Waldo Mayoralty Beaten Witnesses Testify On Quit Civil Service
The Ip Curran committee resumes public sessions at City Hall this afternoon. Witnesses include Domes Creviman and fellow commissioners as they probe why Waldo quit the Civil Service guard and how crooks entered the force. The inquiry also weighs whether politics affected the police department under Mayor Gaynor.
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Morning News Briefs Stir in Republican Cah Ambitions
Local briefs touch on Cah dig up Waido ambitions and Belter bound with scattered notes on political moves. Mentions Lincoln era themes and Washington discussions as well as prices and merchants in foreign and misc sections.
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Bulgaria on the Eve of War With Turkey
St. Petersburg reports Bulgaria unified in declaring war against Turkey. The army is mobilizing, railways guarded, frontier commerce restricted, and export of cattle halted. King Ferdinand’s diplomacy is pressured by pro war sentiment. The Kotschana massacre and Albanian uprisings fuel Bulgarian resolve as Greece and Serbia eye Turkish challenges. Russia and Allied powers loom as balancing forces amid Triple Alliance tensions.
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Roosevelt Resigns From New York Republican Club
A meeting of the executive committee at the club on West 4th Street accepted Theodore Roosevelt's resignation as chair of the New York City Republican club after thirty years of service. The action followed discussions of party matters, including the club's stance on a reform slate and Taft’s renomination, with no public regret expressed. The resignation letter gave no explanation, raising speculation he opposed the party’s direction.
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Rubber from whiskey sparks chemistry claim in Chicago
Dr BL A Bernson of Heidelberg University heads a delegation in Chicago for the eighth annual International Congress of Applied Chemistry. He asserts rubber has been made from whiskey for years using fermentation techniques to extract oils and substitute for natural rubber, claiming experimental labs in Germany pioneered the process with significant success.
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Progress on Panama Canal Locks Near Fall Elevation
Panama chief engineer reports progress on the canal with the upper approach wall of the vo Migues locks left to its fall elevation along the entire length.
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Jeweller Robbery Bound Up With Large Loss Reported
George Richman described a jewelry store robbery at No. 111 Second Avenue where two or three assailants struck about ten minutes before 10 am. A big red automobile and a woman were seen nearby. cash and jewelry valued at $4,820 were taken, and Richman was bound with a towel and gagged. Police, including Detectives Towenfeld and Allen, questioned witnesses while guarding the scene.
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Osenfeld
Vanderbilts Welcome A New Son Amid Turbulent Family Ties
A son to Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mr. Jatt is announced from Surrey England. The long Vanderbilt marriage web includes divorces and remarriages among Wall Street magnates, with settlements and titles shaping a sprawling New York dynastic saga.
Westinghouse Aids Mrs Jackson After Lengthy Night
Westinghouse aided Mrs Jackson by sending a special car and crew to Lenox to install springs on her automobile so she could take a physician ordered ride. The work required New York access, prompting coordination with Charter Mellon and Haven Railroad president. Mrs Jackson suffers heart trouble, prompting urgent action. Commander Richard D. White presented credentials in Vienna as a diplomatic attaché and recalled Taft’s 30 year old Vienna visit.
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Great Day for Eels Along Horizon River
Prahermen report a bumper eel run from Hillstinge to Larrytown with over a thousand eels captured. About three hundred men fished from banks and boats, with eel weights reaching five pounds and lengths over a foot. Crabs plentiful this season as well.
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Dance masters vote to curb ragtime output
A convention of dancing masters on Sept. 22 in session here votes to curb ragtime music. They blame it for dancing fads like the griaaly beer, bunny hug and turkey trot and will urge music publishers to stop producing such pieces.
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Militant suffragette clash in Dublin meeting
A disorderly suffragette gathering in Dublin featured a letter from Mrs Mary Leigh written after her release from Mountjoy prison on health grounds. She claimed Evans, serving five years for an assault on a theatre, would soon seek a loan to aid her release, with the outcome to be decided by victory or death.
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Death by own action hoax in Los Angeles tale collapses
A reported death pact involving Nilex A. Folsom and Thelma Bartee from San Diego proved false. Urban rumor claimed they leapt to death in a car near a precipice over unrequited love, but Folsom was confirmed alive in Los Angeles and no fatal crash occurred.
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Free Field for All at Saratoga
Saratoga Springs September 22 reports a Republican State Convention opening Wednesday noon. Leaders flood the scene with many gubernatorial candidates, including Wadsworth, Stimson, Whitman, and Hinman, amid factional debate on the ticket while Barnes defends constitutional governance and unity remains elusive.
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