed talk about his marriage prospects and technology debates dominated headlines.
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Pauline Chase
New York
Eleonora Sears
Boston
Claude Grahame-White
Sears
Mr. Grahame-White
Mr. White
Aviator Mr White Denies Engagement to Miss Chase
Reporters find Mr White supervising a 100 horsepower Bleriot as rumors link him to Miss Sears. He denies engagement with Miss Chase, asserts he is not engaged to her, and says rumors of paying attention to Miss Sears forced the public denial. Miss Chase is surprised by the denial while acting in Our Miss Gibbs. Grahame White remains closely associated with Miss Sears at the aviator meet.
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Sears
Boston
Miss Chase
Pauline Chase
Charles Frohman
Miss Gibbbs
Johnstone Lionized by Crowds at Belmont Park
The crowd at Belmont Park honored Ralph Johnstone from Middle Island Village Long Island after he raised the American altitude record to 8471 feet in the international aviation meet. This is his second record in the event.
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New York
Belmont Park
Ralph Johnstone
Middle Island Village
Long Island
Bride and groom tied and shipped in crate near Toledo
H A Kellar and Miss Hazel E Halderman were married in Leipsic then seized by friends on the way to the station. They were bound with ropes and placed in a large wooden crate resembling a livestock shipping crate with chairs at each end. At midnight they were freed and left for the East.
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H. A. Kellar
Columbiana
Hazel E. Halderman
Halderman
Leipsic
East
Jury Indicts Mrs Dodge in Vermont Murder Case
A grand jury in Lunenburg Vermont returns a true bill against Mrs J Marshall Dodge for the murder of William Heath on September 17. Trial likely in January at an adjourned session. Dodge, among the town’s wealthiest residents, faces a volatile motive dispute over the painter Heath.
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J. Marshall Dodge
William Heath
Essex County
Vermont
Heath
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