Harriman A A S Board Contested For Railroads Control
Stuyvesant Fish returns from Chicago amid Wall Street talks on tomorrow's Illinois Central board meeting to elect officers for the coming year. The drift favors Harriman's side with several directors pledged, while Fish's faction cites loyalty and possible continuation.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Wall Street
Board of Directors
Harriman
Harrimen
Union Pacific
Ilinois
Illinois Central
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mr. Harriman
Mr. Fish
R. W. Gorlet
Walther Luttgen
August Belmont & Co
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J. T. Harahan
de Forest
Fish
Harahan
New York
West
Mr. Harahan
John Jacob Astor
Colonel Astor
John ©. Welling
Charles M. Beach
Deneen
Illinois
James Dew. Cutting
Grinnell
Welling
President Roosevelt Heads to Oyster Bay to Vote
President Roosevelt leaves Washington aboard the private car Signet attached to a Pennsylvania train for Oyster Bay to vote at noon. Secretary Loeb and Postmaster General Cortelyou also vote nearby. He plans a brief stay and returns to Washington by 6:15 p.m. to receive election returns.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pine Knot
Pennsylvania
Loeb
Cortelyou
Hempstead
White House
Lords Debate Advances Education Bill Clause 4 Controversy
In London the Education bill debate in the House of Lords advanced to Clause 4, which allows local authorities to provide extended facilities for special religious instruction. Lord Heneage's amendment to make this clause mandatory failed as government opposition prevailed.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Heneege
Getory
Li We
Gale Strains North Atlantic Coasts Wrecks and Losses
Dispatches report multiple vessels driven ashore and wrecked along Nova Scotia Cape Breton New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island as a violent storm drenches the region. Adeona Omega Turret Bell and other ships suffer damage while crews face exposure and peril. Newfoundland gales disrupt shipping and rail service. Charles E Hughes expected to win New York governor race if Republicans vote.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Turret Bell
Northumberland Strait
Adeona
Richibucto
N. B
Preston
Rexton
North Reef
Arnedal
Norway
Alexander
Windsor
Omega
St. Peter's
C. B
Charlottetown
Fox Point
Pugwash
Campbell's Cove
Cable Head
Mutiny in Portsmouth Barracks Sparks Heavy Clashes
Rioting sailors attacked officers in the naval barracks in Portsmouth late at night. Hundreds battled police and troops, with many arrests as armed sailors quelled the disturbance. Early voting urged with polls open 6 am to 5 pm.
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Portsmouth
Engla
Naval Barracks
Carnegie in Federal Building Visit Sparks Court Talk
Andrew Carnegie and his secretary met with United States Commissioner Shields in the Federal Building for about thirty minutes. They refused to discuss the visit, but the matter concerns Mrs Cassie Chadwick whose case is in the Southern District of Ohio and in federal Boston courts.
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Shields
Cassie Chadwick
Andrew Carnegie
Federal
United States
Carnegie
Southern District
Ohio
Boston
Strike Ties Up the Vanderbilts at Biltmore
Asheville Nov 5 The Biltmore estate is disrupted as teamsters and coachmen strike. Vanderbilt family members miss church and several social and business engagements while Asheville workers show solidarity and refuse to interfere.
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the Tribune
Asheville, N
Teamsters
Biltmore
Vanderbilts
Asheville Teamsters
Ladies Luncheon with Music at 77 Gregorian Street
A refined luncheon with dainty service and music is offered at 77 Gregorian Street between Fifth Avenue and Herald Square. The event promises a pleasant afternoon for ladies enjoying light fare and curated service.
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Gregorian, 3Th St
Bet
Herald Sq
Final words from Hughes campaign leaders urge turnout
The article quotes Republican leaders urging strong voter participation for Hughes and the anti Hearst Murphy ticket. They warn against overconfidence and stress voting before any plans or outings, urging every eligible person to cast a ballot tomorrow.
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Hughes
Hearst-Murphy
Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Bets Flood Hoffman House as Election Wagers Soar
At the Hoffman House last night bettors placed heavy wagers on today’s election with Hughes favored. Closing odds were 4 to 1 for Hughes, Hearst money scarce, and over $100 000 wagered overall. A wheelbarrow parade punishment awaited the loser and winners Thursday, with brass band accompaniment.
