Democrats to ratify Hill lead Tammany parade
A large Tammany mass meeting is planned with David B. Hill as principal speaker. Charles F. Murphy organizes the event expecting up to 20,000 marchers, with fireworks and speeches at the Wigwam and Manhattan Club. Grover Cleveland’s letter will be read, and a reception awaits Hill at the Manhattan Club.
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Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Prico
Fourteenth Street
David B. Hill
Grover Cleveland
New York State
Manhattan Club
Ill
Bird
Twenty-sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Hoffman House
Hill
Tammany Hall
Odell Day in New York City Set for Oct 30
The Republican County Committee schedules three major Odell Day meetings in New York City with Governor Odell speaking at Cooper Union Durland's Riding Academy and Brommer's Park in the Bronx. Mayor Low will introduce Odell at Cooper Union. Secretary of War Root and Col. Archie Baxter will attend. Senator Acaker of Ohio and Senator Lodge are mentioned as possible speakers. James S. Wells will preside at Brommer's Park.
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Republican County Committee
Odell
New York City
Cooper Union
Durland
Diding Academy
Brommer
Gov Odell Makes Surprise Visit to Republican HQ
Gov Odell slipped into the Fifth Avenue Hotel Republican headquarters before 11 am amid speculation on upstate conditions. He met with Chairman Dunn for talks and later said little, noting only that upstate support appeared favorable to Republican success while health limited further campaigning.
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Odell
Fifth Avenue
Republican
Albany
Dunn
Col. Dunn
State Committee
Governo
German American League endorses Odell slate at mass meeting
The German American League held a mass meeting at Maennercher Hall on Fifty sixth Street and Third Avenue to endorse the Republican State ticket. President Benno Loewy praised Gov Odell's administration citing lower direct taxes and higher corporate taxes. Judge Steckler, Coroner Scholer, and Carl Hauser spoke amid applause.
Wisconsin Outlook Seen Favoring Republicans
Postmaster General Payne returned to the Post Office Department after a Wisconsin trip. He met with state leaders and the state committee to gauge sentiment, predicting Lafollette's decisive statewide victory and Spooner’s likely reelection. He notes quiet election activity and little tariff debate across the Northwest.
Campaign Move in Kentucky By Internal Revenue Chief
Commissioner Yerkes of the Internal Revenue Bureau will depart for Kentucky on Thursday to stump for the campaign. He previously ran for governor as a Republican and will stay in the state until the election.
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New York
Washington
Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Kentucky
Outlook in Illinois Republicans to hold Senate and House seats
Washington reports Senator Cullom of Illinois said the political outlook is hard to analyze. He expects possible changes in the Congressional delegation but believes Republicans will not lose numerically. A few GOP candidates may fall, offset by Democratic losses elsewhere as Illinois gains three representatives under reapportionment to total twenty five. He sees Republicans winning the State ticket and Legislature, ensuring a Republican successor to Senator Mason.
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Ing
Kentucky
Yerkes
Mountain
Boreing
Louisville
Irwin
Bowling Green
Maysville
Rhea
Moss
Kehoe
New York Times
Washington
Cullom
Illinois
Inlinois
Mason
Texas Republican organizer meets White House visitor
Miss J N Strong of Texas, private secretary to ex-Rep R B Hawley, visited the White House. She runs many Texas matters in federal agencies and acts as Washington representative for the Republican organization in Texas.
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New York Times
Washington
White House
J. N. Strong
Republican Organization
Texas
Miss Strong
R. B. Hawley
Bhat
Floated into Dry Dock No 2 Alabama ready for delicate docking
The new battleship Alabama will be floated into Dry Dock No 2 at the New York Navy Yard with extreme care to pass the entrance at high tide, inches to spare on both sides. The North Atlantic Squadron at the yard plans to sail south in about two weeks, assembling at Hampton Roads on November 10 before winter maneuvers in the Caribbean Sea.
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New York Navy Yard
Alabama
No. 2
North Atlantic Squadron
Hampton Roads
Caribbean Sea
Hartford Embezzler Hangs Himself in State Office
John H. Wadhams, 62, assistant clerk in the Connecticut State Controller's office at the Capitol, hanged himself with a cord. A note claimed embezzlement and ruin for his family, but officials deemed him insane. His son Yale graduate Robert Wadhams is in New York, and one daughter was to marry next week.
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New York Times
Hartford
Conn
John H. Wadhams
State Controller's Office
Capitol
Isaac _Brooks
Brooks
Brooks Bank
Torrington
Mr. Wadhams
Goshen
Chamberlain
Meriden
Cholia
Clarence Bissell
Bissell
Robert Wadhams
Yale
New York
A. J. Barker
Porto Rico Governor Named Bank President
Lowell Mass October 21 G W Fifield resigned as President of Appleton National Bank at a directors meeting C H Allen former Governor of Porto Rico was chosen to succeed him Allen has served as a bank director for eight or ten years and is expected to devote full time to the bank’s welfare and development.
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New York Times
Lowell
Mass
Appleton National Bank
G. W. Fifield
C. H. Allen
Porto Rico
Gov. Allen
Mining in Maine targets large scale ore development
Mining operations will expand in Washington County next season with several local and foreign companies planning to develop molybdenum deposits in Cooper and nickel mines opposite the river. Outcrops of anthracite were recently found along the St Croix River by H F Eaton and Son of Calais, with protection expected in spring. Rich gold bearing quartz specimens were also found as prospectors search for the origin of float.
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New York Times
Bangor
Washington County
Cooper
St. Croix
H. F. Eaton & Son
Calais
Ex-Policeman Beadle Charged With Bribe in West Side Trial
Ex policeman David Beadle wardman for Capt Haughey faced a General Sessions judge on charges of taking twenty dollars from Bessie Clark in West Thirty seventh Street. The defense, led by James Lindsay Gordon, objected to police questioning of a witness at the District Attorney's office as improper and un-conduct. Judge Newburger did not intervene, and District Attorney Jerome stood by the subpoena plan.
