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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1906

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Balfour Defeated in Manchester MP Race

A J Balfour leader of the Unionists lost the Manchester East by a large Liberal majority to T G Horridge Liberal and Free Trader The Liberal sweep across the north including Lancashire Yorkshire and the woollen districts signaled a major shift The National Liberal Club celebrated Winston Churchill's Manchester victory as setbacks for the Conservative banner mounted by Chamberlain's policy spread through Chester Salford and Bradford.

New-York Tribune The Tribune Association London A. J. Balfour Manchester T. G. Horridge LSS Westminster Chester Salford Lancashire Bradford Halifax Mr. Chamberlain

Eighteen Liberal Gains Shake English Elections

London papers report a dramatic opening to the British Parliament polls with Liberals netting eighteen seats, Labor adding four, and Unionists losing key contests. Arthur Balfour was defeated in Manchester by T. G. Horridge, while Winston Churchill won in Manchester Northwest. Results show Liberals 39, Unionists 14, Laborites 6, Nationalists 7 with more ballots pending.

London England Labor Party Manchester Arthur Balfour T. G. Horridge Horridge Winston Churchill W. Joynson-Hicks Westminster Ipswich Grimsby Cambridge University Mr. Belfour Belfour Fleetct

Southern Railway High Cars On Washington to California Route

The Southern Railway offers two High Cars via Washington to a enroute form and return. Departures from Washington on February 1 and March 6 include two days in New Orleans one day in San Antonio one day in El Paso for Juarez and major California stops, Dakota 8 for two days under personal at Cort.

The Southern Railway Washington-Gannet Washington New Orleans San Antonio el Paso Juarez California Saudak Cort Vrding Eelectes Hels Wna

Brutal murder of Mrs Bessie Hollister in Chicago

Chicago January 13. Mrs Bessie Hollister wife of Franklin C Hollister of Hollister Brothers printing was killed by carpenter Richard Ivens aged 24. Ivens confessed at coroner inquest describing strangling with copper wire after assault. Ivens held for criminal court without bail amid aroused city and talk of lynching.

Chicago Bessie Hollister Franklin C. Hollister Hollister W. ©. Hollister Ivens Emma Semple Seminary Ave Mia Hollister

Mrs Nellie Bostwick Cary Dead at Home

Mrs Nellie Bostwick Cary widow of Hamilton W Cary died yesterday at No 8061 Bthave. She first wed Francis Lee Morrell then married Cary on February 21 1898. Sister of Albert C Bostwick the automobilist and yachtsman she inherited wealth from her father with income of 50000 dollars yearly and personal property valued at 260000 dollars. Last year her mother and husband petitioned in Supreme Court alleging mental unsoundness. Commissioner Norton and others examined her and she was adjudged of unsound mind and sent to a sanatorium.

Nellie Bostwick Cary Hamilton W. Cary Francis Lee Morrell Mr. Cary Cary Albert C. Bostwick Helen C. Bostwick Supreme Court

Cherokees Peril Graver On North Atlantic Coast Storm

Atlantic City Jan 13. The Clyde Line steamship Cherokee with sixty aboard and two life saving crews are in grave peril after running aground on Brigantine Shoals during a northeast gale. Wrecking tugs Merritt and North America failed to free her as heavy seas threaten to wash the vessel apart. six passengers remain aboard with cargo of sugar and general merchandise as conditions worsen and shore contacts fade.

Atlantic City N. J Clyde Line Dominican Lt. Merritt North America Jersey Parker Absecon Life Saving Station Merritt New York Delaware Joseph Schwarts Albert N. Pearson Louis Samuel Bros, No Walter Handley Hugh M. Walker Edward Lapeda Elias W. Amaris Filiot Amaris José Amaris Anna Amaris Santo Domingo Archibald

Oil Inquiry Near Adjournment After Hearing

In New York Supreme Court Justice Gildersleeve, H. H. Rogers faced a question on why he should not testify in the Missouri probe into Waters-Pierce and Standard Oil. The session adjourned to January 30 as Attorney General Hadley aims to depose John D. Archbold and pursue witnesses, including Pierce, amidst efforts to reach him.

Gildersleeve Supreme Court H. H. Rogers Hadley Missouri Broadway Mr. Rogers H. Clay Pierce Waters-Pierce Oil Company Standard Oil Company Francis D. Carley Waters-Pierce Company John D. Archbold Republic of Company Mr. Pierce St. Louis Waldorf-Astoria Standard Oil Cleveland Pierce John D. Rockefeller Mame Rogers Justice Gildersleave Mn Rogers Republic Oil Company New-York Chess Carley & Co Louisville Par

Tragedy at The Bear in St Petersburg Ends With Death

A student Davidoff was killed and two women wounded when Count Sherematieff shot him at The Bear during a New Year ceremony in St Petersburg. Amid political divides, chaos followed as loyalists and opponents clashed, with a dramatic scene of witnesses fleeing and an aunt declaring the verdict with a kiss.

