Cunneen Emerges as Democratic Leader Prospect After Albany Split
The piece notes John Cunneen of Buffalo is emerging as a likely Democratic state leader after local and upstate factions blamed Gov Hill for defeats in Albany Clinton and Rensselaer counties. It assesses Cunneen’s AG prospects, potential leverage over legislation, andギ party strategies against Republicans.
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John Cunneen
Buffalo
Coler
Hill
Odell
Albany
Clinton
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Albany County
Clinton County
van Wyck
Roosevelt
Mr. Hill
New York
Manhattan Club
Tammany Hall
John C. Sheehan
Cantor
Greater
Tammany
Justice
D. Cady Herrick
Herrick
Murphy
Smith M. Weed
Weed
Justice Herrick
Cunneen
Mr. Cunneen
Ireland
Rochester
Bean
Albion
New York State Bar Association
Mail pouch rifled in New Brunswick theft
A mail pouch was stolen and rifled after being left at the Raritan River Railroad corner for pickup. Post Office officials and police declined to discuss. The pouch was later found in a yard near McCauley’s poolroom with letters and several checks missing. some silverware remained.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
Raritan River
Post Office
McCauley
Throop Avenue
Bishop Doane Receives Balder the St Bernard
Albany reports Bishop Doane has received a fine young St Bernard from George Vanderbilt's kennels in Asheville North Carolina as a gift to replace Cluny who died months ago. Cluny inspired a sonnet by the Bishop and Balder inherits a line of notable ancestors.
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New York Times
Albany
Doane
George Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
Vanderbilt
Cluny
Balder
Sloop Fanny Ashore Near Capes in Delaware
The 50 ton sloop yacht Fanny bound from New Bern to New York went ashore on the outside point of the Capes in Delaware Breakwater and is a total loss.
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Delaware
Fanny
New Berne
New York
Capes
Suing Car Line Officers In New Orleans Racial Cars
In New Orleans on November 8 affidavits were sworn against President Pearson and other New Orleans Railways Company officers. They failed to install screens or partitions in street cars to separate white and black riders, despite a July law giving 120 days to comply. The shortage of cars worsens white discomfort during rush hours.
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New Orleans
Pearson
New Orleans Railways Company
Prohibition Leader Alleges Bribe Attempt in Oswego
Clarence E. Pitts, Oswego Prohibitionist County Committee chairman, accuses F. E. Hamilton of offering 300 to withhold the Prohibition Judiciary Convention date. Hamilton, an Oswego attorney, is in New York. Oswego friends deny the charge and contend the endorsement plan for Mr. Rogers was not legal and would not aid Republicans.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Clarence E. Pitts
Prohibitionist County Committee
Oswego
F. E. Hamilton
New York Custom House
Prohibition Judiciary Convention
Davies
Rogers
Supreme Court
Hamilton
New York
Mr. Rogers
Mrs Potter Denies Plans For Great Philanthropic Building
Mrs Alfred Corning Clark Potter said in Detroit that New York reports of a large philanthropic institution on the lower east side were exaggerated. She plans a small low cost building for men to provide refreshments, and denies any library.
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Detroit
Mich
Alfred Corning Clark Potter
Henry C. Potter
New York
Hull House
England
Potter
Alaska Canneries Organize to Challenge Federal Laws
Independent canneries and salteries of Alaska have organized an association to send a Washington representative to repeal the hatchery maintenance requirement and the Treasury Department order closing streams to July 4. They cite high costs and reduced canning capacity and seek better transportation to plants along with other grievances.
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Seattle
Washington
Alaska
Treasury Department
Indictment for Manslaughter in First Degree
Grand Jury in Rochester charges Leland Dorr Kent with willfully advising Ethel Blanche Douglas to take her own life on September 14. The indictment cites Kent's alleged abetting of the suicide.
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Rochester
N. Y
Leland Dorr Kent
Ethel Blanche Douglas
Two Killed in Times Building Fire
A blaze in the Times Building resulted in two fatalities. Additional details on the incident and firefighter response were reported by city desk staff.
Sharp Break In Stocks Hits Market Wide Decline
Stocks fell sharply on the Exchange with many issues down 4 to 19 points after a bear attack was alleged. Contributing factors included sugar war news, steel stock pressures, a coal strike rumor, gold export talk, and a weak bank statement. Total two hour volume neared 700,000 shares as prices dipped near closing lows.
