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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1902

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Odell Predicted To Carry State In Patchogue Speech

Governor Odell forecast a Republican victory by 50 000 in New York State at Patchogue. An official county poll directed by Colonel Dunn shows Odell Higgins ahead by 37 600. The State Committee accuses David Hill of manipulating figures amid Hill’s charge Odell benefited as a creditor to J W Matthews & Co Newburg. Il Progresso Italo Americano endorsed Odell yesterday, a rare move for a Democratic paper. Democratic managers rely on Tammany plurality in New York City as Carlisle says farmers stay loyal to Republicans.

Odell Patchogue George W. Dunn Higgins Republican State Committee David B. Hill Hill J. W. Matthews & Co Newburg Il Progresso Italo-Americano Carlisle Ozell Odell, Had the Freest Access To the Books In the State Controller’s Office Mr. Hill Staten Island Matthews Syracuse State Republican Committee Republican Fifth Avenue Roosevelt W. H. Ten Eyck Bronx Bremmer's Park Dunn New York Kings County McCullagh Colonel Dunn Benjamin B. Odell Ben Republican County Committee Manhattan Frank W. Higgins United States Lunacy Board Lotos Club Schmitz San Francisco Littauer Joe” Dickey Pacific Coast William R. Hearst Congress Xith Tammany Indianapolis Babcock Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Republican Party House of Representatives New-York

Hill Attacks and Matthews Affair Analyzed

Republican managers reveal alleged misstatements by David B Hill about J W Matthews Co sales to New York State institutions. affidavits from Odell and agency heads counter Hill claims. recorded totals for 1901 1902 show about 42000 including tea, with 25642 excluding tea.

Odell Campaign Enthusiasm Cites Large NY Support

Colonel Dunn and Governor Odell back a strong statewide effort amid big crowds at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Dunn projects a 37,600 plurality while Odell claims higher figures, and party leaders tout broad support across Manhattan and The Bronx as endorsements roll in from McCullagh, Odell’s father, and Senator Higgins.

Pacific Cable Finished Links British Empire Across Ocean

London reports the last section of the British Imperial Pacific Cable laid at the Fiji Islands. A congratulatory king message reached Buckingham Palace marking the first transmission. Vancouver notes completion of the Vancouver to Brisbane line with testing to follow before service in about three weeks. Tests show Bamfield Creek to Fanning Island stretch handling over 100 words a minute. expected message time to Sydney under five minutes for short commercial messages. Ottawa wires Premier Seddon praising the imperial link and Sanford Fleming receives the dispatch.

London Fiji Islands Edward Buckingham Palace Vancouver B. C Brisbane Bamfield Creek Fanning Island Deerlove Sydney Australia Norfolk Island Sanford Fleming Ottawa Seddon New Zealand

Roosevelt at Manassas Under Tight Security

President Theodore Roosevelt arrived at Manassas Virginia with Secretary Root and Surgeon General Rixey on a special Southern Railway train. Local police and Secret Service provided exclusive protection as Roosevelt planned a two day visit and a day of wild turkey and quail shooting near Judge John F. Rixey’s estate. Guards remained at the president's private car while a cordial welcome awaited him.

Manassas Roosevelt Root Cortelyou Rixey Navy Southern Railway Secret Service Wagener White House Washington Virginia John F. Rixey Bull Run

Venezuelan andino troops march to join Valencia defense

Willemstad Curacao Oct 31 A thousand Andino forces from Maracaibo disembarked at Puerto Cabello and move to Valencia to reinforce government troops totaling about fifteen hundred. They aim to strike the revolutionaries from the rear as Castro’s forces attack from the front. President Castro has left La Victoria for Villa de Cura, leaving 1,700 men behind. A rumor says Gonzalez forces were routed near San Mateo with heavy losses. General Gomez is President of Venezuela. Magnificent ad for New York World and a West Point football train schedule appear.

Willemstad Curacoa Maracaibo Venezuela Puerto Cabello Valencia Castro la Victoria Villa de Cura Generalez San Mateo General Gomez

Papal Delegate to US to Leave Ottawa November 15

Monsignor Falconio, Papal Delegate to Canada, has received Rome’s confirmation of his new post as Papal Delegate to the United States with headquarters in Washington. He plans to depart Ottawa for Washington on November 15.

Ottawa Monsignor Falconio Canada Rome United States Washington

Statue of John Bright Placed in House of Commons

Andrew Carnegie stood as the statue’s gut at the House of Commons unveiling. Carnegie arrived in London after touring Scotland where he received freedom of several towns, and he attended a dinner hosted by John Morley at the Athenaeum Club. He plans two months of recreation on the Continent starting tomorrow.

London John Bright House of Commons Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Scotland John Morley Atheneum Club Continent

Golden State Limited to Run Chicago to Los Angeles

The Rock Island unveils the Golden State Limited a 2,278 mile route in 68 hours daily from Chicago to Los Angeles after November 2. Promoted as the finest train in the world with top service and cuisine. No extra fare. Details from A H Moffet 401 Broadway.

Rock Island Golden State Limited Chicago Los Angeles A. H. Moffet Broadway Advt

Masonic Ceremonies Planned in Philadelphia Event

The November 5 gathering in Philadelphia will honor the 10th anniversary of George Washington’s installation as a Mason. The event, featuring the President and other noted Masons, is highlighted with a photo of Washington in Masonic regalia in tomorrow's Tribune advertisement.

Philadelphia United States George Washington Tribune Advt

Forecasts of Kansas Election Show Republican Lead

Topeka callers forecast clear outcomes for Kansas election day. Republican chairman Morton Albaugh predicts a 25 000 plurality for the state ticket and majorities for all seven congressmen, while Hugh Family of the fusion camp expects a fusion victory with the state ticket and five congressmen, sweeping the House and returning W A Harris to the Senate.

the Tribune Topeka Kan Republican Democratic State Central Committees Morton Albaugh Republican Committee Kansas W. A. Harris United States Senate Hugh Family Democratic Committee House of Representatives Senate

Newfoundland treaty reports from Washington talks

Premier Bond returned to St John s from Washington and said a convention with British authorities had been signed on October 18. He stated Cabinet members found the terms satisfactory and would publish them soon. Reports indicate a reciprocity treaty with the United States may be finalized this year offering a free market for fish and bonding privileges, while Newfoundland would waive license taxes for American fishermen and cut duties on U. S. imports, despite Canadian opposition.

St. John’s N. F Bond Washington Foreign Office Herbert Sir Robert Bond United States Newfoundland Dominion of Canada

Molineux Testifies In His Own Defense At Trial

Roland B. Molineux took the stand as the defense’s first witness, denying involvement in Mrs. Adams’s death and disputing handwriting links to the poison package. He described his life, past quarrels with Harry S. Cornish, and defended against prosecutions claims, while cross‑examination by Osborne sought to illuminate former testimony and Barnet letters.

Roland B. Molineux Molineux Knickerbocker Athletic Club Harry S. Cornish Katherine J. Adams Adams Frank S. Black Osborne Mamie Melando Policeman Farrell Newark N. J Melando Farrell Melineux Mr. Osborne Justice Lambert Melando Girl Black Farrel Barnet Jerome Cornish Criminal Courts Een Mr. Molineux Mr. Black

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