Democrats in caucus challenge Sheehan in New York contest
In Albany on March 27 1900 the Tammany led Democrats discarded William F Sheehan as caucus symbol amid a sweeping insurgent push for an independent U S Senate seat. Votes from New York County Kings and Erie scattered among many candidates while a bloc of 116 Democrats heard a mass caucus roll call amid talks of coalition with Republicans and independents to elect a different nominee.
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the Tribune
Albany
Tammany Hall
William F. Sheehan
Tammany
New York County
Kings and
Erie
William P. Sheehan
Caseus
Uous
United
Wilum Sheehan
Augustus van Week
John D. Kernan
Hranda B.arrivon
Joseph A. Goulden
James Kawick
James Ward
Wiliam Suter
Stanchfield
Wiliam R Allison
Theodore Sutro
Isider
Herman Ridder
Daniel
Eaward M Grout
Morgan Cbrew
John d. Pitzgerald
Alton St. Parker
Victor J. Dowling
James OrGorman
Edward B McCall
Cady Herrick
Samuel Untermyer
John
Lis.both Lyon
Murphy
Lelind
Frank Repoval
Senator Brackett
United States
New York
Willian Barnes
Jackett
Merritt
Bett Ketts
Lepistar
Terteemornom
Tammany’s
Abiwiy
Griffin
Chreok Vewleht
Wagner
Prinble
Senate
Brackett
Hemablican
Thomas Mart Osborne
Arliste
Martin W. Littleton
Aid
M. Shepan
Montgomery Hut
Shepard
Hiehorne
Carlisle
Not Treated By Healer T Bedford Daughter Dies
Mary Esther Schiott wife of Johannes Schiott formerly of the Norwegian navy died here from blood poisoning after childbirth. Dr Blaekman says lack of timely medical attendance. Family disputes claim of best medical care. Christian Scientists involved. Newsdealers back down.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Mary Esther Schiott
Tdeutenant
Johannes Schiott
E. T. Bedford
Standard O1 Company
B. Blaekman
Schott
Demands Refused by Newspapers Withdrawn After Strike
An uneven service yesterday and Sunday in upper Manhattan due to a small strike by new users is ended as the association ceased its demands on The New York World. Papers will be supplied normally again.
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Upper Manhattan
New York World
Earrings Torn Out In Queens Hold Up By Italian Suspect
Mrs Edith Howlett wife of Morris Howlett a noted whip reported to Newtown police that she was robbed in Elmhurst Queens by an Italian man who tore earrings from her ears after leaving a friends’ gathering near Broadway. The assault occurred between 2 30 and 3 00 yesterday morning as she traveled from Sheth Read to home at 73 Justivet Elmhurst. The assailant fled on a twenty station tram after snatching the earrings. Mrs Howlett described the attacker as about 35 years old, 3 feet 7 inches tall and stout. Information withheld from further details.
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Morris Howlett
Queens
Edith Howlett
Morris
Newtown
Halien
Howlett
Justivet
Elmhurst
Mt Eluck
House of Friends
Cunard Plans Southampton Center for North Atlantic Service
Cunard Steamship Co announces possible changes with Southampton as a future hub for its North Atlantic service. The move could shift portions of the New York line to Solent port to better serve Continental travelers and reduce journey times from Liverpool to the Continent. The plan hinges on future developments and market demand as Cunard leverages Solent port’s strategic position.
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Nepesto Londos
Canard Steanship Company
Emeke
Southampton
Solent
New York
Cuniyd
Liverpool
Septaupton
Expel Cornell Student Implicates Two Others in Shoplifting
Ithaca dispatch reports Cornell University student R F Hefflyn accused of shoplifting in a warrant tied to payment demands from merchants. Hefflyn allegedly named two fellow students before officers attempted to serve the warrant, revealing goods valued around 100 dollars found in his rooms.
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R. F. Hefflyn
Ithaca
York
Col- Healtre
Cornet University
Hefflyn
HetMyn
Twe Athen
Youny
College Rutherner
Wlite
Cornell Women Petition to Bar Negro Students From Dormitories
More than half of the Circe funded women students at Cornell have signed a petition today urging that Negro students be not permitted to live in dormitories. The petition will be sent to university adviser Mrs Gertrude Mar Hi and then to President Sehur man for the trustees to consider.
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Hava
N.Y
Circe
Cornell University
Gertrude
Mar Hi University
Machin
Sehurman
Lst
Rival Steel Merger Rumor Shakes Duluth Markets
In Duluth financial circles today rumors circulated of a merger among steel ore and shipping interests to challenge United States Steel. Reported talks suggested a U turn toward consolidating Duluth based operations with larger producers, aiming at a stronger competitive stance.
