McCarren Faces Strong Showing in Kings County Primaries
Kings County results show Patrick H. McCarren expanding control to eighteen of twenty three districts. Upsets include defeats of Melody in the Fourth and McGuire in the Sixth, while Beattie beats Partridge in Brooklyn's Second District. Elections passed with limited disturbances and continued calls for reform within Tammany-linked factions.
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Kings County
Patrick H. McCarren
McCarren
Brooklyn
Tammany
Wiliam E. Melody
Edward Drennan
William R. McGuire
William H. Thompson
William A. Doyle
Patrick J. Carley
Tammany Hall
John Edward Meaney
John J. Bridges
East Side
Coler-Shevlin-Delaney
Pace
Patrick H. Quinn
Owen Murphy
P. H. McCarren
James Kane
John W. Carpenter
A. V. B. Voorhees
James Regan, Jr
Wm. H. Thompson
John Naumer
Thomas Wogan
Henry Hesterberg
John N. Grey
Henry Hasenslug
Wm. S. Delaney
Thomas R. Farrell
George Lindsay
Thomas F. Byrnes
James P. Sinnott
Michael E. Butler
Patrick F. Lynch
Baker
State Street
William J. Beattie
Frank J. Partridge
William Wentz
Robert A
Two Voter Fraud Complaints Withdrawn in Bronx Court
James Mc Farland of 416 First Avenue faced charges for voting under another name that of Andrew Cull a Bronx Election Inspector but the complaint was withdrawn in Morrisania Court. Thomas Cobb also saw his complaint withdrawn after arrest for attempting to stuff eight ballots at 1713 Webster Avenue.
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A.D. A.D
D. H. Ralston
Philip T. Williams
William J. Beattie
George A. Owens
Michael J. Wheeler
Richard Wright
Alfred T. Hobley
M. B. Campbell
William Wentz
Lewis M. Swasey
F.H. Schroeder
F. J. H. Kracke
Charles
Devoy
Charles J. Haubert
Jacob L. Brenner
William Scnitzpan
James P. Connell
Harry Jacquillard
Frank J. Gardner
John A. Livingston
Alfred E. Voss
John Hann
William M. Calder
Manhattan
William Nolan
Baltic Street
James Keegan
Paul Kacké
Meserole Street
Doyle
Wogan
James McFarland
First Avenue
Andrew Cull
180Th Street
Ryder Avenue
Bronx
Morrisania Court
Thomas Cobb
Webster Avenue
Republican Upheaval in New York County Primaries
Key GOP contests in New York County ended with Charles B. Page ousting William Hahn in the Thirteenth by 13 votes and Harry W. Mack defeating Leslie Lockhart by about 150 in the Fifteenth. Rose beat Hirsch in the First District by 33 votes as new leaders emerge across Assembly districts within the Fifteenth Congressional District.
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New York County
Charles B. Page
William Hahn
Odell
Harry W. Mack
Leslie §. Lockhart
Lemuel E. Quigg
Fifteenth
J. van Vechten - Olcott
William S. Rose
George S. Hirsch
Wilbur S. Rose
Joseph Levenson
James E. March
Jacob A. Newstead
Joseph T. Hackett
Samuel S. Koenig
Wiliam Halpin
Charles S. Adler
Michael H. Bhrake
Ferdinand Ein
Geo. W. Wanmaker
William Henkel
John S. Shea
Harry Ve
Tammany Leaders Win Across Manhattan Primaries
The Democratic primaries in Manhattan produced victories for the district’s old guard. In the Eleventh District Thomas J. McManus defeated William J. Lee, and Percival E. Nagle won his contest as well.
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Manhattan
Thomas J. Mcmanus
William J. Lee
Percival E. Nagle
This Is The Latest School To Buy a Pianola Piano
The Farrand School of Detroit buys a Pianola Piano in a close contest among manufacturers. The Detroit representative notes multiple dealer visits before choosing the Stuyvesant Pianolin Piano for 600 dollars cash.
