New York Mayor Gamble and Tammany Shakeup Rumors
New York voters face a potential mayoral term upheaval as Mayor elect Gaynor hints at resignation if the board of estimates remains hostile. John Purroy Mitchel pledges readiness to assume mayoral duties if needed. The Tribune predicts Charles F Murphy will resign from Tammany Hall leadership, while Patrick H McCarren’s influence lingers in Brooklyn politics.
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New York
W. J. Gaynor
Bronx
Gaynor
H Ostile
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Brooklia
Deventh
McCarren
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
A medical ad claims Sion Digestion fs complaint as a common dyspepsia form. It argues poor digestion stems from lifestyle and stress, urging use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to digest food, strengthen gastric glands, and restore stomach function. The pitch offers 50 cents per package and free sample by writing to F A Stuart Company, 156 Stuart Building, Marshall, Mich.
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Imdb
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Mareball, Mich
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Gardner and Milas Mansfield
Mrs. Mary A. Gardner of Chicago visits Mrs. Alfred Reese at 85 East street. Milas Corinne Mansfield to be married Nov 16 honored by Mrs Martin Rehfuss Jr. A 500 club forms, meets biweekly at member homes. Members include Stella Dippel Anna Froymeier Bertha Guedelhoefer Hosabelle Martin Mary Ryan Emma Bardegan Mabel Smith Anna Vandarsaar May Wands Louise McFadyan Ruby Copeland. Mrs Alfred Stratford returns from California. Edward and Joseph Crossey travel to Spokane. Smith College club luncheon honors Mrs Samuel F. Clarke of Williamstown Mass. Review Circle marks Presidents Day with luncheon at Mrs J W Piercy’s in Irvington assisted by Mrs Leighton Finley and Mrs Walter Hubbard.
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Stella Dippel
Anna
Clara’ = Froymeyer
Bertha Guedelhoefer
Hosabelle Martin
Mary Ryan
Emma Bardegan
Mabel Smith
Anna Vandarsaar
May Wands
Louise McFadyan
Ruby Copeland
Smith College Club
University Club
Samuel F. Clarke
Williamstown
Mass
National Association of College
J. W. Piercy
Irvington
Leighton Finley
Walter Hubbard
Johnson vows to run again despite loss in Cleveland
Mayor Tom L. Johnson declared he will run in two years and stay in Cleveland after Herman C. Baehr won the mayoralty by a small plurality. He cited the streetcar franchise issue as a factor in his defeat and signaled a referendum on the car question.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Paign
Johson
Cghe
Indiana Mayors List Readies for State Cities
A fragmented, OCR style roster lists Indiana city leaders with names for Mayors across numerous towns. It includes party labels and several misspellings, noting mayors such as Muncie Edward Tuhey and Fort Wayne Jesse Grice, among many others.
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Muncie
Edward Tuhey
Crawfordsville
M. V. Wert
Fort Wayne
Jesse Grice
Warrsaw
B. F. Richardson
Hensselaer
George F. Meyers
Peru
John J. Kreutzer
Wahaush
James Wilson
Vartinesville
Clinton Hastings
Covington
Thomas McGeorge
Thomas McGeorge (D.) Noakamo
J. L. Puckett
Evarsville
Charles F. Heilman
Lafayette
George Th. Durgan
Bedford— Fields
Prinerton
David H. Davison
Greenaburg
James E. Mendenhall
Valpariso
William F. Spooner
Batenville
George M. Hillenbrand
Hartford City
G. W. Swigart
Coloumbue
James Barnaby
Greeneattie
John R. Miller
Rockport
S. E. Kercheval
Elkhart
Chester
Franklin
G. Oliver
Attien— Reed
Jeffersonville
James E. Burke
New Albany
Newton A. Greene
Madison
George F. Harper
Wincheater
Carl Thompson
Bloomingteorn
John G. Harris
Bedford
Albert J. Fields
Tell City
Theodore Kiefer
Goshen
Samuel F. Spohn
Seymour—aAilen Swope
Michiana City
Fred C. Miller
Alexandria
H. Edwards
Vewny
A. B. Danner
Frankfort
A. W. Edmonds
Ruabville
B. A. Black
Huntington
Milo Feightner
NobleavHte
E. C. Loehr
Shelbsville
Thomas Hiwkins
Logansport
D. Fickle
Boonville
T. D. Scales
Delphi
F. H. Robinson
Connersville
Finley Gray
Elwood
A. Brumbaugh
Columbia City
B. J. Bloom
Tipton
Laporte
Lemuel Darrow
Lebsnom
Elza O. Rogers
Brasil
John Brays
Greenfield
Ora Myers
Marios
John C. Willson
Terre Haute
Louis Gerhardt
Hammond—Laiwrence Becker
Anderson
Frank P. Foster
Dunkirk—Mace Hart
Plague linked to ground squirrels threatens wider reach
California reports seven human bubonic plague cases tied to infected Beechey ground squirrels. Dr. C. H. Merriam leads a extermination drive across a 40 000 square mile zone from northeast of San Francisco to southern California. Washington losses from squirrel damage estimated at 750 000 dollars yearly. Poisoning with strychnia and borax prescribed for control.
