Big Tol for Sulzer in Democratic governor race
Dimothy D. Sullivan backs Sulzer for governor while William R. Hearst meets with political figures and plans to influence the Democratic State Convention. New opposition to extrapolate endorsements surfaces amid district leader activity and bids to shape the candidates in Broome and Seneca counties. A $1,000 reward is offered in a separate note, urging evidence in a Brooklyn Republican contest.
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Doothy
D. Sullivan
Willem Sulzer
Wiliam R. Hearst
Willan J. Conners
Charles F.morph
Flearet
McClellan
Jerome Deporats
Broome
Seneca Counties
W. R. Karst
Dimothy L. Woodruff
Origan
Brooklyn
Sulzer Favored as Democratic Nominee in Buffalo Convention
Big Tim Sullivan declares strong support for Jerome Sulzer in the New York Democratic nomination fight. He predicts Sulzer will be nominated and elected governor, citing his integrity, experience, and long public service. Sullivan rails against unit rule and party bosses, praising Sulzer as the candidate who can unite workers and reformers.
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Laeiy D. Sullivan
Trevers Jerome
William
Wiliam
Gemm@ee
Buffalo
Big Tim
Sulzer
Dewi Teres
Mater
New York
Mr. Suldiven
Albany
Otto
Brian
Ars Gate
Ito
Tie
Joex
Pat Rejoice
Ptr
Rin Bie
State of New York
Far Inc
Campeten
Motor Boat Crew Lost In Hudson River Race Incident
Inwood near Tubby Point the motor boat Vesuvius sank after its skipper Harry Odinet and companion J Ferry fell overboard amid rough water during a river race. The mark boat captain Frank Neary watched, while life savers and a revenue tug Calumet recovered the crew and towed the Vesuvius to Inwood. Omitted details note owner Louis Lee Haggin and race entries.
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Tubby Point
Hudson
Inwood
Frank Neary
Harry Odinet
East 163d Street
Neary
Odinet
J. Ferry
Calumet
Vesuvius
Plier
Ferry
Louis Lee Haggin
Madison Avenue
Hudson Street
Motor Boat Club of America
Den
Dixie
L. L. Hagein
Twelve Men Drowned On Wheeling & Lake Erie Car
Toledo dispatch reports a handcar loaded with Wheeling & Lake Erie trackmen ran off an open Maumee bridge at night while running without permission. Twelve men were aboard. two bodies recovered so far. Identification hindered by work site location away from Toledo.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Plaindealer
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Maumee Bridge
Alaska Steamer Oregon Sinks Off Alaska Coast
A cable from Valdez reports the Oregon steamship owned by Northwestern Steamship Co sunk near Cape Hinchinbrook at the Prince William Sound entrance after striking rocks at midnight. Passengers were rescued and taken to Valdez by revenue cutters Rush and McCulloch.
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The
Tribune
Seattle
Valdez
Alaska
Oregon
Northwestern Steamship Company
Cape Hinchinbrook
Prince William Sound
Revenue
Rush
McCulloch
Mormons Inva de Zion City Invasion Reported
Telegraph reports eight Mormon elders entered Zion City seeking to exploit factional strife to win converts and move sixty adherents to Salt Lake City. A call goes out to Mormon missionaries in the region to join in the effort. Voliva, who toppled Dowie, may oppose them if elected general overseer.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Zion City
Utah
Salt Lake City
Voliva
Dowie
Miss Rooseveltfahrts After Bogey Slip in Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay report from September details Miss Roosevelt daughter of the President, thrown from a bogey while traveling from Sagamore Hill to Oyster Bay. She remained unharmed and paused at B L Fearr’s home to regain composure before resuming the trip toward Sagamore Hill. Borough President and city official notes on street repairs and political banners across damaged areas. Desmond Jacune restraining order related to testing permits for poles and to support local bunbers is mentioned.
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Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hil
Oyster
Rhe Roosevelt
B. L. Fearr
Ethel
Saga Wure
Breskdsa
Colter
Desmond Jacune
Polca
Longworths In Mob Besieged At McKinley Statue
In Columbus the crowd of about fifty thousand surged around the Capitol stand for Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. The statue unveiling was moved to night after a chaotic crush left women fainting and two women injured. Governor Harris and witnesses described the alarming scene before the ceremony moved indoors to Memorial Hall where speakers included Day and McKay. McKinley hoped to attend, but was represented by Mrs Ilda McKinley Da.
