Murphy in Quandary Over State Ticket
The New York Times reports Tammany Hall boss Murphy faced a split on the Democratic ticket with Shepard leading opponents backed by Hearst and Glynn. Gaynor’s letter revives Hearst influence as Murphy seeks a peaceful convention amid yesterdays talks and statewide delegation conflicts.
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New York Times
Rochester
Edward M. Shepard
William R. Wearst
Martin H. Glynn
Charles F. Murphy
Gaynor
Murphy
Hearst
Glynn
Donnybrook Vale
Saratoga
Shepard
Tammany Hall
Parker
Tix
Kings County
John H. .McCooeyr
Murdy
Ates
Apuil
Hermann Metz
Shejperrd
Nan
Meo Cotexr
Dérest
Republians
State Cour of Appeals
Densi
Boy of 13 is murdered in Beverly New Jersey case
Beverly New Jersey September reports police search for a man suspected of killing thirteen year old Robert L Maruigan Jr the coroner's jury ruled the death a murder. The boy was found on the stairs with a strap around his neck. the father suspects a burglar staged a suicide.
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New York Times
Beverly
N. J
Robert L. Maruigan, Jr
Bishbing
Maguigan
May
Magui
Young Roberts
Kidnapping Case Hints at Blackmail Ties in New Jersey
Six year old son of Charles Cirincion, a wealthy Italian carpet maker in Union Hill New Jersey, was reported kidnapped and seen in South Brooklyn. Police say a ketched phaeton and pony team linked to the boy’s abduction. No arrests by midnight. Suspects include a rival doctor once known to Cirincion and an Armenian tailor in the same building with a bitter enmity. The case points to a carefully planned crime possibly tied to blackmail.
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Charles Cirincion
Union Wil
N. J
Brooklyn
Krieger
Union Hill
Cirineion
B8cimeca
Elizabeth
Jansen
Cirincion
Cirtneion
Minister Arthur Little Dies by Suicide in Manse
Special to The Neve Wors reports Rev. Dr. Arthur W. Little longtime pastor of St. Mark's Episcopal Church Evans ton shot himself at the rectory. A bullet wound through the right temple and a revolver nearby. A farewell letter blamed a breakdown in his brain and grief over his ailing wife.
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Chicago
Arthur W. Little
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Evanston
Dnputys
Anatchman
Washington
Riverside Drive Houses Battle Over Front Alterations
The owners on Riverside Drive appeal to the Court of Appeals against Park Commissioner efforts to shave fronts of six five story houses. Supreme Court Justice Gavegan issued an injunction restraining removal after ordering front walls to be removed by Oct 1. Conflicting orders were issued on consecutive days by the same judge amid a long-running debate over encroachment on city property.
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Riverside Drive
Eighty-second
Eighty-third
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Gavegan
Stover
Charlotte v. Ackerman
Park Department
Alimony Awarded in Forties Marriage Case at Court
In South Bend Indiana on September 28 Mrs Baddell Talcott was granted alimony of 145000 after a divorce from her husband after forty four years of marriage. Talcott faced cruelty and infidelity allegations while witnesses valued his estate at 400000 dollars.
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Soutit Bend
Ind
Baddell Talcott
Boynton boiler ad teases warmth near Broadway
A compact ad outlines a Boynton heater or boiler promising warmth for winter. It cites a location near Broadway and hints at the product’s effectiveness in keeping out Jack Frost. The brief note invites readers to see why their heater stands out.
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Jack Frost
Broadway
Aviators Prepare for Chicago to New York Race for 25000 Prize
Chicago to New York air race begins Oct. 8 with a $25,000 prize from The New York Times and The Chicago Evening Post. Competitors include Charles K. Hamilton with the Hamiltonian, Charles F. Willard in a Curtiss biplane, Eugene Ely from Poughkeepsie, and Glenn Curtiss with J. A. McCurdy. James Radley, English speed ace, arrives to race effort but faces possible delay as Blériot monoplane shipment stalls in Paris.
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Chicago
New York
New York Times
Chicago Evening Post
Charles K. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Tom New York
Sacramento
Cal
Charles F. Willard
Boston
Curtiss
Eugene Ely
Pouchkeepsie
Glenn J. Curtiss
J. A. TM. McCurdy
Hammondsport
N. Y
Hawthorne
James Radley
Radley
Mrr
Paris
Mr. Radley
London
The Sultan's Interpreter
A former U S Army corporal serves as the right hand man to the Sultan of Sulu. A Western native with an intriguing past, his profile appears in Next Sunday's Times.
