Democrats Push Canals and Currency in New York Rally
Ex President Cleveland sends letter of sympathy as Coler leads a Manhattan Club event praising canal enlargement and currency reform. Speakers defend Democratic platform against Republican plans while urging a strong Fall victory for Coler and allies in New York politics.
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Coler
Congress
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
National Democratic Party
Buffalo
Great Lakes
United States
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Russia
Canada
Montreal
Welland Canal
Erie Canal
Cleveland
Charles H. Truax
Manhattan Club
United Party
Charles W. Dayton
Cuba
Philippines
William McAdoo
New York State
Republicans Aim to Gain Worcester District in Massachusetts
Representative Gillett says Republicans expect to win one Democratic seat in Massachusetts. He notes a split race left Democrats with at least one secure district and cites the Worcester seat, once held by Walker and now contested by Ex-Mayor Dodge. He says there are strong hopes of Dodge's election.
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New York Times
Washington
Gillett
Massachusetts
White House
Congress
Worcester
Thayer
Walker
Dodge
Hill
Nixon
Tilden Club
Democratic Party
McKinley
Platt
United States Senate
United States
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Senate
Hapna
Ohio
J. W. Matthews & Co
Newburg
Odell
Schenectady
Republican State Executive Committee
Albany
Banking Department
Knipp
Mr. Hills
Fourteenth Street
Thomas F. Grady
Republican Speaker Flops Switch in New Jersey
The Rev. J. B. Cleaver of Bound Brook, long a Republican speaker, has joined the Democrats. He denounced a 1902 party action he called a crime, aimed at stealing North Plainfield from Somerset County. the bill passed by a Republican legislature and signed by Gov. Murphy failed after a people’s referendum.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
J. B. Cleaver
Bound Brook
North Plainfield
Somerset County
Haggin Cotillion Dedicates New Green Hills Home
James B Haggin entertains in Lexington with a grand cotillion at Green Hills in honor of his granddaughters. About 300 guests attended the formal event with a pavilion dance floor and receiving line featuring notable guests from Kentucky and beyond. The cotillion featured figures themed to hunting racing and fencing, in racing colors blue and orange.
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New York Times
Lexington
Kentucky
Green Hills
James B. Haggin
Countess Festetics
Edith Lounsberry
Mabel McKeef
New York
T. Collings
Miss Collings
Cincinnati
James Amsden
Versailles
Neville Moberly
Richmond
Sue
Edith Bailey
Calvin Thomas
Louisville
Ben Alexander Haggin, Jr
Roger Williams
Doctor Lorenz declares Gunsaulus lameness incurable
In Chicago on October 22, Vienna specialist Dr Lorenz examined the Rev Dr Frank W Gunsaulus and pronounced his lameness incurable. He attributes the condition to a past nervous prostration and a slight dislocation of the right hip joint.
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New York Times
Chicago
Lorenz
Vienna
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Gunsaulus
Chicago Commission Firm Fails
Chicago creditors push Ewarts Brothers and Wright into bankruptcy with the stock yards commission firm placed in the hands of Chicago Title and Trust Company as receiver. Liabilities around 50 000 dollars with assets not disclosed.
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New York Times
Chicago
Stock Yards Commission
Ewarts Brothers & Wright
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Robbery Report Of James L. Crocker
James L. Crocker of 66 West Thirty-fifth Street, a retired businessman, told the West Thirtieth Street Station that his apartment was robbed Monday night of watches and jewelry valued at $1,000 while he was out.
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James L. Crocker
West Thirty-fifth Street
Hill at Tammany Hall Wins Support Amid Tariff Talk
David B. Hill addressed a full Wigwam crowd in Tammany Hall praising Democratic unity and urging tariff revision. He attacked Gov Odell’s administration over state charity purchases and coal taxes while highlighting Grover Cleveland’s letter of support.
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Democratic Party
Odell
Coler
Albany
State
David B. Hill
J. W. Matthews & Co
Grover Cleveland
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
City of
New York
Third Avenue
Lewis Nixon
Hill
Charles * Murphy
Thomas F. Grady
Nixon
Charles N. Bulger
Judge Bulger
Richard Croker
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
John B. Stanchfield
Gov
William A. Barber
Tilden Club
Grady
Maine
California
East Side Democrats Parade for Coler and Allies
The East Side Democracy mobilized 15 000 to 20 000 voters last night in New York to honor Bird S Coler and associates on the ticket. Rallies formed along Fourteenth Street and Broadway before Tammany Hall and Manhattan Club where Coler was reviewed. The procession unified briefly then dispersed, leaving the candidate out in the cold longer than planned.
