Protests Over State Ticket Nomination In Pa.
John M. Garman of Nanticoke and Patrick Donahue of Philadelphia challenged the nomination of Representative Husha A. Coray jr to the Democratic state ticket for treasurer. They argued Coray was nominated by an illegal Union party convention and the due Democratic process was not followed. Hearings set for today as legal objections proceed.
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Harrisburg
John M. Garman
Nanticoke
Patrick Donshue
Philadelphia
Democratic State Committee
Ecourt
Husha A. Coray, Jr
Cooray
Union Party
Fuiladelphia
Andrew J. Farm
Coray
Gaiman
Algo
Donahue
State Committee
Caray
Ilegal
Pattison
Coray Ilegally
Democratic Party
State Department
Grant Weidman
Lebanon
M. E. Olmsted
Starrisburg
J. A. Strana- Han
Robert Snodgrass
Curay
Creasy
Mr. Palm
George R. Dixon
Elk
John Fisher
Shamokin
Charles E. Ingersoll
Frank J. Pitzsimmons
Scranton
Cuvay
Philadelsiio
Cyhich
Bank Robbery Wrecks Vault in Canvilie Case
A daring October 1 bank robbery in Canville resulted in a massive vault explosion using dynamite. Robbers seized cash, blew the building, bound a livery stable owner, and escaped in multiple rigs. A posse with bloodhounds pursued toward Adrians woods, where vehicles were abandoned. Authorities guard the area and expect capture.
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Ion
al Town
Neas
McConnell
Danville
Tts
Adrians
Robbe
Pisces
Ted
Poor and Charities Directors Meet in Pennsylvania
About 150 delegates attended the annual convention of the directors of the poor and charities of Pennsylvania. Mayor Giles delivered the welcome, with remarks by Mrs Walton of Chester and others. Cadwalader Tiddle of Philadelphia and Tran. Cadwalkutor discussed appropriations to private hospitals and institutions.
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Poor End Charities
Thunselvania
Giles
Weelcome
Song
Nattiscsen
Walton
Chester
Presser
Bridenhauch
War Charity Meeting Addresses Read Across Counties
The gathering featured speakers from Lancaster, Allegheny, Berks, Chester and Lackawanna counties. Judge Martin Bell led with War Sweet Charity's Sake, while D S Brambaugh Blair and others spoke on What Has Seen Accomplished Nation and Environment vs Heredity. County reports from Erie Tuzerne Huntingdon Clearfield Cambria Westmoreland Allegheny Washington Montgomery Chester Fayette Berks were read.
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Elizabeth Neill
Titusville
J. Duffy
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Hughes
Cambria
Erie
Tuzerne
Huntingdon
Clearfield
Westmoreland
Allegheny
Washington
Montgomery
Chester
Fayette
Berks
Martin Bell
D. S. Braimbaugh
Blair
Ilon
J. P. Gould
Jane Teagarden
Ureene
R. D. McConnigle
Pittsburg
Preachers Convention Debates Degrees Granting Changes
Altoona Pa Oct 16 National Association of Local Preachers debated Taylor university degrees for correspondents and voted to bar granting degrees to correspondents after January 1902. Officers and directors were elected including B Siemens Finlan Wright Walker and others.
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Altoona
Sesson
National Association of Local Preachers
Taylor University
Ge . B. Siemens
W. Finlan
John R. Wright
W. M. Walker
BR. &. Dickey
Cotten Amey
Banks May Consolidate In Cleveland News
Five of Cleveland's largest banks consider consolidation as a means of economy. The Bankers National Century National Cleveland National Metropolitan National and American Exchange National may form a single institution with a 1.5 million capitalization. If three join, other banks liquidate and transfer 500 thousand as their share, with remaining assets paid as dividends. Committees from each bank are already at work.
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Cleveland, O
Bankers National
Century National
Cleveland National
Tional
American Exchans National
TERRORIZING FARMERS WITH OUTLAW CATTLE RAIDERS
Local residents report a feared gang calling themselves cowboys have intensified depredations near Mottin and surrounding areas. Authorities warn citizens after several attacks and murders as lawmen pursue leads with limited success.
Armored Plate Trust Rumors Spark Major Industry Merge
New York October 16 reports suggest a vast new industrial combination will consolidate the armor plate trade. Details are unclear as executives and officials prepare formal statements while observers note the potential impact on wartime production and related fuel and iron markets. The prospective group is said to involve key manufacturers and financiers, with plans to coordinate steel, shipbuilding, and defense supply chains.
