Morse Juror Ill Verdict Delayed In Bank Case
In the US Circuit Court, juror Morse collapsed from a severe cold during testimony. Judge Hough and U.S. Attorney Stimson reviewed evidence on Morse and Curtis tied to alleged misapplication of bank funds and a broader conspiracy. Deliberations paused as Morse recovers. proceedings focus on misapplication charges and conspiracy with possible penalties outlined.
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Boy Killed In Street Car Crash On Ninety Ninth Street
Giuseppe Cantalupo, a 9 year old son of Angelo Cantalupo, was run over by a street car on Ninety ninth Street and Second Avenue. Parts of his body were found along the road for miles. his brother Joseph identified the remains at the station house. Motorman arrested as investigators reviewed the chaotic scene and passenger injuries.
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Bryan Leads Nebraska by About Ten Thousand
Special to The New York Times reports that Bryan's statewide plurality is about 10,000 with the Democratic State ticket winning by eight to ten thousand and Governor Sheldon defeated. Lincoln and Lancaster Counties voted Democratic for the first time while Republicans claim a slender House majority. The First District race for E M Pollard is in doubt with Maguire by six votes claimed by Democrats. The Omaha Bee projects a Democratic sweep of the state House and governor, with no Senate election.
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Bristow Wins Senate Seat as Kansas Returns Favor Taft
Returns from 59 counties show Taft 22 024 Bryan 16 417 with late tallies narrowing Taft and Stubbs margins. Bristow’s Senate election is assured. Democratic House picks include 39 Representatives and 5 Senators. Republicans secure 70 Representatives and 30 Senators.
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Kalanianaole Re-elected. Honolulu Elects First Mayor
Returns as of 4 PM show Jonah Kalanianaole Republican territorial delegate re-elected with reduced plurality. Territorial Legislature to be Republican. J J Ferny elected first Mayor of Honolulu as city and county created for Oahu.
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Jonah Kalanianaole
Territorial
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Oahu
Governor Weekes Receives Telegrams After Victory
Governor Weekes received numerous congratulatory telegrams from Republican leaders including Frank J. Witchcodk and Senator Horace White. He thanked Lt Governor-elect and Senator White and extended appreciation to Herbert Parsons and New York County Republican Committee.
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Republican National Committee
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Herbert Parsons
New York County Republican Committee
Gum Free With Sundays American News Dealer Ad
Notice urges readers to secure the tender free chewing gum offer from Sundays American by visiting their newsdealer today. promotion details include entitlement through the online or print advertisement.
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Friends Urge Root to Succeed Platt in New York
A New York movement backs Elihu Root for Senator to replace Platt as term nears end. Clergy, educators, lawyers, and business leaders push Root’s candidacy, while Taft may keep Root as Secretary of State, affecting State politics and Root’s decision.
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Kern for U. S. Senate in Indiana Returns
Indiana returns show Judge Taft leading the U S Senate race by about 10 000 as Democrats sweep statewide offices and gain ground in Congress. Kern is named as the party candidate for the Senate while Republicans blame Gov Hanty for defeat tied to a special session and the local option law.
Shearn's Vote in State for Governor Draws Mixed Totals
Clarence J. Shearn Independence League candidate for New York Governor drew 35,4583 votes in New York City with about 17,454 in Manhattan and the Bronx. Upstate returns show roughly 5 percent of Taft plurality producing about 10,500 votes, totaling around 44,000. Rochester's Monroe County gave 413, Oneida 231, Ulster 203.
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Ulster County
New Gum Flavor Promoted by Sundax Ady
An advertisement touts an entirely new chewing gum flavor in full-sized packs from Sundax’s American brand. It claims the product is suitable for teeth-free users and emphasizes a fresh taste with dental benefits.
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Wreck Taxi Cab On Beach After Ono Street Run
A red New York TaxicabCompany vehicle sped down Sixtieth Street toward the East River and plunged off a beach drop at the waterfront. Three men escaped, the driver remained in the seat, and a diverging chase led to Seidel and Hall reporting the assault and theft. Detectives arrested William Leahy and Nathan Schwartz as suspects. a third man was not identified. Seidel refused hospital care.
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Saloon Shooting Near Atlantic Avenue Ends in Death
Jacob Watenburger, 33, was killed in his Brooklyn saloon at 444 Atlantic Avenue yesterday by Special Officer Edward Gaynor during an incident witnessed by Mrs Watenburger and Patrolman Edwards. Gaynor says the shot was accidental while attempting to arrest the proprietor after a dispute over a beer glass. Gaynor was held on homicide charges.