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Columbus
Ohio
Capitol Grounds
Nicholas Longworth
William McKinley
Longworth
Memorial Hall
Broad Street
Outloor
Longworths
Cincinnat
Committee On
Capitol
Washington Gladden
Harris
Merial Hell
Ciovernor Harrie
William R. Day
Jusef
Supreme Court of the United States
W. Daniels
United States
Ginta
Joseph McKay
Brook National Commeénear
Union Veter- Legion
R. B. Brown
Grand Army of the
Standard's Home Over Oil Well Gas Discovered Under Rockefeller Skyscraper
Gas and oil were struck beneath the Rockefeller building at a depth of 16 feet. Fred Kelliher, a salesman for the drilling firm, reported the find late in the afternoon and a pipe was placed to divert the gas from boiler fires. Experts warn that delay could have damaged the structure.
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The
Tribune
Rockefeller
Fred
Kelliher
Fim
Old Artist Ends Life After Gastritis Suffering
August V. Binase, a retired artist living at the Murray Hill Hotel, was found dead in his room with a bullet in his temple. Coroner says he died about 24 hours earlier. A chambermaid alerted staff. a bellboy retrieved the body. Two letters were found, one to the coroner explains death by self harm due to gastritis, the other to brother Edward H. Binsse bequeathing his effects.
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August V. Binase
Murray Hill
Acritelli
Binsse
Edward H. Binsse
No. 29
West 20Th Street
Donation Binsse
Count de San Victor
San Domingo
Toussaint Louverture
United States
Vouverture
Douglas Sheldon
New York
Wampole suicide found in New York River
Henry K. Wampole, Philadelphia chemical magnate, was missing for days. His body was recovered in the East River, New York, and authorities believe he committed suicide after mental strain from business worries. Family kept details private as police searched for him.
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Philadelphia
East River
Henry K. Wampole
New York
Mr. Wampole
Wampole & Co
Canada
Wampole
Mr. Wamopole
Walle
Fire destroys Gilmour Hotel in Ottawa Bankstreet
The Gilmour Hotel on Bank Street Ottawa was wrecked by fire late Friday night. Many guests jumped from windows and were seriously injured. By midnight several people were unaccounted for and fears grew that lives were lost as the hotel crowd slept and the blaze spread rapidly before being controlled at 1 a.m.
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Ottawa
Gilmour
Bankstreet
Guards for French President Move to Marseilles Exposition
Paris reports President Fallieres and staff left at 7:30 PM with extraordinary security measures. The capital is patrolled by 11,000 troops, 1,000 gendarmes, and much of France’s detective force, aided by British Spanish and Italian detectives. Detectives occupy all windows along the parade route to prevent bomb attacks.
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Paris
Sen
Fallieres
Marseilles
France
President warns Cubans as Taft and Bacon head to Havana
At Oyster Bay President Roosevelt releases Senor Quesada’s letter warning that independence rests on ending civil war. Congress grants Palma power to quell the insurrection, while rebels cut rail and telegraph lines, threaten Havana, and offer to surrender through Zayas and Castillo. Denver sailors withdraw from Havana.
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Taft
Bonaparte
Bacon
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Senor Quesada
Republic
Mr. Bacon
Washington
Havana
Palma
Cienfuegos
Zayas
Castillo
Denver
Republic of
Cuba
United States
Cneena
Antilles
Full Power To Palma Peace Or Intervention
The Cuban extra session granted President Palma sweeping powers for war including funding flexibility and expanded rural guards and artillery. Palma denounced opposition violence, warned of conspiracies, and urged unity to end the rebellion amid questions of future interventions. Roosevelt announced no U.S. intervention until Cubans exhaust internal efforts, sending Taft and Bacon to Havana to aid peace.
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Palma
Guanabacoa
Republic
Roosevelt
United States
Senor Quesada
Taft
Bonaparte
Bacon
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Jerome
Bel
Sullivan
PM Geminster
Milionaiire
Newark
BT Century Limited
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Dowit
Miss Roosevelt
Sagamore Fill
McKinley
Standard's
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Rying
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Ists
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Key West
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