Registration List Pleases Democrats In Urban Vote Surge
The supplementary registration for Democratic caucuses closed at 10 p.m. with a net of 101,062 voters. Yesterday’s turnout was largely Democratic, while Republicans admit defeat. The city saw heavy transport to the Old Court House to register, with ward and candidate battles driving the day. Heeler operatives profited on the crowd as registration officials, clerks, and election workers labored through the night. The process involved multiple oaths and assessments before final registration as voters.
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Old Court House
Charlestown
Horgan
Fitzgerald
Roxbury
Ward 17
John J. Mansfield
James H. Curley
House of Representatives
Lydon
Senate
Boston
Francis J. Horgan
Lomasney
City Hall
Heelers
Lincoln
Heeler
Court Square
Bill
Mark
Easy Street
Easy Mark
Wini
Sedepelpeessaryiperesee Pee Ccaepewesersesses
Kiley
Common Council
Lymaaney
Keenan
Hendricks Club
P. Edwi Dufee
Hart
Lomasnéy
Congressmantzgerald
Duke Leaves for Winnipeg on Royal Canadian Tour
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall depart Ottawa en route to Winnipeg, completing a 48 hour westward run from the capital. Crowds greet them at stations across Ontario, including Almonte, Arnprior and Renfrew, as officials bid farewell. The party travels on the Canadian Pacific line with a pilot special carrying the Countess of Minto, Premier Laurier, and others, and plans further travel toward the Pacific coast.
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North Bay
Countess of Minto
Laurier
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ottawa River
Douglass Campaign Rally in East Boston Ward 2
A rally supporting ex representative John J. Douglass for re election was held at Hibernian Hall East Boston. Douglass criticized representative Healeys subway referendum vote while Francis J Horgan who was expected to speak for the Senate race remained detained in Ward 8 and did not attend.
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John J. Douglass
Hibernian Hall
Boston
Douglass
Representative Healey
Francis J. Horgan
Senate
Ward 8
Roxbury Social Club Endorses Boston Mayor and Rep Candidates
At a regular meeting held at 216 Cabot Street the Roxbury Social Club voted unanimously to endorse General P. A. Collins for Mayor of Boston and to support John F. White and Thomas F. Fallon for the Boston House of Representatives.
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Roxbury
Cabot Street
P. A. Collins
Boston
John F. White
Thomas F. Fallon
House of Representatives
Tow Names for Mayor in New York City Republican Nominating Convention
The Republican city convention met at noon to nominate a Mayor, Controller, and president of the Board of Aldermen. Leaders including Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff attended as the platform denounced Tammany Hall, pledging to end blackmail and promote liberty within order. They ratified Low, Grout, and Fornes by acclamation.
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New York City
Seth Low
Edward M
Grout
Board of Alder
men—Charrles V. Fornes
New York
Board of Aldermen
Woodruff
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick 8. Gibbs
Robert C. Morris
Jacob Brenner
F. Norton Goddard
Tammany Hall
Police Department
Tammany Hall Administration
Tammany
Conference Committee
Keepers
Messrs. Low, Grout
Fornes
Jones cemetery meeting backs Mahoney senate bid Charlestown Cambridge
A Cambridge group held a meeting to endorse John J. Mahoney for senate in the Charlestown East Cambridge district. Rallies supporting Mahoney planned for this evening in Charlestown at Silom Place Hayes Square Peter F Taub Moulton Association and the Short- Te Associations.
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Jones Semetey
Cambridge
John J.mahoney
Charlestown
Mr. Mahoney
Silom
Hayes Square
Peter F. Taub
Moulton
Jury Hears McKinley Assassination Case Man Sacrificed For Law and Order
The Buffalo jury hears pleas and evidence in the McKinley assassination case. Judge Lewis warns against lynch law and emphasizes the need for a proper trial. Justice White charges the jury on homicide degrees as District Attorney Penney presents the case against Leon Czolgosz. The verdict soon follows after detailed arguments and emotional testimony.
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White
Willam McKinney
Czolgosz Family Examined in Buffalo Visit
The Czolgosz family including Paul Czolgosz and Waldeck Czolgosz arrived in Buffalo from Cleveland and were subjected to a strict examination by Assistant District Attorney Frederick Haller in the presence of city officials and investigators.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Paul Czolgosz
Waldeck Czolgosz
Victoria Czolgosz
Cleveland
Frederick Haller
Cusack
Last Of The Testimony In President McKinley Case
Samuel J. Fields chief engineer of the Pan American Exposition testified about a floor plan figure in the Temple of Music. Dr Mann gave cross examination on the President's death. Witnesses Babcock Rice and Quackenbush gave versions of the shooting. Quackenbush related meeting with the prisoner who said he killed the President as his duty and had watched him for days for a chance to shoot. He gave a motive tied to opposition to the present form of government.
