Hearst Campaign Gains By Court Ruling Amid Strikes
Hearst backers trumpet the Court of Appeals decision allowing multiple petitions for a candidate as a key victory. Nathan Strauss endorses the Independence League, attacking milk price trusts and urging governor action. Upstate, Hughes gains support as Hearst tours Syracuse and Buffalo and ends his upstate swing.
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Ute Roundup Moves Toward Powder River Camps
Six cavalry troops press toward Utes camps on Powder River to round up the band amid uncertain reports of clashes. In Cheyenne Wag, officials deny depredations while noting under 100 able bodied Utes remain. A separate dispatch from Omaha claims a Powder River clash last night left three Indians dead and several wounded.
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Calvary
Powder River
Omaha
Closing of W.C.T.U. Convention in Hartford
The national convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, which began Saturday in Hartford, closed this afternoon. Delegates from around the world attended and discussed important temperance movement issues, marking the event as the state's most significant of its kind.
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Hartford Conn
Woman's Christain Temperance Union
West Pointer Inspects Schools
Captain Herman J. Kochler, master of the Sword and instructor at West Point Military Academy, completed inspections of military schools at Aldershot Shorncliffe Dover and Salisbury Plains. The visit was authorized by the British Army Council.
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London
Herman J.kochler
Aldershot
Shorncliffe
Dover
Salisbury
Plains
Kochler
West Point Military Academy
British Army Council
Masonic Temple Fire Threatens Block in Evening Blaze
Fire at the Masonic building basement near Forrest Millinery and Seattle Grocery caused dense coal oil smoke. Firefighters endured fumes to save the structure, with significant losses to apples and stock. origin suspected incendiary though undetermined.
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Forrest
Seattle
Little Rockst
Seattle Grocery
John Hall
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Hts
G. S. van Duyne
New Russian Dreadnought Battleship Keel Laid
In St. Petersburg the keel for a new battleship of the Dreadnought type was laid with Admiralty presence. Emperor Nicholas ordered transfer of 9 million rubles to the Marine Ministry over protests by Minister Kakovsoffs for the construction of the vessel closely resembling the Dreadnought.
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Kakovsoffs
Roosevelt to Turkey Hunt Near Albemarle Virginia
President and Mrs Roosevelt traveled to Pinknot in Albemarle County Virginia where the President planned a turkey hunting trip and would stay through Monday.
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Roosevelt
Pinknot
Albemare County
Virginia
Widow of 1812 veteran reaches 102 in Brooklyn
Mrs. Drusilla Morrell, widow of Daniel Morrell a tollgate keeper and War of 1812 veteran, celebrated her 102nd birthday at her daughter Jennie Welzer’s home 122 Adelphi Street. Born in 1804 in Woburn Massachusetts she recalled early days of Coney Island to visiting friends.
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Jennie Welzer
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Woburn
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Conay Island
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Johnson Loses Ih Ri Fight Winning
Mayor Tom Johnson faced a defeat as Chief Justice Fuller ordered Cleveland and Forest City Electric railways to justify within ten days why a permanent injunction should not halt interruptions to the Cleveland Electric railway. Johnson, acting mayor, led a group to tear up tracks seeking a three cent fare, a move not upheld by the Federal government.
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Cleveland Electric Company
August Belmont Heads North for Moose Hunt
August Balmont of New York and party depart from Fredericton New Brunswick for Amqui to enter the moose hunting country. He plans a two and a half day trek inland with experienced guides and intends to rough it in the open.
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New Brunswick
August Balmont
New York
Amqui
Rock Island and San Francisco plan Mexico to Marathon link
New York reports that the Rock Island and San Francisco lines will build across Mexico to Marathon from Texas. James Campbell of St. Louis and other stockholders returned from the district with a report prompting immediate construction. PF Harriman advances the Southern Pacific toward Mazatlan with Mexican coast work. George Golson of Walla Walla is in the city for business.
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New York
Rock Island
San Francisco
Mexico
Marathon
Texas
James Campbell
St. Louis
PF. H. Harriman
Mazathon
Hypnotism Snares Ada Humphries in Washington Hospital
Ada Humphries of Ballingham Washington remains in a hospital in a learned helpless state after being hypnotized days ago by Prof Duprie. She has fallen into childish prattle and cannot be restored to her right mind. The hypnotist has left the city and physicians say they can do nothing for her.
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Ballingham
Wash
Ada Humphries
Duprie
Conversion of delegates at African Methodist church in Peno Oklahoma
The annual gathering of African Methodist Episcopal delegates was held in Peno Oklahoma with attendees from across the state. Mayors and clergy delivered welcome addresses as resolutions urged unity, lawful conduct, and peaceful relations with white citizens, while condemning conditions in Georgia.
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E! Peno
Okla
M. E. Church
Henry Lassen
T. E Garter
Georgia
Steel Expenditures Heav y in New Construction 1907 Plans
New York Oct 31 The United Steel Corporation reports 1907 construction costs reaching 5 million dollars this year. Separate Gary Indiana expansion by the Stasl Corporation adds about 6 million. Total next year including Gary projects is estimated to reach 40 million.
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New York
United Steel Corporation
Gary
Indiana
Stas! Corporation
Chicago
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Steel Corporation
Bergen Kaufman Fight Promises Prominent Backing Tonight
San Francisco expects a twenty round heavyweight bout between Sam Bergen and Kaufman. Arrangements are complete with many prominent spokesmen gathering. The match will be governed by Marquis of Queensbury rules and reflected by Jack Walsh.
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Scrippa News Association
San Franciso
Sam Bergen
Kaufman
Two Civil Service Jobs Open in Philadelphia
The Civil Service Commission holds exams in Philadelphia today for chief of Water Bureau at 6000 dollars yearly and for superintendent of the House of Correction at 2600 dollars yearly plus a house and living expenses.
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Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
Water Bureau
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