President's Criticism Gains Sparks in Utah Ballot Fight
Senator Dubois of Idaho and Senator Carmack of Tennessee denounce the Presidents intervention in Utah politics. They claim Republican leaders struck a deal with Mormon Church leaders to back Reid Smoot, overturning Democratic majorities and shaping Senate seating decisions ahead of the Utah election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Senator Dubois
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Dubois
Jianna
Republican National Committee
Mormon Church
Republican Party
Reid Smoot
Senate
United States
Ste
Carmack
Tennessee
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Boay ers
Notice lists arrivals at hotels and guests from out of town with page references for further details. Includes names and origin cities, indicating hospitality activity and population movement within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Intelligence
Poland Water Depot Ad Promotes Mineral Water Remedy
An advertisement touts Poland Water as invaluable for kidney and stomach diseases. It claims benefits in typhoid fever and acute Bright's disease, offering a free book and mailing address at 3 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Park Place
Question of Smoot candidacy tied to Mormon Church stance
Debate centers on whether Smoot’s ties to the Mormon Church disqualify him. Critics argue religion should not influence the contest. supporters claim Smoot lacks polygamy practice and that oath validity is for the Senate to judge. The state legislature should decide the senator’s election free from external pressure, with qualifications reserved for the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Congress
Senate
United States
Fifth General Assembly Opens in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City prepares for the opening session of the Fifth General Assembly with the Senatorial caucus to choose a Rawlins successor. General belief favors Apostle Reed Smoot securing the nomination without difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fifth General Assembly
Rawlins
Apostle Reed Smoot
Call Out Troops Letter From Panola Cavalry Offer
A PanolaArkansas resident wrote to Gov Jefferson Davis offering a cavalry unit to protect Indianola against negro domination. The letter notes Major M House commanding a first squadron cavalry, age fifty five, who volunteered at sixteen and served as an Eagle Ranger under Gov James P Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Indianola
House
Eagle Rangers
James P.eagle
Manhattan Railway to Expand Service per Commission Request
Manhattan Railway Company informs the New York State Board of Railroad Commissioners it will diligently comply with the board directions. Vice President Alfred Skitt says fifty eighth street trains will house five cars and improve non rush hour seating, with a two week schedule extension requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
WN. Y
Manhattan Railway Company
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Skitt
Railroad Commission
New York
Ashley W. Cole
Board of Railroad Commissioners
N. Y
Alfred Skitt
Commission
Reverend Hoffman Quits Pastoral Post After Thirty-Year Gift
The Rev. Dr. H. S. Hoffman resigns as pastor of the Reformed Episcopal Church of Our Redeemer in Philadelphia after thirty years without pay. He will retire from parochial duties yet remain active in church affairs and eleemosynary work. Previously he funded church debts and helped build Trinity Church and seven other congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
H. S. Hoffman
Reformed Episcopal Church of Our Redeemer
Sixteenth
Oxford Streets
Hoffman
Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church
Lehigh Avenue
F Street
Church of Our Redeemer
J. Hoffman
Reformed Episcopal Church
Case Heirs Cling To False Hope Of Huge Inheritance
A Cleveland report says Leonard Case Jr died without a will and the U S Circuit Court ruled no heirs can claim his 30 million dollar estate. The Case School of Applied Science on Euclid Avenue benefits from the trust, with rents directed to the school and properties, including City Hall and Case Library, tied up in ongoing legal actions over condominium and Federal Building condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Walton
N. Y
Leonard Case
Francis J. Wing
United States Circuit Court
Leonard Case, Jr
Case
Case School of Applied Science
Euclid Avenue
Albert College
Cleveland City
Case Library
Gen Samuel Thomas Dies After Long Public Service
Gen Samuel Thomas dies at his home after a long career in the army coal trade and railroad finance. Born April 27 1840 in South Point Ohio he rose from lieutenant to brigadier general in the Civil War and later led industrial and railroad ventures across the Midwest South and beyond. Survived by two sons and a daughter, he held numerous directorships and was active in New York social and veteran circles.
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Samuel Thomas
West Fifty-seventh Street
E. R. Thomas
R. E. Thomas
Livingstone Beekman
Gen. Thomas
South Point
Lawrence County
Ohio
Katawha
Keystone Iron Company
Jackson
Twenty-seventh
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Ohio Brigade
Thomas
Grant
Sherman
Pittsburg Landing
Chattanooga
Vicksburg
United States
Mississippi
O. O. Howard
Zanesville
Hocking Valley
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Creek Valley Railroad
New York, Chicago and
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railway
Marquette, Houghton and
Ontonagon
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
American Pig Iron Storage Warrant Company
Bowling Green Trust Company
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Chicago
Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Company
Columbus Gas Light and Heating Company
Cuba Company
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railway Company
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Company
Indiana Stone Railroad Company
Metropolitan Dredging Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
New York and Staten Island Electric Company
Pacific Steel Company
Plastic Material Metal Covering Company
Rapid Transit Ferry Company
Richmond Borough Company
Riding, Southern
Union League
Country, Ohio
Lotus, Lawyers
Jekyl Island
Lafayette Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Pinehurst Visitors Advised of Quickest Route
Leave New York via Pennsylvania Railroad Congressional Limited daily from West 23d Street Ferry at 3 25 P M. connects in Washington at 8 30 P M with Seaboard Airline Railway for Pinehurst arriving 8 15 A M. Office 1 183 Broadway Adv.