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Stock Exchange
Lackawanna
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Man Arrested After Threat to Kill Senator Kean
A man identifying as F H Robinson of Corning New York claimed he aimed to kill Senator John Kean. Police released him after the senator learned of the arrest and intervened. Rob inson, Yale graduate and Corning native, has a troubled history including elopement with a wealthy Albany girl. his father Orlando J Robinson a bookseller disowned him.
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Elizabeth
Kean
Corning
N. Y
Fred H. Robinson
Orlando J. Robinson
Yale
Albany
Bedford Station Murder Identifies Victim as Francisco Tucci
Francisco Tucci, a Port Chester stone mason, was identified by his brother Pasquale as the man found murdered near the Bedford Reformatory for Women. Coroner and district attorney pursue leads with no arrest yet. a letter to Tucci from Fasquale hints at work in Katunah.
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Bedford Station
N. Y
Reformatory For Women
Francisco Tucci
Pasquale
Port Chester
Russell
Weeks
Palmer Avenue
Tucci
Katunah
Fasquale Tucci
Red Joe
Mount Kisco
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Baby Found Hidden in Bag on Monon Train
A few days old baby dressed in fine clothes and placed in a telescope bag was found at Dearborn station Chicago in a baggage pile from a Monon train. No claimant appeared and the infant was sent to St. Vincent's Orphanage. Trainmen theorize the bagged child was put aboard at a nearby Indiana station.
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Chicago
Dearborn
Monon
Indiana
St. Vincent's Orphanage
Mr Wu recalls as Chinese minister to Washington
Minister Wu formally presents recall to President Roosevelt and departs for China. First Secretary Tung remains in charge of the legation until successor Liang Cheng arrives, with Wu to assume Associate Minister of Commerce and Treaty Commission duties abroad.
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Washington
White House
Tung
Roosevelt
China
Liang Cheng
Legation
Commerce
Treaty Commission
Silver Smiths Strike For Nine Hour Day Across Nine Factories
The silversmiths and chasers began a nine hour day strike at noon affecting nine factories. A Teutonia Hall rally drew about 300 strikers including six women. They collected several days paid due and marched to shops in orderly process. Tiffany & Co and Mauser Manufacturing were involved as negotiations continued.
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Third Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Forest Hill
N. J
Geiansi
Tiffany & Co
Mauser Manufacturing Company
East Fifteenth Street
Fifteen Street
Union Square
California
Delaware Court Fixes 15th District Result Amid Deadlock
The Superior Court, acting as Board of Canvass, ruled in Newcastle’s Fifteenth District election. It added four valid ballots for Leer V. Aspril Jr. and rejected one Shallcross ballot, shifting the joint ballot tally to 29 Republicans and 22 Democrats with one tie. Addicks gains 20 votes, but seven regular Republicans are seen as unlikely to back him for Senator, signaling a potential deadlock when the Legislature convenes.
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Wilmington
Del
Superior Court
Newcastle
James T. Shallcross
Leer V
Addicks
Light Vote in Texas Governor Race Seen in Early Returns
Official returns from about one-seventh of Texas counties show roughly 50 900 votes for governor in the Tuesday election. Extrapolated to all counties the total would reach around 350 000, signaling a lighter-than-usual statewide turnout.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Sims Election Contest Claims Fraud After Victory
Lexington observers report the Nov 8 election in Kentucky's Eighth District, where Congressman Sims leads by 228 votes, facing a contested result as Republicans allege fraud.
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Lexington
Sims
New Minister to Brazil Named from Nebraska
D B Thompson of Lincoln has accepted the U S minister appointment to Brazil. The offer came from the President about a month ago. Thompson was a caucus candidate for U S senator from Nebraska two years ago but withdrew in favor of Senator Dietrich.
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Lincoln, Neb
D. B. Thompson
Lincoln
United States
Brazil
Thompson
Nebraska
Dietrich
Run on Coal Dealers Warned Of Winter Shortage
J B Dickson of Dickson Eddy says the coal strike leaves North America short on anthracite and predicts ongoing scarcity this winter. Dealers report no coal in Yonkers and many villages, with prices at $6.50 a ton and no long contracts. W H Truesdale notes Lackawanna shipments near normal but yards empty, asserting no coal famine and continued $5 steam coal sales.
