Hearst Attacks Standard Oil Backed Senate and Sibley
In San Francisco Hearst denounces Standard Oil influence in politics. He cites letters from Archbold to Cassatt urging support for J. C. Sibley and attacks McLaurin and Roosevelt connections. He urges voters to back Honest Tom Hisgen of the Independence Party as the anti oil interests face a charged rally.
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San Francisco
William R. Hearst
John I. Archbold
A. J
Tassatt
Joseph Cc. Sibley
Congress
Sibley
Hearst
Standard Oil
Kemery
Emery
Standard Oil Speier
Archbold
Cassatt
Broadway
New York
John D. Archbold
A. J. Cassatt
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Penn
Mr. Sibley
Jim
Standard Oi. Company
Standard Oil Company
McLaurin
Senate
House
Tf Saime
Roosevelt
Senator McLauri
Bennettsville
S. C
Hanna
Washington
Sun
Emerk
Rooseveil
Jon Loav den McLaurin
John D
Wea Reform Party
Aftdard Oi
Wvarty
Tndeshendence Party
Mr Hisgen
Aananet
Tom Hisgen
Standard Oi
Independence Party
Thomas J. Tisgen
Maxim's Torpedo Boat Ram Fiery Vision of Future Warfare
Hudson Maxim spoke at the New York section of the American Chemical Society about future warfare at the Cherists' Club. He described torpedoes guided by gasoline power and motorite driven mines, predicting 50 mph speeds and a tactic that minimizes danger to its crew while wrecking battleships below armor belts.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Cherists’ Club
West Fifty-fifth Street
Hudson Maxim
L. H. Bakeland
Maxim
Bakeland
Far East
Max
Ordnance Department
Congress
Murder Mystery at Wedding Eve in Ohio
Ora Lee, 21, factory worker, was found shot to death on a road between Wadsworth and Gastard Hook. Guy Rasor, to whom she was to be married tomorrow, is detained as investigators probe motives and a possible rival. A horse shoe missing along the path and shoe records at the Rasor home are key clues.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Ora Lee
Homlet of
Gastard Hook
Giuly Rasor
Miss Lee
Heriff
Rasor
Ibs
Wooster
Charles Rasor
Guy Rasor
Miss Led
Killad
Bryans Victory Warns Westchester Plant Shutdown
Special to The New York Fontasy reports threats of closing Sharples Separator Works if Bryan wins the presidency. Proprietor George R. Peare and William Thompson say orders drop as customers fear Bryan’s election, risking layoffs and plant closure amid labor and industry pressures.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bryan
Voter Registration Hours and Primary Enrollment Note
Olla hours indicate voting open 7 AM to 10 PM. Registration required to vote on November 3. To participate in the next primary, enrollment must occur at registration.
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Olla
Gould Judge Against Waterbury Shock Club Circles
George J. Gould won a judgment for 10097 against Lawrence Waterbury, famed polo player and stock operator, on two notes from 1901 02. Waterbury, long a Gould associate in polo training and tennis, faced unpaid interest and a surprising rift amid Wall Street circles and club life.
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Wall See
George J. Gould
Lawrence Waterbury
le Street
Larry" Waterbury
Gould
Larry
Waterbury
W. FH. Moore
D. G. Hiid
Frank: Dick
di ‘ Brothers
J. Prandt Walker
Otters
Mr. Waterbury
East Thirty-eighth Street
New York
Meadow Brook
Maude Hall
Terbury
Mabel Drake
West Thirty-seventh Street
Atlantic fleet sails from Manila to Japan
Three sixteen battle ships of the Atlantic fleet depart Manila under Rear Admiral Charles Sperry. The flagship Connecticutt led the procession as the squadron cleared Corregidor Island and headed into the China Sea. Manila authorities launch a cholera containment campaign with daily house to house inspections and an expanded disinfecting effort.
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Manila
Japan
Charles Sperry
Connectcut
Chaof
Launc
Corregidor Island
China Sea
Grand review of returning battleship fleet set for Feb 22
Washington reports the president and Cabinet agreeing to hold a grand review of the returning battleship fleet in Hampton Roads on February 22. After the review the fleet sails to New York for an extended stay, with Roosevelt reviewing in person alongside Secretary Metcalf and other Cabinet members, and Norfolk preparing an elaborate reception.