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Farrand School
Detroit
Stuyvesant
THE
Farrand School OF
Cassidy Downed Again In Queens Assembly Primaries
Ex Borough President Joseph Cassidy loses three of four Queens Assembly Districts in yesterday’s primaries with a likely win for the home rule ticket led by Borough President Gresser and Sheriff Harvey in the Second Third and Fourth Districts. Cassidy contests the First District where he claims a 6 vote victory though results favor the opponent. The vast borough tally makes the final margins uncertain.
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Joseph Cassidy
Queens
Sean
Gresser
Sheriff Harvey
Cassidy
Governor Hughes Votes in lightweight Twenty Seventh District
Gov. Hughes hurried from Albany to cast his ballot at 716 Eighth Avenue in the Twenty seventh Assembly District where he has resided since election. He entered the laundry polling place at 8 25 PM with Alderman B W Brown and voted ballot No 20 amid light turnout before plans to stay overnight.
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Frank N. Clements
Alderman Brown
Hughes
Cortland
Gift of Constitution Isle by Sage and Warner to Nation
Historical notes recount Margaret Olivia Sage gifting Constitution Isle to the Nation and Miss Anna Bartlett Warner’s life estate rights. Theodore Roosevelt and officials respond with praise. Island history traces to Martelaer family, Fort Constitution, and Warner ownership since 1860.
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Constitution Isle Sage
Anna Bartlett Warner
Constitution Island
Miss Warner
Oyster Bay, N. Y
Sage
Hely
Theodore Roosevelt
Martelaer
Martier
Marteclaire
Fort Constitution
Board of Visitors
Col. H. L. Scott
Military Academy
Roosevelt Shot Incident Dismissed as Target Practice Denial Issued
Secretary Loeb denies any ambush aimed at President Roosevelt after a shot heard near Sagamore Hill during a horseback ride. Major Wadsworth and bystanders recall a loud report but see no evidence of an assassination attempt, while officials discuss possible target practice and unrelated local hunting.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
Sept
Loeb
Roosevelt
W. A. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
New York Assembly
Major Wadsworth
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Roosevelt
Cold Spring Harbor
Cove Road
W. Emlen
Camille Weidenfeld
Edward Fisher
Times
Cove
W. Emelen Roosevelt
Jack Roosevelt
Mr. Loeb
Centre Island
Long Island
Wilkie
Secret Service Force
Washington
Man Cougain
May Cut Pay for Carrying Mails
The United States Postal Commission in Atlantic City weighs the mails and may fix a price to be paid the railroads for postal service. Reports indicate railroads have earned large profits on postal business and a reduction could be demanded. One report notes $50 was spent tracing a one cent postage deficit.
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Atlantic City
United States Postal Commission
Coughlin Declared Insane After Roosevelts Visit
John Coughlin of Walpole Massachusetts was declared insane by Drs. Fred W. Wright and H. G. Wahling after being arrested at Sagamore Hill while trying to see President Roosevelt. He faces commitment papers to Kings Park Hospital but will be handled by Massachusetts authorities. He told reporters his aim was to enlighten the President on matters he believed needed attention.
