Tammany Loyal, Murphy Denies Knife Probe Tale
Charles F. Murphy, head of Tammany Hall, rejects reports of treachery after the Bryan split. He asserts the organization remained loyal to the full ticket and explains campaign discipline, cites reduced majorities on state and national tickets, and notes plans to attend the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument dedication in Brooklyn with the Tammany Society marching in the parade.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Bryan
Lantry
Hearst
Ivery
Norman E. Mack
Mr. Murphy
Mack
Eric
Taft
Tammany
Minnesta
Michigan
Ohio
Montana
Indiana
Murphy
Mount Clements
Brooklyn
Tammany Society
Carter contests will in probate court
Leslie Dudley Carter filed a legal protest in Chicago probate court against admitting the will of his father, Leslie Carter. He cites statutory rights without giving other reasons. The will leaves the son with his mother, Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne, and grants discretionary sums to other beneficiaries if he leaves.
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Chicago
Leslie Dudley Carter
Leslie Carter
Wilson Miller's will filed for probate in Pittsburgh
Wilson Miller's will was filed for probate in the Court House, Pittsburgh. The estate, valued at four million dollars, bequeaths the entire estate to three daughters, Annie Scull of Baltimore, Margaret Benham and Robert Booke of Pittsburgh, with fifteen thousand dollars set aside for the three grandchildren who will receive five thousand dollars each.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Wilson Miller
Court House
Annie Scull
Baltimore
Margaret Benham
Robert Booke
Paper Mill Strike Ends at Palmer Falls and Orono Resume
In Saratoga New York November 6 workers at the International Paper Company Palmer Falls mill accepted company terms and applied for their old jobs as the mill plans to reopen tomorrow. In Bangor Maine November 6 the Orono Webster Mill resumed full operations with several former workers rejoining the payroll.
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Saratoga
N. Y
International Paper Company
Palmer Falls
Bangor
Webster
Orono
Borough President appeals to boys to stop street bonfires
Borough President Ahearn writes to President Edgerton Winthrop of the Board of Education asking for school boys cooperation to prevent bonfires in the streets. He notes the fires cost the city money for asphalt pavement repairs and hopes civic pride will deter the practice.
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Ahearn
Edgerton Winthrop
Board of Education
Policeman McGrath Held on Assault Charge in Yorkville
Magistrate Kernochan refused to continue parole for Policeman Michael J. McGrath of Deputy Commissioner Bugher's squad. McGrath faced $1,000 bail for examination after being accused of drawing a blackjack on Policeman Max A. Greenbaum who shot him in the arm. Greenbaum testified in uniform as the case proceeded.
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Kernochan
Yorkville Court
Michael J. McGrath
Bugher
Max. A. Greenbaum
East Fiftyfirst Street
McGrath
Vu Stoop
East Fifty-fourth Street
Greenbaum
Murphy
Legal Bureau
Police Department
Ennoch
Suit to Oust Bank as Trustee in Milwaukee Bond Case
Alexander Beaubien, a bondholder, files suit to remove Western Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago as trustee for the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railroad Company bond issue worth 10 million dollars. He accuses President A. C. Frost and others of improper bond issuance and property valuations. A temporary injunction prevents the bank from acting as trustee until a hearing on November 21 before Judge Turner.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Western ‘Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railroad Company
Alexander Beaubien
A. C. Frost
Hugh Ryan
Turner
Miss Fayetta Morgan Eludes Father and Marries Abroad
J J Morgan of Marian North Carolina sought his runaway daughter Fayetta Morgan who eloped with W T Craig from Florence. The couple wed in Canterbury England on Oct 30 and are now in the same city as the Morgan party. Fayetta, seventeen, was wooed by Craig who funded the trip after his mother sold property.
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Paris
Loy
J. J. Morgan
Marian
N. C
Fayetta
W. T. Craig
Florence
Canterbury
England
J. Tu. Morgan
North Carolina
Mr. Morgan
Agents in St Petersburg reject Turkey’s settlement terms
The Bulgarian agent in St Petersburg has been instructed to tell Russia that Turkey’s proposed settlement terms are unacceptable. He requests Russia join with other powers to press Constantinople for a modification of the Porte’s stance. Bulgaria believes the powers, which forced demobilization, must influence a peaceful settlement on financial questions.
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St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
Earthquake Rocks Plauen City Precision of Quakes
Plauen Germany reports the most violent quake at 3 40 this morning causing panic as houses shook and residents fled. The tremors persisted for minutes with explosions and rumblings. Seventy shocks have been felt daily for a week, now less frequent but stronger. Nearby medicinal springs rose fifteen degrees.
