Parker May Not Run In New York Gubernatorial Fight
Saratoga N Y Sept 29 The ticket outcome hinges on governor and lieutenant governor choices with Parker possibly declining. Names mentioned include Alton B Parker Randolph Guggenheimer Duncan Lee John Cunneen James Manning R W Sherman John C Gray and Bird Coler as potential nominees. Platform disputes focus on trusts tariffs Philippines Cuba and the gold standard amid contest between Sulzer Mack and Hill allies. Senator Hill arrived from Albany at 1 25 with contesting delegations in several districts.
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N. Y
Judge Parker
Alton B. Parker
Ulster
Randolph Guggenheimer
New York
Duncan Lee
Ithaca
John Cunneen
Erie
James H. Manning
Albany
R. W. Sherman
Utica
Court of Appeals
John C. Gray
Bill
Parker
McCarron
Shevlin
Kings
Bird
Coler
John C. Stanchfield
Hill
Hugh McLaughlin
New York City
Guggenheimer
Up Tate
Mert Trust
Coal Trust
Philippines
Cuba
Wm. Sulzer
Norman E. Mack
Bryan
Liberal Democracy
Jadge Gray
Supreme Court
Charles McLean
Brooklyn
Albany County
P. E. McCabe
Herrick
Cayuga
Conway
Senator Hill
Devery Leads Ninth District Tammany Delegation Home
New York Democrats traveled to Saratoga on four special trains. William S. Devery led the Ninth district delegation with cheers and an enthusiastic reception. Hundreds gathered at the depot, the crowd pressed close as Devery waved and bowed during a lengthy procession to the hotel.
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New York County
Saratoga
Tammany
Ninth
Wm. S&s. Devery
Chas. F. Murphy
William
Devery
New York City
John C. Sheehan
Frank J. Goodwin
New York Police
Lake Avenue
Grand Union
Rural Free Delivery Costs Put Big Burden
Washington on September 29 reported the estimates for the next fiscal year's rural free delivery service totaling 12,655,800 dollars, a net increase of 5,126,400 over the current year's appropriation.
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Washington
The Power Behind the Throne at Theatres Review
A crowded house praised Mil dred Holland in The Power Behind the Throne with Edwin Gallagher Carter Weaver and others delivering polished performances. The production contrasted with later shows including Happy Hooligan Parish Priest Hoch the Consul and Le Voyage en Suisse by Byrne at the Opera house.
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Mildred Holland
Aria
Miss Holland
Edwin C. Gallagher
Baron Ronald
Carter Weaver
Count von Oberfels
Samuel Lewis
Johann Winter
Delphine
Walter D. Yager
Louis Mann
Dan Daly
Clara Lipman
Mr. Mann
Hoch
Opera House
America
Bros. Byrne
Bluff Called Over Lowell Printer Debt Claims
A reader challenge accuses The Lowell Sun of false debt status citing a state filing. The Citizen questions Sun debt while the Sun vows to reveal a profit and paid press, claiming current bills and assets balance.
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Lowell Daily Sun
Courier-Citizen Co
Financial Guardian
the Sun
Massachusetts
P. S. the Sun
The King of Tramps and Octoroon Burlesquers At Grand
A review praises Sheridan Holmes as a convincing tramp and Thomas J. McMahon as a star villain in The King of Tramps with May La Bell on xylophone. It notes strong ensemble cast, skilled scenery, and upcoming matinees. The Boston Herald lauds the Smart & Williams Octoroon Burlesquers as top entertainment at the Grand theatre with near 40 performers, singers and dancers, and comedy.
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Sheridan Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Philip Brandon
Thomas J. McMahon
Melvin Hunt
Old Benton
Wesley Barney
Larry O'Toole
May la Bell
Jimmy
Boston Herald
Smart & Williams
Grand Theatre
Academy of Music
Dutton Street
The Great Lafayette Faces Duty on Coronation Robes
The Great Lafayette was required to pay seven thousand dollars in customs duties on coronation robes imported from London after a visit to London. He is scheduled for an early appearance at the Academy of Music.
