Hopes and Fears of Upstate Democrats in Onondaga
In Syracuse Onondaga County Democrats claim canvass shows Roosevelt majority cut by at least 2000 while Coler’s coal plank repudiation may cost about 1000 votes to Socialists. Ohio Odell policies and tax circulars boost Dem hopes, with Davies's Senate bid stirring county factions and Rogers support in Jefferson and Lewis counties.
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New York Times
Syracuse
N. Y
McGuire
Roswell P. Flower
Davies
Supreme Bench
Roosevelt
Onondaga County
Coler
Erasmus Pellonz
Roosevlt
Mr. McGuire
Gov
Odell
Saratoga
Democratic Party
Lake Onondaga
Lake Superior
Gov. Odell
St. Lawrence Hospital
Francis Hendricks
Republican State
Hazard
Fifth Judicial District
Jefferson County
Rogers
William S. Jenney
Kinger
Lewis County
Jenney
Copenhagen
Oneida
Will
Moody optimistic on Republican gains after Western tour
Secretary Moody returned from a Western swing and voiced confidence Republicans will keep supremacy in each state visited. He expects a net gain of two House seats from Nebraska and notes Westward indifference to the campaign but no sign of reverses. The coal strike and President Roosevelt’s settlement are discussed as factors. Moody will tour New England states Rhode Island and Massachusetts next.
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New York Times
Washington
Moody
West
Illlinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Congress
New England
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Brooklyn Man Arrested in Stock Theft Case
Alexander Walters of 1450 Sixtieth Street Brooklyn was arrested late last night by Detective Sergeants Mc Conville and Savage and jailed on a charge of stealing on April 16 last 100 shares of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad stock from Ames Swan and Co of 25 Broadway. On August 25 Allen F Hedges bookkeeper for the firm was arrested on a bench warrant charging him with larceny of the missing securities.
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Alexander Walters
Sixtieth Street
Brooklyn
McConville
Savage
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Ames, Swan & Co
Broadway
Allen F. Hedges
Raid at Rapid Transit Hotel Netts 45 Prisoners
Magistrate Mayo issued a warrant and Captain Gallagher raided the Rapid Transit Hotel also known as The Little Jumbo at 119 Bowery. Forty five prisoners were taken including twenty two women and Joseph White alleged owner was arrested.
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Mayo
Essex Market Court
Gallagher
Eldridge Street
Rapid Transit
Bowery
Joseph White
Morgan and women dominate at Madison Square Dog Show
A large crowd attended the Ladies' Kennel Association exhibit at Madison Square Garden with J. Pierpont Morgan praising collies and several women sweeping sporting dog prizes. Champion dogs and multiple winners across spaniel, setter, terrier, and hound classes highlighted a day of strong competition.
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Madison Square Garden
Ladies’ Kennel Association
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Panmore Gorden
Morgan
Fanny Williams
Norwalk
Conn
Cuba
George Riper
England
Robert Stribe
Agawam
Mass
D. W. Evans
Greenwich
Steadman Thomas
William Lennox
Filorence Robinson
Somerville
J. S. Thomas
Howard Gould
Foxhall
T. H. Davis
East Orange
Schools Get Cheap Coal in Boroughs as Board Chooses Leader
The Board of Education elected Charles Haskel as District Superintendent to fill a vacancy created by Andrew Edson becoming Associate City Superintendent. Harry G. Van Nostrand and Charles A. Gallagher were dismissed as Fuel Inspectors for Queens after being indicted for selling school coal. Teachers may receive annual lectures from Health Inspectors on ophthalmia. Queens schools bought 1000 tons at $7 a ton and Kings 500 tons at $6.70 a ton.
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Board of Education
Charles §. Haskel
Andrew W. Edson
Harry G. van Nostrand
Charles A. Gallagher
Queens
Board of Health
H. W. Rogers
Borough of
Kings
Smelting Board Meets to Discuss Plant Improvements
The American Smelting and Refining Company Executive Board met in Denver to discuss plant extension and future policy. A reported railroad rate readjustment could boost production, with denial from both sides yet talks cited. A zinc smelter is likely in Denver after Pueblo plant progress, amid plans for multi‑million dollar improvements.
