Coler Unforgiven and a Ghastly Murder in Manhattan
In New York on September 27 the Coler matter ends with Coler not on the state Democratic ticket while Hill hopes Parker may accept and Ran dolph Guggenheimer could be asked for Lieutenant Governor. Separately a murdered man was found in a West 20th Street restaurant furnace, beheaded, likely wealthy, with waiter Thomas Cogan arrested as a suspect and two medical students as witnesses.
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New York
Hill
Coler
Tammany
Parker
Randolph Guggenheimer
West 20Th Street
Tenderloin
Gilsey House
Broadway
Thomas Cogan
Rita Bell a Countess in Paris Marriage
New York socialite Miss Rita Bell to wed Count Paul Daramon in Paris tomorrow. She is the daughter of Mrs Isaac Bell and sister of James Gordon Bennett, linking to American title interests. The groom’s family includes an American mother and Countess Della Gheredesca, with Count Gheredesca serving at the Italian embassy in Washington.
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Paris
Rita Bell
New York
Paul Daramon
Bell
the Hague
James Gordon Bennett
Raoul Caramon
Isaac Bell
United States
Netherlands
Republican Campaign Opens in Akron with National Leaders
Ohio Republicans launched their campaign in Akron on September 27 with a large crowd from Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Canton and other cities. Bands banners and speeches were planned including remarks by Senator Hanna Secretary of War Root and other national figures as state leaders presided.
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Akron
Ohio Republicans
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Canton
Hanna
War Root
Mascagni To Debut In America At Metropolitan
Pietro Mascagni, famed Italian composer, sails on the Philadelphia for New York. He will conduct an orchestra concert at the Metropolitan Opera House, then perform Cavalleria Rusticana in concert form. His sister is expected to attend as Mascagni meets his first American audience.
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London
Philadelphia
Southampton
New York
Pietro Mascagni
America
Mascagni
United States
Genoa
Metropolitan Opera House
Sis
Chinese pirates threaten coast as fleet readied
Pekin reports Minister Donger asked the board of foreign affairs to dispatch warships from the Foo to clear pirate-infested coasts. Viceroy Yuan Kai is expected to order a fleet out today amid rising security concerns.
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Pekin
Donger
Board Foreign Affairs
Foo
Yuan Kai
Statue Planned for Hamlet Terrace at Elsinore
Copenhagen September 27 A committee is formed to erect a statue of William Shakespeare in the open space opposite Hamlet Terrace at Kronborg Castle Elsinore where Shakespeare placed Hamlet and the ghost scene.
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Copenhagen
William Shakespere
Kranberg Castle
Elsinore
Shakespere
Hamlet
Murdered His Wife Case At New York Apartments
Henry G. Rose stage manager at Garrick Theatre shot and killed his wife in her Thirtieth Street apartment. He claims he found her entertaining Samuel F. Adams a wealthy real estate man. Etta Peterson a servant denies the visitor story.
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New York
Henry G. Rose
Garrick Theatre
Thieve Apartments
West Thirty-third Street
Samuel F. Adams
Etta Peterons
Rose
Monument to Kossuth to be unveiled in Cleveland
Delegations from Magyar societies in Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Indiana and other states gather for the dedication of a Kossuth monument to be unveiled tomorrow. The bronze statue by Andreas Todt duplicates the Budapest statue and features a soldier statesman in hussar dress with sword. A monster parade will feature Kossuth hats reflecting 19th century style.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virgina
West Virginia
Indiana
Louis Kossuth
Hungary
Andreas Todt
Kossuth
Budapest
Detectives Seek Laura Biggar in Bennett Estate Fraud
In Long Branch New Jersey detectives with a warrant search for Laura Biggar who has suddenly disappeared. They say the actress faces imprisonment for alleged fraud over Bennett's estate and stands to lose nine hundred nine thousand dollars provided by the will.
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Long Branch
N. J
Laura Biggar
Bennett
New British Ambassador Sails Homeward for Washington
London Sept 27 Sir Michael Herbert the new British ambassador to the United States sailed for New York today saying he feels like going home He stated Washington is the one post where one feels thoroughly at home It is understood Britain will back Secretly Hay in protesting the treatment of Jews in Romania
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London
Michael Herbert
United States
New York
Wasington
Great Britain
Roumania
Massachusetts
Alaska
West
Rhode Island
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
California
Idaho
Washington
Lord Roseberry to marry Lady Naylor Leyland
London September 27, close political friends announce that Lord Roseberry will wed Lady Naylor Leyland formerly Jennie Chamberlin of New York widow of Sir Herbert Leyland. The pairing links prominent political circles and combines British peerage with American social prominence, signaling a high society alliance.
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Lord Roseberry
Lady Leyland
New York
London
Naylor Leyland
Jennie Chamberlin
Snow
Sir Herbert Leyland
Building collapse scars city street construction mishap
The front part of a nine story building for Henry S Willard near the New Willard Hotel collapsed this morning in Washington. A crowd of travelers escaped injury by luck as two iron columns supporting the wall gave way. One laborer was harmed in the incident.
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Washington
Henry
Willard
New Willard Hotel
Oyster Season Delayed by Gale and Rain
A stormy coast from Biloxi Mississippi has slowed the oyster season. Heavy clouds, showers, and rough seas kept seafarers ashore as the unsettled weather postponed opening. Bohemian workers began arriving to staff Biloxi canneries, with four more plants to hire by the 15th, bringing several thousand workers to the coast.
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Biloxi
Miss
Gulf
Lopez & Dukate
Theosophists to Meet in Chicago Convention Opens Tomorrow
Delegates and visitors arrive for the sixteenth annual Theosophical Society of America convention in Chicago. The three day gathering will draw representatives from the world and all U S states Canada Mexico and Hawaii. Reports promise continued growth of the movement in this country.
