Odell Names Roosevelt as Next President at Buffalo Rallies
Gov Odell addressed about 6,000 at Jefferson Hall and Convention Hall urging support for Theodore Roosevelt as the next President. He defended party finances, attacked David Hill’s charges, and pressed canal expansion funding and tax policies to back Republican governance.
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New York Times
Buffalo
N. Y
Gov. Odell
Jefferson Hall
Convention Hall
Chauncey M. Depew
Linn Bruce
Ror
Hefford
Mr. Hefford
State of
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hungarian Republican Club Mass Meeting at Cooper Union
The mass meeting at Cooper Union arranged by the Hungarian Republican Club will be addressed by Dr D J Hill First Assistant Secretary of State. It will be held on Tuesday evening October 29 as originally contemplated.
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Cooper Union
Hungarian Republican Club
D. J. Hill
Wille
Hanna wraps Indiana tour in South Bend reception
Senator Hanna closed his Indiana campaign swing in South Bend with enthusiastic receptions. At midnight he and Senator Fairbanks departed for Cleveland and planned to attend a National McKinley Memorial Association meeting in Canton tomorrow.
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Senator Hanna
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanna
South Bend
Fairbanks
Cleveland
Canton
National McKinley Memorial Association
Yale President Calls Universities to Meet Public Demands
At the Outlook Club in Montclair on October 24 President Hadley of Yale urged universities to train capable citizens, advance discoveries to compete globally, and foster public spirit. He argued progress in technical fields outpaced public citizenship and urged universities to organize public spirit alongside money making.
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Montclair
N. J
Outlook Club
Hadley
Yale University
Rochester Democrats unite under strain in 1890s race
Rochester voters face a split history as Democrats aim to rebuild a governing machine after factional wars. Ex mayor George F. Warner challenges Senator W. W. Armstrong while ex-state leader Odell works to bolt-proof support. Judge Werner drives a wide canvass as tariff reform interests note a new carpet factory project in Albany backed by English capital.
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Rochester
William Tracey
Hill
State Central Committee
George W. Aldridge
Aldridge
George F. Warner
W. W. Armstrong
Warner
Armstrong
Merten E. Lewis
John Stewart
State League of Republican Clubs
Stewart
David FB. Hill
Albany
Floffman House
Odell
Coler
Werner
Justice of the Court of Appeals
Erie
New York
Auburn
England
United States
Wild Animal Trainer Arthur Spencer Found Dead in Pen
Arthur Spencer, recently jailed for burglary in Maryland, hanged himself with a bed sheet in his cell at the Maryland Penitentiary. The well known trainer left a note blaming his wife for deserting him after his reveal of mixed race heritage.
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Baltimore
Arthur Spencer
Maryland
Spencer
Cincinnati
Aote
Weather Summary and Train Spotlight in New York Times
The report outlines fair interior and southern weather with unsettled northern and Pacific areas. It notes rain in Florida and the Great Lakes region and forecasts cooler temperatures and showers in several valleys and regions. A separate item highlights the Rock Island's Golden State Limited train from Chicago to Los Angeles, starting Nov. 2, praised for service and cuisine.
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Interior
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
St. Lawrence Valley
Middle
South Atlantic
Plateau
Florida
Lake Region
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Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
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North Carolina
Carolina
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Rock Island
Golden State Limited
Chicago
Los Angeles
A. H. Moffet
Broadway
Mohonk Indian Conference Presents Policy Resolutions
At Mohonk Lake New York on October 24 the final session adopted resolutions urging several reforms. Key points include allotment in severalty for New York Indians and prompt passage of the Vreeland bill, closure of unnecessary agencies, division of tribal trust funds into individual holdings, unrestricted trade at agencies, increased work programs over rations, trustworthy government agents, independent trust patents, expansion of federal schools with eventual state systems, support for missionary work, and extra aid for other dependent races including Hawaii.