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New York Times
Denver
American Smelting and Refining Company
Pueblo
Embezzler sought from New York arrested in San Francisco
Robert Yatamea, a young man from Staten Island, was arrested in San Francisco on telegraphic orders from the East for an alleged embezzlement of about 10000 dollars from E Cardoza, New York representative of R Faban and Co. He had been employed by Cardoza for years and was last seen in New York on October 2. The case emerged after his attempt to withdraw funds from the Knickerbocker Trust Company, where he held an account. Detectives were notified and he was taken into custody.
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San Francisco
Robert Yatamea
E. Cardoza
New York
European House of R. Faban & Co
Yatamea
N. Y
Knickerbocker Trust Company of
You Can't Beat It West via the Rock Island
Travel ad touts Rock Island route from Chicago to Los Angeles San Diego and Santa Barbara in three days. Rates valid through October 31 with tours sleeper for $6. For folders and map write A H Moffet 401 Broadway N Y.
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Rock Island
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
Santa Barbara
A. H. Moffet
Broadway
Ady
Inspector Cross on Trial as Riots at Rabbi’s Funeral Are Recounted
The trial of Inspector Cross with Captains Albertson and Herlihy for neglect of duty during the riots at Rabbi Joseph’s funeral resumed. Roundsman Lonergan, timid to testify, urged by Inspector Cross to speak out, finally answered. Plumber Harry Griffin testified he saw officers wave clubs but not strike or swear. he noted women inciting riot on the Hoe factory steps. Afternoon focused on police station records.
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Cross
Albertson
Herlihy
Rabbi Joseph
Partridge
Roundsman
Lonergan
Delancey Street
Mellen
Harry Griffin
Grant Street
Consecration of Rev. Dr. Sabine as Bishop at Madison Ave Church
The Rev. Dr. William T. Sabine of the First Reformed Episcopal Church was consecrated bishop to succeed the late Bishop Latane. Bishop Samuel F. Fallows of Chicago led the ceremony with sermons by Bishop Charles Edward Cheney. Attendants included several Philadelphia and Newark clergy and seminary professors.
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William T. Sabine
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Latane
Samuel F. Fallows
Chicago
Charles Edward Cheney
H. S. Hoffman
Church of the Redeemer
Philadelphia
Tracy
Christ Church
J. Howard Smith
J. D. Wilson
Reformed Episcopal Seminary
Charles L. Hendricks
Cheney
W. D. Stevens
D. D
Newark
Sabine
W. A. Freemantle
Dr. Inglehardt
Methodist Church
J. F. H. Reynolds
R. L. Rudolph
Fallows
George W. Huntington
Newburg
Dr. Gager
North River Tunnel work resumes after delays and safety checks
Five men fell into foul air while removing debris at the New Jersey end of the North River Tunnel in Jersey City. Management promises faster completion with electric lighting and requires physical examinations before any worker enters the tunnel to prevent the bends.
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New Jersey
Old North River
Fifteenth Street
Jersey City
Harvard Yale intercollegiate match results and team standings
Harvard leads team championships with four titles, Yale has three. The text lists players from Harvard Princeton Harvard Conklin Murdock and other names with hole counts and points, showing scattered round results and total scores across the intercollegiate event.
Gen A S Webb Retired From College Presidency
Gen Alexander S Webb retires after over thirty years as president of the College of the City of New York. Trustees approved the December 1 retirement and will meet to finalize plans for new West 138th Street buildings and discuss Webb's successor Edward Lauterbach noted no immediate decision.
