Odell Leads New York Far Clearer Despite Slumps
Gov Odell shows a statewide plurality reported at up to 14,000 as figures from counties arrive. The Times notes a mix of upstate surges and urban declines, with Democratic opposition pointing to factional influence and machine politics in Albany Clinton and Oneida counties.
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Odell
Dunn
Republican State Committee
Fifth Avenue
Newburg
Coler
TIMES
Dem
Uae
Nehoen
Dela Ware
PCO Sc
Richmond
Tompkins
Leerele Rae
Washington
Wyoming
William FE. Werner
Court of Appeals
John Iinton Tray
Werner
Ince
Gov
Lis Joss
Bronx
Manhattan
Kings
Queens
Gray
John. Cuneen
Erie
New York Times
No Smoke in Black and White
A brief note praises a smooth, soft and clean Scotch blend described as the best. The line hints at a newspaper motto or advertising tagline praising the product by quality and clarity.
Odell Reaches Albany Shares 14000 Plurality
Gov Odell arrived in Albany and went to the Executive Mansion. He cited county clerk figures showing a 14000 plurality. He expressed satisfaction and planned a brief rest trip with Mrs Odell to the North Woods.
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New York Times
Albany
Odell
Hill
North Woods
Clinton County shifts voters to Republicans in big county victory
Clinton County backed Odell and Republicans by large margins as old line Democrats largely rallied against David B Hill. Hill’s local leaders were excluded at the state convention, while a new group aided the GOP. Odell won by 3,969 votes with John F. O'Brien gaining 4,703, signaling broad party realignment.
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Pronx River
Sitle
John €. Davies
Fifth Judicial District
Justice of the Supreme Court
Lake Ontario
Cuncen
Albany
Clinton
Manhattan
Oneida
van Wyck
Odell
Roosevelt
Cleveland
D. Cady Herrick
Smith M. Weed
Herrick
Hoffman House
New York Times
Plattsburg
N. Y
Clinton County
David B. Hill
Hill
Thomas I. Conway
G. S. Weed
Assembly
E. J. Pickett
J. B. Riley
United States
Ottawa
James P. Cunningham
John B. Trombly
Halsey H. Rogers
Grand
Weed
John F. O'Brien
Alton B. Parker
McGuire Compliments Hill After Election Result
In Syracuse on November 5 ex-Mayor James K. McGuire praised Hill for his performance saying he did better than Tom L. Johnson and that he will stick to the coal plank.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James K. McGuire
Hill
Tom L. Johnson
DISSATISFACTION IN SYRACUSE DEMOCRATS DISCUSS REORGANIZATION
In Syracuse Onondaga County the Democratic rank and file express dissatisfaction with Coler's showing at the polls. Plans for party reorganization are discussed with younger figures like Attorney W S Jenney and Police Justice Thompson named. James E McGuire faces much censure for Tuesday's vote.
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New York Times
Syracuse
N. Y
Democratic
Onondaga County
Coler
W. S. Jenney
Thompson
James Ek. MecGuire
Crown Prince of Siam Balks at Elevator Dinner Return
The Crown Prince of Siam visiting Pittsburg refused to ride an elevator to a dinner hosted by the Manufacturers' Club. Guests were directed to a ground floor restaurant where they dined with regular patrons. He toured Westinghouse, dined at the Duquesne Club, and visited Standard Sanitary Manufacturing.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Siam
Manufacturers’ Club
Crown Prince
Francis J.torrance
Westinghouse Company
Duquesne Club
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
All Deerfoot Farm Sausages Made at Southboro Farm
All Deerfoot Farm Sausages are produced at the Deerfoot Farm in Southboro Massachusetts. The firm attributes its success to choice materials and the neatness and cleanliness of the preparation.
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Southboro
Mass
Busie st Day for Anthracite Strike Commission Observers
The Anthracite Strike Commission completed a six day field tour in Panther Creek Valley visiting Potts colliery Maple Hill and No 8 colliery at Coaldale. They spoke with general superintendents mine foremen and workers and heard grievances amid underground inspections.
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Mahanoy City
Penn
Panther Creek
Scranton
Mount Carmel
Potts
Columbia County
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Ashland
Girardville
Gilberton
Maple Hill
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tron Company
Mahanoy Valley
Sherandoah
Judge Gray
Bishop Spalding
Tamaqua
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Coaldale
Gray
Commission
Behner
Kair
Pottsville
Rubber Goods Trust Forms Chicago Consolidation
The Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company consolidates with Morgan & Wright Company Hartford Rubber Works and Indianapolis Rubber Works with Lewis D. Parker as President Alden Swan as Vice President and J G Herkendorf as Secretary and Treasurer The move aims to unify management and cut unnecessary clerks and staff across the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Morgan & Wright Company
Hartford Rubber Works
Indianapolis Rubber Works
Lewis D. Parker
Hartford Works
Alden Swan
The
Rubber Goods Company
J. G. Herkendorf
Morgan & Wright
Swan
Father and Son Buried Together in New Jersey
A double funeral was held in East Orange for Frank Charles Mayer who died of pneumonia and his father Anthony Mayer who died from heart failure caused by grief. They were buried in the same grave at Rosedale Cemetery, Orange, while Mrs. Mayer faces a severe shock and possible further decline. Burnett's Extract of Vanilla is advertised as standard.