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Mohonk Lake
N. Y
New York
Indian Bureau
Hawaii
Eastern Capitalists Visit Chicago on Inspection Trip
Fifty six bondholders from the East travel to Chicago on a special train to inspect fourteen miles of tunnels beneath the city and the plant of the Automatic Electric Company. The party includes Commander G. C. W. Lowrey Clinton W. Wisner Clarence D. Simpson Thomas H. Watkins Charles B. Eddy and J. B. Russell.
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New York Times
Chicago
Illinois Telephone and Telegraph Company
the Automatic Electric Company
G. C. W. Lowrey
Clinton W. Wisner
Clarence D. Simpson
Thomas H. Watkins
Charles B. Eddy
J. B. Russel
Brooklyn Pastor Accepts Call to Philadelphia Church
The Rev. George Carter, rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Brooklyn, has accepted appointment as second assistant pastor of St. Mark's in Frankfort, Philadelphia. He resigns his Brooklyn pastorate and will begin duties November 1 in a temporary post.
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Philadelphia
George Carter
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Frankfort
St. Mark’s Church
Devery Attacks Hill in Ninth District Campaign Speech
Former NYPD chief William S. Devery denounces David B. Hill in a truck-spot speech supporting Bird S. Coler. He blasts Hill as a “snake in the grass,” urges voters to back Coler and to condemn trusts, monopolies, and the Ramapo gang, while urging 1904 political revenge.
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William S. Devery
Ninth Assembly
Twenty-eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
David B. Hill
Hill
Bird S. Coler
Devery
Ramapo Gang
Mr. Coler
Wolfert
Gilsey
McCullagh
New York
Mulberry Street
Saratoga
McGuire
Campbell
Democratic Party
Coler
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Lincoln
Odell
Baseball men discipline in National Association meeting
During yesterday's second annual meeting of presidents and representatives from minor leagues the National Board of Arbitration held sessions and ratified its actions. The Memphis Club's Charles Frank was expelled for defying rulings, J H St Vrain fined $100, and Memphis Park Association and J J McCloskey were censured. Players salaries and farming disputes remained for today.
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National Association
National Board of Arbitration
National Board
St. Vrain
Southern League
Board of Arbitration
Charles Frank
Memphis
J. H. St. Vrain
Memphis Park Association
J. J. McCloskey
Tacoma
Six Cents Awarded in Breach of Promise Suit
Jury verdict in Jennie Blasco versus William J. Sloane yields six cents to the plaintiff after a $25,000 claim. Court action followed a Thursday testimony as the sealed verdict was opened yesterday. The report also notes Andrew Carnegie's address on Europe against America printed in The New York Times with advance World's Work sheets for November.
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Jennie Blasco
William J. Sloane
Europe
America
Andrew Carnegie
St. Andrew's University
Scotland
New York Times
Adv
Liquor Dealers Pressure Candidates on Sunday Opening Law
The Liquor Dealers' Association asks Senate and Assembly candidates to declare support for Sunday liquor sales under licensed establishments. The group plans district meetings to test candidate views, with Lindinger noting many Republicans have already backed Sunday opening and promising decisive support or opposition based on replies.
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Senate
Assembly
Central Association
Terrace Garden
Fritz Lindinger
P. S
Lindinger
New York
Central
Liberty Street
Patrick M. Mallon
Eighth Avenue
Mquor
Raines Law
Jerome
Raines Law Hotel
Albany Fight Over Liquor Bill Draws District Attorney Support
District Attorney Jerome backs the Liquor Dealers Association in the fight over the bill. He predicts strong opposition from enemies at Albany next winter and expects a hard battle ahead.
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Jerome
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Albany
Coney Island Voter Registration Under Scrutiny
Deputy Police Commissioner Ebstein received a letter from State Superintendent John McCullagh requesting police aid to investigate a sharp rise in voter registration in Brooklyn's Thirty-fourth Election District at Coney Island. The district shows 668 registrations, up 101 from last year, with reports citing many registrations from alleged hotels.
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Ebstein
Brooklyn
Partridge
John McCullagh
Coney Island
McCullagh
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