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Mr. Parsons
New York
Gov. Hughes
Parsons
National
Roosevelt
Middle West
Ward
New York County
Henry W. Taft
Taft
Manhattan
Bronx
108Th Street
Madison Avenue
East 10Ith Street
Nihill
James O’brien
Park Avenue
O’brien
James F. Donnelly
Jefferson Club
Max Walkenburgh
Morrisania
Donnelly
Haffen
174Th Street
Clay Avenue
Albert Schrofman
West 120Th Street
York Times
Mineola
L. I
John Coughlin
Walpole
Mass
Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt
Fred W. Wright
Glen Cove
H. G. Wahling
Sea Cliff
Walter Franklin
Oyster Bay
Coughlin
Nassau County
New York State Hospital For
Kings Park
Massachusetts
Washington
Sey One
Ougalin
New York Times
Boston
John_ Coughlin
Main Street
Taunton
John Wilkie
The
Secret Service
Town torn by Mesaba range forest fires near Chisholm
Fires across the Mesaba Iron range threaten six villages and Hibbing with 12 000 population. Grand Marais is doomed as residents flee by lake. Chisholm, wiped out Sunday, chooses old site for rebuilt town after coin flip. council bans new frame buildings.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Minn
Mesaba Iron Range
Grand Marais
Lake Superior
Duluth
A. J. Smith
Hennepin County
United States
Milton D. Purdy
Noyes
Hibburg
Brooklyn
Hibbing
Great Northern
Duluth Fire Department
Mesaba Railroad
Gopher
Naval
Buhl
Bovey
Coloraine
Chisholm
Minnesota
Sherwood
Lilley Opposed by Connecticut Manufacturers at Gubernatorial Fight
Connecticut manufacturers representing fifty three industries with a capital of 9 000 000 and payrolls of 1 000 000 annually protest Lilley at a closed chamber meeting. They vow to organize to defeat his nomination as Republican governor while Woodruff and Lake press for the first ballot nomination.
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New York
New Haven
Conn
Sept. S
George L. Lilley
Waterbury
Lilley
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Lilley
George le Lilley
Goerner
Connecticut
National House of Representative
Lisley
Ldlley
Woduhuff
Lake
Rollin Woodruff
Everett Lake
Woodruff
John Q. Tilson
House of Representatives
James Walsh
Greenwich
Eli G. Ledhill
New London
Theodore Adenwein
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
Grover Cleveland
Will of John Reilly Leather Man Bequeaths Grandchildren
The Newark leather manufacturer John Reilly who died August 29 left his widow sole legatee. He directs that his three grandchildren Aunt Elizabeth Theodore H Jr and Liren Sheridan Miller receive 90000 each when they reach adulthood. The remaining estate goes to his widow and then equally to his two children Bernard J Reilly and Mrs Elizabeth Regina Miller.
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John Reilly
Newark
Elizabeth
Théodore H., Jr
Liren Sheridan Miller
Bernard J. Reilly
Elizabeth -Regina Milier
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Madison Square
Upper East
Madison
Lexington Avenues
Republican County Committee
Metropolitan Life
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Saratoga
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J. P. Connell
W. H. Parshall
Aanisteries
Twentieth Assembly
William Schnitzspan
George W. England
David Towle
Charles J. McGillick
Eugene G. McGuire
Joseph E. Smith
Wiliam E. Morris
Joseph I. Berry
Thomas EF
Oneill
William Henderson, Jr
Daniel E. Finn
Thomas FE. Foley
Ey Sullivan
John Oakley
John F. Ahearn
J. J. Harrington
Ross Williams
John V Coggey
Fort Dunn
James Nearn
Featherson
James J. Walsh
W. G. Rose
A.D
Liame S Bennet
Ohn H Gunner
Joses M. McKeembrose O Neal
Collin H. Woodward
Morris Levy
Ezra
P. Prentice
Samuel Krulewitch
B. B. Brown
John B. Cartwright
John, H Hammond
Frank K Bowers
Harvey T. Andrew
John J. Knewitz
Wm Ten Eyck
Edward H Healy
Headley M Greene
Thos
Whittle
Morris
Berry
Harvard
Vassar
Columbia
Tufts
Aeolian Company
Aeolian Hall
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
President
N.Y
Mrs. Sage
de Forest
Secretary of War
Congress
Crank
Cortelyou
Treasury
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
LILLY
Senting
W. T. Rodenbach
Naugattck
John H. Whittemore
George 5. Palmer
W. C. Whitcomb
Derby
Rutherford Trowbridge
Charles S. de Forest
Arnold Exhibit CO
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