Hearst Campaign Faces Roaring East Side Crowd
Hearst tours the East Side drawing about 5 000 supporters amid cheering crowds and rioting excitement as he promises a 200 000 vote victory. Police struggles and injuries mark the chaotic procession through Lenox Assembly Rooms Lafayette Hall Jefferson Hall and Villa Penza Hall before a Brooklyn dance and Ball.
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W. R. Hearst
East Side
Brooklyn
Nellie Bly
East
Hughes
Hearst
Houston Street
Bowery
Mr. Hearst
Lenox Assembly Rooms
Second Street
Avenues B and c
Lenox
Lafayette Hall
Avenue D
Jefferson Hall
Columbia Street
Sype
Villa Penza Hall
Grand Street
Orchard Street
Iron Clad Manufacturing Company
Labor Lyceum
Cedar Street
Myrtle Avenue
Gilman
The
Iron Clad Company
Independence
Straus, Hearst Note Political Ad In Abraham & Straus Firm
Brooklyn Eagle reports Nathan Straus endorsed a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Abraham & Straus disavows political advertising use of its name, saying the firm never supported any candidate. Nathan Straus’ voting record shows 16 of 17 family members backing Hughes, with Oscar S. Straus in Roosevelt's cabinet.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Nathan Straus
Eagle
Straus
Abraham & Straus
Abraham Abraham
Abraham and Straus
Hughes
Oscar S. Straus
Roosevelt
Deposed on Election Eve in Twenty Fourth District
Henry Harris, former Independ ence League leader in the Twenty fourth District, says Hearst faction ousted him at Gilsey House. Messengers demanded treasurer Noonan and E J Farrell, while Harris and followers switch to Hughes after being told they were deposed.
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Tom Rock
Henry Harris
Independence League
Twenty-fourth Assembly
Harris
Municipal Ownership League
Hearst
Gilsey House
District Independence League
Alderman Noonan
Mr. Noonan
Farrell
Republican
Hughes
Ballots Printed and Distributed in Record Time
The Martin B Brown Company completed 2,000,000 ballots as per contract and ran 5,000 extra for samples. Ballots were in all city districts by sunset after a little over seventy two hours of work. Posters for ballot boxes and election board blanks were printed. one pressman worked thirty six hours straight.
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Martin B Brown Company
Board of Elections
Brown Company
Roosevelt Endorses Root In Telegram to Longworth
President Roosevelt endorses Secretary Root via telegram read by Representative Nicholas Longworth. He urges printing Root’s statements on his wish for a Republican Congress and reprinting portions of his letter to Watson.
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Cincinnati
Root
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Watson
Index to Departments and Advertisements
An index lists sections and page numbers for content in the issue. It maps topics like Amusements Business Troubles Court Calendars Financial News Marine Intelligence New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather and various listings to page locations.
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Financial
Marine Intelligence
Society
United Service
Weather Report
Ae Yesterday
Harriman Moves to Control Illinois Central Amid Board Tension
The Illinois Central board faces a pivotal meeting as Harriman allies push to place Central in Harriman and pro-Harriman directors' hands without removing President Fish. Options include an executive committee or replacing Fish with Vice President Harahan, who is likely aligned with Harriman.
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Illinois Central
Fish
Harriman
Key
de Forest
Guard
J. P. Harahan
Mr. Harahan
Mr. Fish
Mr.Harahan
Harahan
Harriman Party
Weling
Beach
Origins of Illinois Central rift traced to seven years ago
Special to The New York Times reports the dispute between Mr. Fish and Harriman directors hinges on the Omaha extension from Fort Dodge to Omaha. The line, built against many objections, has failed to produce profits, drawing millions into a deficit. Harriman opposed the Omaha plan, while a Central merger would shift east bound traffic from Union Pacific to the Illinois Central, benefiting both sides through reciprocal traffic and territory drainage.
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New York Times
Chicago
Fish
Harriman
Harahan
Illinois Central’s
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Pacific Coast
Central
Gulf
Robbers Raid Loukianoff Monastery in Moscow Dispatch
A Moscow news agency dispatch reports masked robbers raided the Loukianoff Monastery Sunday night. The Abbot General and four monks were killed and several objects seized before the assailants fled with a large quantity of energy-related items.
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London
Moscow
Vanilla Purity Questioned under Pure Food Laws
Pure food laws are good. The absolute purity of Burnett's Vanilla has never been questioned according to advertisements.