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Duluth
Furl
Mint
Dulluth
United States
Steel Corporation
Wit Duluth
Phopte Tile
Oliver Trap
Minos Company
Sould
Interente Vt Tughthelder Corporation Secordins Wn
A. Tarataivan
Tie Lake Transportatives Hk
Duellens
Untermyer Appears as Hyde's Attorney Before Grand Jury
Samuel Untermyer attended the Carnegie Trust inquiry as counsel for Charles H L Hyde and visited District Attorney Whitman to place Hyde before the grand jury. Whitman plans to call bankers and other figures, with sensational testimony anticipated on Hyde's city deposits and syndicate money, as questioning broadens beyond earlier lines.
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Samuel Untermyer
Carnegie Trust
Charles HL Hyde
Whitman
Black
Washington
Lin
Carnegie ‘Trust
Jeuit
Blick
Charles H. Hyde
Samuel Vntermyer
Untermyer
Lepet
Hyde
Willian d. Cummins
Cuntinina
Whitany
Orday
Wheeler Brothers Steal the Show at Que Vadie Met Opera
The Philadelphia Tribune reports Walter and Arthur Wheeler dominate the Met Opera House performance of Que Vadie. Walter as Lisus and Arthur as Croton receive roaring applause as the brothers stage dramatic rescue and heroics, drawing the crowd to its feet in the third act amid a sweeping ovation.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Walter
Arthur Wheeler
Metropolitan Opera House
Walter Wheeler
Lisus
Mheistian Pelden
Arthur
Croton
Tiber
Bite
Havimba
Janis
Race for the South Pole Rivalry Amid Antarctic Expeditions
Captain Scott leads the British Antarctic expedition toward the South Pole while a Norwegian challenger, Roald Amundsen, presses from the starting line. Reports say Captain Bennett reached Terra Nova as Fram remained with the Amundsen effort, with voyage preparations and store landings amid harsh seas and heavy weather. A separate note describes Captain McMurdie’s voyage to McMurdo Sound with difficulties from gale force winds. The weather and supply challenges frame the race to the pole.
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Londen
Scott
South Pole
Ie Bes Side bin
Captein Amivndsen
Bennett
Terra Nowa
Mebrowry
Finter Quartens
Beste
New Zealanal
McMurdo
Cape Evans
Apel
Wall Street bandits rob messenger boys at No 691 Wall Street
Three masked men held up and robbed messenger boys at the Western Brewer Telegraph Company office on Wall Street last night near closing. They demanded money, took envelopes, searched a night clerk, and fled after locking the street door. Police alerted. details escape.
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Wall Street
Union Telegraph Company
Bernard Gallagher
No. 102
Fast 128Th Street
Cotton Exchange
Kel Pices
Benjamin Guenenter
Wall- Jahout Street
Brooklen
John Kelly
Warren Street
Brooklyn
Turk Mey
Fix blame for disaster and avert worse fire risk
Chief Croker warns thousands of city buildings lack proper fire escapes and construction yet are deemed safe under law. The Asch Building's fireproof status is questioned as investigations focus on responsibility across the Fire Department Bureau of Buildings and the State Labor Commission. The New York death toll climbs to 143 as grand juries consider who bears fault and what reforms are needed.
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Chief Croker
Asch
Croker
New York
Newark
India
General Sessions Grand Jury
Whitman
State Labor Department
Bureau of Buildings
McAneny
Miller
Albert Ludwig
Fire Department
Board of Sanitary Control
Gaynor
Andrew Canegie
Triangle Waist
lCroker
Esty
Agel
Sithin
Albert Ludwik
Madwig
Ant F Whieh
Bureau of Huildings
Mantatetan
Bronx
Bears
Bureau of Fire Protection
Baby & Cigarette
State Labor Commission
Harmen
Act
Wilk
Bureau of Bu
Diaz Cutting Deep With His Reforms In Mexico
From a special correspondent Diaz's reforms gain tempo with a new cabinet and draft laws for internal affairs to present to Congress. Maderist demands stay firm as Diaz aims to curb insurgent brigandage, with Limantour and rapid ministerial selections praised for youth and integrity. The Diaz plan includes disfranchising illiterate voters and appointing Manuel de Zamaron Inclan to a key post, signaling a broad reshuffle.
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The
Tribune
Mexico City
Bucyaney
Congress
Diaz
Aprion
Ding
Teilune
Sefior Limantour
Madero
Limantour
Monterey
York
Madero Fest
Maderist
Sefer Limentour
Montecay
Cis
Manuel de Zameron
Inclan
Presentananfal
London
Ams Hasendor
United States
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Brace
Chanter and
Myers
Roosevelt
Fanes
Rowevelt
Wes
T. Bedford
Cunard CO
PORT
Cornell
A Steel Corporation
Lyles
N.Y Ad
Carnegie
L. L. Lewis
Amundsen
Explorer
Captain Scott
Messenger Boys
Western Union
Dop
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Maderists
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