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Dickson & Eddy
New York, Ontario and Western Company
United States
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Chicago
New York
Mr. Dickson
Yonkers
Perth Amboy
Boston
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Lackawanna
Brooks on the Strike Fostering Unionism as Shield
John Graham Brooks of Cambridge Massachusetts urged fostering trades unionism as protection against socialism. Speaking before the League for Political Education, he criticized mining management from a Stock Exchange view and cited labor’s limited privileges, noting only four deaths linked to union disputes and calling for arbitration over government action.
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Cambridge
Mass
League For Political Education
Stock Exchange
Brooks
Miner Shoots Mine Foreman in Glen Lyon
Dennis Doris, foreman at the Susquehanna Coal Company mine in Glen Lyon, was fatally shot by miner J. C. Hennessy after Doris refused him work. Two shots struck Doris in the abdomen and right arm. he cannot recover amid reports of possible lynching threats.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Dennis Doris
Susquehanna Coal Company
Glen Lyon
J. C. Hennessy
Hennessy
Doris
Judge orders Grand Jury to probe coal dealers
In Indianapolis on November 8 Judge Alvord of the Criminal Court directed the Grand Jury to investigate the retail coal dealers association. He said indictments may follow if testimony shows price schedules and coercion of wholesalers to cut off independent retailers.
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Indianapolis
Alvord
Criminal Court
Reduce Gas Bills and Improve Lights Ad
One automatic gas regulator controls pressure at the meter to reduce bills without special burners. Supported by plumbing advice and a testimonial approach. Price 3 dollars. Automatic Gas Regulator Co. 180 Broadway New York city.
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Automatic Gas Regulator Co
Broadway
N. Y
New Bridge Over Hackensack Opens for Traffic
PASSAIC N J Nov 8 the new bridge over the Hackensack River joining Bergen and Hudson Counties was opened for traffic yesterday. The structure replacing a frame bridge cost Bergen and Hudson Counties and the Jersey City Hoboken and Paterson trolley company more than 225000 dollars.
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Passaic
N. J
Hackensack River
Bergen
Hudson
Jersey, City, Hoboken, and Paterson Trolley Company
Fishermen's Protective Union Formed on Pacific Coast
The Fishermen's Protective Union of the Pacific Coast and Alaska is to organize the vast fishing fleets on the Pacific Coast and in Alaska. The first local agency was established in Seattle last night as the effort launches.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Fishermen's Protective Union
New York Central Boosts Trains Linking East and West
Four 24 hour trains to Chicago join the 20 hour service and three slower daily trains, strengthening New York Central as the connecting line between the East and West.
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Chicago
New York Central
Adv
Sympathy Strike Ties Morgan & Wright Rubber Plant
In Chicago on November 8 station crews of firemen and teamsters joined 700 rubber workers on strike, paralyzing Morgan & Wright factory operations as workers protest job conditions.
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Chicago
Morgan & Wright
Town Dark Because of Coal Shortage
Knoxville, Tennessee faces blackout as coal shortage leaves the city in total darkness and forces halting of half the street cars.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sunset Limited Announces New State-Room Sleeping Car Departure
New York to New Orleans train service introduces first annex state-room drawing-room sleeping car on a Thursday November 13 at 4 25 P M with daily runs thereafter via the Southern Railway Atlantic and Western Pacific routes and direct connection to California. New York offices listed at 271 Broadway and 1185 Broadway.
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Sunset
First Annex
New York
New Orleans
Southern Ry
Sunset Limited
N. Y
Broadway
Fire devastates Camden plant cluster at Kaighan Point
A blaze leveled about a dozen frame buildings housing the Nonpareil Cork Manufacturing Company Camden Manufacturing Company and McAndrews & Forbes at Kaighan Point in Camden New Jersey. Loss is estimated at 150000 dollars. The fire along the Delaware River burned a three block district. The British steamer Conway loaded with licorice root was saved by the Ash Bridge fireboat. Fireman John Dougherty suffered serious burns and was treated at Cooper Hospital. The fire’s origin remains unknown.
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N. J
Cork Manufacturing Company
Camden Manufacturing Company
McAndrews & Forbes
Kaighan’s Point
Delaware River
Conway
India
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
West New York clash over rail line right of way
Police thwarted a midnight laborer push to lay a switch near the old ferry landing as West New York and West Shore Railroad spar over a strip of land near the ferry. Council meeting tomorrow will decide if an injunction should be sought to restrict possession of the road.