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Pinehurst
New York
Pennsylvania
R. R
Congressional Limited
West 23d St
Washington
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Broadway
Coal Riot Robs Train On Boston and Albany Tracks
A coal train on the Boston and Albany lines was raided by a mob including men women and children. They stole an estimated five to ten tons of coal before police halted the plunder. One man was arrested and to be charged with larceny of two bags of coal.
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Boston
Boston and
Albany
Capt Lucas Finds Vast Oil Find in Mexico
Austin reports Capt A F Lucas, discoverer of the Beau Mont field, has struck oil in vast quantities on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico. His syndicate, led by Col J M Guffey, controls a large tract where the oil lies, based on Lucas’s apocalyptic theory of a world oil belt.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
A. F. Lucas
Beaumont
Lucas Gusher
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Col
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Penn
Capt Lucas
Rapid 20 hour Pennsylvania Special train schedule note
An Intelligent Critic commends the rapid schedule of the Pennsylvania Special 20 hour train between New York and Chicago. Breathing relief advertised for coughs and lung soreness. Dewar's Scotch praised as pure imported and the glass of fashion for good form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Adv
Dewar
Abram S Hewitt In Final Illness Obstructive Jaundice Battle
Ex mayor Abram S Hewitt, longtime public figure, remains gravely ill at his Lexington Avenue home. Bulletin reports his condition worsened with breathing support and near moribund state as doctors monitor progression and family members gather.
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Abram S. Hewitt
Lexington Avenue
Hewitt
J. O. Green
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Miss Hewitt
Eleanor G. Hewitt
Edward R. Hewitt
Erskine Hewitt
Edward Cooper
Lloyd Brice
Charles Cooper
John E. Parsons
Andrew Carnegie
John McGaw
Henry F. Gurnee
Mayor Low
Edward M. Shepard
John FE. Billings
John L. Cadwalader
Norman S. Dike
Philip Schuyler
George L. Rives
J. Ik. Prince
Brice
Mr. Hewitt
Waldorf Astoria guest to Bellevue insane pavilion
A Philadelphia woman registered as Mrs. T. A. Maignen at the Waldorf Astoria on Thursday and was found last night in her room wielding two loaded revolvers. She was escorted by hotel detectives to Bellevue where she was placed in the insane pavilion after a struggle. Authorities report her husband’s Arch Street address and note a spree of jewelry purchases and peculiar dining-room behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf- Astoria
Tiffany's
Benedict's
Mrs. Lynch
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Maignen
Smith
Kennedy
Thirty-third
Bellevue
Mabon
Change in Atlanta Sleeper
Commencing January 12th Pullman sleeping cars leave New York via Pennsylvania A A West 23d St Ferry 2:10 P M weekdays 12:55 P M Sundays for Atlanta via Seaboard Air Line Railway Office 1185 Broadway Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pullman
New York
Pennsylvania A. A
West 23d
St. Ferry
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Broadway
General Greene suspends Capt. Michael Gorman after saloon raid
Gen. Greene tours six East Side precincts in a rain storm, suspends Capt. Gorman at Union Market Station for neglect of duty during an open excise law violation at 1646 Rivington Street run by Sali Agia. Two investigations follow as inspectors review policing and hotel compliance.
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Gen. Greene
Brooks
Mr. Coursey
Gorman
Rivington Street
Sali Agia
Fourteenth Precinct
Capt. Gorman
Sergt. Ryan
Thirteenth
Rivington
Clinton Streets
Holahan
Delancey Street
Inspector Brooks
Capt
Jerome
Rutgers Street
Agia Place
Sally Hirshstein
Capt. Holahan
Agia
Moran
Minnerly
Abraham Goldstein
Union Market Station
Greene
Michael Gorman
Topham Avenue
One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street
Fifth Street
Dean
Eldridge Street
Albertson
Mulberry Street
Mannion
Mercer Street
Sergt. Thompson
West End Theatre Hissed At Sunday Vaudeville Show
Martens of the West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Station ordered E. E. Rice to enforce the law after a Sunday performance at the West End Theatre near St. Nicholas Avenue drew crowds and hissed singers. The crowd roared with derision as acts continued past 11 p.m. until order was attempted by the gallery rattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluritg & Seemon
Music Hall
West Doc Fiundred
Twenty-fifth Street
Veale Seventh Avenue
Olympia
Proctor’s
Apt. Martens
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
E. E. Rice
West End
St. Nicholas Avenue
New York
Mr. Rice
Advertising solicitors seek staff for New York Evening News
The New York Evening News invites applications from A No. 1 advertising solicitors and circulation canvassers. Call at the temporary offices, 5 and 7 Dey St., as soon as possible. Burnett's Cocaine promotes hair growth and makes it dark and glossy. Ad.