Mile Rigo Chimay Emperor Davidoff Count Sherematieff Moscow the Bear St. Petersburg

Conference on Odell. President takes part at White House dinner

President Roosevelt hosted a White House dinner with New York figures including Wadsworth and Wadsworth Jr. and others. Discussions centered on the future role of Benjamin Odell Jr. as chairman of the Republican State Committee, with no conclusions reported. Attendees included Cortelyou, Parsons, Cox, Metcalf, Newberry, Cooley, Loeb, Root, Moody and Bacon.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt White House Empire State Benjamin B. Odell, Jr Republican State Committee Representative Wadsworth James W. Wadsworth, Jr New-York Assembly Cortelyou Parsons Cox New York Metcalf Newberry Navy Department Cooley Loeb Root Moody Bacon

Roosevelts supports Hepburn bill on rail freight rates

President Roosevelt indicated accord with the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee in backing the Hepburn bill to regulate railroad freight rates. He met today with Representative Hepburn of Iowa and Representative Esch of Wisconsin, praising planned amendments. The bill is expected to be reported to the House late next week and brought up soon after.

Washington Roosevelt House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Representative Hepburn Iowa Representative Esch Wisconsin

Marshall Field's Condition Deteriorates at Holland House

Chicago merchant Marshall Field is ill at the Holland House. Doctors report at 11:80 p m that his condition has grown more exhausted though the disease itself has not extended.

Marshall Field Chicago Holland House Field

Trains to Florida and Resorts From New York Daily

To Florida Aiken and Augusta leaves New York 12 5 p m daily except Sunday Electric Lighted Other high class trains to Florida and all other resorts for winter outings Get full information from A S Thweatt B P A 1185 or 371 Broadway New York Aadcvy

Florida Aiken Augusta New York A. S. Thweatt Broadway Aadcvy

Fake stock scattered as Seton case widens nationwide

A huge forged Norfolk and Western stock plot unfolds with Pinkerton and the District Attorney's office examining a three by one foot box filled with certificates worth millions. Investigations involve Hamilton Note Engraving and Printing and multiple figures tied to Barnard Clark, Meloy, Humphreys, and Seton as prosecutors trace connections across the country.

Seton Norfolk and Western Western Wall Street Garvin Seton Harry G Thomas Hamilton Bank Note, Engraving and Printing Company Seto Hamilton Times Norfolk and Western Hadan Harmon S. Graves Lester Thomas Humphreys Andrew D. Meloy Barnard and Clark Clark Bath Beach Meloy Whitlock Hall Barnard& Clare Whitlock & Hall Charles L. Meloy 4Th Ave Pittsburg Dalley B. L. Green Duke & Co Cleveland Galveston Mr. Garvan Albany Patrick Mr. Garvin King Samuel J. Humphrey Jesse Epstein Epstein Turkeytown Barnard & Clark A. F. Clark Lark

Cruisers to Search for Drydock Dewey Vessel

Newport News Va Jan 1 The cruiser squadron led by West Virginia Maryland Colorado and Pennsylvania will sail from Hampton Roads for Porto Rico to locate the drydock Dewey amid a storm. The locating ship will relay news by wireless relays a hundred miles to this coast.

Newport News West Virginia Maryland Colorado Pennsylvania Hampton Roads Porto Rico Dewey

Crossed legs cause leg fracture. amputation likely

The Jeffersonville treasurer-elect, while crossing his legs, snapped the bones of his left thigh below the hip. Doctors say the fracture is so serious that amputation will be necessary.

Tribune Louisville Jeffersonville

Twentieth Century Limited Train Ad Quietly Noted

An advertising snippet highlights the Twentieth Century Limited as the hour train service from New York to Chicago by the New York Central Lines. It notes a 9 p m departure from New York and 3 30 am arrival in Chicago as a night ride. The ad also references Cuba Florida and Augusta service by Broadway in a Broadway quickest and best Atlantic Coast Line offering.

Camden Palm Beach Tampa Resorts Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Florida New York Chicago New York Central Lines Broadway Atlantic Coast

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R. Balfour National Liberal Club Winston Spencer Churchill Vic Tory Yorkshire Midlands Bos Ton Mr. Balfour Carlton Mr. Cham Overlain LN. F Lafour Sir Albert Parker Gravesend J. Macpherson Georgs Wyndham Ireland Dover Boller H. W Clyde H. T Dewey & Sons Co Fulton St N. Y Fla West Indian Ltd Tone Ling Bway Vva Russia Count Colorado Springs New York Central Cincinnati Utah Pacific Coast Odell House Committee West Southwest Cuba Florida and
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