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West Shore Railroad Company
Palisades
Cortes
New Ferry Landing
Autopsy on Nellie Corcoran Yields No Clear Cause of Death
An autopsy on Nellie Corcoran at St. Vincent's Hospital failed to reveal a cause of death as all organs appeared normal. Dr. Theodore Janeway led the examination and brains will be examined microscopically, with results expected in a week. Parents consented to the procedure and assisted during the autopsy.
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Nellie Corcoran
St. Vincent's Hospital
Theodore Janeway
Baldwin
W. Ford
P. J. Curran
C. J. Walsh
C. F. McGuire
P. J. Kelly
Stephen S. Smith
C. S. Baldman
W. F. Quinn
Public Tuberculosis Lectures Begin At United Charities
The Committee on the Prevention of Tuberculosis unveils a free monthly lecture series at United Charities Building Fourth Avenue and Twenty second Street. Dr J H Huddleston opens tomorrow on Germs of Consumption What They Are and What They Do. Additional talks by Drs Biggs Janeway Knopf Trudeau Jacobi Bryant and Secretary Devine of the Charity Organization Society will follow along with several single lectures citywide for mothers and settlement workers.
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Committee On the Prevention
Assembly Hall
United Charities
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
J. H. Huddleston
Federation of Churches meeting set in Albany
The second annual meeting of the Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of New York will be held at Second Presbyterian Church in Albany on November 11 and 12. Welcome address by Rev Dr Edward G Selden, Albany Federation president, with Dean James Brooks of Syracuse University giving the response and reports from officers and committees to follow.
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New York Times
Albany
Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of
State of New York
Second Presbyterian Church
This City
Edward G. Selden
Albany Federation
James Brooks
Syracuse University
State Federation
New Jersey Hunting Season Opens With New Licensing Rule
New Jersey marks the start of hunting season with non-residents required to buy a license from the County Clerk. The license costs 10 dollars and the clerk receives a 50 cent issuing fee.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Grocers Seek 85000 From C and O Railway
Shaw and Irvine Commission Co of Cincinnati sues Chesapeake and Ohio at Newport Kentucky for 85000 claiming seven carloads of groceries bound for West Virginia grocers were not delivered during a coal strike between August 27 and September 5.
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Cincinnati
Shaw & Irving Commission Company of
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Newport
West Virginia
Mascagni in Canada Delta Opera Special on CP Rail
The composer Mascagni and his company occupied the Opera Special on the Canadian Pacific Railway. The train ran about a mile per minute. Eight cars departed Toronto at 1:45 A M and reached Montreal after 127 minutes for a 128 mile trip with few stops.
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The
Dominion
Canadian Pacific
Toronto
Montreal
Bids for Erie Basin Rejected in Buffalo Channel Work
Albany N Y November 8 The Superintendent of Public Works Charles S Boyd rejected all bids on Friday November 7 for deepening and improving the Erie Basin channel at Buffalo. The lowest bid was far above the funds available for the project.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles 8. Boyd
Erie Basin
Buffalo
Bishop Thompson Arrives Home in Mississippi
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi arrived in Jackson from New York in a hospital car. He stood the trip fairly well though in much pain and was taken to his home on Battle Hill.
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Jackson, Miss
Hugh Miller Thompson
Episcopal Diocese of
Mississippi
New York
Battle Hill
Winter Homes in the South Resorts via Southern Rwy
An advertising notice for a book detailing winter homes in the South with complete information on resorts reachable by the Southern Railway, offered through New York offices at 271 and 185 Broadway.
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Rwy. N. Y
Two Men Die in Times Building Fire Blaze From Subway Sparks
A fire in the New York Times building started in the adjacent subway excavation and spread via tar paper and wood partition. Two men, Daly and McCormick, were killed, two boys rescued, and brave elevator men and a porter saved many others as dense smoke filled upper floors. Firefighters and staff evacuated calmly while offers of aid poured in to help print the Sunday edition.
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Meyer
Allen Street
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Church Extension Appropriations Set For Next Year
The General Committee of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church held its final session in Philadelphia on November 8. It authorized $548,000 for church building projects for the coming year with state apportionments ranging from $200 to $400.
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General Committee of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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