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Chicago
Ill
The
Theosophical Society of America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Hawaiian Islands
Pay Director Putnam to Retire at 62
New York reports Pay Director Edwin Putnam will retire after reaching 62 tomorrow. A popular officer and general store keeper at the New York Navy Yard, he served a quarter century and will retire with Rear Admiral rank and pay. He may stay on briefly to supervise the office until a successor is chosen.
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New York
Navy
Edwin Putnam
New York Navy Yard
Hoe
Navy Yard
Child saved after eating wild mushrooms near Hazlehurst
Hazlehurst Mississippi September 27 A three year old child of B W Templeton ate wild mushrooms in the yard. The child suffered paroxysms before being found. Dr W H Frizell arrived in time to save the life. The child is reported doing well this morning and out of danger.
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Hazlehurst
Miss
B. W. Templeton
W. H. Frizell
Corinth Cotton Receipts Increase In Ginning Season
Corinth Mississippi September 27 about 600 bales of cotton have been received by wagon this season in Corinth. The figure contrasts with only fifteen bales received in September of the previous year, signaling a sharp rise in local cotton movement.
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Corinth
Corinth, Miss
Union Castle May Tie With Morgan in Ship Combine
Captain I. M. Wait, general manager of Union Castle line, sailed for New York on the Philadelphia to discuss a possible ship combine with Morgan. The move signals potential entry of Union Castle into the proposed alliance.
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Union Castle Line
Morgan
South Hampton
I. M. Wait
New York
Philadephis
Promissory Note Validity Spurred by Delivery Date Rule
A Kentucky court of appeals ruling upholds a promissory note as valid if delivery occurs on a day different from its execution. The piece also surveys social topics from co education to bachelor surplus, municipal reform growth, and regional marriage imbalance across states and territories, noting rising urban reform and persistent bachelor excess in the East versus sparse spinsters in the West.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
BILL ARP RECOUNTS ILLNESS AND FAMILY CARE
Bill Arp writes from Atlanta about recovering from a dangerous illness with nurses and doctors tending him. He honors his family for nursing him, notes his renewed strength, and jokes about Teddy and a southern audience, signing off as a patriarch who hopes to visit again.
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David
Relief Corps
South
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Teddy
Blue Mountain College
Mississippi
Asheville
Dr. Wharton
Council fires Mayor Ames amid bribery charges in Minneapolis
The city council removed Mayor Ames from the payroll and he faces bribery accusations. Concurrently, in Ashland a striker mob halted a train and drove off crew amid unrest as soldiers were dispatched to the scene.
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Ames
Minneapolis
Ashland
Fight Butterine Law in Illinois Sparked by Oleo Makers
Information shows leading oleomargarine manufacturers plan a major fight against the Butterine law. Output across the Central West has fallen by more than two thirds since the tax went into effect. Plans remain undecided but likely include challenging the law's constitutionality raised on the colored product tax.
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Joago
Ill
Lynching Feared in Bacon's Neck Slaying of Constable
Several hundred farmers scoured the woods around Bacon's Neck in BrIGetown New Jersey after Samuel Greenage a negro killed Constable Henry Buick who had arrested him for threatening his wife. Searches continued overnight amid fear of a lynching if the suspect is captured.
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Brigetown
N. J
Bacon's Neck
Samuel Greenage
Henry Buick
President Roosevelt Improves. Cabinet Admitted
Washington reports the president feels much improved this morning and his physicians order only essential business. Cabinet members were admitted to the sick room as part of the day’s developments. Texarkana notes a territorial charter granted to the Kansas Oklahoma Central & Southwestern railroad with a 311.5 million capital. The line would run from Cedarville Kansas through Stillwater Guthrie and El Reno Oklahoma to Kirkland Texas, with branches to Fort Smith Arkansas and Woodward Oklahoma, totaling about 640 miles.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Texarkana
Kansas, Oklahoma Central & Southwestern Railroad
Cedarville
Stillwater
Guthrie
el Reno
Okl
Kirkland
Texas
Fort Smith
Ark
Woodward
Okla
Indiana Photographers Meet in Marion in Annual Session
Indiana Photographers Art League convened in Marion on September 27 with strong attendance of state photographers. An exhibit of amateur photographs will be judged by a committee of experts, awarding valuable prizes for the best entries alongside papers and discussions on the latest photography developments.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana Photographers’ Art League
Virginia's Football Outlook For 1906 Season
Charlottesville Virginia September 27 The University of Virginia football team lined up for its last game of the season facing Washington and Lee University. The Virginia squad shows good material and a bright outlook for a successful season with games scheduled against Lehigh North Carolina and the Carlisle Indians and likely Princeton and Pennsylvania if rates agree.
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Virginia
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee University
Lehigh
North Carolina
Carlisle Indians
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Burned Justice Brewer Injured Cleaning Brush at Summer Home
United States Supreme Justice David Brewer was badly burned at his Burlington summer home while cleaning brush with gasoline. In Washington officials announced ambassadorial appointments with McCormick moving from Vienna to St Petersburg and replacements named for Austria Spain and Sweden, to take effect in November.
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Burlington, Vt
David Brewer
Washington
State Department
Ambassador McCormick
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Tower
Andrew Whites
Bellamy Storer
Austria
Arthur 5. Hardy
New Hampshire
Spain
Charles Pate Bryant
Swietland
Davis Thompson Nebras
Bryant
Strike for prompt pay by Shawnee railroad workers
Four hundred machinists boiler makers blacksmiths and woodworkers walked out Friday at the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railroad car shops in Shawnee Oklahoma. They demand monthly pay on time as under the old management and state the strike is over pay delays and wage fairness.
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Oklahoma
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Shawnee
Okla
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