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United States Army
Sultan of Sulu
Aviator Eugene Ely Aims to Win Chicago to New York Race
Ely predicts victory in the Chicago to New York aeroplane race starting Oct 8. He explains expected five day trip with rough conditions, notes need for more radio like stations, and plans to fly from Poughkeepsie to Chicago after a Dutchess County Fair exhibition. His wife and entourage will trail in an automobile.
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N. Y
Eugene Ely
New York Times-Chicago Evening Post
Chicago
New York
Ely
Rand
Pistol Battle Between Rival Groups On West 72nd Street
A running gunfight broke out on West Seventy second Street between two motor cars. Over twenty shots were fired with bullets striking a sidewalk, windows, and building exteriors as bystanders fled. Police traced a car number to Joseph Galvin, but his whereabouts remained unknown as hospitals were alerted to locate any wounded.
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West Seventy-second Street
Columbus Avenue
Broadway
West
Seventy-second Street
George Smith
Jilim
James Magee
West 125Th Street
West Sixty Eighth Street
125Th Street
Hkreszdwayr
Cpilivs
Ito Ag
Martin Mess
Sintyegiih Street
Vnumbus Avenue
Seventy-sever Street
Columbus
Avenue 1
Young Moss
Joseph Galvin
West Forty-sixth Street
H. Balter
Galvin
Times Square
Alfred S. Hess
W. P. Pritchard
Dr. Pritchard
H. C. Frauenthal
West Seventy-eighth Street
148
Richard J. Secor
Dr Frederick A Cook Leaves Munich for Switzerland
A Berlin telegram reported Dr Frederick A Cook of arctic notoriety departed Munich last Saturday for Switzerland. The note came through as reports reached Paris and New York via cable.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Berlin
Frederick A. Cook
Munich
Switzerland
Rubens Painting Sold For 200000 In Brussels Telegram
A Brussels telegram reports that Rubens's painting The Bath of Diana has been sold to an American collector for 200000 dollars. The event marks a notable sale of a Flemish master in the international art market.
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Diana
Paris
Brussels
Rubens
Record Run Trains 112 Miles in 92 Minutes
The Michigan Central Railway set a speed record as train No. 3 covered 112 miles from St. Thomas to Windsor on the Canada Southern Division in 92 minutes. The eight-coach train was pulled by a new Atlantic Pacific locomotive, reaching speeds up to 98.5 miles per hour on part of the run.
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New York Times
Windsor
Ont
Michigan Central Road
St. Thomas
Canada Southern Division
Willard Heads to Chicago for Aeroplane Race
Charles F. Willard left Boston for Chicago at 11:15 tonight with his Curtiss biplane and three mechanics to compete in the New York Times Chicago Evening Post aeroplane race starting October 8. Continued on Page 9.
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New York Times
Boston
Charles F. Willard
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago
Curtiss
Times
Chase Ends in Death of Man After Two Mile Pursuit
George Hendrickson of Bennett's Mills dies after a two mile woodland chase through dense brush in a swamp near his home in Lakewood New Jersey. He had been ill with an brain abscess and delirious when he escaped with his brothers pursuing him. In the struggle Jean Hendrickson was struck with a club. He died shortly after being returned home.
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New York Times
Lakewood
N. J
George Hendrickson
Bennett's Mills
Jean Hendrickson
George
Gebhard Will Probate Files. $15,000 Estate
Frederick Gebhard dies on Lent at Garden City. The June 2s will, witnessed by Justice James W. Gerard and John S. Rogers, names sister Mary Isabel Nielson executrix and John M. Bowers executor. No real property. Marie Gebhard widow is not mentioned. Nielson sole legatee.
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Frederick Gebhard
Garden City
Gebhard
Supreme Court
James W. Gerard
John S. Rogers
Mary Isabel Nielson
John M. Bowers
Marie Gebhard
Kenyon Street
Washington, D. C
Nielson
Vanderbilt Race Ad Seeks Friday Night Stay at Nassau Hotel
An advertisement promotes a Friday night stay near the Vanderbilt race course at Hotel Nassau ten miles away with no restaurant on site. Music and contact option via Phone 100L g Beach are listed.
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Nassau
King Victor Emmanuel Narrowly Escapes Aerial Accident
In Milan on September 28 King Victor Emmanuel and his cousin the Count of Turin were walking in front of an airplane at the aerodrome when the aviator Simon started his machine. They dived to the ground as the craft sped toward them. the machine just cleared them.