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Plauen
Germany
Taft Election Praised in South America News
In Guayaquil and Valparaiso on November 6 local papers publish Taft life pictures and sketches and voice satisfaction at his U S presidency win. They praise Roosevelt era Pan American policy as bringing peace and prosperity to the hemisphere.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
William H. Taft
Valparaiso
United States
Roosevelt
Leishman Meets Sultan in Istanbul Audience
American Ambassador John G. A. Leishman was received by the Turkish Sultan after the Selamlik. The Sultan enjoyed good health and spoke approvingly of the new regime amid animated conversation on current topics.
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Constantinople
John G. A. Leishman
Turkey
Selamlik
Ile
Manchester
Death by own action Henry Becker faces charge in Night Court
Henry Becker 17 of 180 Fourth Avenue was arrested after threatening to end his life with carbolic acid and calling Herman Turkle from 101 East Seventh Street to say he would jump. Turkle testified Becker came to their home and later promised not to jump if police were not informed. Becker denied intent, claimed he has a job and will hang on to it, saying he comes from Berlin and has been in the country only months.
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Henry
Henry Becker
Fourth Avenue
Steinert
Herman Turkle
East Seventh Street
Turkle
Bertha A. Turkle
Harlem
Mr. Turkle
Becker
East Thirteenth Street
Fifth Street
Morris Heirs Plan Suit
Morris heirs in Troy New York claim potential $70 million fortune from Robert Morris lineage. About fifty locals organize heirs group with committee members Charles A. Stowe Robert Norton and Thomas N. Derby to travel to Washington and other sites to document the family tree and file a government claim.
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New York Times
Troy
XN. Y
Robert Morris
Charles A. Stowe
New_York
Robert Norton
Glens Falls
Thomas N. Derby
Round Lake
Washington
Rockefeller Car Held Up Near West Side Court
A shabby black car turned from Riverside Drive into Seventy second Street. Chauffeur John Bake sped away as Bicycle Policeman Sauer pursued and halted the auto at West End Avenue. A window confessed identity, claiming to be John D Rockefeller en route to a physician on West Fifty seventh Street. The driver was jailed and fined $5 by Magistrate Moss.
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Riverside Drive
Seventy-second Street
John Bake
Sauer
West End Avenue
John D. Rockefeller
West Fiftyseventh Street
Willis Holly Loses Water Main Suit in Amityville
A temporary injunction securing and then vacated by the Appellate Division restrains the city and a contractor from building a water main from Amityville to Valley Stream. Taxpayers led by Willis Holly are ordered to pay costs. The suit argued the patent steel main restricted bidding competition.
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Willis Holly
Amityville
I. T
Valley Stream
Appellate Division
First Department
Holly
Reward Offered for Bottle Message From Arion Society
A $10 reward awaits Maurice Wallace a rural postman in Dungarvan Ireland for delivering a bottle message cast into mid ocean by the Arion Singing Society of Brooklyn on their return from Germany last August. The bottle was found by Wallace on October 22 on the beach at Clone near Dungarvan four miles away.
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Maurice Wallace
Dungarvan
County Waterford
Ireland
Arion Singing Society
Brooklyn
Germany
Wallace
Cloned
Rhodes Scholars Dominate Varsity Freshman Meet
American Rhodes scholars claim two firsts and two seconds in Varsity freshmen events. Blake of Tennessee won the long jump at 19 feet 4 inches, Spaulding of Arizona second at 18 feet 11 inches, Putnam of Kansas won the hammer throw at 143 feet 5 inches, with Blake second. In Washington, a Bliss Electrical School blaze sent about 100 nightclothes-clad students fleeing as a three story wooden building burned from a faulty kitchen wiring.
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Oxford
Engiend
FR. FE. Blake
Tennessee
C. S. Spaulding
Arizona
G. E. Putnam
Kansas
R. E. Blake
Washington
Bliss Electrical School
Takoma
Yiddish Theatre Play Secures Americas Rights
Contracts signed between Henry B. Harris and David Kessler grant exclusive America rights for Charles Klein's The Lion and the Mouse. The Thalia Theatre will stage the production soon in six languages: English Italian German French Jewish and Norwegian.
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Henry B. Harris
David Kessler
America
Charles Klein
Thalia Theatre
Newark Merchant Dies From Election Excitement
Frederick L. Miller, 69, a retired Newark merchant and member of the Newark Board of Trade, died at his home in Newark on Thursday night after a period of intense excitement over New Jersey elections. He had lived in Newark since boyhood and leaves a son and four daughters.