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Balkan War Rumors Grow Amid Frontline Mobilizations
London reports alarmist Balkan outlook as rumors spread of imminent war between Servia and Austria Hungary. Austrian troops entrench on the Servian frontier while Servia readies for conflict and may shift government from Belgrade. Officials in Belgrade deny unfounded rumors, citing calm pending international congress.
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Deerfoot Farm Sausages Product Description
Deerfoot Farm offers a two pound package of sausages made from tender dairy fed Sarcegang meat marinated with selected spices. The label warns to beware of imitations and to distinguish the real product.
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Roosevelt Named Special Editor for The Outlook
Theodore Roosevelt will become a special contributing editor to The Outlook starting March after retirement from the presidency. His role mirrors a consulting engineer guiding a Panama Canal project, with editorial independence and frequent consultation with the staff while maintaining editorial control unchanged.
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Outlook
Panama Canal
Africa
Scribner’s Magazine
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt to join Outlook as editor after Africa trip
President Roosevelt could not be seen tonight and Secretary Loeb declined to discuss the Outlook announcement. It is acknowledged that Roosevelt plans to become an Outlook editor as soon as he finishes his hunting expedition in South Africa.
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Deal on steel tariff sparks business revival mood
In Philadelphia on November 4 merchants manufacturers and bankers praised the Republican victory as restoring confidence and prompting wage increases and railways to boost traffic. A circulating report claimed United States Steel Corp had assurances no tariff revision would harm iron and steel trade as leaders sought to calm markets.
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Montclair Monkey Attack Story Attacked Two Women Reuters
The New York papers dated October printing a Montclair tale of an escaped monkey attacking two Montclair Heights walkers. Charles S Wood disputes the account saying his daughter hadn’t left home for days and the incident is unfounded. New fashion eyeglasses called llkit signed by Torie Pebbles Ady Spencer 51 Maigen.
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Bleriot Escapes After Aeroplane Wreck in France
In Harthes France on November 4 M Ile riot the French aviator Bleriot escaped the wreck after his aeroplane capsized. He jumped clear and was only slightly bruised while his machine lay wrecked in the field.
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Troops Guard Negro as Court Trial Opens
A National Guard unit escorted Will Graham and Henry Preegurt to Concord for the trial on charges of assaulting a sixteen year old white girl, Pearl Tudor, in Cabarrass County on October 1. Mob violence fears prompted keeping the defendant in a penitentiary. The Concord threat sparked a seventy-strong military company to prevent lynching as the trial began.
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University president condemns hazing at Illinois
President James of the University of Illinois addressed students in Urbana warning that hazing will not be tolerated. He said hazing violates good manners and individual liberty, harms public order, and in milder forms is a nonsensical pastime, while in harsher forms it is vulgar and dangerous and will lead to dismissal.
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Snowfall in Chicago Brings First Chill of Season
Snow fall hit Chicago marking the season's first. temperature stood seven degrees above freezing. The Health Department released plans to aid the unemployed and indigent as winter arrivals mount, warning out of town visitors will face city custody if they arrive.
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Auto Crash Near Coeymans Kills Mrs Oakford
A car carrying nine people from New York to Albany plunged over a sixteen foot embankment near Coeymans. Mrs Mabel Oakford died at Albany Hospital from injuries and others were severely hurt or badly injured with several expected to recover. The vehicle belonged to Edward F Albee of New York City, manager of Keith Proctor vaudeville circuit.
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William Mitchell
New York
Mabel Oakford
Mitchell
Chanler Cheerful Despite Defeat Leaves Duties Busy
Lieutenant Governor Chanler, in Poughkeepsie, said he did not know the state of Hughes's plurality and joked his telephone had been knocked out by returns. He will serve on local boards, canvass Dutchess County, and attend Board of Supervisors sessions next week. He expressed regret over the Democratic ticket's defeat but praised colleagues' campaigns.
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Hughes
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Red Hook
Dutchess County
Board of Supervisors
Chanler
New York City
Convicts and Suffrage Debate Opened by October Jury
The October Grand Jury urged the State Legislature to limit felony disqualification to offenses serious enough to merit state prison. It also urged that discharged convicts be informed in writing that without pardon or restoration of citizenship they cannot register or vote, or face punishment if convicted.
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General Sessions
Nate State Prison
Kalit's Restaurant opens early at Park Tiare spot
Kalit's Restaurant at 11-18 Park Tiare advertises opening at 7 30 A M and operating daily with hours listed in a mix of English and Yiddish style wording. The message emphasizes daytime service and a local neighborhood setting.
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Taft Victory Emerges In National Election Returns
Early returns show Taft carrying New York City by 15 645 with broad Western gains. Missouri and West Virginia favor Taft, while Bryan wins Nebraska and Iowa strengthens his statewide support amid mixed results in the East. House balance tilts toward Taft allies though some GOP seats shift.
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