Dahlman charges plot against Bryan in Nebraska race
Mayor Dahlman claims a covert opposition plot within the Nebraska Democratic Party aims to derail William Jennings Bryan’s gubernatorial bid and says opponent A C Shellenbarger is a railroad tool. He asserts treachery will split the ticket, while Bryan travels to Minnesota and Sioux City to campaign.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
Aus
William Jennings Bryan
Jim Lee
Wtch
Democratic Party
Bryan
Dahlman
A. C. Shellenbarger
Shellenbarger
William J. Bryan
Knifins
Central Union backs Bryan against Gompers' stance
The Central Federated Union moves to adopt resolutions pledging support to William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party to defeat the Republicans over labor policy. Delegates from the Elevator Constructors and Millwrights Union, Bakers' Union, and Journeymen Tailors' Union voice support or protest the AFL leadership.
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Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Central Federated Union
Elevator Constructors’ and Millwrights’ Union
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Morris Brown
Bakers’ Union
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Executive Council
Dares Morris to Debate Park District Leadership Fight
Park Commissioner Joseph I. Berry of the Bronx challenges William E. Morris to a public debate over the race for the Thirty-fifth Assembly District Democratic leadership. Berry accuses Morris of Republican ties and park scandals while inviting a pre Saturday night Sept. 5 session as 7,500 Tammany voters await.
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Park
Joseph I. Berry
Bronx
Thirty-fifth Assembly
William E. Morris
Mr. Morris
Berry
Lower East Side
Haffen
Hunts Point Park
Court House
Morris
Tammany
McCarren Captains Loyal Amid Desertion Rumors
Martin P. Lynch the McCarren leader for the Ninth Assembly District Brook 1 said he conducted an internal check on reports that his district captains were deserting him and found the claims unfounded in every case Ex Deputy Fire Commissioner William A Doyle is identified as the anti McCarren figure Lynch claims Doyle uses the Fourth Avenue Subway as a political asset for primaries Lynch vows support for McCarren against Murguoy and Tammany Hall
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Martin P. Lynch
McCarren
Brook 1
Efeet
William A. Doyle
Lynch
Doyle
Fourth Avenue
Murgoby
Tammany Hall
Taft Appeals to Farmers on Republican Policy
Taft’s phonograph speeches titled Irish humor and The Farmer and the Republican Party highlight the farmer’s stake in national policy. The Republican record praises rail rate restraint pure food enforcement scientific agriculture rural delivery roads and continued administration leadership. Farmers are urged to support Republican policies to protect business prosperity.
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William H. Taft
Farmer
Republican Party
Mr. Taft
Vermont Votes Tomorrow in Key Fall Race
Vermont faces a pivotal election Tuesday with Governor, Congress, and State Legislature ballots. Lieutenant Governor George H. Prouty aims to extend Republican control, challenging Democrat James E. Burke as Democrats look to gauge national impact and historical patterns dating to 1884.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Redfield Proctor
George H. Prouty
Newport
James E. Burke
Burlington
Tompkins Ties To Hughes On County Convention
In Ithaca Tompkins County Republican Convention will meet to endorse Gov Hughes with delegates possibly instructed for him. Dwight hints Hughes may be named, while Cassidy's defeat appears urged to shift senatorial support. In Binghamton GOP primaries resolutions backing Hughes were adopted as caucuses approach.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Hughes
Trumansburg Fair
Tompkins County
Dwight
Oyster Bay
Owen Cassidy
Tompkins
Cassidy
Binghamton
Broome County
Youth named Duplinsky accused after assaulting woman on crutches
George Duplinsky, 18, of 453 St Ann's Avenue, drove a woman from St Mary's Park then attacked Mrs Christina Holmes on crutches at 146th Street and St Ann's Avenue. He threw her across a baby carriage, causing a fall but not harming the child. Arrested by Sergt Brady for assault, he boasted of influence with "those higher up."
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St. Mary’s Park
George Duplinsky
St. Ann's Avenue
Alexander Avenue
Duplinsky
St. Mary's Park
146Th Street
St. Ann’s Avenue
Christina Holmes
East 145Th Street
Woman Dead in Fire at Williamsburg Candy Store
A fire at Samuel Sidon’s candy store on 464 Marcy Avenue Williamsburg consumed the two story building and adjacent. Kate McDonald perished in bed from severe burns while her husband Hugh McDonald was badly burned and died at Williamsburg Hospital is not recovered. Loss to buildings and stock estimated at 2000 dollars.
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Samuel Sidon
Marcy Avenue
Williamsburg
Kate McDonald
Hugh McDonald
Williamsburg Hospital
Nicole Marchesi
McDonald
Mary Crawford
Bronx Youth Faucets Glass Bet Endsin Hospital
Peter Steckler aged 19 of 3623 Carpenter Avenue the Bronx bit a shard from a peer glass to win a bet. He was rushed to Fordham Hospital with severe stomach pains and faces an operation to remove the glass.
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Peter Steckler
Carpenter Avenue
The
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Quigg Begins Fight to Regain Control in Nineteenth District
Lemuel E. Quigg, long a political power broker, resumes the battle for leadership of the Fifteenth Assembly District amid clashes with Harry W. Mack and ex-Congressman William H. Douglas. The feud centers on Tammany ties, club rivalries, and Democratic enrollments used for Republican primary aims on September 8.