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Hoffman House
Hughes
Hearst
King’s County
Joe Vendig
Bob” Wilson
John Barret
Kings County
Frank Ross
Frank O’brien
Hoffman
Frank O'Brien
Rayner Godwin
Primrose & Braun
George B. Buchanan
Winchel & Co
W. Marco
Batcheller
Adlee & Rawlins
E. C. Potter
Hooley
Learnard & Co
Allen, McGraw & Co
Sheffield & McCullough
Mr. Agostini
Batcheller, Adee & Rawlins
B. Nelson
M. A. Joseph
Borden, Wood & Watson
A. O. Brown & Be
A. A. Housman & Co
F. L. Seligsberg & Co
A. J. Kohn
Justus C Strawbridge Hurt in French Car Accident
Justus Clayton Strawbridge of Strawbridge and Clothier Philadelphia is badly injured in a motor car crash near Biarritz France. His wife and sister-in-law were bruised. a nurse was with them. Chauffeur unharmed. Strawbridge is a noted Philadelphia philanthropist and former firm head.
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France
Mont de Marsan
Department of Landes
Justus C. Strawbridge
Philadelphia
Biarritz
Mr. Straw
Justus Clayton Strawbridge
Strawbridge & Clothier
Bridge
Strawbridge
Linbs
Rock Rams Home as Eight Hour Candidate Closes Campaign
Republican Senate hopeful Eight Hour Tom Rock ended a vigorous campaign in New York City with five meetings in one night. He defended union ties, praised Senator Alfred Page, and attacked Hearst and the Gilsey House while presenting his union card as proof of regularity. News crews and thousands of supporters greeted him at Columbus Hall Harlem venues and on crowded streets.
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Tom Rock
Senate
Charles E. Hughes
Rock
Hughes
M. Linn Bruce
Columbus Hall
Columbus Avenue
60Th Street
Mr. Rock
2Th Street
Broadway
Alfred R. Page
Assembly
Senator Page
Bruce
125Th Street
Mr. Hughes
Harlem Arcade
West 124Th Street
Harlem Terrace
East 104Th Street
Independence League
Gilsey House
Hearst
Willie
No. 8
Forsyth Street
Charles Adler
Congress
Otto Rosalsky
Charlie Murphy
Grady
Durland
Harlem
Mrn Hughes
Democratic
New York City
Democratic County Committee
Upstate
Democratic Party
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Organized Labor
Pendence League
Thomas Rock
Mr. Hearst
Ed Hearst
Labor Man Encourages Rock For Senate Victory
Dennis Mahar, third vice president of the Workingmen's Federation of New York, writes to Thomas Rock praising his stand against William R Hearst. Mahar expresses support for Rock and urges a large victory to rebuke Hearst. He also sends regards to James Hatch for his own stand.
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Thomas
Rock
Dennis Mahar
Workingmen’s Federation of
State of
New York
Friend Rock
Organized Labor
William R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
James Hatch
Hughes Campaign Climax Draws Citywide Enthusiasm
Charles E. Hughes finishes a sweeping campaign with rallies from 125th Street to Durland's Riding Academy. Eight thousand in the arena cheer as he appeals for an administration of government close to the people and free of political bosses.
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State of New York
Victory in sight as Hughes rides final day surge
State wide election forecast shows Hughes poised for a large plurality as polls open at 6 A M and close at 5 P M. Woodruff predicts Hughes could win by at least 150000 statewide with gains in Brooklyn and possible carry of Queens.
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New York City
State Today
Fairlight
Charles E. Hughes
Woodruff
Mr. Hughes
Hearst
Hughes
Brooklyn
Queens
Tammany Hall Ends Hearst Campaign With Quiet Payouts
Desolation marked the Wigwam after Murphy’s last gloomy forecast for Hearst in New York and Kings counties. Tammany Hall leaders collected funds, with bad districts receiving more money than good ones, and many captains slipping away after the dole.
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Tammany Hall
Hearst
Murphy
New York County
Kings County
Coler
Tammany
Dewey Two White Dinner Wines From Superior Qua
Advertisement notes H. T. Dewey and Sons Co. offers white dinner wines from the Dewey Lauterne and Moselle lines. Slogan highlights superior quality with Fulton Street York distribution.
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Superior
H. T. Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton
A York
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William Nelson Cromwell
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Louisburg
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Attac
J.C. Strawbridge Hart
Clarkson Clothiey
John Wanamaker
Continent
Rock Rams
Lemon Factory
Pawers’ Union No. 4
No. 1
Charlie
Delmonico
Camp Hughes
West 125Th Street
State Workingmen’s Association
Madison Square
66Th Street
America
Supreme Court
Ruiz Sherries
Feldmann Importing Co
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