Congressman's resignation and state election shifts noted
Pennsylvania Democrat James K P Hall announced he will resign from the present House on December 1 handing the seat to Speaker Henderson. He did not seek reelection as redistricting favored Republicans, then he was elected to the Pennsylvania State Senate with a salary start December 1.
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Washington
James KP. Hall
Pennsylvania
Henderson
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Loss of steamer Sylvanus Macy and eighteen crew
In Lake Erie near Port Burwell a south west gale sinks the Sylvanus J Macy. The barge Mabel Wilson towed by the Macy reaches Amherstburg. wreckage spotted southwest of Long Point. Macy owned by P J Ralph & Co Detroit insured for 16500 with crew listed as M W Gotham captain and others.
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Ont
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Macy
Amhersthberg
J. J. Anterson
Albright
Long Point
Wilson
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Lake Erie
Port Burwell
P. J. Ralph & Company
Gotham
Richland City
Wis
Captaino
Goatham
F. Gregory
George Webb
John Nugent
Algoma
Train Wreck Near Avon Leaves Many Injured. Deaths Feared
Indianapolis dispatch reports the St Louis flyer on the Big Four derailed after striking a broken rail near Avon Indiana. The entire train plunged into a cornfield with eight to ten physicians summoned to Danville. Death toll uncertain but believed heavy. passengers include Mrs Anna Englehart and Mrs Stephen Englehart both of Ohio with severe injuries. A separate item notes a later fatal crash on the Pennsylvania line near Safford station.
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President Roosevelts Charleston color clause reply protest
President Roosevelt replies to protests against Dr Crum, a colored appointee, for Charleston port collector. He defends hiring by noting prior colored appointments and urges merit over race while stressing belief in equal opportunity and white and Black progress. Booker T. Washington clarifies his focus on education, not politics.
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Age Herald
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Emperor William
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Roosevelt
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Baron von Demknoesbeck
Mr. White
United States
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