New York Democrats Split Over Sunday Excise Clash
At the diverse convention in New York the opening session was brief and routine while backstage battles shaped the ticket. Perry Belmont spoke but avoided endorsing a third term, as factions formed around representation and control of party machinery, with Tammany prevailing over the state Democracy in metropolis influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysi
Ren- Lull
New York State
Perry Belmont
National Democratic
Hill and
Murphy
Gover Flower
Charles 8. Fairchild
State Democracy
Tammany Men
Gotham
Croker
New Haven
New York City
Tammany
Durrant Case Prosecution Rounds Up Final Witnesses
In San Francisco on September 25 the prosecution closed its case in the Theodore Durrant trial. The final hours focused on strengthening the narrative with witnesses who challenge Durrant’s statements about Blanche Lamont’s disappearance. The key point remains his claim that he last saw Lamont on April 3 before she left for school. Witnesses testified differently, casting doubt on his version.
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San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Durrant
Miss Lamont
Cooper Medical College
Blanche Lamont
Ex Judge Stoddard Seeks Intervention in Huntington Suit
In New Haven on September 25 ex Judge Henry B. Stoddard representing Horace Chittenden of New York trustee of the creditors of A S Hatch Co and A B Hatch and F H Hatch filed in the superior court to intervene in the Collis P Huntington vs Newport News and Mississippi Valley Railroad case and to obtain an order to examine the books. The claim is Huntington owes them and the railroad company one million dollars and that receivership was sought to hinder collection.
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New Haven, Conn
Henry B. Stoddard
Horace Chittenden
New York
A.S. Hatch & Co
A. 8
Hatch
F. H. Hatch
Superior Court
Collis P. Huntington
Newport News and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company
Mass meeting for Cuban revolutionists adjourned at Union League club
Cariaco Sept 25 adjourned general committee meeting for the Sept 50 mass gathering to express sympathy with Cuban revolutionists. Old soldiers and sailors invited. Illinois Federation of Labor Assemblies reports abandoning labor unions’ special meeting to aid the mass event. Mayor Swift to preside. Philadelphia authority invites London Athletic Club and Cambridge athletes to contest meets. outcome depends on Cambridge reply. Phila and Reading coal mine orders restart full-time shifts in Shamokin region. 5000 workers affected, payroll up $20,000 monthly.
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Cariaco
Union League Club
Ilinois
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
London Athletic Club
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Sue McIklr Pa
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Shamokin
New Governor Named for Newfoundland in Sept. 25
Sept 25 reports Sir Herbert Murray has been appointed governor of Newfoundland during a transition period. The selection honors his long service in public affairs and signals continued governance stability for the dominion.
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New Foundland
Lonnox
Sir Herbert Murray
Anti gambling law struck down by district court
Judge Blake in the district court of Gerena Monday declared the anti gambling statute unconstitutional. The report notes various wide ranging items from legal decisions to questionable claims about Pasteur and other world events.
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Blake
Gerena
Mon
Atlanta Journal
Northern Pacific
Rcation
Jackson
Ons
Ameri
Ha’ T
Mia
Corea
Secaema Weke
Paris
Oathat
Pasteur
Mrs Corr Not Guilty Yet Insane verdict handed down
In a Cambria county proceeding the jury found Mrs Corr not guilty for want of sufficient evidence but declared her insane. Testimony from local residents and physicians described her as weak minded or mentally deficient, with several observers noting she did not seem insane. The trial covered multiple juristic actions and adjourned into Monday with civil cases continued.
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J. A. Kinter
Marion
J. O. Rochester
Mrs. Carr
Jackson McMillen
J. E. Vneapher
Carr
Clara Stormer
Eva Bovard
N. W. Stewart
Edith Fleck
J. H. McGinnty
Horace J. Thompson
Isabella van Leer
W. E. Dodson
Kinley Hunter
L. N. Park
Joseph Simpson
Abraham Avey
Aaron Lang
Charles Ellis
D. H. Bee
Commonwealth
Abraham Wallace
James S. Black
Black
Wallace
Center Township
M. Sloan Wier
Ord Bennett
Etta Carnahan
Emma Carnahan
G. W. Schall
Homer
New Florence
Johnstown
Altoona
Joe Kellar
Henry Barkey
Walker G. Bennett
Barkey
Glen Campbell
Bennett
George Kollar
George Golash
Joe Kollar
William Sutherland
William Davis
Cambria County Bar
Discontinued and settled civil cases in unfinished docket
H. T. McCormick vs Jane Sweeny et al was discontinued by the plaintiff Vincent Tonkin vs W T Miller settled Cyrus Crabb vs 8 8 Shafer and H C Shaffer three cases were taken up and tried at the same time The plain tiff sued to recover the price of the patent fence right for five counties of this state sold to the defendant The case was unfinished Wednesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. McCormick
Jane Sweeny
Vincent Tonkin
W. T. Miller
Cyrus Crabb
Shafer
H. ¢. Shaffer
Shatier
Shaving Parlor Reopens With White and Sanford
Mr James A White a tensorial artist who lost a leg and could not work for over a year is back in his shop in the Mikin block He will meet old customers and seek new patronage The remodeled shop advertises easy shaving at White Sanford s shaving parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A White
White
Mikin Block
Warning on Smoking Harms Young Men in Period Ad
An advertisement warns of the harms of cigarette smoking on youth, linking nerves, vitality, and willpower decline to such habits. It promotes a 136 page book from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, offering home treatment guidance and sealed delivery for ten cents in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
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NEW York Democrats
Ely Cource
Hunotington
Fran
A. H. Allison
Mrs. Corr
J. M. Work
Joseph Kollar
Cr. H. Kendall
St. Clair Township
Westmoreland County
Thomas D. Dias
Charlee Hamm
Robert Mitchell
John N. Ake
James Morton
Edward Lingenfelter
Clark Lydick
Cunningham & Fisher, Attorneys
James Ansley
Orphans’ Court of
Trndiana County
Loclour
P. M
Mayne
Washington
Indiana
Eliza Jiehusan
David Blue
E. M. Ansley
James Black
E. M. Ansiey
James McGregor
Apple the
Optician
Indiana County
J.h.brilhart & Son
Sanford & White's
ELKIN
Sanford & White
Philadelphia Street
W. J. Stewart
Thomas Simpson
Borough of
D. W. Simpson
John N. Banks
J A.mcfeatters
Brushvalley Township
F. R. McFeatters
W.S. Daugherty
Fred. Wegley
J. H. Pierce
John Cessna
Court of Common Pleas
Penn’a
William R. McKwain
Benton K. Jamison
William M. Stewart
David &. Robinson
Saltsburg Bank
Saltsburg
Geo W. Hood
Auditor's
Martin Reitz
Austin Welch
James McHenry
Funda
J. N. Banks
Pine Township
Elmer Kellar
Strongstown P. O
Scotia
Victor
Saxony
Fleisher
Germantown
W. P. Cunningham
Philadelphia and
Second Sts
Third Ward
Indiana, Pa
Moritz Salm
American House
Kittanning
Reynolds House
Saltsburg—Central
DR. M. Salm
Costumbas
Choice Family
Fleur
WM. Risinger
E. Frantz
Rowe College
Main St
Conservatory OF Music
DL Rowe, A
United States
Nesbit’s
N. O
J. S. Nesbit
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