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California
India
S.me
C. H. Merriam
United States Bioraphical Survey
Bay
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mt. Ltablo
Frisco Way
American
State of Washington
Pr. Love
Dr. Long
Miss Vanderbilt Hurt in Pony Fall at Vanderbilt Estate
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt sustains injury from a pony accident on the Westbury estate in Long Island. Surgeons in New York attend her to save her right arm. a later report says the arm may be saved, with final word pending. Her father, at Deepdale, reacts with grief and delays plans for the Vanderbilt cup race.
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Muriel Vanderbilt
New York
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Westbury
L. I
Deepdale
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Cures Epilepsy and St Vitus
Monitored testimonials claim Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cures epilepsy spasms and St Vitus dance. Patients from Michigan Massachusetts Indiana report children and adults improving after several bottles, with lasting freedom from fits.
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Miles
M. I. Coffman
Coldwater
Mich
Peter McAuley
Springfield
Mass
Myrtle Dague
Rochester
Ind
St. Vitus
Dr. Miles
Nannie Land
Ethel
School Board Election Names and Ballot Totals
The record lists candidates for the school board with vote totals for terms beginning January 1, 1910 and January 13, 1913. Notable figures include Dr. F A Morrison 11 444, Mery E Nichelcom 10 581, Joseph A McGon esas 10 481, Charles W Moores, H D Mutewller, Dr F C Heath, and others such as John H Emrich 8 270 and George M Weber with varying tallies.
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F. A. Morrison
Mery E. Nichelcom
Joseph A. McGonesas
Charles W. Moores
H. D.mutewller
F. C. Heath
OC. Sickeln
John H. Emrich
W.som. Taylor
Wteeseres
George M. Weber
Ene
OFOZ
Charleen R. Yoke
T. McMillin
J. W. Sluss
Bandit Robs Street Car Conductor for 8 dollars
An armed bandit halted a crowded Thirty-fifth Street street car early today seizing $8 from the conductor and detaining some witnesses before leaping from the car and escaping. Police believe the robber planned to take more but was deterred by the number of men aboard.
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Chicago
Thirty-fifth Street
Marble beds near Geronimo country draw interest
Denver November 3 reports a claim that the largest marble deposits in America lie near Apache guich in Arizona close to Tucson where Geronimo made his last stand. The beds yield marble superior to Vermont and resemble Parmigiano white marble for exterior use.
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Denver
America
Arizona
Tucson
Apache Guich
Geronimo Mae
Vermont
Big steel plant planned near Tacoma site chosen by Hewitt
Hedden & Sons of New York have a conditional deed for 120 acres at the mouth of Chambers creek near Steilacoom to build a modern steel manufacturing plant costing 29 million dollars. A five million dollar construction requirement is stated, with Puget Sound frontage and rail connections nearby. Plans are being drawn in New York with Joshua Peirce and Henry Hewitt backing the project.
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Tacoma
Wash
Hedden & Sons
New York
Metropolitan Life Tower
Chambers Creek
Julian Kennedy
Pittsburg Steel
Puget Sound
Tlacoma Company
Henry Hewitt
Joshua Peirce
Mr. Hewitt
Fire damages multiple properties on College Avenue
A fire started in the rear barn of Louis Craig at 1335 College Avenue at 1 AM Wednesday. An automobile burned. loss estimated at 500 dollars. Flames spread to James Delvo’s barn at 187 College Avenue with zero loss. John Wolf’s shed at 1950 Ashland Avenue also damaged.
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Louis Craig
College Avenue
James Delvo
John Wolf
Ashland Avenue
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Fusion
Board of Aldermen
Mary A. Gardner
Alfred Reese
East Street
Marttin Rehfuss, Jr
Milas Corinne Mansfield
Alfred Stratford
Edward and
Joseph Crossey
Spokane, Wash
Tom Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Herman C. Baehr
City Hall
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Indiana Trust CO
Washington
Oregon
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Miss Vanderbilt
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Miles Medigal CO
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Bandit
Orove
Geronimo
Pettis Dry Goods CO
BOC
Ecru
Union
Taved Cope Rifely
John Lawrence
Kentucky Hills
The
Virginian
Helena Frei
Circus
Loda
Ibssk
Totta Gladstone
Hapin Matinee Daily
Priece
Merick & CO
Wheslyn
Bareon
Fletcher
Tons Deviz & Tossfil Linudrome
Forepaugh Stock CO
Bruventeos
Victor Hingo
Notre D .Me
Vic. Mat
George Ade
Empire
Johnson-Ketchet Fight Pictures
Cherry Blossoms
Merchants National Bank
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Acme-Evans Company
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