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New York Evening News
Walter Scott
Dey St
Adv
Burnett
Ady
Police Arrest Totals Rise Across Five Boroughs
The excise crackdown yesterday in all five boroughs matched recent Sundays with higher vigilance. By midnight eighty eight arrests were recorded versus fifty four the Previous Sunday, including three in the Tenderloin precinct.
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Tenderloin
Death at the Throttle on Knoxville Train
Passengers rode for miles after a rock fell from a mountain cut and killed engineer A G Young on a Knoxville and Ohio Railroad train from Buckeye Tennessee to Careyville. Fireman Mattlock alerted crew and the train stopped at Careyville. The injury, a wound on the left head, appeared instantaneous.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxville and Ohio Railroad
Buckeye
Careyville
Mattlock
A. G. Young
Young
Coal Seizure Sparks Town Wide Harboring of Praise
In Arcola Illinois the mob seized a coal train and hauled it away amid snow and cold. Citizens claim no indictments will follow and rail officials should be lenient. Churchgoers sang hymns after the event as firemen guarded the scene and the crew withdrew the cars.
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New York Times
Arcola
Jun
S. R. Lentz
Illinois Central
Thomas J. Monahan
OW. J. Bradbury
Bull Belts Man in Arena at Juarez Fight
Spectators witnessed a fatal injury at Juarez as a monster bull gored bandarillo Francisco Mattillera of Madrid. He was struck by the bull’s horn, tossed, then gore and collapse followed. Mattillera did not survive.
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New York. Times
EL Paso
Texas
Juarez
Mattillera
Madrid
Sehor
Francisco Mattillera
Matillera
Picxdores
Bandarillo
Railroad Stolen Near Marion Branch, Penn
George Kinehead of Norristown Penn is charged with stealing a Pennsylvania Railroad branch from Marion Penn to a lime kiln. The line belonged to William B Morris Phoebe Morris and family and had not been used due to abandoned kilns. Kinehead was arrested in Newark and held in Police Headquarters after forfeiting Norristown bonds.
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New York
Newark
N. J
George Kinehead
Norristown
Penn
Tyler
Murphy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marion
Train for Florida Leaves New York Daily at 3 25 P M
New service promotes travel to Florida departing New York at 3 25 P M daily via Pennsylvania Railroad Congressional Limited with all Pullmans. Connects in Washington with Sta board Air Line Railway at 8 50 P M for Jacksonville and Tampa. Day passengers for the connection depart New York 2 10 P M weekdays and 12 55 P M Sundays. Office 1 183 Broadway Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
Mrs P S Henry Killed In Burning House
The late Leonard Lewisohn's daughter Mrs Florine Henry perished by suffocation in a blaze at 34 East Fifty fourth Street. Her husband Philip S Henry and two children survived with help from nurse Minnie Ruidge and rescuers. Elberta Erickson, a Swedish domestic, died after falling from a fourth story window. Firemen saved other servants and relatives as the family waited at 22 West Fifty fifth Street.
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Florine Henry
Philip S. Henry
Leonard Lewisohn
East Fifty-fourth Street
Henry
Elberta Erickson
Henrys
Violet
Leonore Gladys
Minnie Ruidge
Kia Shaeffer
Teliceman
Frank Bueser
Mast Party
First Street
Tie
Mr. Hlenry
Margaret Mayer
Mary Quinn
Mr. Henry
Buesser
Charles S. Shultz
East Pittyfirst Street
Shoeffer
Nune
Ida Shoeffer
Albert J. Curley
Essex Hotel
Fifty-sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Savan Ua
Schaeffer
Park Avenue
Schultz
No. 66
Ida Schaeffer
Curley
George Sexton
Walter
Frederick
Oscar Lewisohn
Alfred Lewisohn
Ida Shaeffer
Flower Hospital
Daily Necessity Ad: Rapid NY to Chicago Service
An advertisement notes a daily rapid service from New York to Chicago available year round. It also highlights stenographer, ladies' maid, and stock reports as extra appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
New York Central Michigan Central Daily Train to Detroit
Advertisement notes a daily 4:00 p.m. train from New York to Detroit via the New York Central and Michigan Central for Grand Rapids and Detroit. passage implied as direct through service.
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Grand Rapids
New York Central
Michigan Central
New York
Detroit
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Dubois and Carmack
Arkansas
Little Rock, Ark
Panola, Ark
Lucas
KE. L. Keyes, M. D
E. L. Keyes, Jr., M. D
Hanover Square
E. Ll. Keyes, Jr
K. L. Keyes
Charles H. Chetwood
Francis Delafield
France
Europe
Paris
America
T. A. Maignen
Arch Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Eet Fielter Company
Commissioner of Police
Hiw
Bronx
Death
ARENA
Bandarello
Francesco Mattillera
P. S. Henry
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