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Frederick L. Miller
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Newark Board of Trade
U S Gunboat Scorpion Bound for Constantinople
The State Department plans to station the gunboat Scorpion at Constantinople as a dispatch boat for Ambassador Leishman. Permission from the Sublime Porte allows passage through the Dardanelles. The Scorpion, a 50 ton vessel with 2800 horsepower, departs for Turkey via the Azores stopping at Gibraltar and Malta.
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Washington, D.C
Turkey
State Department
Constantinople
Leishman
Sublime Porte
Dardanelles
Azores
Gibraltar
Malta
Desputch
Bancroft
Irish dispute ties up court as language mix sparks ire
In Brooklyn yesterday Magistrate O'Reilly faced a bearded man who spoke little English. The clerk identified the man as Peter Quinn but the interpreter revealed he was Russian named Pinkas Queen, provoking the magistrate to exclaim about the mix up and sigh with relief.
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O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Peter Quinn
St. Patrick
Pinkas
Rhode Island Mills to Run Full Time After Election Boom
PAWTUCKET R I November 6 Special to The New York Times The Howard and Bullough Machine Company with 70 employees will operate its plant full time starting next Monday The Lumbenhiiting Company employing 300 operatives also began full time operations in its new plant Joseph E Fletcher a woolen goods manufacturer says yarn producers have secured large orders since the election and cloth makers anticipate a vast boom in business
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New York
Pawtucket
R. I
Howard& Bullough Machine Company
Lumbenhiiting Company
Joseph E. Fletcher
Virginian Rail stock raised for corporate purposes in Norfolk
At a Virginian Railway stockholders meeting in Norfolk stock rose from 32.5 million to 56 million dollars. The action was announced as for corporate purposes and TI Rogers, owner, did not attend while major holders were present by proxy. Also notes industrial plant changes in Fall River and New Jersey with mass hiring and full-time shifts at several mills and manufacturers.
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Norfolk
The
Virginian Railroad
Tl. H. Rogers
Virginian
Body of Boy Found in Brooklyn Cellar During Bridge Work
Workmen clearing Sands Street in Brooklyn near the Manhattan Bridge unearthed a boy’s body beneath bricks in a cellar. A thirteen year old was found buried beside a former brick oven. police deem accidental death as a possibility, suggesting the boy crawled in and was trapped by falling walls.
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Sands Street
Broklyn
Manhattan Bridge
We Sands Street
Transatlantic Liner Passengers Listed for Sailed Ships
Chancellor James Ro Day of Syracuse University was a passenger on the steamer Cedric which sailed to the Azores Gibraltar and Naples. The list names many travelers including Col and Mrs G E Church and Miss Ada M Grant among others aboard ships Cedric California Deca Di Genova Koenigin Louise Mesaba and Pretoria sailing from New York Liverpool and Glasgow routes.
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Henry
Oppenheim
F. Kr.l. Ross
Alfred von Atiwyl
Duchess of
W. P. Layton
St. Over
Joseph E. Lee
J. Parker Sloane
Glenn D. Thompson
Mesaba
London
Ada M. Grant
Edward Hooper
A. R. Miller
HH. Jh. Parsons
Norman T. Willams
W. J. Wryness
Pretoria
Hamburg
Bucie
Cabot
Nya Johnson
Alice Sledman
John Wesendenck
James Ro Day
Syracuse University
Cretic
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Sinking of Taish Steamer Claims 150 Lives
News from Tortio reports the Taish, a 174 ton steamer crowded with fishermen and passengers, was sunk in a storm off Etoro Island near Hokkaido. One hundred fifty persons drowned, twenty nine saved.
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Tortio
Etoro Island
Hokkaido
Fire destroys Swan Lake home with five children dead
In Swan Lake Manitoba on November 6 a blaze consumed the home of farmer E W Carey. Mrs Carey, their five children, and Miss Gillespie a schoolteacher staying with the family perished. Carey was badly injured but alive.
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Swan Lake
Manitoba
Here
Emperor William Cheerful Visit to Vienna Amid Near Eastern Quiet
Emperor William of Germany arrived at Schoenbrunn Castle near Vienna for a brief visit to Emperor Francis Joseph. The arrival was seen as a display of German goodwill toward Austria over the Near Eastern Question, with large public crowds cheering His Majesty. Queen Dowager Maria Pia is reported ill in Lisbon, causing anxiety about her health at age 78.
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Vienna
iHhperor
William
Germany
Schoenbrunn
Francis Joseph
Portugal
Lisbgn
Maria Pia
Your Home Kept Clean Promotion by Mead Company
Cleaning service advertises portable suction and monthly contracts for home upkeep. Abbreviated guarantee offered with booklet and references. Contact Mead Company owners at Chelsea 2224 or 538 W 23rd Street.
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Mead Company
Am. Pneumatic Carpet Cleaning Co
Chelsea
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