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New Mark Times
Washington
Hampton Roads
New York
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Metcalf
Rival wife surprise in Tremper civil suit at Middletown
Evelyn Tremper widow sues New York Central for husband Jacob Tremper killed in an accident. Blanche Tremper testifies she was Tremper's wife and had been separated since 1901, unaware of the other marriage until the courtroom meeting. The note adds a teaser about an upcoming Sunday World election forecast.
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New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Supreme Court
Evelyn Tremper
Jacob Tremper
Newburg
Tremper
Blanche Tremper
Heckscher Jewels Theft Mystery Puzzles New York Town
Special to The New York Times reports Mamaroneck detectives puzzled by a $10,000 jewel theft at Mrs. John G. Heckscher's home. A ladder entry, locked inner room, and jewel case disappearance sparked questions though the widow denies any robbery and denies knowledge of a court order demanding she read the gems.
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New York
Mamaroneck
N Y
Garretson
John G. Heckscher
McClellan
Summer home burns on Ocean Avenue in Long Branch
Fire at Frank W. Savin’s lavish Ocean Avenue cottage in Long Branch New Jersey started from a defective pipe and razed the building. The blaze at 1:30 a m destroyed the structure after four hours of effort. a canary perished and two firefighters were slightly injured as the Seligman cottage next door suffered minor damage.
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Long Branch
N.J
Ocean Avenue
Frank W. Savin
Manhattan Dankee
Elberon
Conterts
North Jersey
Mgr. Savin
Seligman
Ocean Drive
Savin
Cheern
Edward Miller
William R. Nixon
Firebug Proud Of His Work In Queens Court
Robert Ixmaudsten confessed in Queens County Court to nine fires after the indictment charged arson for two fires at a hotel on Ocean Avenue and a store on Ocean and Union Avenues. The 21 year old, from Ozone Park, said he set fires to many houses while working as a flagman at the Long Island Railroad crossing, and he offered odd commentary on race track buildings. A commission will be appointed to inquire into his sanity.
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Robert Ixmaudsten
Humphreys
Queens County Court
Long Island City
Fred Schofer
Ocean Avenue
Broadway
Benjamin Sandman
Ocean and
Union Avenues
Jorge
Knaudsten
Long Island
Aqueduct Race Track
Roandster
Ozone Park
Arrests Wife and Actor in Scranton St. Charles Case
George Coton of New York and two detectives burst into the St Charles Hotel Brig room and arrested his wife and George Lemaitre. The wife paid $600 bail for her appearance while Lemaitre pleaded guilty and was fined $50. Colon, a wealthy NY contractor, and Lemaitre, a vaudeville actor, were identified in the incident.
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New York
Scranton
Penn
St. Charles
George’ Coton
Coton
George Lemaitre
Lemairre
Colon
East 125Th Street
Lémaigre
U S Battleships Maine and Alabama Leave Azores
Off Ponta Delgada in the Azores on the final leg of a world cruise the U S battleships Maine and Alabama departed for New York.
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Maine
Alabama
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Alzores
United States
New York
Cooperative apartment plan blends drama and art at Gramercy Park
A group led by Rich arson Gilder, Rodman er, and Jules Lucas proposes a 12 story cooperative building at 24 and 25 Gramercy Park to house six incorporators and rent space to outsiders. The project aims to fuse literature drama and architecture, with Francis Wilson supplying the dramatic element. The site, adjacent to the Players Club, Columbia University Club and National Arts Club, could be ready for occupancy within a year.
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Gramercy Park
Richarson
Gilder
Rodmaner
Jules
Herbert Lucas
Francis Wilson
Charles H. Lee
United States Leather Company
Albany
Gramercy Park Ny
Slo
Gram‘erev Hark
Tilden
National Arts Lab
Irving Place
Columbia University Club
Night riders active in Spartanburg and Kentucky towns
Reports from Spartanburg South Carolina describe night rider activity targeting cotton ginneries including Cherokee gunnery seven miles from the city and a Wood cotton house twenty miles away. Fires damaged bales and authorities fear further assaults as Kentucky tensions rise with Hickman alert and dispatch of troops after Walker family assassinations.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Ae Wood
Dogs at Large Menace Deer in Adirondacks
Supreme Court Justice Spencer of Gloversville ruled that allowing dogs to run at large endangers deer in the Adirondacks. The decision cited Leslie E. Ghering of Auburn and fined him 200 dollars for hounds in Clifton in St. Lawrence County. Also noted is D. F. Busch of New York fined 100 dollars for possessing closed season grouse, sent from Wales.