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Buffalo
McKinley
Congress
Titus
Penney
Temple of Music
United States
Justice White
Tectives
Geary
Solo
Police
Leon
Cleveland
Paul Czolgosz
Waldeck Czolgosz
Czolgosz
Victoria
Warrensville
Waldeck
Jacob
John
Fort Wayne
Ind
West Seneca
Frank Snider
Czolgoszes
Mr. Haller
Czolgoszcs
Samuel J. Fields
Dr. Mann
Lewis L. Babcock
Edward E. Rice
G. L. Quackenbush
Eya
Mr. Quackenbush
Quackenbush
Mr. Penney
Free Society
A. L. Gauwizher
George A. Foster
Francis P. O’brien
Seventy-third United States Artillery
Louis Neff
Britschey
H. F. Henshaw
John Branch
Bull
Buffalo Police
Exposition Grounds
Horgan Defines Issue At District Rally
Francis J. Horgan, candidate for the third district senatorial nomination, spoke at a district rally amid strong exchanges. He defended his record, attacked Lomasney and Keenan, and charged manipulation of voter rolls, while Laomasney faced counterclaims of gain from politics and influence over registration efforts and contracts.
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Horgan
Motives and testimony in the McKinley assassination trial
Testimony details Czolgosz claims of anarchy free love and influence by Emma Goldman and others. Secret Service officers recount the shooting and seizure of the assassin, with witnesses describing the moments at the Temple of Music and the prisoner’s stated motive to murder President McKinley.
Miss Goldman Freed by New York Magistrate
Emma Goldman, alleged anarchist leader, released by order of Justice Prindiville. City attorney said higher court freed her coconspirators and found no evidence against her. She, with Mrs. Abraham Isaak and Marie Isaak, rode away to the Isaak home amid a quiet crowd.
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Chicago
Prindiville
Emma Goldman
Owens
Miss Goldman
Abraham Isaak
Marie Isaak
Izaak
Most Case Indefinitely Postponed in Anarchist Trial
The case against Ohann Most, anarchist publisher of an incendiary article, was adjourned indefinitely at the Court of Special Sessions in New York. Justices Holbrook Jerome and Hinsdale postponed after a conference, noting Most is jailed in default of bail.
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New York
Ohann Most
Court of Special Sessions
Holbrook
Jerome
Hinsdale
Most
S. E
International Amerlaton Bridge and Structure Work Session
A session at Paine Memorial Hall yesterday focused on creden ing's matters for the International Amerlaton bridge and structural work. The meeting convened at 9 o'clock to consider credentials and related issues.
Saftig linked to Czolgost in St Louis stemming from assassination plot
Saftig, jailed for petty larceny at a St Louis dry goods store, claims ties to Czolgost also known as Nieman. He recounts meeting Harrigan in New York, traveling to Buffalo, and handling a revolver under a handkerchief for the plot preceding the President's death.
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ST. Louis
Ea Saftig
Czolgosz
Desmond
Saftig
Frank Harrigan
New York
Saffig
Harrigan
Buffalo
St. Louisa
Czolgoss
Associated Press
Chicago
Nieman
West Twenty-sixth Pee
New York City
West Twenty-sixth Street
Mrs McKinley Improves as Family Hears Encouraging News
In Canton Ohio Sept 24 doctors report Mrs McKinley is improving and responding to care. Dr Rixey notes she is better today with increased interest in daily tasks. A cemetery visit and longer country drive accompany her recovery progress as relatives hold cautious hope.
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Canton, CO
McKinley
Death of Rev George Purves D D LL D pastor
The Rev George Purves D D LL D pastor of the Fifth Presbyterian Church New York and moderator of the synod died suddenly at his residence 30 West Fifty eighth street at 10 o'clock tonight after a brief illness. He had been connected with Princeton University since his arrival in April and leaves a widow and seven children.
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Oh York
George Purves
Irene “Presbyterian Church
New Yord
West Fifty Eighth Street
Reet
Orlock
Nile
Te Purves
Princeton
Princeton University
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