Odell accuses Roosevelt Higgins of GOP rift in New York
State Chairman Odell leveled charges against President Roosevelt and Gov. Higgins, claiming duplicity split the New York Republican Party. He recounted urging Black for Senate, Higgins backing Merritt then switching to Wadsworth, and blamed both leaders for triggering factional conflict while noting his vetoes on utility and public works bills shaped party backlash.
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Odell
Yeserday
Roosevelt
Gov. Higging
Fie
Republican Party
New York State
Frank S&s. Black
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Black
Biuuck
Oarden
Dell
Alles
Higgins
Mr. Black
Conde
Wiggins
Jre
Inter‘esta
West Street
Heputchesan Party
Odelil
S. Black
Westington
Afr
Roosevelt l
New York
Senate
Goy
Black Elected To Succeed Mr. Depew
Guv. Higgins
Benator Platt
Pepew
Gov
Merritt
Hack
Wadsworth
Republican Club
Ted By
Enilarless
Coatiess
Dewey’s Wines for Holiday Gifts Ad in New York
A brief advertisement from Dewey & Sons Co. Fulton Street New York promotes special assorted wine cases priced at 4 00 5 00 and 6 75 for holiday gifting.
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Dewey's
Dewey & Sons Co
Lép Fultonst
New York
Ady
Investigations Probe Highwood Dives Near Fort Sheridan
A Federal Grand Jury in Chicago reports probing loon dives gambling resorts and border towns near Highwood and Fort Sheridan. Witnesses say canteen abolition sparked issues with 400000 spent fighting dives and gambling in a year. Revelations include deaths theft desertion and crooked games with officials and wealthy locals linked to a ring to shield the village.
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New York Times
Chicago
Highwood
Fort Sheridan
Federal Grand Jury
Taft
Parisoe
M. E. Saville
Morgan denies gold brick charge in Morgan deal
Special to The New York Times Cincinnati December 21 Eugene Zimmerman denies selling Morgan a gold brick and says he profited fairly from the C H D sale. He claims no concealment and predicts the railroad will recover with proper management. He adds he is out of the deal and has nothing more to say.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Morgan
Iliugene Zimmerman
J.P. Morgain
New York
Zimmerman
Mr. Morgan
Manning Leads Meeting Of Policy Holders To Form Union
Senator Depew’s old ally Manning convened a gathering of policy holders in New York to organize a Policy Holders Protect ive Union. Present were Manning and five others. adjournment set for Jan 2 with ex Senator Thurston as counsel if organization proceeds. Manning laments low turnout and warns the movement will continue despite indifference.
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S. Manning
Depew
Equitable
New-York Life
Mutual Life Insurance Couinies
Mr. Manning
Manning
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Hummels Right to Bail Spars with Legal Debate
Abraham Hummel, convicted of conspiracy, was freed on $10,000 bail four hours after leaving Tombs as Justice Woodward stayed the sentence for a year in prison. The move drew heated discussion among lawyers who deem it unprecedented. An appeal to the Appellate Division may follow if the stay is challenged.
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Abraham H. Hummel
Istice Woodward
Hammel
Abraham ‘J. Kaffenburgh
Justice Woodward
Hummel
Jerome
de Lancey Nicoll
Woodward
Oval Blue Tours to Washington From New York
Advertises an eight day tour to Washington with rail and hotel all expenses for $17. Dates listed include December 27 January 11 25 February 10 March 1 15 April 10 26 and May 10. Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Offices 434 Broadway and 1300 Broadway.
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Washington
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Broadway
Curley Ideal Safety Razor SCRAPENOMORD-6 Warren St
Curley Ideal Safety Razor listed as SCRAPENOMORD-6 at Warren Street key location. Item appears in consignments and is offered with standard appraisal notes. Potential buyers advised to contact the Warren Street office for details and pricing.
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Warren St
Gadski Fends Off Burglary at Cambridge Hotel
Opera star Mme Gadski awoke to a intruder in her fourth floor Cambridge Hotel suite. She spoke softly to the thief and he fled via a window and fire escape. Her husband Herr Tauscher was away in Washington, and guests in other rooms were unaware of the escape.
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Mme
Johanna Gadski
Cambridge
Mme. Gadski
Washington
Herr Tauscher
Maida
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Mme, Gadsk
McCarren Announces Retirement From State Senate
State Senator Patrick H. McCarren will retire at the end of his current term to focus on leading the Kings County Democratic organization. The 18 year veteran cited difficulty balancing Albany duties with Brooklyn leadership and said the announcement was expected by his political circle. McCarren represented the Seventh District and previously served as an Assembly member.
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Patrick H. McCarren
Kings County
Democratic Organization
Brooklyn
Albany
McCarren
State Senate
Charles A. Schieren
George A. Owens
Owens
Revolt Against Gen Reyes In Colombia
The State Department reports a failed plot to dispose of President Rafael Reyes as part of a plan to overthrow the government in Bogota. Arrests of prominent figures including a former cabinet minister and five opposition leaders were to face court martial.
