Bronx Republicans brace for Quigg Halpin clash in primaries
Campaign notes report anti Quigg forces led by Parsons face strong organization by Rosenberg and Halpin in the 24th district. Down town Republican Club precinct captains foresee Rosenberg as the next district leader while Healy Ten Wyck allies resist. Major figures include McClellan Murphy Sulzer Jerome and Hearst as contests unfold Tuesday with mayoral and governor implications.
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Genate
Geome
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Dewey Hall
Pearl Street
Frank A War
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Max Brown
Rosenberg
Halpin
Maton
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Roosevelt
Gat
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Headley M. Greene
Geinst
Henry Nunnecke
Healy-Quigg
Mr. Greene
Healy-Ten Wyck
Tammany Hall
Hearst
Sulzer
Jerome
Charles F. Murphy
McClellan
Europe
Walgrove
Bronix
Haffen
Wingrove
Big Tim” Sullivan
Bimee
Sulver
Buffalo
Tampany Hall
Sullivan
Fireener
O'Brien
Murphy
Sullivans
Tammany
Palma Orders Truce As Taft Bacon Start To Havana
The Cuban government agreed to an indefinite suspension after talks with rebel prisoners and emissaries to seek peace before the arrival of Taft and Bacon in Havana. Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon traveled with their party to Washington and then to Havana. Navy ships Louisiana Virginia and New Jersey were ordered to Cuban waters with two more cruisers soon to sail from Newport and Boston.
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Bacon
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Havana
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Virginia
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Newport
Boston
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Palma
Cuba
Associated Press
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Montalvo
Roosevelt
Magoon Named Vice Governor General of the Philippines
Secretary of War announces Charles E. Magoon, current Panama Canal Zone Governor and U.S. Minister to Panama, will become Vice-Governor General of the Philippines. Magoon sails September 24 for the United States then Manila. Taft offers no fixed successor for the canal zone or Governor General Smith.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Charles E. Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Panama
Philippines
Magoon
Manila
Taft
Canal Zone
General Smith
Smith
Mongolia Aground on Midway Reef Near North Pacific
The Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia lies aground on Midway Reef off Midway Island while passengers are landed safely. Captain Porter reports the vessel in a bad position but hope remains to float her with supplies and tackle from Honolulu.
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Midway Island
North Pacific Ocean
Pacific Mail
Mongolia
Midway Reef
Honolulu
Porter
Midway
Yokohama
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
New York
Rabbit Island
Camden
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Midway Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Welles Harbor
United States
Thomas and
Sheridan
General Trepoff Dies Alone in St Petersburg
General Trepoff was found dead in his cabinet at 8 p.m. after retiring at 5. He died of natural causes and lay with a newspaper in hand for about three hours. The emperor and empress sent condolences. Temporary command of the palace passes to General de Dioulin, with Orloff and Mossoloff among possible successors. Funeral plans await the emperor’s arrival back at Peterhof.
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Orloff
de Dioulin
Peterhof
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Mossoloff
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de Droulin
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Empress Alexandra
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Montalvo
Menocal
José Miguel Gomez
Palma
Mendez Capote
Freyrs Andrade
Dolz
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Galles
Carcel
Freyre Andrade
Taft and Bacon Headed to Cuba for Mediation Mission
Secretary Taft Assistant Secretary Bacon and a party including Captain Frank McCoy and J M Macias sail from Washington for Havana to land at Tampa and reach Havana Harbor by Wednesday morning The group will assess Cuba situation and pursue mediation with aim to restore stability while considering U S intervention options under the Platt Amendment Edwin V Morgan joins the party in Washington as the American Minister to Cuba
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Bacon
Frank R. McCoy
F. L. Cairns
Manila
J. M. Macias
William A. Newcome
Mr. Bacon
John G. Rockwood
Mr. Schroenrick
State Department
Havana
Tampa
Des Moines
Edwin V. Morgan
Cuba
Europe
Taft-Bacon
Republic of
United States
Oyster Bay
General Funston
Funston
Spain
Congress
China
Peking
McKinley
Colombia
Panama
Murphy tightens grip to block anti Hearst conference
Tammany leaders debate primaries as Charles F Murphy presses to derail the anti Hearst gathering at the Hotel Astor. Murphy seeks to pressure kickers and prevent a closed doors meeting while factions loyal to Jerome Sulzer and Sulzer allies weigh their attendance.
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Tammany
Hotel Astor
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Buffalo
Tammany Hall
Patrick Keenan
Thomas E. Rush
Jerome
James J. Martin
Thomas J. McManus
Nicholas J. Hayes
Sullivan
Sullivans
Paris Rest Day Riots: Police Clash with Demonstrators
In Paris on September 16, a mix of compliance and defiance toward the compulsory weekly rest day law sparked demonstrations. Police charged a 400-strong mob in the Ternes district, arresting twenty as other gatherings were dispersed.
