Rival Candidates For Mayor In Three Cornered New York Campaign
New York City politics heat up as three candidates Jerome McClellan and Ivins address six to eight meetings daily across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Ex president Cleveland endorses McClellan amid harsh attacks and Hearst campaigners rally for municipal ownership.
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Audress
Grover Cleveland
Indersex McClellan
New York
New York Cty
William Weavers Jerome
Charles A. Flammer
George B. McClellan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Jeromealee
McClellan
Wiliam M. Ivins
Ivins
America
Higgins
William Randolph Hearst
Municipal Ownership League
Roosevelt's Vessel Collides At Sea On River Run
New Orleans dispatch says the Magno la lighthouse tender carrying President Roosevelt collided with a fruit steamer sixty miles down the river at midnight. The president and his party were rescued and this morning boarded the battleship West Virginia for the return voyage.
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Age
New Orleans
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Cable Breaks Over Main Street Hazard to Worker
A Central Union Telephone line failed Friday morning when a heavy Main Street cable broke at Sixth. A lineman straddled the messenger and grabbed another to avoid a fall as ends crashed onto a live electric line, briefly suspending service while crews made repairs.
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Central Union Telephone Company
Sixth and Main Streets
Bell Telephone Company
Main Street
Sixth and
Main Streets
Silver Service Presented to Coshocton Church
A handsome silver communion service was presented to Coshocton Christian church last evening by Rev. Dr. Dunlap in memory of the late Rev. Dr. Enoch Peters former Willow Brook pastor. The gift was presented at the Shaw home after a Lady Gleaners session attended by the conference executive board. Also notes that Joseph Sawyer, post office special delivery man, is off for a week’s vacation as Uncle Sam aresh Mercury.
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Coshocton
Joseph Sawyer
Sam
Coker Auto Car Struck By Freight At Walnut Street Crossing
At noon Friday the Eckert auto passenger car was hit by a freight engine at the Panhandle railroad crossing on Walnut street. The impact bent the axle and turned the car, but the passengers escaped injury and reached the Wheeling station to catch their train. Driver Emery blamed poor visibility of signals at the crossing.
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Eckert Auto
Walnut Street
Panhandle
Wheeling
Panhendle
Emery
Good Roads Movement In Coshocton Raises Hope For County Convention
An enthusiastic assembly in Coshocton led to a planned county good roads convention next Thursday. Sessions include morning organization, afternoon funding discussion, and an evening lecture by Col. Moore on Roads of the World with stereoptical views. Committees were named to invite farmers, raise $200, and arrange the event, with meetings slated at Boyd & McConnell’s and Grace M. E. church likely hosting.
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Coshocton
Boyd ‘“& McConnell
Cffice
Col. Moore
Grace M. E
Boyd & McConnell
W. A. Smith
Robert Boyd
Wellington E. Loucks
National
Louck
Smith
Messrs
C. E. Ransom
George Caton
Louis Brendel
T. L. Montgomery
H.C. Herbig
W. 8. Hutchinson
E. Anderson
Jos. L. Rue
Boyd & MccConnell
Trials for Pointer and Setter Gold Medal Near Finish
Field trials near Avon kennels ran all day with pairs Max and Filat Lady and Queen Duke and Vic Jesse and Belle King and Max. Eleven quail found. Final eight dogs to run Monday morning under judges Fred Munn James Schepler and William Valentine as crowds enjoyed ideal conditions.
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Avon Kennels
Max
T. G. Robson
Filat
P. M. Pettit
Lady
W. M. Smith
T. O. Robson
Duke
C. F. Prince
Queen
C. D. Brooke
Jesse
Vic
J. C. Rodgers
Robert Greer
Belle
Clint Martin
King
Max Wd
Rogers
Rodger
Maz
Martip
Belle Prince
Rab
Son
Mas
Petit
Fritz
Smith
Fred Munn
Mace
Will ‘Ward
James Schepler
William Valentine
Roses and court cases in Squire’s Court and Canalton
Thomas Smith praises Route 2 roses plucked in October from Jacob Lahna’s garden in Squire’s Court. Jackson swears out a warrant for Charles J. Noss on assault and battery. Noss fined a dollar and costs. At Cannelton Indiana, 11 year old Lanie Flaiback accidentally shoots sister Mag-11 with a shotgun, then attempts drowning.
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Thomas Smith
Jacob Lahna
Squire’s Court
Jackson
Squire Wimmer
Noss
Officer Courtwright
Squire
Cannelton
Ind
Lanie Flaiback
Mag- 11
Optical firm opens new Coshocton store at Almack block
R V Lee and Co optical experts have opened in Coshocton occupying the east room of the Almack building on Main street. The firm features modern instruments for eye testing and Mr Lee brings experience from Cleveland with prominent optical houses. Burglars entered Edward Hall Graves residence in South Orange NJ while the family was away.
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R. V. Lee & Co
Coshocton
Almack Building
Main Street
Lee
Cleveland
Forest City
Edward Hall Graves
South Orange
Fam
Lecture replacement for Dr Hillis in Coshocton
Coshocton will not host Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis on November 6. The bureau shutdown prompts a substitute: the Whitney Brothers quartet with reader, touring as a prominent musical act. Their show is set for November 16, tickets valid, followed by Robeson’s illustrated Russia talk November 18.
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Coshocton
Newell Dwight Hillis
Bureau
Peoples
Hillis
Clark
Columbus
Whitney Brothers’ Quartette
Robeson
Russia
Oie Pan
Dr. His
Tobacco manufacturers meet at Hotel Astor in New York
Independent New York reports an Oct 27 session of the Tobacco Manufacturers’ association at the Hotel Astor. Forty two manufacturers attended in person. President Ham Viller of Philadelphia, secretary Walt Ho Friedlander, and engineer John Wo Surbrag of New York led discussions with Henry W Taft who is investigating the alleged tobacco trust.
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New York
Tobacco Mamildetuneis
United States
Sie Hotel Astor
Tobacco Trust Fortetwo
Hiam Viller
Roosevelt to be absent from American soil three days
After nine hours of entertainment in New Orleans on October 27 President Roosevelt boarded the Magnolia for Washington and was transferred to the armored cruiser West Virginia offshore. He will be away for three days, the first time a president has left U.S. soil during his term, though wireless telegraphy will keep him in contact with shore.
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Roosevelt
New Orleans
South
Magnolia
Logan
National
West Virginia
American Cor
Royal Yacht Under Steam Forces Russian Strike Action
In St Petersburg on October 27 ministers rushed to finish drafts for a reaperable council of ministers and a revised law on freedom of assembly amid a broad strike. Railways, naval yards, and officials join the work stoppage as authorities move to quell unrest by warning of decisive force. A Siberian strike also begins on the Siberian railroad, with rail traffic irregular and famine relief efforts prioritized.
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St. Petersburg
Council of Ministers
Cronstadt
Strela
Peterhoof
Admiralty Wouke
Ministry of Railroads
Moscow
Ig Almeet
Trenel
St. Petene
Trepoy
Annexation Talk Targets American Minister in Havana
The administration papers discuss annexation to the United States tied to an Anglo Cuban treaty and accuse American minister Herbert G. Squiera of involvement. An unauthorized report claims recall may be requested, treated as a joke. One theory says the government clings to the treaty to prevent Greece from withdrawing its legation to Cuba as a ward of the United States.
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United States
Herbert G. Squiera
Squiers
Shere
Bria Wll
Cube
Suntali
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Optical Firm Pens New Store
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Henry W. Taft
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