Anti-Tammany group in Manhattan debates mayoral list
The Committee of Eighteen at the Astor House discussed twenty two candidates for Manhattan mayor with no final decision. They moved toward supporting an independent Democrat from Manhattan, while excluding older ex mayors and several names at the request of some members.
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Willis L. Ogden
Colonel Ogden
Borough of
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Brooklyn
Union
Ogden
Committee of Eighteen
Philbin
Edward M
John de Witt Warner
Justice Jerome
Court of al Sessions
Mr. Philbin
Ane
t-Governor
Woodruff
Citizens Headquarters
Citizens Union
Leutenant
Everett P. Wheeler
Cooper Fiece
Wall Street Booms as Gage Plans Bond Purchases
Gage plans to buy up to 10 million dollars in bonds to relieve treasury surplus and avert stringency. Clearing House bankers supply long fours bonds while wealthy investors and savings banks discuss blocks. Stock market shows weakness then partial rally before closing heavy as offers pour in and time winds down. Washington reports Gage will reveal details after tomorrow at 4 PM.
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Gage
United States Treasury
Clearing House Committee
Theds
F. D. Tappen
Wall Street
Mr. Tappen
Mr. Simmons
Tappen
Lenox
Buffalo
Simmons
Lake Mohonk
London
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Posts New Mining Car Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a new mining car service starting Thursday September 28 between Jersey City and Philadelphia leaving from New York’s West 28th Street at 12 55. The schedule targets workers and freight movements along the corridor.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Font
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Coler Urged to Declare Stand on Tammany Support
William Hepburn Russell for the Greater New York Democracy urged Controller Coler to state whether he would accept a Tammany nomination after the Kings County Citizens Union Convention endorsed him. Coler said he makes no pledges and has nothing further to say, keeping his position unchanged.
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Peabody
Low
Nissen
Schieren
Goddard
Knox
Ogden
Coler
Kings County Citizens Union
Cooper, Hewitt
Grace
Ely
Charles W. Dayton
Gustav H. Schwab
Charles 8
Fairchild
Dayton
Schwab
Austro-Hungarian
Anti-Tammany Association
William Blau
Tilden Club
H. D. Hotchkiss
Robert E. Dailey
James R. Ely
George A. Heaney
W. A. Barth
Edward M. Knox
William Hepburn Russell
Greater New York Democracy
Russell
Tammany
anti-Tammany Citizens Union conventions held citywide
Aldermanic and Assembly conventions met in Manhattan The Bronx Brooklyn and Queens with some districts meeting last week No nominations were made instead a conference committee was formed to coordinate with other anti Tammany groups They planned to back Republican candidates in Republican districts and allocate influence in strong Tammany districts
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Citizens Union
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Assembly
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
German-American Reform Union Holds Citywide Primaries
The German American Reform Union held primaries in Manhattan and The Bronx to select delegates for City County Borough Aldermanic and Assembly conventions. No contests were reported as the district results were announced. Conventions will occur on dates aligned with other anti-Tammany groups.
Gold Deposits at San Francisco Mint Forecast Three Million
San Francisco mint expects a $4,000,000 gold deposit on September 26, largely from Australia to balance European trade. New York will be credited as the depositor banks receive payment. the event signals New York’s increasing role in Pacific gold flows and notes prior bullion production trends through 1901.
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Tribune
Washington
Gage
Treasury
United States
Klondike
Australia
New-York
New- York
Pacific Coast
New York
Seattle
Congress
America
Emma Goldman in Court Held for Examination in Chicago
Emma Goldman faces examination in Chicago for alleged conspiracy to murder President McKinley. Bail remains unsettled as Judge Chetlain weighs habeas corpus petitions. extradition papers to Buffalo loom.
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the Tribune
Chicago
McKinley
Emma Goldman
Prindiville
Harrison Street
Puffalo
Isaak
Charles Turner Brown
Chetlain
Owens
Miss Goldman
Buffalo
Justice Prindiville
Carmichael
Brown
Czolgosz
Wellington Expelled From Union League Club
The Union League Club of Maryland expelled United States Senator George L. Wellington after a unanimous mass meeting vote. The resolution denounced his indifference to the president’s life and stated he is unfit to associate with loyal citizens.
