Hughes Wins Syracuse Welcome Openly Backing Opponent
In Syracuse Governor Hughes drew a 3500 strong crowd at Convention Hall after a pro Hughes rally by Onondaga leaders led by Francis Hendricks. Hughes urged voters to focus on his administration’s policies and pressed opponents to reveal specifics of their program and powers to be repealed.
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New York Times
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Gov. Hughes
Francis Hendricks
Saratoga
Vanderbilt Hotel
Mr. Hendricks
Hendricks
Wadsworth
Hughes
Convention Hall
Old Company A of
Rochester
Syracuse Escort
Doctor dies after four hour battle with aconitine poisoning
Special to The New York Times in Philadelphia reports Dr. Howard G. Neiman 24, resident physician at the Home for Incurables, died at 2 20 P M after mistaking aconitine for codeine in a cold remedy. Three physicians and top nurses fought the poison with pumps and antidotes as he remained conscious until late. He graduated Jefferson Medical College in 1906 and joined the Home for Incurables that August.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Samuel P. Stout
Ralph Lavenson
Charles W. Burr
Neiman
Dr. Neiman
Jefferson Medical College
President Roosevelt Interference Denied in Connecticut Race
Washington confirms Roosevelt has not endorsed or opposed Connecticut Governor candidate George Lilley. A New Haven letter reveals Lilley sought confirmation of a prior conversation. White House notes the president refuses to interfere in any state election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Connecticut
George L. Lilley
White House
Jilley
Lilley
William Loeb, Jr
Cretary
N. A. Tanner
Grand Avenue
New Haven
Conn
Tilley Found in Torrington as President’s Letter Released
Special to The New York Times reports George TL. Tilley was located in Torrington tonight. Upon hearing the Washington dispatch read to him by phone, he dictated that he had quoted the part of the letter the President authorized for public release and declined further comment.
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New York Times
Waterbury. Conn
George TL. Tilley
Torrington
Washington Dispatch
Mystery Furniture Heist From Bath Beach Home
Mrs Mary Herbert returned from visiting friends to find her Bay Thirty-third Street house emptied. Police traced a moving van labeled Dunn to Reuben Kolotkin at 254 Grand Street, who had furniture sold by Louis Herbert her son. Officers seized the goods as evidence and searched for Louis.
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Mary Herbert
Bay Thirty-third Street
Bath Beach
Manhattan
Mrs. Herbert
Capt. Fogarty
Detective Dowling
Vote to End Shoe Strike in Lynn Mass
Under police protection the union lasters voted to end the two week long shoe strike in Lynn Massachusetts. The tally was 846 in favor to 483 against with disturbances as Italians smashed ballot boxes and the Andrews Street area remained crowded and policed before the final count.
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Lynn
Mass
Lasters
Andrews Street
Lasters Hall
Campaign Megaphone Free With Sunday’s American Ad
A promotional notice offers a free campaign megaphone with the Sunday’s American newspaper and an accompanying shout for a candidate. The ad also invites giving the megaphone to children.
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American & Shout
Aes
Roosevelt and Taft debate Supreme Court and White House path
Hampton's Broadway Magazine publishes two 1906 letters between President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft exploring whether Taft should join the Supreme Court or pursue the Presidency. Roosevelt urges personal decision while praising Taft as likely Republican nominee. Taft favors the bench but worries about duties and politics.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Hampton
Broadway Magazine
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr.Taft
Supreme Court
White House
Justice Brown
Supreme Bench
Ferencz Molnar Debuts The Devil Story in Sunday American
Ferenc Molnar the Hungarian novelist writes a new short story titled The Devil set to appear in next Sunday’s American. The piece introduces Molnar as a rising literary talent in Hungarian fiction.
