Britain In Cabinet Reshuffle Forecasts Ahead
London reports forecast a major cabinet remake with Lord Lansdowne holding Foreign Affairs and Mr Brodrick possibly moving to the India Office. Lord Milner is tipped for the Colonial Office and Jor Stanley may join the Cabinet alongside James Lowther. The details await the King’s approval and Parliament’s opening.
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Lord Lansdowne
Brodrick
India Office
Westminster Gazette
Lord Milner
South Africa
Colonial Office
Jori Stanley
War Office
James Lowther
Roosevelt Chief Guest At Seawanhaka Dinner For Lipton
President Roosevelt attended the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Club dinner in Oyster Bay with Sir Thomas Lipton missing due to illness. He spoke on sportsmanship and thanked Lipton, and a telegram from Lipton’s secretary noted his improved condition. The event featured music, toasts, and a chorus of cheers as Roosevelt left for Sagamore Hill.
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Lieutenant Preston
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James
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Chicago
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haka-Corinthian Club
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Washington
Antietam
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Milwaukee
Suetterle
Der
Boston
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Internal Revenue
Alabama
Charles Stott
Senate
Congress
Not A Tariff Defeat In Britain After Cabinet Resignation
London reports consternation after Joseph Chamberlain resigns as Secretary for the Colonies prompting debate over fiscal union with colonies. Premier Balfour and allies face a fragile government as rumors swirl about successors and continued free trade opposition.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Pall Mall Gazette
Feeline
Balfour
Auster Chamberlain
Ritchie
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Mr. Chamberlain
Duke of Devonshire
United Kingdom
Empire
Prince
Cone
Star
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ame @S & creat
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Baler
Chamberlain backs Tariff Reform League views
London September 18 Mr Chamberlain from Highbury Birmingham issues first public statement since resignation. He replies to C A Pearson about tariff examination and urges use of resources to promote tariffs to consolidate empire and defend UK industries.
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Tariff Reform League
London
Highbury
Birmingham
Chamberlain
C. A. Pearson
Torul Reform League
League
United Kingdom
Election names list for city offices in 1900s sample
Ward candidates and voting roles include George B. McClellan for Mayor Bird S. Coler for Controller Randolph Guggenheimer for President of the Board of Aldermen John T. Oakley for Sheriff and Justice seats Henry Bischoff as Justice of Supreme Court with Patrick H. Reahon as alternate Sheriff candidate among other listed figures.
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Pach Brothers
P. H. Keahon
Bird S. Coler
George B. McClellan
Randolph Guggenheimer
J. T. McCall
Henry Bischoff
Board of Aldermen
John T. McCall
Patrick H. Reahon
Supreme Court
Rabid-acting dog terrorizes Elm Street area injuring boys
A mongrel on Eleventh avenue near Forty-fifth street caused a panic as several children were bitten. Patrolman Charles Nelson corralled the animal into a rear yard and killed it after firing twice. Two dogs reportedly bitten by the rabid dog were not located.
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Roosevelt Hospital
Clements
Joseph
No. Sio West
Frederick
West Farty-fifth-st
Charles N. Nelson
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Eleventh-ave
Tenth
Eleventh Aves
Nelson
Neilson
Scared to Death: Bronx Driver Crushed After Frightened Fall
Patrick Collins of Gun Hill Road and Webster Avenue fell from his wagon at Jerome Avenue and West 170th Street and was run over. Dr. Kern says heart trouble from sudden fright caused death. eye witnesses and Policeman Osborne describe a bright white automobile approaching as the wagon turned the curve. Coroner O Gorman calls the story of fright plausible, noting a ghostlike headlight scene and inevitable collision worry.
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Gun Hil Road
Webster-ave
Bronx
Department of Highways
Jerome-ave
Kern
Fordham Hospital
Collins
Osborne
High Bridge
Oo’Gorman
Governor Terrazas Attacked by Riot in Chihuahua Plaza
Rumors report Governor Luis Terrazas faced a hostile mob in Chihuahua as calls of Down with Terrazas and Long live Ahumada rang out. Police and gendarmes clashed with rioters injuring officers, while property damage surged including a governor’s home. Two hundred forty detainees were paraded to the public jails as American residents fled.
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Tex
Luis Terrazas
Chihuahua
Terrazas
McClellan Boom Sparks Democratic City Committee Split
At a Democratic City Committee meeting last night the McClellan mayoral boom drew universal opposition except from Manhattan delegates. Hawkes Parsons allies in the XXV District demand George R. Manchester resign as Republican County Committee secretary. C C Nadal argues District Attorney Jerome's letter undercuts renomination of Mayor Low. Fusion leaders question Jerome's statements. Resolutions keep focus on decency and city finances amid graft fears, launching Lewis Nixon as Democratic mayoral candidate.