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Maryland Union League Club
Baltimore
Union League Club
United States
Wellington
Senate
Maryland
George L. Wellington
Union League Club of
President McKinley Shows Steady Recovery After Wound Dressing
Reports state a decided benefit from dressing his wound as President McKinley remained in favorable condition. Doctors note stomach bullet holes healed with no inflammation risk and near normal respiration, while temperature and pulse stay steady. Beef juice taken by mouth continues.
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McKinley
President McKinley News Bulletins From Buffalo Doctors
Physicians released bulletins from Buffalo describing President McKinley's improving condition. Updates note stable pulse around 120, temperature near 100.2, nourishment advancing, stomach tolerating beef juice, and a comfortable night with continued health gains. Physicians include Rexey Mann Mynter Waldin and Bur ney with Cortelyou in attendance.
Heitfeld Denounces Wellington Over President Attack Remarks
Idaho Senator Heitfeld, a Populist veteran, derides reported brutal comments by Senator Wellington of Maryland about the President’s assassination. He returns from Idaho and says he cannot believe such sentiments from a sane man and demands a denial from Wellington.
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Washington
Heitfeld
Idaho
Senate
Wellington
Maryland
North Dakota
Chicago
The Presidents Unselfishness of the Country
Buffalo dispatch reports the President, after privacy rules, asked how the people were taking it and then expressed hope that nothing would distress the American public. The doctors had guarded the sickroom language but shared this remark via The Tribune.
Doctors scale back rumors after McKinley surgery
Buffalo Sept 11 Dr Matthew D Mann says no cabinet meeting will be held in the sick room and insists the President will be kept quiet with minimal contact. He cites optimistic yet cautious bulletins and notes the stitches were removed to improve comfort as the President nears recovery.
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Tribune
Buffalo
Matthew D. Mann
McKinley
Mann
Dr. Mann
Progress in President’s Recovery Amid Ongoing Care
Buffalo dispatch reports the Presidents condition remained favorable with infection risk reduced. Doctors note the stomach perforation is healing, the encysted bullet unlikely to require removal, and the wound healing well.Beef juice digestion and stable vitals mark day. plans favor staying at Milburn House until fully recovered, likely not to Washington before October.
NO ASPHALT AGREEMENT DENIED BY WARNER
Syracuse report quotes Charles M. Warner president of Warner Quinlan Asphalt Company denying any accord with National Asphalt Company. He cites open market contracts totaling over a million square yards in New York Washington Albany Rome Syracuse Buffalo Cincinnati Jersey City and more, arguing rumors aim to boost National Asphalt securities.
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N. Y
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National Asphalt Company
Warner
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Grand Rapids
Iowa
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Ind
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Til
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Neb
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Atlas Construction Company
Allegheny
Penn
Louisiana Improvement Company
New Orleans
Union Paving Company
Lawrence
Mass
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Lima
Erie
Italian anarchists hoax letter threatens Duke of York
Montreal police received a letter in Italian claiming twelve anarchists arrived from Paterson New Jersey to kill the Duke of York on his arrival. Authorities regard the letter as a hoax.
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Montreal
Paterson
N. J
Duke of York
Howard's Trial Postponed by Motion in Goebel Case
In Frankfort Kentucky James Howard convicted and sentenced to be hanged seeks a new trial. His counsel filed a motion claiming the Court of Appeals mandate has not been filed and Howard’s second trial cannot proceed this term. Judge Cantrill sustained the motion.
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Frankfort
James Howard
Goebel
Court of Appeals
Howard
Cantrill
Salmon Prices Rise as Alaska Packers Sell Big Pack
The Alaska Packers' Association withdraws all quotations after selling its entire pack for the year. The association's stock rose, trading today at 125 and closing at 136, signaling expected further price increases for salmon.
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San Francisco
Alaska Packers’ Association
New Route For Big Steamships To Portland This Winter
Boston reports a probable renaming and Portland service for the Cunard Catalonia and White Star Britannic under new ownership. Catalonia, once Cunard to this port, was chartered by the British Admiralty at the outbreak of war and later sold to Italian parties. Britannic, an older steamer, has long sailed New York for White Star. Direct trolley service from Lackawanna Buffalo depot to exposition grounds via hotels.
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Cunard
Catalonia
Britannic
Portland
Admiralty
Cunard Company
New York
White Star Line
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