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New York Times
East Orange
N. J
West Street
Frank Charles Mayer
Anthony Mayer
Rosedale Cemetery
Orange
Frank Wagner
Washington
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
Roosevelt
New York
Jersey City
Black Diamond Express Crashes Near Newark Injuring Fifteen
The west bound Black Diamond Express from Jersey City collided with a stationary Pennsylvania engine near Newark after a switch error. Fifteen people were hurt, with two seriously injured including W Frank Hall of Brooklyn. Passengers were moved to another west bound train. investigators hold both railways responsible.
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Lehigh Valley
Jersey City
Newark
Carrie Nation
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Francis Hospital
Meadows
Pennsylvania
Jank Johnson
W. Frank Hall
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Lehigh Valley Company
Insurance fraud charged in Dallas case
New York Life Insurance Company seeks injunctions against C T Richardson Helen B Richardson and Willis Meredith restraining transfer or sale of five CDs alleged in the Exchange National Bank of Dallas. Dallas Loan and Trust Company may not release funds. Allegations include falsified insurable status and staged medicals to collect 15000 on Harry W Mitchell and 10000 on James Devers.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
New York Life Insurance Company of New York
Nash
C. T. Richardson
Helen B. Richardson
Willis Meredith
Exchange National Bank of Dallas
Dallas Loan and Trust Company
Juarez
Mexico
Harry W. Mitchell
Mitchell
James Devers
Devers
Insurance Company
Harry Mitchell
J. T. Richardson
Exchange National Bank
C.T. Richardson
Helen Richardson
Trolley Car Struck Twice In Camden Crash
A trolley car on the West Jersey and Seashore line at Seventh and Knights Avenues in Camden was driven across the tracks when its mechanism failed. A northbound and a southbound train both struck the car. the southbound train reversed it, and the second train grazed the wreck with ten passengers unharmed aside from a cut to William H. Harrison’s head.
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Camden
N. J
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Seventh and Knights Avenues
William H. Harrison
Excavations of Nippur Highlight Parthian Tomb Findings
Prof H V Hilprecht outlined Pennsylvanian Expedition’s shift from collecting antiquities to systematically revealing Nippur’s ancient city. He noted a Parthian era tomb with a first century coin, gold fillets, buckles, gems, and jewelry, plus brick floors and stucco walls, containing food saucers and water pitchers.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
H.V. Hilprecht
University of Pennsylvania
Nippur
Hilcrecht
Christ
Goelet Held for Trial on Central Park West Speeding
Robert W. Goelet appeared as a prisoner in the West Side Police Court charged with speeding more than a mile through Central Park West. He claimed haste to aid a sick friend in Yonkers, bail set at $100 and furnished by Thaddeus Lieth Jr. He returned to his car and left court.
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Robert W. Goelet
West Side
Central Park West
West Seventeenth Street
Yonkers
Mallam
One Hundredth Street
Hogan
Mr. Goelet
Thaddeus Lieth, Jr
Park Place
Brooklyn
Pall Mall London Cigarettes Advertises Turkish Tobacco
Pall Mall London Cigarettes invites gentlemen who prefer the finest Turkish tobacco. Ad suggests a refined smoking experience and targets discerning smokers.
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Pall Mall
London
President Roosevelt Addresses Pennsylvania Masons on Washington
President Roosevelt attended the 150th anniversary of George Washington's Masonic entry in Philadelphia. He urged practicing Masonry’s virtues, spoke of equal rights for all lodge members, and praised Washington and Lincoln as exemplary leaders. He departed for Washington later that day.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Grand Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
Pennsylvania
George Washington
E. A. Tennis
Masonic Temple
Charles A. Gallagher
Massachusetts
Zebra wolf arrives at National Zoo from Australia
The National Zoo in Washington received a new animal described as a zebra wolf a female marsupial with zebra like stripes. It arrived from New South Wales secured by U S Consul Fred W Goding. Two young in its pouch survived the voyage and the animal is said to be unique in the United States.
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New York Times
Washington
National Zoo
New South Wales
Australia
Fred W. Goding
United States
Newcastle
Century Limited Now Fastest East West Route
The new 20th Century Limited service of the New York Central and Lake Shore operates daily between the East and West, covering 980 miles in about 20 hours and offering a significant time saving for busy travelers.
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20Th Century Limited
New York Central
Lake Shore
Police respond on fireworks disaster in Madison Square
Police officials faced questions about responsibility after a large fireworks display. Commissioner Partridge said he was considering many actions and stressed the permit came from the Aldermen suspending the fireworks ordinance. He denied police responsibility and noted injuries varied by crowd position.
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Madison Square
Low
Partridge
Board of Aldermen
Sturgis
Murray -Hill Hotel
W. J. Charlton
Chambers Street
C.F. McKenna
Pearl Street
Gen. G. QO. Eaton
Wall Street
J. Amory Haskell
Cedar Street
Department of Public Parks
Madison Square Garden
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Willcox
Charles Michaelson
Brooks
Cortright
Col. Partridge
Tie
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Supreme Court
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Francis E. Shober
Congress
Harrison
Elsberg
United Service
Weather Report
Mr. Hill
McGuire
Prince
Burnett
Best Grocers
Black Diamond Express
New York Life Company
Hilprecht
Pennsylvania Masons
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Brotherhood
Tony
Masonry
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Lodge
Alexander
Hannibal
Caesar
Napoleon
Abraham LincolIn
Lincoln
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Quentin
Corteliou and Loeb
Lang
Sagamore Hill
White House
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Thie
Rives
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