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Lafayette
Uncle Sam
London
The
Academy of Music
Skinner Re-nominated by Acclamation in Middlesex Senate race
Newton reports that at the Republican senatorial convention for the First Middlesex District Henry P. Skinner of Watertown was re nominated by acclamation today.
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Newton
Middlesex
Henry P. Skinner
Watertown
No Change in Sixth Gardner Gains Slight Relatives
Peabody September 29 recount of votes for congressional Republican delegates in the sixth district shows no change in totals. Gardner retains lead with a small relative gain as results confirm the current ranking.
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Peabody
Gardner
Sir Marcus Samuel Chosen Lord Mayor In London
London September 29 Sir Marcus Samuel an alderman since 1891 was elected lord mayor of London for the coming year at the Guildhall succeeding Sir Joseph C Dimsdale.
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Marcus Samuel
London
City of London
Guildhall
Joseph C. Dimsdale
McLean and Salazar Confer on Isthmus Relations
In Panama on Sept. 29 Gen Salazar, commandant of Colombian forces on the isthmus, held at the American consulate with Commander Mc Lean. Mc Lean announced an understanding with Salazar, asserting no future danger of friction and noting Salazar’s satisfaction with the conference and its good impression.
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Panama
Colombia
Salazar
Esterday
McLean
Admiral Melville ill in Philadelphia with remittent fever
Washington September 29 Rear Admiral Melville chief of the naval bureau of steam engineering sent letters today reporting he is ill in Philadelphia with remittent fever. He expects to be hospitalized for about ten days or two weeks.
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Washington
Naval Bureau of Steam Engineering
Melville
Philadelphia
King of Tramps at Academy of Music in New York
Irving L Hall and W A Tremayne stage The King of Tramps at the Academy of Music with Robert Mantell. A tramp hero learns his faithless wife drove him to wandering as he uncovers the true thief, aided by Jack Miller. A love subplot tensions Belfry family dynamics and inheritance schemes involve Alice Benton.
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Opera House
Fred Opper
New York
Chicago
Irving L. Hall
W. A. Tremayne
Robert Mantell
Academy of Music
Herbert Hervey
Jack Miller
Jonas Benton
Philip Brandon
Pece
Alice Benton
Miller
Alice
Brandon
Benton
Rumor of Roots Resignation Circulates in Washington
Washington September 23 The Post will say a rumor current yesterday that Secretary Root plans to retire from the cabinet next spring or summer. Root left for New York at four o clock yesterday afternoon making it impossible to obtain a statement. Cabinet colleagues said they had no intimation of resignation.
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Washington
the Post
Root
New York
Salvation Army Leader Aims New York Campaign
London dispatch dated September 29 reports General Booth sailing on the steamship Philadelphia to begin an American campaign. He sent a wireless message urging Salvationists to renew desperate fighting for God as they respond from the ocean.
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London
Robl of Munich Wins Berlin Bicycle Race
Robl of Munich defeated Jimmy Michael in an hour long race at the Friedenau track in Berlin. Michael led until his pace-maker’s motor failed at the 5th round, then could not regain the ground.
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Berlin
Robl
Munich
Jimmy Michael
Friedenau
Michael
Pekin Restores Pekin Shan Hai Kwan Rail Link
Pekin reports the restoration of the Pekin Shan Hai Kwan railroad with allied consent fulfilling protocol terms. The action marks compliance by the Chinese authorities and supporters of the accord amid ongoing geopolitical negotiations.
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Pekin
Pekin-Shan- Hai-Kwan
The Power of Christian Faith in a Dinner Talk
An account recalls a debate with Dr. Coues on faith versus reason. A cook Jim reads a morning psalm, shifting the mood toward belief. The narrator notes Coues later renounced spiritualism and sought simple faith, echoing a biblical teaching. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised at end.