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David Beadle
Haughey
West Thirty-seventh Street
Rohner
Clark
Maher
Gordon
Schurman
Newburger
Jerome
Delaney Bids Men Adieu On Depression of Duty
Police Captain John J. Delaney of the East Thirty-fifth Street Station leaves on his annual vacation amid neglect of duty charges over gambling raids. A police surgeon board will report his condition before any decision. Delaney cited thirty years of service and resignation from command as his belief. Sergt. Daly to act as Captain.
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John J. Delaney
East Thirty-fifth Street
B. F. Tracy
Bowery
Gen
Tracy
Delaney
Sherman Hotel
East Forty-second Street
Jerome
McLellan
James F. McCoy
Station House
Sergt. Daly
Arrests in Bowery Hotel Registration Case
McCullagh deputies arrested Joseph White owner of the Little Jumbo on Bowery for aiding and abetting illegal registration and perjury. Three waiters from White’s place were also jailed on illegal registration charges. Names include Thomas Melvin Henry Melvin and Nicola Pucciarelli who confess to illegal registration under threat of losing their jobs.
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Joseph White
Bowery
McCullagh
White
Jed
Thomas Melvin
Henry Melvin
Nicola Pucciarelli
Ulster County Fraudster Corey Sentenced in Four Month Term
Corey known as Gene in Ulster County was jailed for four months after pleading guilty to defrauding Peter Gale an 87 year old recluse. Corey claimed rights to Drake and Dingle estates valued around 40 million dollars and used a grand genealogical tale to solicit payments. Gale and authorities set a trap leading to his capture.
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Corey
Ulster Counties
Gene
Canada
George Ili
John Drake
Solomon Dingle
Gale
Post Office
George E. Westchester
O’ Corey
New Jersey Court Rules on Foreign Lawyers Practice
Chancellor Magic clarifies that lawyers from other states may appear only by court consent to argue specific cases, while New Jersey lawyers must handle motions and filings. He notes foreign attorneys have misread the Erie Court of Errors ruling on temporary disbarment removal.
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Trenton
N. J
Magic
Court of Chancery
New Jersey
Court of Errors
Detective shoots at a crippled man during arrest
Detective Barry of the Central Office pursued two colored men on vagrancy charges near the Belasco Theatre. Robbins who was hobbling on a crutch struck Barry and fled. Barry fired after Robbins but missed. Torrence was captured nearby while Forbes watched Robbins.
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Barry
Central Office
West Forty-seventh Street
Harry E. Robbins
Roosevelt Street
Frank E. Torrence
Park Row
Belasco Theatre
Special Agen Forbes
Charity Organization Society
Society of Two Colored “ Panhandlers
Forty-second Street
Terrence
Robbins
Forbes
Torrence
Newman
Tombs Court
Burglars Blow Open Frenchtown Post Office
In Frenchtown New Jersey burglars forced entry to the Post Office, blew the safe to fragments wrecking the building and escaping with 50 dollars in cash a box of papers belonging to Post master A P Katchline stamps and postage stamps. The blast woke the neighborhood.
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Flemington
N. J
New Jersey
Frenchtown
A. P. Katchline
Yesterday's Fires Report Across City Blocks
A roundup of fires from 12:00 Monday night to 12:00 Tuesday night lists addresses and damages. Notable cases include Jacob Street showing $5,000 damage and 327 West Forty-first Street with $79 loss. Several other locations report trifling or no damage.
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Jacob Street
T. H. Gallagher
Avenue A
Otto Loeschner
Forty-first Street
W. R B. Silverman
East Fifty-fifth Street
Herry Forbes
West Fifteenth Street
Mrs. Shrader
Third Avenue
Robert Jobet
Orchard Street
Nathan Horn
West One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
John Pissches
Thirty-fourth Street
Miss Scranton
Cherry Street
Max Wanant
Ninety-first Street
Two Hundred and Third Street
Fred Lang
Morgan & Brother
West 47Th Street
Fire damages Towne Hardware store in Putnam Building
The Towne Hardware Company's Saratoga store suffered fire and water damage totaling 10 000 dollars, with the building valued at 2 000 dollars. Insurance covers the losses.
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Saratoga
Towne Hardware Company
Putnam
A Man's Glove for Women The Forsythe 150 Glove
A special glove for women with its own style. Ideal for walking or shopping and superior to prior gloves. Mannish leather, cut and stitching, easy fit, long wrist, pearl button. Three shades Tan White Black Grey. At 1.50 dollars, unequalled.
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A.B. Hart
Frank Mora
William St
New Yor ,N. Y
Victorines
C. c. Shayne
Vy Ogel & Son
Broadway
Houston St
Harpers
Rome
Italy
Europe
Matilde Serao
Land of Cockayne
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
S. E. Hick
Goderich
Ont
Cluett, Peabody & Co
C. Shayne
41St St
Mayor Low
Secretary Root
Senator Foraker
Senator Lodge
Wisconsin
Payne
Post Office Department
Lafollette
Spooner
Outlook IN
Texas Republicans
Navy Yard
Connecticut
MR. Allen
BANK
Massachusetts
Maine
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ass'n
Angora
Saxonia
America
Beadle
Bowery Hotel
NEW York Lawyers’ Status
Dric
Tetot
R. H. Macy & Co
MACYS
6Th Ave
14Th St
Ava
Loggie
Oppenheim
Cllinss
Oxford
Broadway and
21St St
Love Story of
Japan
Wistaria
Franklin Square, New York
John Forsythe
17Th & 48Th Sts
Alaska
London
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