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Washington
State Department
Bogota
Reyes
Rafael Reyes
Colombia
Marroquin
Panama
Supreme Court
New Oregon Senator Takes His Seat
John M. Gearin, a Democrat appointed after Senator Mitchell’s death, sat in the Senate today. This marks Oregon’s first Democratic representation in the Senate in eighteen years since Senator Slater’s 1887 retirement.
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New York Times
Washington
John M. Gearin
Mitchell
Senate
Slater
Oregon
Bordeaux wine ad at Mouguin's Restaurant
For centuries physicians have prescribed Bor deaux wines for the sick and for those wishing to preserve their health. Reliable Bordeaux wines at Mouguin's Restaurant, 20 Ann St., and real 438 Sixth An Ask for catalogue.
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Mouguin
Ann St
Agreement at Shanghai restores mixed court and order
Nanking Viceroy meets Taotal in Shanghai with plans to reopen the Mixed Court tomorrow as diplomats pursue a full constitutional revision. In Tokyo there is indignation over Western expectations of China, while Shanghai reports restoration of order with guards at concessions and patrols along city roads after a waterworks attack was repulsed.
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Shanghai
Standard Oil Aims 500 Percent Stock Increase
Reports from Wall Street say Standard Oil plans to raise capital from 100 million to 600 million via a 500 percent stock dividend. No official confirmation. past rumors of similar moves existed. If enacted, market price would drop toward par and dividend yield may fall from about 40 50 percent to around 7 8 percent, reducing stock prominence.
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Standard Oil Company
Wall Street
Standard Oil
McCurdy Real Estate Transferred to Wife in Morris County
Richard A. McCurdy transfers all Morristown and Morris Plains real estate to his wife Robert H. McCurdy. Deeds filed at Morris County Clerk's office after papers were signed Monday noon. Property on South Street valued at about $500,000 includes Franklin Street frontage and access to barns and greenhouses. The couple left Morris Plains for New York for the winter.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Richard A. McCurdy
Morris Plains
Robert H. McCurdy
Morris County Clerk's Office
Franklin Street
Engagement of Miss Claire Bryce to J Sergeant Cram
The engagement was announced yesterday between Miss Claire Bryce elder daughter of Gen Lloyd S Bryce and Mrs Bryce and J Sergeant Cram. Bryce is a granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs Edward Cooper and great granddaughter of Peter Cooper. Cram long associated with Tammany Hall and a former Dock Commissioner under Van Wyck. No date yet set but the wedding will occur this winter.
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Claire Bryce
Lloyd S. Bryce
Bryce
J. Sergeant Cram
Miss Bryce
Edward Cooper
Peter Cooper
Nicholas Fish
Misses Hewitt
Erskine Hewitt
Carroll C. Bryce
Gen. Bryce
The
North American Review
Bryces
Roslyn
L. I
Washington Square North
Cornelia
John Sergeant Cram
van Wyck
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Henry A. Cram
Egerton L. Winthrop
J. Woodward Haven
Ethel. Cram
Lenox
Mr. Cram
Samuel Ad
W. Seward
F. Egerton
Creighton Webb
Metropolitan
Knickerbocker
Aye
Vna
Parsons Wins All Night Battle for County Committee
Herbert Parsons elected President of the Republican County Committee by acclamation after a protracted meeting in Murray Hill Lyceum that ran past 3:30 AM. Alfred R. Page named Vice President. Thomas A. Whipple Secretary. George Blagden Treasurer amid disorder. Contests over the Thirteenth District and delays were debated as the party factions clashed.
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Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
William Halpin
Parsons
Halpin
Mr. Halpin
Alfred R. Page
Samuel Strasbourger
Thomas A. Whipple
George Blagden
Murray Hill Lyceum
Odell
Committee On
Michael H. Blake
Herman Joveshof
Blake-Joveshof
Lemuel E. Quigg
Grant
Nathaniel A. Elsberg
Elsberg
Clarence K.lexow
Henry Birrell
Lexow
Lloyd Collis
Allen
Ninth
Thirteenth
Blake
Joveshof
Quigg
Koenig
Reublican Party
Baipin
Newcomb
Blake Jovehson
Otto JT. Bannard
Clarence K. Lexow
Otto Rosalsky
Ernest Hall
Edward Freee
Mrs Corey Arrives in Pittsburg with Sister-in-Law
Mrs W. E. Corey reached Pittsburg from Chicago aboard the Pennsylvania and, with her sister-in-law Miss Ann Corey, then went to North Braddock station to visit her parents.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
W. KE. Corey
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Ann Corey
Union Station
North Braddock Station
Pixtra Cars On Every Train To Chicago And Beyond
Pixtra cars run on each train to Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati to accommodate unprecedented holiday travel demand with New York Central Lines providing extended service alongside existing routes.
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Pixtra
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Central
Traveling in Japan or civilized countries buy Laxative Bromo Quinine
A brief note advises travelers that Laxative Bromo Quinine is available from any druggist in Japan or civilized nations. It claims universal use and features BB. W. Growd's signature on the box.
