Hastings recants Cleveland article authenticity dispute
The Times reports F S Hastings executor for Grover Cleveland changes stance after claiming evidence article by Cleveland existed is not genuine. Hastings cites new doubts while Mrs Cleveland doubted authenticity. he says Cleveland did not write or sign the piece.
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Indian Harbor
Greenwich
Conn
Grover Cleveland
Brandenburg
New York Times
Ybarra
Cleveland
Hastings
Times
THE
F. S. Hastings
B Brandenburg
Rockefeller Declines Offer On Cromwell Sword Auction Likely
A sword claimed to have belonged to Oliver Cromwell was sent to John D. Rockefeller by an English admirer. Rockefeller refused to accept or pay, and a government auction is planned for Oct 6 unless redeemed. A Rockefeller envoy reportedly found the relic unsuitable for purchase.
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John
Rockefeller
Oliver’ Cromwell
West Fifty-fourth Street
New York
Rockefeler
Mannes Bail Forfeited In Brooklyn Court
In the New Jersey Avenue Court Brooklyn Magistrate Voorhees forfeited a $300 bond posted to secure the release of Samuel Mannes from Raymond Street Jail. Mannes, wanted for shooting Frances Rosenthal McCabe, was not present. Counsel Abraham Feinstein sought time to find him. a bench warrant was issued. The King County Grand Jury continued its investigation. An anonymous note with hieroglyphics claimed Free Masons aided Mannes's escape but was deemed meaningless by Masons.
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New Jersey Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Voorhees
Raymond Street
Samuel Mannes
Frances Rosenthal-McCabe
Louis
van Sicklen Avenue
Abraham Feinstein
Mannes
King County Grand Jury
Rosenthal
McCabe
Vanderbilts Snub Pittsburg Society at Visit
Special to The New York Times Pittsburg society felt snubbed as Reginald Vanderbilt and party refused to mix with locals during their Pittsburg visit. They paid their own expenses, avoided a luncheon and box seating, skipped the grand ball, and declined a swimming party invite at Mrs. Snyder’s home. Newspapers noted only cordiality with reporters.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Society
Reginald Vanderbilts
Vanderbilt
Country Club
Sewickley Heights
H. S. Kip
D. M. Hare
Preston Gibson
Vanderbilts
W. P. Snyder
Child’s $11 500 Year Living Cost Cited in Newark
In Newark Surrogate’s Office an accounting by guardian R Clarence Dorsett reports twelve year old Carolyn H Dorsett’s yearly expenses. The girl’s income is about $10,000 from estate trust for minor granddaughter of the late Mrs Theodore Macknet. She lives at 53 West Seventieth Street with her father who covers rent, domestics, horses, carriages, hotel bills and travel.
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Carolyn H. Dorsett
R. Clarence Dorsett
Newark
N. 3
Miss Dorsett
Theodore Macknet
West Seventieth Street
Bank Messenger Shot in Basment at 52 Wall Street
At National City Bank 52 Wall Street a pistol shot wounded Victor Ryfa 16 and broke through his left leg. Frank Gregory 18 borrowed the revolver from Ryfa and fired during an argument, injuring Ryfa. Gregory was charged with assault and Ryfa with carrying concealed weapons.
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National City Bank
Wall Street
Victor Ryfa
Bedford Avenue
Frank Gregory
Warren Street
Brooklyn
Ryfa
Gregory
St. Gregory's Hospital
President's Son Ends Hunt in South Dakota Visit
In Pierre South Dakota Kermit Roosevelt and Guide Seth Bullock arrived after a west river hunt. They camped along Plum Creek visiting Indian camps on the Cheyenne River reservation and headed eastward this afternoon under hunting regulations. Quentin Roosevelt begins at St Paul's Episcopal School in Alexandria Virginia today as the President's son departs the White House circle.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Seth Bullock
Cheyenne River Reservation
Cheyenne River
Plum Creek
Washington
Quentin Roosevelt
St. Paul’s Episcopal School
Alexandria
Quentin
Ethel Roosevelt
Bank Failure Spurs Debate On Deposit Guarantee Idea
Washington observers scrutinize the collapse of the National Bank of Colgate Oklahoma as Cabinet members consider a deposit guarantee law. Officials note the bank appeared solvent with 69 percent cash and sight exchange, while insiders owed money to the bank. A State Bank Board telegram says one Oklahoma bank closed and depositors paid from the guarantee fund have been repaid, suggesting the shutdown served a political objective.
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Washington
National Bank of Colgate
Okla
William J. Bryan
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
International Bank of Oklahoma
Southwestern Banker of
Kansas City
Whitson
State Bank Board of Oklahoma
Fogbound Lake Hopatcong Adventure In Gossip
Night voyage from Graydon Camp ends in disoriented drift on Lake Hopatcong as three young women described as Miss Edith and Miss Jenny McCrea daughters of the Pennsylvania Railroad president and Miss Ethel Graydon with male companions are rescued at dawn. New York directories show no Dr. Graydon. Pittsburgh confirms a daughter elsewhere.
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Lake Hopatcong
N. J
President McCrae
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edith
Jenny
Ethel Graydon
Thomas W. Graydon
New York
Dr. Graydon
Graydon
Nolan's Point
Telegraph
McCrea
Big Adirondacks Fire Ravages Keene Centre NY
A massive forest fire in the Adirondacks, burning four miles by two, threatens Adirondack Park cottages and a Miss Anna Warren lodge. Firefighters lay two miles of pipe from Gull Brook as paid and volunteer crews battle the blaze amid accusations of arson by a North Hudson supervisor.