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New York
Murgyan
Tae
Goa
Ivoocdeeer
Lars
Torch
Divorce Canon Rejected By Episcopal Convention
In San Francisco on October 16 the House of Deputies rejected both proposed canons on marriage and divorce, ending the three year debate. Canon 36’s Section 4, which would bar remarriage by a priest of the diocese, failed with the entire canon. Canon 37 on disciplining remarriage also failed. An amendment to article 10 proposing modified worship forms, similar to Huntington, was defeated. A Standing Committee on Capital and Labor was appointed by both houses to study employer and worker conflicts and report back. A missionary meeting at Trinity Church addressed work among colored people with bishops and priests in the South Uluru and West Africa.
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San Francisco
House of Deputies
McKim
Washington
Plantaton
Cameron Mann
Us Ty
North Pakota
Lh. Bierce
Avkinley Bore Trials Br Mynter Physicians Statement
The New York medical society reviews the medical and surgical history of President McKimier’s final days. Drs Mann Mynter Wasdin Stockton Rixey Park McBurney discuss bulletins accuracy and factors, noting no bacteriological infection and debates on the cause of death.
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New York
Mckimier
State Medical Society
Matthewd. Mann
Herman Mynter
Eugene Wasdin
Charles G. Stockton
P.M. Rixey
Kroswell Park
Charles McBurnecy
Mann
Jin
Mistin
Orb de Menon
Poe
Pateenee
Brigands threaten death a chance for Miss Stone rescue
In Constantinople on October 14 the Russian government urged rapid aid to free Miss Stone, with Britain and other powers pressing Turkey to pay the ransom and halt pursuit by Dashibazouks. A ransom of 25,000 pounds Turkish was demanded, while brigands reportedly moved deeper into Macedonia near Nevrukop. The Vienna and Daily Telegraph dispatches note continued efforts and denials of knowledge by some suspects.
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Constantinople
United States
Miss Stone
Russia
Baird
Lagkell
London
Turkey
Daily Telegraph
Macedonia
Nevrukop
Suva
Furter
Domine
Airkoff
Vienna
Daily Express
Mi Stone
Macedomia
Durkign
Llores
Iine
Iine Ard Duy of Sey Yl
Aso
Linsko
Diutiaala
Catherine Tsliku
Geld
Deshibazouks
Porte
Taurus
Gail
Bloodshed at New Castle camp leaves four wounded
At Camp 7 200 of the construction gangs building the Pennsylvania railroad extension from Leesburg to Courtnes's Mills in New Castle county four men were wounded in a shooting affray. Harry B. Mitchini the general superintendent was shot in the right leg. foreman M. C. GG was seriously wounded in the back. pit boss W. L. Hunter was hit in both legs. laborer William Luster was wounded in the shoulder and neck, listed critical. The trouble began when cook McRath accused another worker of eating preserved food and attacked him. the camp blacksmith intervened as shots were fired and the crowd dispersed. The incident prompted a response from authorities and a search for additional details.
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New Castle
Ort Tih
Tran Plaingrove
This County
Leesburg
Courtnes's Mills
Udler County
Harry B. Mitchini
M. C. GG. Foreman
Buckshot
W. L. Hunter
William Luster
Td McRath
Tmp
Flewis
Poreman Yoesun
kKituhen
Umbis McRath
Mie
Riguan
Strek Bassin
P. Xre
Darniel Phewitt
Madiatiorin
Sean
Local Market Prices From Piasbury and Nearby Areas
A fragmented OCR listing meat dairy and grain items with prices and origins. Includes butter from Elgin and Pheddo and various cheeses and hay quantities, plus miscellaneous farm goods and animals.
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Tim Wa
Elgin Pheddo
Tuls
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Lfe
Wisconsin
Byiek Ae
Roosevelt eyes reciprocal trade talk while cutting war costs
Washington notes report President Roosevelt will urge Congress to adopt the principle of commercial reciprocity with foreign nations in his December message while avoiding specific forms. He backs reciprocity but defers treaty ratifications, citing Congress as the proper arena. Sixteen million dollars saved by Root's economy are highlighted, with large reductions in pay subsistence and quartermaster expenses and fleet transport changes. Senator Morgan discusses Ishmian canal and Southern appointments policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mcisinky
Buffalo
Root
Sanger
Treasury Department
Department
War Department
Spain
Atlantic
Pacific
Morgan
Alabama
Senate
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J. Preston Thomas
George W. Beemer
Lackawanna
L. Rankin
Fayete
Preachers’ Convention
Officers of Association
Cleveland
Aluna
Ilus Alemnean
Mottin
Tard Ued
Armor Plate Trust
Europe
Jordan
Episcopal Convention
Standing Committee On Capital
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Avkinley
Br. Mynter
Miss Stone Court of Appeals
Albany
Court of Ap Is
Roland B. Molineux
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Katherine J. Adams
New York City
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