Chanler Challenges Hughes in Ten Questions
Newburg New York October 19 Lieut Gov Chanler in final campaign week challenged Gov Hughes to answer ten interrogatories. He refrained from addressing the Public Service Commission issue and defended the gambling laws while accusing Hughes of making it a campaign focus. Chanler urged voters to judge the candidates beyond gambling. He argued that the state needs broad policy rather than a single issue.
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Newburg
N. Y
Chanler
Hughes
Public Service Commission
Grand Inquisitor
United States
Platt
Depew
Public Service Commissions
Chanter
Crooks
Beecome
Jim
Republican
Prince of Abruzzi Marriage Delayed by Royal Consent Issue
Rome reports say the Duke of the Abruzzi awaits King Victor Emmanuel's consent to wed Miss Katherine Elkins. The engagement status remains unofficial amid Italian public interest and gossip, with plans for a discreet U.S. ceremony and later royal presentation in Italy.
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Rome
Abruzzi
Katherine Hikins
Letitia
Miss Elkins
Victor Emmanuel
Signor Giolitti
United States
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
First Aerial Freight Line Plan At Boston
Boston newspaper reports the Aerial Navigation Company led by Charles J. Glidden plans a Boston to South Framingham aerial freight and passenger line with dirigibles. Captain Baldwin, inventor of the craft, estimates a first stretch cost around 25 thousand dollars for the airship and shelters. The initial craft will carry two or more passengers and up to 550 pounds of freight, with service targeted to begin in May.
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Boston
Thomas S. Baldwin
United States
Aerial Navigation Company
Charles J. Glidden
New York
Army Department
Boy Crushed Arm Bets Ride as Ambulance Passenger
Six year old William Fitzgerald, living at 318 East Thirty-fourth Street, suffered a crushed right forearm when struck by an eastbound crosstown car at First Avenue. He begged to drive the ambulance en route to Bellevue Hospital, holding the reins with his left hand beside Driver Haviland. Traffic on the crosstown line halted for twelve minutes. the motorman, John Killien, was not arrested.
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Thirty-fourth Street
William Fitzgerald
East Thirty-fourth Street
Bellevue Hospital
John Killien
East 102d Street
Schmitt
Fitzgerald
Haviland
Crosstown
Pelt Cannon With Lemons During Missouri Campaign
Special to The New York Times. In Springfield Missouri church women pelted Speaker Cannon with lemons as his special train left St Clair for a Missouri campaign tour. The departure met with cheers for Bryan and Debs at twelve stops while “Uncle Joe” raged with strong language through the state.
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New York Times
Springfield
St. Clair
Cannon
Missouri
Bryan
Debs
Uncle Joe
Americans Honored in Japan Fleet Reception in Tokyo
The Atlantic fleet receives a heartening welcome from Japan with Admiral Sperry praising the careful planning of the visit. Sailors mingle with Japanese hosts as 1,000,000 schoolchildren are planned to take part in the welcoming singing and ceremonies from Yokohama to Tokyo. President Roosevelt’s message to the Emperor is expected to convey friendship and continued ties between nations.
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Tokio
Japan
Hampton Roads
Sperry
Yokohama
America
Pacific Coast
Admiral Sperry
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mrs Grover Cleveland Testifies Before Grand Jury
Mrs Grover Cleveland appeared before the Grand Jury yesterday investigating the authenticity of a Cleveland article published in this paper. Also questioned were Dr Joseph D Bryant Richard Watson Gilder David N Carvalho Hastings and John H Finley as aides to shed light on Cleveland's work before his death.
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Grover Cleveland
Grand Jury
New York Times
Cleveland
District Attorney’s
Joseph D. Bryant
Richard Watson Gilder
the Times
Sherman Kern campaign exchanges in Utica and Wilmington
James S Sherman speaks in Wilmington about Kern and invites a rousing reception. In Utica John W Kern greets Sherman's message and questions the authority to issue inaugural invitations. The two leaders swap cordial remarks on campaign issues and presidential timing.