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Ferencz Molnar
Adv
Saltonstall Bookkeeper Accused After Death
H L Saltonstall, late head bookkeeper for H I Judson & Co of 6 Wall Street, died last month in Elizabeth NJ. After audits revealed defalcations totaling 57000 the firm disclosed a shortage of 37000 caused by Saltonstall's speculation. Warren B Nash of the firm acknowledged the shortage and defended the deceased's character. Saltonstall died Sept 14 at St Elizabeth's Hospital after appendicitis and peritonitis.
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H. I. Judson & Co
Wall Street
Henry L. Saltonstall
Elizabeth
N. J
Warren B. Nash
Saltonstall
Nash
Tucker case collapses as wife abandON charge withdrawn
Mrs. William F. Tucker through counsel withdrew from court the charge of wife abandonment filed against her husband Col. William F. Tucker of the US Army. The Municipal Court action was quashed to clear the way for Grand Jury action. Col. Tucker arrived in Hot Springs Arkansas from St Louis and was taken to the Army and Navy Hospital. Officials offered no statement on his condition or travel party.
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Will
Navy
Chicago
William F. Tucker
Col
William
Tucker
United States Army
Pearson
Hot Springs
Ark
Decatur
Til
St. Louis
Army and Navy Hospital
Col. Tucker
Marshalls
J. W. Fiyan
New York
United States Secret Service
Fin
Chad
Lalse
Teem
Mrs. Curtis
Fiie
R. L. Thompson
Olcott
Mr. Morsa
Macfarlane
Burglar Alarm Nuisance Draws City Protest in Washington Square
Washington Square property owners and the Association for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise protested all night burglar alarms that ring from windows and doors. Mayor McClellan and Health Commissioner Darlington backed efforts to end the disturbances, noting other areas report similar issues with faulty or misused alarms.
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Washington Square
Washington Square Association
Association For the Suppression of
Isaac L. Rice
Mercer Street
McClellan
Darlington
Delafield
Rice
Washington Squarev
Girl Wife Held Up by Masked Robbers on West Twenty-Fifth Street
Mary Kadlecks, 16, tied and gagged by two masked men in her top-floor flat at 174 West Twenty-Fifth Street. She hid jewelry, furs, and $90 as burglars demanded admission and searched the rooms, then freed herself and called police. robbers fled, details describe two Italians, 5'7" and 5'10" with varied builds. Police from West Twentieth Street Station pursue leads as Sixth Avenue traffic swells nearby.
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Sixth Avenue
Mary Whadlocks
West Twenty-fifth Street
West Twentieth Street
Kadlecks
Peter K. Kadlecks
Twenty-third Street
Mrs. Lang
New York
John L Sullivan Turns Fifty With Water Wagon Pledge
In Hot Springs Arkansas on October 15 ex champion John L Sullivan renewed his vow to stay on the water wagon for fifty more years. A large audience of admirers witnessed the pledge and he declined an invitation for a drink mixture prepared with ten drops of whisky and seltzer.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
Ark
John L. Sullivan
Cassidy Robbed After Trolley Stop In Trenton
Daniel Cassidy of 213 Sixth Avenue New York City told police he was knocked down by two men while waiting for a trolley in the suburbs of Trenton and robbed of his money and watch. He lamented the indignity of being held up like a tenderfoot.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Daniel Cassidy
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Cassidy
Yale West Point Football Game Specials
West Point game day service from Desbrosses Street at 12 00 and West 42nd Street at 12 15 PM. Round trip fare one dollar twenty five cents, advance notice.
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West Point
West Shore R. R
Desbrosses St
West
No More Races at Brighton Beach Track
The Brighton Beach race course ends as demolition begins on the 100 acre site. Plans for Brighton Estates seek 1590 oceanfront lots with prices not under $1000 and a proposed elevated track line by BR T. Names of horsemen anchor street names like Whitney Belmont Lorillard Keene Lakeland and Dwyer across Mermaid Avenue.