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The
College of the City of New York
Twentythird Street
Lexington Avenue
Alexander S. Webb
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street
Amsterdam
Convent Avenues
Gen. Webb
Edward Lauterbach
Manchester Y. C. Gets Race for Sea Wanhaka Cup
Montreal Oct 22 The Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club accepts the Manchester Yacht Club challenge for the Sea Wanhaka Cup after Bridgeport defeats. Higginson and Starling Burgess of Manchester hope to sail a Starling Burgess design seeking a rematch if Bridgeport loses. White Bear Yacht Club of St Paul had also sent a challenge but was not accepted.
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New York Times
Montreal
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Bridgeport Club
Bridgeport
Messrs
Higginson
Starling Burgess
Manchester Yacht Club
Manchester
Mass
Boston
White Bear Yacht Club
St. Paul
Harvard Wins Intercollegiate Golf Team Championship
Harvard captured the intercollegiate team title at Morris County Golf Club Morristown N J in a 36 hole final against Princeton the victory by 14 holes to 9 or 19 points to 61 percent The six Harvard players edged the Tigers after a hard fought match led by Walter Egan who posted the top score of the round series and contributed to the team total
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Abram Poole
Egan
Garretson
Princeton
Harvard
Reinhart
Conklin
H. B. Hollins, Jr
Morris County
A. A. Murdock
Murdock
Morris County Golf Club
Morristown
N. J
Walter Egan
Rich Wins Net Trophy In Staten Island Golf Event
Eighteen golfers played 18 holes at Fox Hills on Staten Island with medal play and handicaps. Charles E Rich captured the net score trophy with 91 on a 20 handicap, W W Harris took the gross prize with 94 from scratch, and Charles Saeuer earned the booby prize with 114 net on 35 handicap.
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Fox Hills
Staten Island
Charles E. Rich
W. W. Harris
Charles Saeuer
Charles U Rich
Thomas J. Vivian
ATF
W. Harris
Herald
J. J. Worrell
Ernest Marshall
Charles B. Graves
Times
E. J. Jones
Laffan Bureau
Thomas Hield
Samuel Stark
D. M. Edwards
Wee Neee
World
John How
Wallace Morgan
ED. Tittmann
John Mitchell
H. Reed
Cc. Mortimer
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Roose
Velt
Platt
Oneida County
R. S. Johnson
Johnson
New York City
James M. Gilbert
Republican General Committee
Manlius
Gilbert
Democratic State Committee
Sef A
Watson M. Rodgers
Supreme Court
Watertown Common Council
Moody Hopeful
Evans
March of Progress
C.H. Evans & Sons
Lst
Hudson
C. S. Haskel
Smelting Board
Harpers
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
North River
Aster Piano
Apollo
Adelina Patti
William Mason
Ernest van Dyce
Schumann-Hein
Jean Gerardy
Chas Gregorowitsch
Edouard de Rest Anton van Rooy
Eduard Strauss
Ellen Beach Yan Clarence Eddy
David Fefranco Davies
Madam Calve
Kemil Paur
Lillian Nordica
Vindemir de Pachmann
Febea Strakosch
Kritz Kreisser
Emile Sauret
David Bispham
Harold Bauer
Marcelia Sembrich
Josef Hofmann
Frank van der Stucken
Apollo Company
Fifth Avenue
17Th
Anderson & CO
Fulton ST
JW. Baker Lee W
Chick
H. C. Egan
H. Poole, Jr
W. E. Egan
J. W. Baker
W. C. Chick
L. B. Garretson
A. M. Brown
H. B. Hollins,Jr
F. O. Reinhart
H.B. Hollins,Jr
L. H. Conklin
P. R. Pyne
A. S. Webb
Manchester Y. C
Mr. Higginson
Royal St. Lawrence Club
Tiandball
Gan
Mike Egan
Dunne
Phil Casey
Oliver Drew
R. H. Macy & Co
6Th
America
Melton
Macy
Iar
Warka
Curtice Brothers CO
Rochester, N.Y
Fraser & Co
5Th Avenue
VICHY
Broadway, N. Y
John Forsythe
18Th Sts
Southern Pacific
California
L. H. Nutting
General Eastern
Ewis & Qonger House
West 42d St
West 42Nd St
41St St
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