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Milan
Victor Emmanuel
Count
Turin
Simon
Mayor Gayner's Movements Uncertain Before Departure
J. T. Sept. 28. Mayor Gayner plans to leave town but destinations and duration are not disclosed. Speculation suggests a trip to New York or Long Island for a day, possibly to attend to desk work after the Creelman letter altered his nomination prospects. City officials Hyde and Crowell accompanied him during the day at his farm.
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Itivial
New York
Hot Springs
Narragansett Pier
Woodland Club
Roswell Colt
Samuel P. Colt
Providence
KR. I
Vaemas O'Brien
Colt
Liugene A. Perry
Ferry
O'Brien
W. T. Jackson
Freeman A. Smith
ML W. Esler
Perry
Squire W. S. Anderson
Warm, Springs
Commonwealth
H. H. Bird
John W. Stephenson
Squire Anderson
Young Colt
Jackson
Rouletts
Covington
Gayner
Brooklyn
Long Island
Creelman
Charles M. Hyde
Crowell
Warship Sunset Gun Startles Pedestrian in Riverside Incident
Mrs Elizabeth Stevens 54 of 254 West 84th Street was struck by a touring car after distraction by a sunset gun on a battleship off Riverside Drive. She suffered a double fracture of the right arm, contusions, and a scalp wound. Car occupants assisted and she was taken to Roosevelt Hospital.
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Riverside Drive
Elizabeth Stevens
West Eighty-fourth Street
Stevens
Rosa Crouch
Gerard
Zenis Keise
West Forty-fourth Street
Senator Holstlaw Testifies About Payment After Lorimer Vote
State Senator D. W. Holstlaw of Iuka confirms to the Senate investigating committee that after voting for William Lorimer he received 2500 dollars. He says he believed the money was paid because of his vote and notes prior grand jury testimony in Springfield.
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Chicago
D. W. Holstlaw
Iuka
William Lorimer
United States
United States Senate
Lorimer
Holstlaw
Baptist Church
Illinois
Sangamon County Grand Jury
Springfield
Funston Protests Over Hotel Bellboy Uniform
Gen. Frederick Funston, in command at Fort Leavenworth, left the Hotel Baltimore after objecting to a bell-boy wearing a United States Army Captain’s uniform. He regretted the incident but defended his action, noting no law prohibits such attire. He expected the management to change the uniform and said armed personnel would not patronize the hotel as long as the insignia was on the bell-boy.
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New York Times
Kansas City
Frederick Funston
Fort Leavenworth
Baltimore
United States Army
Funston
Arm
Laurel House Opens October First At Lakewood Resort
Lakewood resort announces Laurel House will open October 1 under manager A. J. Murphy. Information available upon request.
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Lakewood
Laurel House
A. J. Murphy
Mgr
Stimson Heads Ticket After Roosevelt Plea
Roosevelt urges his faction to support the ticket as Thompson runs for Controller and Fennell for Treasurer with Schoeneck in second place. Hard fought primaries see Roosevelt attack the Old Guard and win on platform. Convention closes calmly as Stimson plans a statewide whirlwind tour.
Republican State Ticket For Governor Stimson and Allies
Republican slate lists Henry L. Stimson New York as governor with Ed Ward Schoeneck Onondaga as lieutenant governor Samuel Koenig New York as secretary of state James Thompson Rensselaer as controller Thomas Fennell Chemung as treasurer Edward R O Malley Erie as attorney general Frank M Williams Oneida as state engineer Irving G Vann Onondaga as judge court of appeals
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Henry L. Stimson
New York
Edward Schoeneck
Onondaga
Samuel 8 Koenig
Frank M&m. Williams
Oneida
Applals
Irving G. Vann
Roosevelt Cements Stimson Lead at New York GOP Convention
At Saratoga on September 28 the Republican State Convention adjourned after nominating Henry L. Stimson for governor with 684 votes on the first ballot over William S. Bennet. Col. Roosevelt, central to the process, steered most other nominations, while the Bennet drive collapsed amid intra-party power plays and a half filled hall.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Stimson
William S. Bennet
James B. McEwan
Albany
Columbia County
Louis F. Pain
Monroe
Thomas B. Dunn
Rochester
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Steam Roller
Chicago
Lfe
Col
Rooseveltt
Old Guard
Mr. Stimson
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Stickney & Shepairt
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