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Keene Centre
N.Y
Adirondacks
Big Horn
Hurricane
East Hill
Adirondack Park
Keene Valley
Anna Warren
New York
John Carson
North Hudson
Heroic Sister of Mercy Aids Injured Elderly Man After Trolley Crash
Sister Mary Hannah of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Brooklyn shielded aged James Devine after a trolley crash in Fulton Street Jamaica Queens. Despite wounds, she refused help to tend his injuries first. Devine, 70, was badly cut with possible internal injuries. both were taken to the Little Sisters home.
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Mary
Hannah
Sisters of the Poor
Brooklyn
James Devine
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Fulton Street
Shelton Avenue
Jamaica
Queens
Mary Hannah
Devine
A. & T. Adikes
Schnebb
St.Mary’s Hospital
Little Sisters of the Poor
Adikes
Governor Resigns Treasurer Post in Democratic Committee
At midnight Governor acts suddenly announcing resignation as treasurer of the Democratic committee. Haskell out and Du Pont noted among affiliations in the shifting leadership.
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Haskell
DU Pont
Haskell resigns as treasurer amid Bryan campaign push
Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell resigns as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee after a long train trip to Chicago. He denies being asked to resign by William Jennings Bryan and announces his withdrawal from the campaign citing attacks by Hearst and Wall Street interests. He states Bryan and Kern’s election is essential for honest government.
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William Jennings
Bryan
Kern
Democratic National Committee
Charles N. Haskell
Haskell
Mr.Bryan
Indianapolis
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Ofelock
Democratic
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
Josephus Daniels
Democratic Press Committee
National Committee
Erik H Icesberg Collision Delays Peary Expedition Ship
The Peary expedition steamer Erik sustained hull damage after a collision with an iceberg. The vessel entered Turnavik Harbor for temporary repairs and then continued south, with no available details on Commodore Peary’s subsequent movements.
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T. John's
Woo
Erik
Peary
Turnavik Warbor
Labrior
Buffalo Broker Arrested Over Embezzlement Case
A warrant was issued in Buffalo New Jersey for Pilar old G Meadows of Meadows Williams & Co brokers who recently failed with liabilities. The warrant charges embezzlement and grand larceny. The amount due to Fred Greiner representing W B Silverthorne totals 11012.50.
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Buffalo
N. J
Pilar Old
G. Meadows
Meadows, Williams & Co
Fred Greiner
Charge Manchester Mob in Disorderly Night Raid
A wild disorderly scene unfolded in Manchester England as unemployed protesters confronted police during a raid on the Town Hall where the Lord Mayor was receiving guests. Several people were injured and officers suffered bruises and cuts before the mob was dispersed and order restored.
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Manchester
England
Parisian tale on Sagan family move to Germany
Paris reports the Prince and Princess de Sagan plan to live in Germany. The Princess will clear the Sagan estates of debt and restore the old château in Silesia. Prince Helle is to resume the title Duke de Sagan and be received at the German Court. Estates lie in Sagan Prussian Silesia, near Titenitz.
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Paris
Cri
Helic de Sagan
Germany
Sagan
Silesia
Helle
Duke de Sagan
Man Severely Injured After Accident in Jersey City
Angelo Seleso of 1S Van Wintit Ave nue, Jersey City, was struck by a car in a Erie Railroad freight car on West Side Avenue. His leg was nearly severed. he remained conscious and offered his money before collapse. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital in critical condition, with hopes of recovery expressed.
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Seleso
van Wintit Avenue
Jersey City
Erie Railroad
West Side Avenue
Lettles
St. Francis Hiespitn
Fiat
Duke of Montpensier III Aboard after Illness on Tour
Ferdinand Duke of Montpensier III traveling incognito as Comte Villiers. Attended by Tor Hill he remains confined to his hotel for several days though not seriously ill. The Duke plans a diplomatic return voyage and will resume duties in November 14.
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Ferdinand
Monitensier
Portieal
Spain
Tor. Hill
Fsots
Novegilsern
Comida
Wright records flights mark milestone at Le Mans field
The American aviator Wilbur Wright logged several notable flights in Le Mans. He piloted with Paul Zenni as passenger achieving a short maiden air scene then 36 minute 14 second flight at 22 miles and 456 feet average height. A tank leak cut that run short.
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LE Mans
Sens
Wilbur Wright
Paul Zens
Wright
Right
Irving
English Channel
Metz Thrown From Horse at Michell Funeral Escort
Brooklyn Controller Herman A Metz and a Fourteenth Regiment captain suffered severe contusions and shock after his horse reared and fell during the funeral escort of Col Harry W Michell. He will remain at home at 253 Clinton Avenue for a week, though he plans to return in a few days. The incident occurred near Sixth Avenue and Eighteenth Street as the escort rode to Greenwood Cemetery.
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Herman A.metz
Brooklyn
Bel
Harry W. Michell
Metz
Ilis
Clinton Venue
Fourteenth
National Guard
Col
Micheh
Greenwood Cemetery
Sixth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Kevin
Mr. Metz
Foraker Attacks Roosevelt Taft Policy Defense in Oil Case
Cincinnati Sept. 25 Senator Foraker replies to Roosevelt attacks over Standard Oil. He defends his ties to the company and notes his Ohio work on the Elkins law prosecutions. Foraker says employment by Standard Oil ended in 1901 and aimed to aid court orders, not influence politics. He cites Taft's praise for John Doré and argues politicians should not be driven from office over past associations.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Jenson Oreker
Ilessevelt
Foraker
Standantan Company
Senate
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Taft
John
TH. Dorle
United States Circuit
Ante
Browns‘villa
Sys
nesTe
Jett
Ohio
Ceourt
Congress
United States
Hearst
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