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Albany
Adirondacks
Supreme Court
Spencer
Gloversville
Jamess. Whipple
State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Leslie E. Ghering
Auburn
Clifton
St. Lawrence County
Ghering
Whipple
D. F. Busch
New York
Glen Cove
Long Island
Busch
Wales
Whitney Place Robbed in Lenox Massachusetts
A chestnutting party including Mrs George Westinghouse Mr and Mrs David T Dana and Mr and Mrs Samuel Frothingham reports intruders damaged furnishings but could not be certain of total loss. The Whitney estate, once a gift from William C Whitney to his son, plans a large New York party after recent repairs and preparations.
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New York Times
Lenox
Mass
George Westinghorse
David T. Dana
Samuel Frothingham
Iliam C. Whitney
You Are Invited To Free Movie Tickets In New York
An invitation advertises free admission to over 100 Moving Picture Entertainments in Greater New York and offers a framed panel by Hamilton King as a premium for purchasing The New York Sunday American. The ad touts five sections in color and claims unique artistry.
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New York
Hamilton King
New York Sunday
Adv
Water at five cents a glass in drought stricken Indiana
In Brown County Indiana water now sells for six cents a glass due to a prolonged drought. Johnson Township covers seven by six miles with no water, forcing farmers to haul drinking water and drive livestock to the nearest stream. Visitors to the county must buy water as well.
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Bloomington
Ind
Brown County
Johnson Township
Jman
Dying Hodge Reveals Marriage on Deathbed
Thomas R. Hodge a 65 year old former County Register of Westchester died at his Mount Vernon home from Brights disease. He confessed on his deathbed to a marriage in Cornwall England to his cousin Miss Kate Redded whose bride arrived by cable. He was a stockholder in several Westchester corporations, a Mason and a Republican with an estate over $100000.
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Thomas R. Hodge
Westchester County
Mount Vernon
Bright
Mr. Hodge
Penzamee
Cornwall
England
Kate Redded
Mr.Hedge
Westchester
Minister Kills Man Near Lauderdale County Line
Athens Alabama October 9 news reports the killing of Andrew Jackson near the Lauderdale County line by preacher Livingston. The two men had a long running feud. Livingston shot after their encounter. Livingstorm was captured but later escaped.
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Alabama
Athens
Ala
Andrew Jackson
Lauderdale County
Livingston
Bridegroom Racer Vaughan Weds Helen Knapp in New Rochelle
Stearns racing driver Guy Vaughan married Miss Helen Knapp at the bride’s parents’ home in New Rochelle on Thursday night. After the ceremony they planned an automobile tour of Lenox the Berkshires and Boston with a Cleveland stop, delayed briefly by friends hiding Vaughan’s car.
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Guy Vaughan
Stearns
Helen Knapp
New Rochelle
Lenox
Berkshires
Boston
Cleveland
Vaughan
Briarcliff Lodge
Wrekoff, Church & Part Dzge
Dr Charles Williams and wife killed in Auburn auto crash
In Auburn Maine on October 9 a prominent physician Dr Charles E Williams and his wife were killed when their car overturned after striking a saw and tipping near Fisherman’s Point. The wreck occurred while returning from Summer Cove to Croggin Lake with authorities investigating the scene.
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Auburn
Charles E. Williams
Leathe estate in St Louis slated for sale or lease
The Leathe estate valued above 2 million dollars will be offered for sale or lease under orders of Grace A Leathe widow of Samuel H Leathe now in New York. She has instructed a local firm to dispose of her holdings in St Louis as final settlement approaches after her husband’s death.
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ST. Louis
Leathe
Grace A.leathe
New York
Samuel H. Leathe
St.Louis
No Such Office Jackson Resort Season Snow Open
Snow closes routes but resort season opens as book manager dv reports. Empty details limit fuller context but implies seasonal shift and administrative note.
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Jackson
Britain Ready to Force Peace in the Aegean War
News wires report renewed demonstrations in Belgrade demanding the resignation of the cabinet and abdication of Peter unless he declares wars against Austria and Turkey. British forces prepare to move from Malta toward the Aegean to quiet the area as Russia’s Isvolsky meets with Grey to discuss intervention.
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Malta
Aegean
Turkey
Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Austria
Ros
M. Isvolsky
Edward Grey
Hungary
George
National Assembly
Clash on the Frontier Report of Servians Kill Austrians
A frontier clash report states Servians killed Austrians and gunboats retaliated. The brief describes military action with scarce detail and notes retaliatory naval fire.
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T. R. Hodge
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Supt. Leary
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