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Jim
Kingdom of Heaven
Mary BP
Woodhull
National
Miser Hoadley mystery and Duse stage study review
A critical survey praises A W Marchmont Miser Hoadley secret as a deft detective puzzle led by a resourceful daughter heroine who outpaces male detectives. it also reviews Gabrielle D Annunzio and Mme Duse in The Dead City, noting strong stage vision but a diffuse text.
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Atlantic
Duse
D’annunzio
Mme. Duse
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
Laird & Lee
Chicago
The Climax and Blennerhassett by Charles Felton Pidgin
A critical review discusses The Climax as a novel presenting Aaron Burr as a man of ambition who might have reshaped U S history if not for his duel with Hamilton. It contrasts Burr with Hamilton, notes the historical fiction is imaginative yet implausible, and favors Pidgin's Quincy Adams Sawyer over these works.
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Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Blennerhassett
Canada
United States
Burr
Hamilton
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Charles Felton Pidgin
C. M. Clark Publishing Company
Boston
Industrial Conciliation Conference Report Published
A new book compiles the third National Civic Federation conference on arbitration and conciliation. It covers aims to promote industrial peace, prevent strikes, and renew labor relations with leaders like Hanna, Gompers, Bliss, and Cleveland noted. The 266 pages include proceedings and papers from the New York meeting held December last year.
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National Civic Federation
Board of Trade and Transportation
New York
Chicago
Marcus A. Hanna
Samuel Gompers
Cleveland
Cornelius N. Bliss
Ireland
Potter
Dliot
Harvard
P. Putnam’s Sons
Italian tragedy in English version for Mme Duse
Gabrielle D Annunzio’s illustrated tragedy, written for Eleonora Duse, is set to star in American cities next season. This first English translation by Prof. G Mantellini highlights D Annunzio’s reputation and Duse’s proven European success.
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Gabrielle D'Annunzio
Eleanora Duse
G. Mantellini
D’annunzio
Mme. Duse
Scribner's October issue showcases The Little White Bird and Remington Westerns
Scribner's October presents Barrie's The Little White Bird with a color cover design by Mills Thompson and a frontis by Yohn. Remington’s four Western studies, Ward appreciation by Sturgis, and Walter Wyckoff observations on London wage-learners highlight a mix of fiction art and essays. Mind's October issue centers on Upland Farms in Oscawana NY, with lectures by Patter son, Roe der, Markham, Hall and others, plus notes from McLean Trine Newton and Rodman.
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McCarter
James Preston
George Wright
J. Q. A. Ward
Russell Sturgis
Naval Arch
New York
Mr. Ward
Washington
Treasury
General Thomas
Walter A. Wyckoff
London
Henry van Dyke
West Point
James B. Connolly
Gloucester
Valkyrie
Mrs. Andrews
Miss Dasham
Bacher
New Thought
Oscawana-on-Hudson
N. Y
John Emery McLean
Ralph Waldo Trine
R. Heber Newton
International ‘Metaphysical League
Charles Brodie Patterson
Adolph Roeder
Edwin Markham
Francis Edgar Mason
Browning
W. J
Colville
Tolstoy
Ernest Crosby
Annie Rix Militz
Lucy G. McGee
National Magazine of Boston October issue features wide range
The October number adds thirty two pages with over a hundred pages of text and images including stories poems public affairs and portraits. Leading articles include The Palaces of St Louis The King of All the Cattle Kings and The Latest Phase in the Trust Problem with Progress American Cities Springfield Lynn Lowell Saginaw Battle Creek and more. Notable names Henry Cabot Lodge contributes a valuable discussion reflecting American progress.