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Paris
Ternes
Unknown woman found dead aboard steamer Priscilla
The body of a unidentified woman, likely from New York, was found in berth 328 of the Priscilla traveling from New York to Boston. Medical Examiner Gunning cited natural causes with a lung hemorrhage. She used the name M. Rawlins, carried Remington Machine Co evidence, and was believed to be a typewriter stenographer. death not yet identified by 8 PM.
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The
Tribune
Fall River
Mass
New York City
Priscilla
Gunning
M. Rawlins
Remington Typewriter Company
Broadway
New York
Boston
Stamfordites Race to Drive Car into Hotel Office
A wager for a champagne dinner for eight spurred Leroy Lockwood and party of Stamfordites to attempt driving a large car into the Stamford House office at two in the morning. Owner Mr Adams halted them with an axe, but the group woke every guest. George P Rowell, with politicians, discussed the stunt and vowed to buy the dinner.
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Tribune
Stamford Conn
George P. Rowell
Mexico After Road Acquisition Trip Aims for Rail Control
Mexico City report says Finance Minister Limontour travels to Europe to push government purchase of the Mexican Central Railway. Vice-President Richards of the Central also traveled to Paris, signaling a plan tied to rate regulation and political leverage.
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Mexico City
Limontour
Europe
Mexican Central Railway
Richards
The
Central
Paris
Farmers hang Negro in Texas lynching at Rosebud water tank
Five hundred farmers mob a Negro, Mitchell Frazier, in Rosebud Texas, hanging him from a water tank after a razor attack on white farmer Frank Hess. Hess dies soon, authorities brace for possible bloodshed, guards and deputies sworn in, no arrests yet.
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the Tribune
Rosebud
Tex
Mitchell Frazier
Frazier
Frank Hess
Hess
Gage Praises Simple Life In Point Loma
Ex Secretary Lyman J. Gage rejects Theosophy and Black Art hints. He explains he bought his Point Loma home from Katherine Tingley and now prefers a life among trees, flowers, and his own circle, distancing himself from worldly affiliations.
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the Tribune
Point Loma
Cal
Lyman J. Gage
Katherine Tingley
Fifty Coiners Taken In Paris Crackdown
Police in Paris arrest fifty members of an international counterfeiting ring including several Latin Quarter students. The group passed mostly ten and twenty franc coins electroplated with gold dust. Estimated two hundred thousand francs circulated over the past six months. operations extended to England and Germany with plans to expand to Chicago and Buenos Aires.
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Paris
France
England
Germany
Chicago
Buenos Ayres
Phipps Probes Theft of $75,000 Goods From Warehouse Fire
From Los Angeles to The Tribute report W Arthur Phipps of Pittsburgh searches for missing bric a brac cut glass guns Paris gowns and hats valued at 75000 after the McVear warehouse fire on August 12. Pinkertons are on the case as European crooks suspected of raiding the trunks.
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Los Angeles
W. Arthur Phipps
Pittsburg
Paris
Grain yield figures from Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Joseph H. Stubbs chief of the Indiana Bureau of Statistics released figures for the current crop showing wheat 39,703 bushels 703, oats 48,251,731 bushels and corn 1,? bushels with Dusheia noted.
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Richmond
Ind
Joseph H. Stubbs
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Cotton defaulter arrested in Augusta case
Thomas W. Aienen der, head of Augusta's largest cotton firm, who vanished two months ago after a roughly $200 000 default, has been arrested by a Pittsburg detective agency and agreed to return to Augusta without requisition papers.
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Augusta
Thomas W. Aienen
Pittsburg
The American liner New York arrives amid theft reports
Passengers on the New York report robberies while at sea and after arrival. J S B Thompson of Atlanta says his Swiss gold watch worth 1000 dollars was stolen. a day later J Carroll Payne, also of Atlanta, claims 350 dollars vanished. Detective agency searches pier staff but no arrests reported.
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New York
J. S. B. Thompson
Atlanta
J. Carroll Payne
Government halts hostilities to seek peace with rebels
Havana reports the government, after consultations with arrested leaders and rebel emissaries, orders an indefinite pause in hostilities to pursue peace before Taft and Bacon arrive. A decree suspends campaign operations. officials seek settlement without U.S. intervention while inviting friendly aid if needed.
New York Central Fast Train to Buffalo Leaves at 1 03
The Second Empire is one of fifteen fast trains to Buffalo every day by the New York Central Lines. The Greatest Railroad runs a service leaving New York at 1 03 p m.
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Buffalo
NEW York Central Lines
New York
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