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Brighton Beach
Ocean Bouleva
Brighton Estates
B.R. T
Mermaid Avenue
Brighon Estates
Whitney Place
Belmont Avenue
Lorillard Place
Keene Place
Lakeland Place
Dwyer Street
Tramp from Detroit Buys Colorado Springs Hotel
Craig a twenty year associate of tramps buys a Colorado Springs hotel after his mother’s death leaves him 30000. He left a wealthy Detroit home at age ten and has tramp life for decades, with no sociological study of the trade.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
Col
Craig
Detroit
Mich
Tramps
Michigan
Dewey's Clarets and Old Burgundy Advertisement
An old advertisement for H. T. Dewey & Sons Co at 138 Fulton Street New York touts Clarets and Old Burgundy to complement meals, highlighting a refined palate and quality selection.
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DEWEY
H. T. Dewey & Sons.Co
Fulton St
New York
Ady
Roebling Planche Car Tests For World Speed Record
Washington A Roebling Jr tested a 140 horsepower Roebling Planche racing car on a private track in Trenton seeking 140 mph. Officials did not release full results though Roebling spoke of having the fastest car. The Krupp steel build uses a four cylinder engine with 115 inch wheelbase and advanced chrome steel shafts.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Washington
A. Roebling
Charles G. Roebling
Torday
Roebling
M. Etienne Planche
Roebling- Planche
Simms-Bosch
Mineola May Be Chartered for Roosevelt African Hunt
Brooklyn waterfront men report the freighter Mineola may be chartered for President Roosevelt and companions after his White House term ends. The ship, owned by T Hogan & Sons, is loading at Atlantic Basin for Marseilles, then Galveston, with a return in spring for possible use. Owners’ reps say they know of no charter effort.
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Brooklyn
Mineola
Col. Thompson
Roosevelt
White House
T. Hogan & Sons
Produce Exchange Building
Atlantic Basin
Marseilles
Galveston
Mrs Taft Gift for Evansville Bazaar Draws Attention
In Evansville Indiana a lace handkerchief hemmed by Mrs William Howard Taft was donated to the Working Girls' Auxiliary bazaar. The delicate piece drew many offers but will be sold at the bazaar where its sale is hoped to reach about $100 or more.
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New York Times
Evansville
Ind
Wiliam Howard Taft
Taft
Soup Poisoning Strikes South Lancaster Academy
One hundred forty students and teachers at South Lancaster Academy in Clinton Mass suffer ptomaine poisoning after soup served with canned corn. Doctors from Lancaster and Clinton treated the victims. no one is in danger. No classes were held today at the Adventist school.
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Clinton
Mass
South Lancaster Academy
South Lancaster
Academy
Lancaster
The Christian Science Monitor to Be New Daily Paper
The Christian Science Sentinel announces a new daily paper to be published by the Christian Science Publishing Society named The Christian Science Monitor. It pledges to publish real news in a clean wholesome manner without sensationalism or exploitation of vice and crime, aiming for homes that value purity and refinement.
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Boston
Christian Science Sentinel
Christian Science Publishing Society
The
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Shaving Girl From Rochester Seeks Specialist Care
Jessie Eluatt a chorus girl in Marie Cahill's company rushed to New York to consult a skin specialist for a severe blood poisoning from a shaving cut. Local surgeons warn she may need removal of skin on her cheek. Football West Point schedules for Saturday appear in the day line adv.
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New York Times
Rochester
Jessie Eluatt
Marie Cahill
New York
Morse Jurors Secluded as Trial Opens in Federal Bank Case
Judge Hough orders jury confinement and guards as the Morse case begins in the United States Circuit Court. District Attorney Stimson outlines bank reporting duties and the government’s claim that Curtis and associates engaged in false, deceptive actions for personal gain.
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Mae
Iminal
Egainst Ionfi Bank
Chark Alfred H. Curtis
United States
Houeh
Nether
Maine
Hough
Tie
Mough
Wight
Federal
Sitr Tiowse
United
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Mrs. Tucker
Grand Jury
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Tramp
W. A. Roebling
Mrs. Taft
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Edward J. Burge
St. Nicholas Avenue
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Wear Street
Edward J
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Shiike
Frederick B. Williams
Greenwich Street
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