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East Side
Bird S. Coler
Fourteenth Street
Tammary Hall
Broadway
Manhattan Club
Tammany Hall
Daniel E. Finn
Coler
Cuba
Fourth Assembly
Twentieth District
Twenty-seventh Street
Eighteenth District
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Tashy D. Sullivan
Timothy P. Sullivan
Finn
Thomas F. Foley
Patrick Ryder
John Ahearn
Bernard Martin
Florence Sullivan
John Oakley
Thomas Murphy
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted For Teething
An 1800s advertorial asserts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething children for over sixty years and remains the best remedy for diarrhea and wind colic sold by druggists worldwide. The piece warns buyers to ask for the exact name and not another brand. It is followed by a detailed report on a Fourth Assembly District procession and a Tammany Hall celebration with multiple district contingents and fireworks.
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Mrs. Winslow
Harvesting Machine Trust Forms Under International Harvester
Chicago October reports the harvesting machine trust being rapidly organized with all plants merged into the International Harvester Company. Financing totals 65 million dollars with half to pay minority stockholders and the rest for working capital. the working contract reportedly began September 1.
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New York Times
Chicago
Harvesting Machine Trust
International Harvester Company
Delmar Faces Lasker In Fourth City Chess Match
Eugene Delmar opened with four knights and a Ruy Lopez variation at the Manhattan Chess Club. Delmar’s novelty on move six gave him some play but a black pawn sacrifice led to a decisive attack, and Lasker converted a clear exchange after Delmar erred, forcing resignation.
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Eugene Delmar
Lasker
Manhattan
Ruy Lopez
White
Delmar
Black
Dutchess County Farmer Walter Johnston Dies After Horse Kick
Walter M. Johnston a noted Dutchess County farmer and brother of the Johnstons who ran the New York Central Rail road restaurants died October 8 in what family officials called heart failure induced by a horse kick. His son in law Charles Van Voorhis was arrested for second degree manslaughter after affidavits stated he kicked Johnston in the groin during a quarrel on October 2.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Walter M. Johnston
Dutchess County
Johnstons
New York Central Railroad
Charles van Voorhis
van Voorhis
New Fast Southern Mail Inaugurated Nov 2 On Southern Railway
The new fast mail train starts November 2 delivering New York papers to readers across the South from Atlanta to New Orleans and Texas. It cuts the New Orleans trip to 33 hours, fastest on record, with two mail cars and one storage and one express car. Connections extend to Salisbury, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Charlotte and Jacksonville with Atlanta links to Southwestern Georgia and Florida.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Vicksburg
Greenville
Texas
Washington
New Orleans
Salisbury
N. C
Forttanooga
Nap
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Fla
Rgia
Florida
November Magazine Pictures and Writers Highlight Color Pages
The November issue features sixteen pages of color plates led by frontispiece artist Andre Castaigne. E M Ashe and Elizabeth Shinpee Green contribute color illustrations for stories about a New England tale and a small boy. Walter Appleton Clark offers strong tint pictures, while De Windt recounts Siberian travel hardships. Carl Snyder discusses life concepts, John R Spears argues Wayne was a sane Washington era soldier, and Arthur Colton tours Surrey Downs in literary fashion.
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Andre Castaigne
E. M. Ashe
New England
Elizabeth Shinpee Green
Walter Appleton Clark
de Windt
Siberia
Bering Strait
Carl Snyder
John R. Spears
Anthony” Wayne
Washington
Arthur Colton
Surrey Downs
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Edward M. Shepard
Shepard
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Gov. Odell
Cleve
Party Harmo
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Roosevelt
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Bulger
Coler—Line
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Ahearn Associa
Tetanos Steinway Hall
East 4Th Street
Steinway
Turner
Webster
Steinway & Sons
Windsor Arcade
Fifth Ave
46Th St
NEW Fast Southern Mail
Georgia
B.altmand Go
Eighteenth Street
Mineteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
WM. Vogel
Houston St
New Publications
John Fiske
Evolution
Harper’s
Alice Brown
Anne O'Hagan
Herman Whitaker
Sarah Orne Jewett
Esther Tiffany
Annie Hamilton Donnell
Lady Rose
Harpers
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Mr. Howells
W.D. Howells
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
Bernard G. Richards
R. V. Risley
People
Richard Harding Davis
Mark Twain
Oliver Herford
Sappho
Bliss Carman
Rudyard Kipling
Paris
London
American Hosiery CO
Franklin St
Kate Masterson
Supelbent
NEW York Tales
Thomas J. Stewart Co
Thos. J. Stewart Co
Erie
5Th Sts
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