Chanler as New York Leader Primed for Possible Presidential Run
James A. Edgerton surveys Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, New York lieutenant governor, as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. Chanler, from New York’s Hudson Valley and a Four Hundred scion, earned respect through governance, rhetoric, and family influence, though Bryan’s nomination overshadowed him.
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Multi-city Briefs Highlight Accidents Politics and Pigeons
Harrisburg notes include a freight conductor killed in yard incident and a furniture sale raising funds. Elks hold a statewide reunion in Scranton. rail and railroad actions play a role in Ohio and Monongalia plans. Other items cover a child’s tragic shooting, a bishop’s frugal end, pigeon shooting in Wilkes-Barre, and political maneuvering in Butler Eaton and Scranton.
Chanler's Bid Faces National Split and Bryan Tide
The piece weighs New York’s 39 electoral votes as pivotal and analyzes Chanler’s presidential prospects amid Republican divides. It notes Hearst’s Independence League may siphon Bryan votes, Chanler’s courtly image and rare “poor man’s lawyer” record, and his study of law and international affairs shaping a national profile.
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Murder at Coney Island Concert Hall
In New York on May 15 two men were shot and killed and a woman wounded at Coney Island by an Italian killer named Louis Poggi of Manhattan. The victims were Max Sweiback of Brooklyn and an unidentified man. Carroll Terry, a 25 year old singer, was wounded in the arm. Poggi fled after firing at the doorway of an Italian restaurant on Bowery Coney Island where the parties faced each other.
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Novelties In Ribbons and Sleeves In Vogue
Fribbles of fashion describe blue brocade ribbons with gold roses, pricey yet duplicable by hand. Sleeves are mostly scant and close fitting, some elbow length, others short with shoulder drapery. A jumper waist pattern shown can be used for new material or remodeling last season’s blouse. send 10 cents for pattern 3564.
Why I Accepted Him Puzzles Mabel George
Stella remarks that people wonder why Mabel accepted him while Mabel questions why she did. The brief exchange captures a domestic puzzle in the Minneapolis Journal's light humor.
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