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Democratic City Committee
Manhattan
Hawkes-Parsons
George R. Manchester
Republican County Committee
C. C. Nadal
Jerome
Low
Fusion
Lewis Nixon
Fusion fight rocks Brooklyn Democrats for mayor ticket
At the Democratic Club meeting in Brooklyn, leaders debated nominating Colonel McClellan against independent voters. Murphy stayed silent as speakers urged a high class city ticket to win Brooklyn and the county, with Haffen and Kenney among those pressing reforms and businesslike governance.
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Democratic City Committee
Democratic Club
Charles F. Murphy
Brooklyn
Bronx
Richmond
Queens
Murphy
Colonel McClellan
Philadelphia
Old City
Shepard
Tammany Hall
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Shea
McCarren
Shevlin
Kings County
Thomas F. Smith
Manhattan
York
James J. Martin
Daniel F. McMahon
Louis F. Haffen
Eugene J. McGuire
New York
Edward M. Muller
Judge Kenney
Franklin C. Vitt
Daniel Campbell
Arthur H. Yetman
Joseph Meyerose
M. J. Goldner
George H. Creed
Joseph Cassidy
Philip Cronin
Bernard J. York
Haffen
Fusion
Board of Estimate
Tammany
Kenney
Mr. Smith
Mr. York
Sym
Coler
Jer
Janst Company
Metropolitan Democratic Club Launches Nixon Mayor Bid
The Metropolit an Democratic Club launched Lewis Nixon as a mayoral candidate with an anti red light platform at Astor House yesterday. Chief promoter Charles Hughes is named, while no Tammany district leaders are connected to the movement.
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Astor House
Metropolitan Democratic Club
Tammany District
Charles Hughes
Democratic Club
Nadal Replies To Jerome Over Low Nomination
Charles Nadal of the Citizens Union sent a reply to Mr. Jerome regarding his opposition to the renomination of Mr. Low. Nadal notes the Jerome letter was delayed in mailing and says he did not think a reply was needed. The exchange continues on the newspaper’s second page.
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Charles ©. Nadal
Citizens Union
Mr. Jerome
Low
Jerome
Mr. Nadal
Parson faction moves to oust Manchester in XXVth District
The Hawkes Parsons Republicans in the XXVth Assembly District issue a warning to Secretary George R. Manchester to retire at term end or face attack. Parsons backers claim right to force his retirement, linking it to the Eureka Cement Company deal and casting new light on XXVth District politics with figures like Bronson Winthrop and Frank D. Sturges and party allies.
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Birrell-Weekes
Alderman Parsons
Bronson Winthrop
William H.addams
Frank D. Sturges
George R. Manchester
Republican County Committee
Manchester
Eureka Cement Company
Parsons
Congress
Xilith
Francis Burton Harrison
Hawkes
Elihu Root
William H. Wadhams
Wadhams
Navy
Thomas Quinn
Birrell
Mr. Manchester
Howard Conkling
Roscoe Conkling
John A. Weekes, Jr
Conkling
Job E. Hedges
Xith
Charles A. Hess
General Greene
Mr. Conkling
Parsons- Hawkes
Elsberg
James W. Perry
Congressman Harrison
Perry
Goddard
Xxth
Midshipmen Pledge To Stop Hazing At Annapolis
Commander J Badger acting superintendent at the Naval Academy says he will pursue any midshipman proven to participate in hazing. No arrests have been made. He exacted a pledge from all midshipmen not to molest fourth class members until the new school year begins, with vigorous action planned to stamp out hazing.
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Annapolis
J Badger
Brownson
Naval Academy
Badger
Grandduke's Gift Refused by Richmond Sister
Mrs Nannie Langhorne Shaw sister of Mrs Charles Dana Gibson refuses a diamond brooch sent by Grandduke Michael of Russia. The jewel arrived at the Custom House and begins its return to Russia after her months abroad with her mother Mrs DD Langhorne and meetings in London.
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Richmond
Nannie Langhorne Shaw
Charles Dana Gibson
Grandduke Michael
Russia
Custom House
President Roosevelt arrives in Jersey City on special train
President Roosevelt returning from Antietam arrived in Jersey City yesterday morning at 653 am. The Presidential car was attached to Governor Murphy's special train on the Pennsylvania Railroad. A note mentions a cheap rate to Atlantic City via the same line and trains schedule details, referencing West Broadway and Cedarburg Streets.
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Antietam
Jersey City
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