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Japan
BB. W. Growd
Czar refuses to yield on universal suffrage
London dispatch reports at Tsarskoe Selo council a majority favored universal suffrage while the Emperor after hearing arguments refused to accept the majority decision. The czar declared against universal suffrage despite counselors recommending it.
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London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe- Selo
Relief fund reaches 574000 pounds for Russia outbreak victims
The Jewish Chronicle reports a relief fund totaling 574000 pounds for Russia outbreak victims, including contributions from France Germany Austria and America, equivalent to about 2870000 dollars. The total was announced in London on December 21 via Special Cable to The New York Times.
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NEW York Times
London
The
Jewish Chronicle
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
America
Forged Murphy Name Netted Fifty Dollars
Police at West Thirty-seventh Street Station jailed Joseph Gaffney, 30, for forging the name of Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall on a fifty dollar check drawn on the Chelsea Bank. The suspect, who claimed the partner name in a contracting firm tied to Murphy’s brother, got only partial payment when the recipient was short of cash. Bank officials said several similar forgeries had been received recently.
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West Thirty-seventh Street
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Halli
Chelsea
Joseph Gaffney
West Forty-third Street
Murphy
Trust Directors Resign Over Public Office Prospects
Herman Metz the city's new Controller and Desmond Dunne, Brooklyn Public Works Commissioner, have resigned as Directors of the Guardian Trust Company effective after January 1 due to upcoming public office tenure. Bird 8. Coler was elected President following his 1902 gubernatorial defeat and held the post until last year.
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Herman Metz
Desmond Dunne
Brooklyn
Guardian Trust Company
Bird
Coler
Griscom Named Ambassador to Rio de Janeiro
Washington dispatch reports Lloyd C Griscom, minister to Japan, slated for the Rio de Janeiro embassy succeeding Thompson who was recalled. Thompson may become ambassador to Mexico. Leishman now in Turkey mission to become ambassador in Tokyo as part of a planned elevation of the Japanese mission to embassy.
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New York Times
Washington
Lloyd C. Griscom
Japan
Rio de Janeiro
Thompson
Mexico
Leishman
Tokio
Mob Tortures Wife Beater in Plainview Neb
In Plainview Nebraska a mob punished Henry Haack of Coleridge after he was jailed for beating his wife while drunk. They stripped and battered him, breaking his nose and jaw, dumping him into water tanks then leaving him in the road to die before a sympathetic farmer sought help.
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New York Times
Plainview
Neb
Henry Haack
Coleridge
Haack
Cabinet Snubs Palma Decree On Exile Of Pinnino
Havana cabined annulled the decree expelling José Pinnino the Italian agitator. Pinnino called Palma a fool and traitor at a Sept meeting of Liberals and was deported to Cartena Colombia, then refused entry to Colombia, returned, and deported to Halifax.
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Havana
Palma
José Pinnino
Pinnino
Interior
Andrade
Cartagena
Colombia
Halifax
1905 Railroad Equipment Purchases Reach Record $260 Million
The year 1905 saw railroads in the United States and Canada spend $260,186,000 on equipment from builders, not including cars and locomotives built in railroad shops. Official figures show 165,455 freight cars and 2,551 passenger cars ordered, with three months of orders from two leading railroads nearly matching 1904 output.
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New York Times
Chicago
United States
Canada
Railroad Gazette
Florida's famous trains offer unexcelled service
Florida's famous trains advertise nonstop service by SP and Atlantic Coast Line with Express departures at 9:25 A M and 9:25 P M and reference to Pla. & West Indian Ltd. The ad highlights 1,161 Broadway address for booking and passenger convenience.
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Florida
Pla. & West Indian Ltd
Atlantic Coast Line
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla Limited to Grocers
An abbreviated trade note states Burnett's Extract of Vanilla is standard everywhere and best available through grocers. The ad hints at broad distribution and preferred quality for retail buyers.
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Burnett
Revolutions Ravage Courland Baltic Fronts
Reports from Mitau and Riga describe widespread insurrection across Courland and Livonia. Revolutionary bands seized towns, executed officials, and fought dragoons and troops, with heavy civilian casualties and mass desertions of loyal forces as Cossacks and regiments joined the rebels.
Nothing Quite Equals It The Twentieth Century Limited
The 18 hour New York Central Lines train from New York to Chicago departs at 8 30 P M and arrives in Chicago at 8 80 next morning, a night ride described by Ady.
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New York
Chicago
New York Central Lines
Ady
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London Times
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Mutual
Son
Page
Whittle
Mrs. Corey
Parents
Czar
Frage
England
Drop Trust
Metz
Dunne
Griscom
Brazil
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Tukum
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Livonia
Kokunhusen
Windau
Friedrichstadt
Pratgenburg
Holdingen
Kapenhouzak
Baltic
Dorpat
Kharkoff
Starobyelsk
Lebedinsk
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Otehakoft
Apin
Odessa
Riga
Talsen
von Mueller
Chorouchenko
Goldingen
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