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National Magazine of
Boston
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Springfield
Lynn
Lowell
Massachusetts
Saginaw
Battle Creek
Michigan
Ralph Bergengren
Stephen Phillips
Ulysses
Henry Essex
Joan Callan O'Laughlin
Wenonah Stevens
Abbott
Woman's National Socialist Union
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Farming the Ocean and Other Pieces in Good Citizenship
A selection of articles and essays including John R. Spears's Farming the Ocean, Stewart Edward White’s The Magic Forest finale, Cornell’s Robert H. Thurston on American captains of industry, Mrs Christine Herrick on entertaining at a high tea, and David Fairley St Clair’s First Century of Ohio’s Hood is reviewed along with pieces on psychorgy Elmer Gates interview Emily Sherwood Why Women Study Law and How to Become an Honest Millionaire by Robert Waters.
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John R. Spears
Stewart Edward White
Robert H. Thurston
Cornell University
Christine Terhune Herrick
Betty
Ohio
David Fairley St. Clair
Elmer Gates
Emily Lee Sherwood
Theodore Sutro
Robert Waters
Cosmopolitan October issue features Hamilton study and coronation insights
The October Cosmopolitan Magazine highlights Alexander Hamilton studies by John Fiske and others, with leading articles on What a Father Can Do for His Son and Climbing the Scotch Alps. It also presents Caps of Industry profiles, and W T Stead on coronation significance, plus fiction and poetry for a varied issue.
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Alexander Hamilton
John Fiske
Harry Thurston Peck
Cosmopolitan Magazine
H. C. Frick
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
David H. Moffat
Woodrow Wilson
H. H. Veerland
W. T. Stead
Mr. Stead
Great Britain
United States
Popular Science Monthly October article lineup
A list of feature essays and authors appears, including W J Toumey on plant adaptation O F Cook on the origin of agriculture Frederick Adams Woods on heredity royalty John Waddell on US UK competition Arthur E Bostwick on scientific reading Mt Orizaba ascent by A R Crook David Starr Jordan on origin of fins and fishes Calvin M Woodward on athletics Rudolf Vichow and other notes cover fellowships professors science eminence and the British Association meeting as well as the international conference on the study of the sea.
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Popular Science Monthly
W. J. Toumey
O. F. Cook
Frederick Adams Woods
United States
United Kingdom
John Waddell
Arthur E. Bostwick
Mt. Orizaba
A. R. Crook
David Starr Jordan
Calvin M. Woodward
Rudolf Virchow
Rudolf Vichow
New British Order and Academy
Fruit Out of Season and Other Tales in Lippincott's
Mary Moss contributes the complete novel Fruit Out of Season while Marie Van Vorst offers The Primrose Way among a lineup of stories praised for wit and strength. J G Rosengarten, Eben E Rexford, J W Davies, Josiah Allen, Cy Warman, Alfred Stoddard, Cy rug Townsend Brady, and Clinton Dangerfield present diverse fiction and essays on history, greenhouse notes, travel, hunting, and moral themes.
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Lippincott
Mary Moss
Marie van Vorst
J. G. Rosengarten
United States
Eben E. Rexford
J. W. Davies
South Africa
Josiah Allen
Dr. Marsh
Cy Warman
Alfred Stoddart
Cyrug ‘Townsend Brady
Mr. Brady
Clinton Dangerfield
Master of
Literary titles and new novels attract readers
The Fortunes of Oliver Horn by F Hopkinson Smith tops early sales, with 25,000 copies in its first month. Scribners highlights Josephine Dodge Daskam's Whom the Gods Destroyed, a collection of dramatic studies of artistic temperament. Harper & Brothers releases The Wooing of Wistaria set in Japan during Commodore Perry's era, and Robert W. Chambers debuts The Maid at Arms, a romance of 1778 New York society.
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Oliver Horn
The
Scribners
Josephine Dodge Daskam
Messrs
Harper & Brothers
Wistaria
Onoto Wakanna
Japan
Commodore Perry
Robert W. Chambers
New York State
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