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Burnett
Mutinous Outbreaks In English Naval Barracks
In Portsmouth two major mutinies disrupted the naval barracks within 30 hours. About 600 sailors gathered in the gym, resisting a reprimand, wrecking premises and attempting to breach officers quarters. A second riot of several hundred stokers damaged property, injured officers and police, before armed sailors and marines secured arrests.
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Portsmouth
England
Flint's Warehouse Fire Destroys Six-Story Furniture Plant
Fire discovered by Watchman John Collins in the basement of George C. Flint & Co.’s six story factory at 236 238 West Twenty-ninth Street. Flames spread rapidly through wood and varnishes, destroying the Flint factory with damage estimated at 250000. Firefighters contained the blaze by 1 30 AM and protected neighboring buildings and stables.
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John Collins
George C. Flint & Co
West Twenty-ninth Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Croker
Fred Lour
Flint
Carey Spring Company
Twentyseighth
Dood
Twenty-eighth Street
Troops Sought as Williamson Braces for Election Day
Gov Dawson may mobilize National Guard units in Huntington to move to Williamson Mingo County after clashes between Democratic police and Republican deputy sheriffs. Fifteen deputy marshals arrested Williamson officials including Mayor Lyons and City Chief Chaffin. Both sides expect a tense vote with possible further interference.
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New York Times
Charleston
West Va
Dawson
Williamson
Mingo County
United States
Day
Welch
W. N. Lyons
Pinson
Chaffin
National Guard
Huntington
Yest
J C Strawbridge Injured in French Car Accident
Justus C Strawbridge of Philadelphia and three women were in a touring car near Biarritz when steering gear failed. The 68 year old man suffered double fractures in both legs, others were bruised but not seriously. All were brought to Mont de Marsan for treatment. the chauffeur was unharmed.
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Mont DE Marsan
France
Justus C. Strawbridge
Philadelphia
Biarritz
Strawbridge
Former Strawbridge Head Injured in France Auto Crash
Justus C. Strawbridge, former head of Strawbridge & Clothier, was injured in a car accident in France yesterday. He retired years ago and has spent summers in Maine and winters in Florida or abroad, sailing for Europe on October 11.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Justus C. Strawbridge
France
Strawbridge & Clothier
Maine
Florida
Europe
Bank Hold-Up In Daylight In LaSalle Illinois
In Ladd Farmers and Miners Bank two men entered during daylight and, after coercing assistant cashier J. J. Hurley to surrender, bound him and took about $7,000 in cash including $180 in gold and silver. They escaped and little was disturbed in the vault.
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Lasalle
Ill
Bank of Ladd
J. J. Hurley
Hurley
Omega Oil for All Aches and Pains Trial Bottle Ad
An old newspaper classified style notice promotes Omega Oil for external use to relieve aches and pains. A trial bottle is offered for 10 cents as an advertisement.
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Omega
Roosevelt and aides vote in New York on election day
President Roosevelt travels from Washington to Oyster Bay to cast his ballot with Postmaster General Cortelyou and Secretary Loeb amid a national election that includes voting for the Sixtieth Congress and state offices across twenty three states. Weather forecasts predict fair conditions with regional variations as campaigns wind down.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cortelyou
Hempstead
Loeb
White House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
New York City
Long Island City
Long Island
Arizona
New Mexico
Statehood
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
United States
United States Weather Bureau
East
Middle West
South
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Oregon
New York
New York State
Root
Congress
Penton Arms Non-Union Men At Cleveland Plant
John A. Penton, head of Penton Publishing Co, in Cleveland says he will arm non union workers to guard against picket assaults. He bought .88 calibre revolvers and gave them to supervisors with orders to use them ifMolested, after sending a letter to the mayor police chief and police court judges explaining the plan. The move follows alleged insults and assaults by typographical union pickets near the plant.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John A. Penton
Penton Publishing Company
Typographical Union
Penton
Ex Judge Goodrich Fined In East Chester Traffic Incident
Ten motorists were arrested in East Chester over two days with fines totaling 145 dollars. Ex Judge Goodrich of Brooklyn was cited for speeding an eighth mile in 17 seconds and contested the charge, while Judge Cuthbert imposed a ten dollar fine.
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Tuckahoh
East Chester
Goodrich
Brooklyn
Bellew
Cuthbert
Asbury Park Valuation Soars Beyond State Railroads
In Asbury Park New Jersey the seaside city sees its assessment rise by about 200000 more than the total valuation increase of all New Jersey railroads and property under a law enacted last winter at Trenton. The note calls the situation rough on Asbury Park.