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Wilmington
Del
James S. Sherman
Grand Opera House
Kern
Mr. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
John W. Kern
Majestic Theatre
Sherman
Washington
William Jennings
Ryan
Oceanic Steam Navigation plans four new liners
The White Star Line, part of the International Mercantiles Navigation Co, will issue 6.25 million dollars of first mortgage debentures to finance four Belfast built liners. Two ships will serve Canada, while the Titanic and Olympic will be the largest afloat for Southampton service, at 42 000 tons and about 1000 feet long. They debut in the 1910 summer season and may strain New York Harbor docking at 825 foot piers.
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Oceanic Steam Navigation Company of
Liverpool
White Star Line
International Mercantiles Navigation Company
Bowling Green
Belfast
Titanic
Southampton
New York Harbor
Woman Drawn First For 4000 Farmlands In South Dakota Lottery
Meg A Messer of Kennebeck is the first name drawn from 114769 applicants to select a farm in Tripp County Rosebud Land Agency. The drawing occurs in a government tent with a large crowd, as Miss Messer, 32, lives near Kennebeck and mailed her application from Presho. Other early names include Peter Swift of Ponca Nebraska and E Hannon of Meadow Grove Nebraska.
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New York Times
Dallas
S. D
Meg A. Messer
Kennebeck
Tripp County
Rosebud Land Agency
Dottery
Peter Swift
Ponca
Neb
Nebraska
E. Hannon
Meadow Grove
Otto Snyder
Mitchell
Jacob Edwards
Wichita
Kan
Samuel L. Anderson
Albert City
Miss. Messer
Presho
Chamberlain
Lorain County Goes Wet in Ohio Vote
Lorain County’s election result yields a wet majority of 36. The Anti-Saloon League plans to challenge the vote alleging foreign voting. Haan’s Restaurant, Park Row Building, is noted for its cuisine and service.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lorain County
Anti-Saloon League
Haan
Park Row
Musié—aAdv
President Roosevelt and Outlook editorship report unsettled
Reports in Washington claim President Roosevelt may join the Outlook as editor upon retirement. White House and Secretary Loeb offered no denial or confirmation while noting no public statement forthcoming. Observers say the arrangement may hinge on Scribner’s terms and his private life plans.
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Scribners
Roosevelt
Outlook Does Not Deny Roosevelt Editorial Plans
The Times linked President Roosevelt to The Outlook staff. After consultation with Dr. Abbott, The Outlook editor, Lawrence Abbott, said no comment. Reports say Roosevelt will sign a year contract after leaving office to be associate editor and write weekly editorials, with a reported salary of about $30,000 for the year.
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Dr. Abbott
The
Outon
Lawrence Abbott
Times
Roosevelt
Outook
Abbott
Outlook
Parsons Questions Straus In Political Interrogation
In New York City yesterday, Rep. Nathan Straus faced questions from Col. Samuel Parsons about alleged dealings with Tammany Hall regarding Irving Lehman and a Supreme Court nomination. Straus denied any deal and said Lehman had contributed nothing known to him.
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Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
Mr. Parsons
Tammany Hall
Irving Lehman
Supreme Court
Independence League
Beechett
Lehman
Art Lovers Club Planned From Mrs Wood’s Estate
Mrs Wood’s will leaves her home at 1229 North Broad Street to form a mixed artists club. It specifies adding $20000 in interest to buy art for the collection and to convert the residence into a club for painters sculptors authors teachers and professors. If the club isn’t formed the will directs the property to be used for alternative charitable purposes.
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New York Times
Ordenly
North Broad Street
City
Imported Edwood Ink Pencil Product Listing
A brief catalog entry notes the Imported Edwood Ink Pencil by V Parker & Co located at 90 West Broadway. The listing includes 4 v. and references the supplier's address for ordering inquiries.
