Parsons Throws Out March Inspectors in District Row
A clash in the Third Assembly District sees 18 inspectors picked by Republican leader James E. March replaced by Parsons. March charges clerical errors while Parsons cites Democratic enrollment among the original appointees. Rinehart investigates names and party ties amid Sullivan taint rumors and district political struggle.
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James E. March
Third Assembly
Herbert E. Parsons
Republican County Committee
March
Parsons
Kat Parsons
Mr. March
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Times
Lafayette Street
Mr. Parsons
Mr. Arch
J. B. G. Rinehart
Aesme
Rinehart
Jmen
Rinenart
Sullivan
T. D. Sullivan Association
State Senate
Assembly
Fourteenth Street
Sullivans
Taft
Bowery
Hearist
Register
Greenoughs many wives and a tangled estate dispute
Boston October 4 Special to The New York Times details a complex will dispute over Joseph F. Greenough’s estate. The case outlines multiple marriages and a Colorado divorce, a possible fourth widow, and contested bonds valued around $300,000 held by sister Aura Ripka, with final adjudication set before Justice Hammond.
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Boston
Joseph F. Greenough
Greenough
Martha Higgins Greenough
Emma Pomeroy Greenough
Mary Kerelvas Greenough
Martha
Cambridge
London
Emima Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Philadelphia
Colorado
Mary Kerel
Emma
Mary
Emma Pomeroy
Fish To Quit Sub Treasury As Roosevelt Ally Resigns
Hamilton Fish, Assistant Treasurer, confirms resignation from the Sub Treasury in New York to take effect Oct 21. He will seek Congress from the Twenty first NY district. Possible successor named is Receiver Edwards of the New Amsterdam National Bank. President Roosevelt has not named a replacement.
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Hamilton Fish
United States
Treasury
Washington
Garrisons-on-the-Hudson
Roosevelt
Fish
Charles H. Treat
Treat
Edwards
New Amsterdam National Bank
The
Cortelyou
Castro’s Health Improves in Caracas Return
President Castro, who had been ill in Barquisimeto, returned to Caracas and is improving though not yet able to address Holland’s second note from German Minister Seckendorff. British Minister Sir Vincent Corbett has rejoined officials after a month in Trinidad as Venezuelan Senate blocks discussion of the Dutch note.
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Caracas
Willemstad
Castro
Barquisimeto
Holland
Baron Seckendorff
Dutch Dewanes A
Vincent Corbett
Trinidad
International Road Congress Opens in Paris
Twenty four countries including the United States Brazil Mexico Chile India and Japan will officially represent at the first International Road Congress opening at the Tuileries October 12. Experts discuss armored concrete cores durable surfaces and tar for dust control with America depicted as behind in road progress.
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Paris
Brazil
Mexico
Chile
India
Japan
Tuileries
America
Europe
United States
Congress
I. W. Page
Public Roads Bureau
The
Agricultural Department
Clifford Richardson
New York
Col
Charles S. Bromwell
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Harold Parker
Heesas Commission
A. B. Fletcher
Charles Scott
Bishop Galloway
John Sharp Hiames
Washington
Samuel Hill
New Mexico
Numa Reymond
Dutch Send New Cruiser To High Seas Amid Caribbean Tensions
The Hague reports indicate President Castro may have rejected a Dutch note, while the Dutch government hopes Venezuela will revoke May 14 decree ending Curacao commerce. The cruiser Utrecht sails to the East Indies via the West Indies with four Dutch warships to follow.
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Hague
Castro
Curacao
Holland
Utrecht
East Indies
West Indies
West Indian
Cholera Under Control in St Petersburg
Cholera epidemics kept in hand as new cases reached 188 and deaths 62 in the twenty four hours from Saturday noon to today noon in St Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Llesleyside Wrecked in Hurricane Near Abacon Island
The British steamer Llesleyside, Capt. Bedlington, from St Michael's on Sept. 17 bound for Key West, went ashore on Abacon Island during a hurricane on Oct. 1. The vessel is a total wreck, but the crew was saved and have arrived in Nassau.
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Llesleyside
Bedlington
St. Michael's
Key West
Abacon Island
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