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Asbury Park
New Jersey
Lord Curzon Sailing for New York
Lord Curzon former Viceroy of India sails on the Baltic bound for New York with Mary Leiter and Mrs Leiter. The royal party plans to reach the U S soon as part of a transatlantic voyage reported in London.
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THE
New York Times
London
Lord Curzon
India
Mary Leiter
Suffolk
Margaret Hyde Leiter
Texas Railroad Commission orders Pullman show cause
The Texas Railroad Commission issued an order to the Pullman Company to appear on November 27 to show cause why the commission should not take jurisdiction over Pullman service in Texas. The order also notes the commission's plan to horizontally reduce seat and berth rates in Texas.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Pullman Company
Biltmore Drivers Strike Shuts Estate Services
Special to The New York Times from Asheville North Carolina reports that George W Vanderbilt's teamsters and coachmen on the Biltmore estate have gone on strike after a wage demand he declined. The strike leaves the estate short of drivers and Vanderbilt cannot fill the vacancies.
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New York Times
Asheville
N. C
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Vanderbilt
Explosion at Minetta Street grocery shocks neighborhood
A large dynamite blast outside Salvatora Berlalana's two story grocery at 2 Minetta Street shattered windows on a quiet night. No injuries were reported though the door step blast damaged the store and surrounding properties. Police consider the act a potential Black Hand affair.
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Minetta
Bleecker Streets
Salvatora Berlalana
Minetta Streeet
Bertalana
Cockran Plans Private Wedding in New York
Congressman W Bourke Cockran of New York and Miss Annie Ide daughter of Henry Clay Ide will wed at the St Regis Hotel New York City on November 17. The couple will honeymoon ten days at the groom’s Long Island home before sailing to Egypt and the Nile. Ide has arrived in New York for the ceremony.
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New York Times
Rutland
W. Bourke Cockran
New York
Annie Ide
Henry Clay Ide
The
Philippine Islands
St. Johnsbury
St. Regis
New York City
Long Island
Egypt
Nile
Mr. Ide
Rush Hour Bridge Jam Delays Brooklyn Traffic
A rush hour block on the bridge disrupted elevated road and trolley service for about forty minutes. A slipping cable on a Manhattan bound train caused an abrupt stop after the front train signaled. Cars halted in both directions and crowds swarmed the Manhattan end before traffic fully resumed at 6 30.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Depositions by Carnegie Motive and Mystery Notes
Andrew Carnegie and his secretary visited the Federal building and spent about thirty minutes with United States Commissioner Shields. Carnegie refused to discuss the visit, stating that depositions were made but not disclosed. The matter concerns Cassie Chadwick's case in Ohio and Boston courts, with Carnegie’s name tied to alleged notes for millions found in Chadwick's possession.
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Andrew Carnegie
Federal
United States
Shields
Carnegie
Cassie Chadwick
Ohio
Boston
Voter Registration Totals by Boroughs and Districts
The city reports 659 219 men qualified to vote with borough tallies and district counts led by the Thirty second District at 17 313 voters and the Twenty second District in Kings at 16 582. About 1 400 000 voters statewide, with 30 000 to 40 000 not voting, and Savannah Line ad for tickets at 817 Broadway.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Kings
Hughes Enthralls 6000 at Durland's Riding Academy
Crowds across Harlem and the Lower East Side roared for Charles E. Hughes as he closed his gubernatorial campaign with a final rally at Durland's Riding Academy. A 12 000 strong audience packed the venues, blocked streets, and overflowed into two outside meetings, while police managed a flooring collapse without injuries.
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Harlem
Lower East Side
Durland
Riding Academy
Sixty-sixth Street
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Academy
Camp Hughes
125Th Street
Upper East Side
Humpty Jack’ Sons
Jungle
Lower East
Hearst
Tim” Wood‘ruff
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Merchant
Roosevelt Indorses
Longworth
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Travelers’ Guide
Usher
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Hurriman
Knriman
Herahan
Tars
Portsmouth Barracks
Twenty-ninth Street
West Virginia
J. C. Strawbridge
Illinois
L. I
Noah Seaman
Sagamore Hill
Earl and Countess of Suffolk
Mrs. Leiter
Texas Railway Commission
Minetta Street
Cockran
Miss Ide
Broadway
Worth
Savannah
Adv
Durland’s
West Side
M. Linn Bruce
Mr. Chandler
Miss Hughes
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