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Lemuel E. Quigg
Odell
Fifteenth
Leslie S. Lockhart
Republican Club
Harry W. Mack
Quigg
William H. Douglas
Mack
Independent Republican Club
Training for the Big Hunt Lessons With Kermit Roosevelt
President Roosevelt's son Kermit trains as official camera man for his father. Frank M. Chapman of the Museum of Natural History conducts practical lessons at the Bronx Zoo snapping lions tigers and leopards. They return to Oyster Bay with developed plates and prints to prove readiness.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Ummu Smirty
Frank M. Chapman
Museum of Natural Hstory
Kermit
Mr. Chapman
Chapman
Oyster Bay
Chinese Crew Faces Abuse Aboard German Tanker Andre Rickmers
In Philadelphia a Chinese Mission head appeals to the German Consul for help after crewmen from Singapore report beatings and threats aboard the ship. Four sailors threaten self harm if forced to stay. one man disappears with shoes found on the wharf as immigration officials prepare an inquiry.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Frederick Pooles
Andre Rickmers
Singapore
Poole
Barr
Lone Bill Arrested In Bordentown Theft Case
John A. Hickman known as Lone Bill was arrested after leaving the Mount Holly opera house charged with robbing William Burns sporting goods in Bordentown two years ago. Claude Bullock identified him. Detective Parker says Hickman stole gasoline from Camden stores and sold it to boat owners on the upper Delaware. City Marshal Amos Thorn took him to Bordentown for a hearing.
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New York Times
Mount Holly
N. J
Bill
John A. Hickman
William Burns
Bordentown
Hickman
Claude Bullock
Parker
Camden
Delaware
Amos Thorn
Labor Day Parade Planned Along Fifth Avenue
Labor Day parade organizers announce a 10 AM march from Fifty-ninth Street to Washington Square in eight divisions. Central Federated Union officers will lead with Grand Marshal Arnold B. McStay and aides James P. Holland John O Brien, then James G. Higgins as Assistant Grand Marshal with aides Albert Abrahams and Samuel A. Debs. The first division forms at Fifty-eighth Street, others along side streets to Fifty-first Street. A Labor Day relief benefit for the unemployed is also planned at Cooper Union in the afternoon.
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Herman Robinson
Labor Day Committee
The
Central Federated Union
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Arnold B. McStay
Aids
James P. Holland
John c. O'Brien
James G. Higgins
Albert Abrahams
Samuel A. Debs
Fifty-eighth Street
Fifty-eighth
Fifty-first Street
J. Eads How
National Committee For the Relief of the
Cooper Union
Murderer Richards Turner Ends His Life in Jail
Richard Turner who killed his wife and shot his son at Sailor Springs in this county several weeks ago died by suicide in Louisville jail. Insane jealousy drove the tragedy as he mistook his son for an admirer of his wife whom he had separated from.
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Flora
Ilk
Richard Turner
Sailor Springs
Louisville
Turner
Bryan Is Already Elected In Mounting East Campaign Talk
Democratic leaders urge a temporary armistice between Murphy and Moe Carren to protect the party ticket as Norman E. Mack names a New York Eastern director and Bryan pushes for a New Yorker as manager. Josephus Daniels reports Bryan's strong statewide support in Indiana Ohio and finds Bryan already elected.
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National Committee
Connecticut
Murphy
MoeCarren
Mack
New York
Mackey
Culberson
Fastern
Bryan
William J. Conners
Murph
Good Groun L. I
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Campaign
Hoffman House
Chicago
Senator Culberson
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Daniels
Middle West
Indiana
Ohio
White House
Policeman Narrowly Escapes After Bike Fork Breaks
Policeman Edward J. Patterson of the Brooklyn Motorcycle Squad was hurled fifteen feet when his front fork broke during pursuit on Merrick Road Jamaica near the Long Island Railroad tracks. The speeding car fled. Patterson lay dazed for twenty minutes before a passerby found him. He was bruised but no bones were broken and was taken home by ambulance.
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Edward J. Patterson
Brooklyn
Merrick Road
Jamaica
Long Island Railroad
Patterson
Fisherman throws boy into river near Market Street pier
A 10 year old, Joe Cook of 65 Bayard Street, was picked up and thrown into the river by a lone fisherman at Recreation Pier. Rescue came from Life Saving Corps member William Quinlan on duty at the pier. the fisherman escaped amid the commotion. The act followed taunts from other boys.
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Market Street
Joe Cook
Bayard Street
William Quinlan
Life Saving Corps
Young Cook
Boy 1¢ Ends Life With Gas At Home
David Moske aged 11 months old of 533 East 147th Street died by inhaling illuminating gas in his bathroom yesterday afternoon. A note found at the scene stated God has given me nerve and that all information is in his safe, signed Dave.
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David Moske
East 147Th Street
Dave
Gen Coxie Visits Town Promoting Populist Ticket
Gen Jacob S Coxie arrives at Cooper Union after leading an unemployed army from Mt. Vernon Ohio. He announces plans to campaign for Thomas Watson and the Populist Party with stops in Ohio Georgia and New York. Coxie and L A Hains back a gas turbine engine aimed at high speed trains and electric rails.
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Jacob S. Coxie
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Washington
Hotel Astor
Thomas Watson
Cooper Union
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Watson
Bryan
Roosevelt
Gen. Coxte
L.A. Hains
Mount Vernon
Independence Party Notification for Hisgen at Gramercy Park
Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts, Independence Party presidential candidate, will be notified tonight at the Independence Club in Gramercy Park. John Temple Graves, VP candidate, opens the club as he recovers at Warm Springs, Va. Graves. Hisgen arrives from Springfield, Mass on a special train to Grand Central Station at 3 PM. The Notification Committee is led by Charles A. Walsh and includes representatives from state party organizations.
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Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Independence Party
Independence Club
Gramercy Park
John Temple Graves
Graves
Charles A. Walsh
Iowa
Democratic National Committee
Independents Party National Committee
New Wilton Velvet and Axminster Rugs in 9x12
Advertises Seamless Wilton Velvet and Axminster rugs size 9 by 12 feet with new patterns and colors priced at 20.00 and 25.00 at 23rd Street.
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Wilton
Axminster
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