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Edwood
V. Parker & CO
West Broadway
Odds Against Bryan Rise to Nine to One
Lloyds of London quotes nine to one against William J. Bryan as the odds on his election. The Republican National Committee cites confidential reports from across the United States and notes about $600000 in potential wagers. Insurance premiums paid by U.S. businessmen total about $55000 to cover losses if a Democratic win occurs.
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William J. Bryan
Lloyds Exchange
London
United States
Republican National Committee
Lloyds
Taft
White House
Croker Aids Democrats In Post Election Effort
Richard Croker former Tammany Hall boss is expected to visit the U S shortly after the election to meet Governor elect Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. Herman Ridder treasurer of the Democratic National Committee received 1500 sent by Croker with 1000 for Bryan and 500 to help Chanler’s election efforts.
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Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Holpes
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Herman Ridder
Demotratic National Committee
Croker
Mr. Bryan
Chanler
Four Die in Clayton Tornado and Cloudburst
A tornado and cloudburst near Clayton New Mexico killed four people including N. Hi Haight and J. S. Fox and his wife and daughter. Twenty others injured, three may die. The Union County Courthouse costing $10 000 was wrecked along with homes. The Colorado and Southern Railroad suffered heavy losses and Clayton lost water service.
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Clayton
N. M
N. Hi. Haight
J. S. Fox
Union County Court House
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Dr William T Bull Condition Deteriorates At City Hospital
Last night the condition of Dr. William T Bull worsened after ten days of critical illness on West Thirty-fifth Street. Three surgeons and specialists at his bedside held a late consultation but gave no statements. Relatives remain in the city and one said there is little hope for recovery.
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William T. Bull
Bemels
West Thirty-fifth Street
Dr. Bull
Mrs. Bull
Mayor and Murphy to Meet at Carnegie Hall Gathering
Charles F. Murphy and Mayor McClellan will share a platform at a Bryan and Kern Committee mass meeting in Carnegie Hall. The Mayor will preside and read a letter from John Bigelow. Cabinet members Francis Harmon Olney and Herbert are slated to speak. Missouri Society members attend. half the hall reserved but not after 7 o clock.
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Charles F. Murphy
Mayor McClellan
Business Men's National
Bryan and Kern Committee
Carnegie Hall
Tammany Boss
John Bigelow
Samuel J. Tilden
Roosevelt Praises Vermont in Gettysburg Visit
President Roosevelt told 100 members of the Thirteenth Vermont Infantry and their wives at the White House that Vermont represents the old American spirit at its best. He praised the state veterans and the National principles they stood for during the Gettysburg battlefield visit.
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Washington
Vermont
Roosevelt
Thirteenth Vermont Infantry
Gettysburg
White House
Jersey Central Express Blows Out Cylinder Head
Special to The New York Times reports Jersey Central train 310 on the North Jersey Coast line blew out the right cylinder head in a deep cut near South Amboy. The fast express halted on a sharp curve amid dense smoke. passengers fled, rear cars protected. Temporary repairs and a pushing engine revived the flier for Jersey City.
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York Times
South Amboy
N. J
Jersey Central
North Jersey Coast
New York
Raritan
Jersey City
Wall Street Men Hit in Morse Ice Pools
Trial details reveal Charles W. Morse and partners including Charles T. Barney and Isaac Guggenheim operated two stock pools tied to American Ice Co. profits. Witnesses describe dinners at the Waldorf and assurances of strong prospects while investors faced losses as market conditions changed.
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Wall Street
MORSE
Wallai Rce
Charles W. Morse
Exbanker
Alfred J. Curtis
Judge Hough
United States
Circuit Court
Isaac Guggenheim
Charles M. Schwab
John Wy Gates
John F. Carroll
Charles T. Barney
Ah An Fee
Mr. Morse
Waldorf
Wesley M. Oler
American Ice Company
Guy Br.Johnson
Carroll
Guggenheim
Stimson
National Bank i North America
Ee ‘National Bank of North America
FL Augustus. Heine
Mercantile neNckad Bank
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