Fusion Outlook Dim as City Ticket Talks Continue
The fusion forces deliberations focus on mayoral candidates with a 3 pm nominating meeting and a possible adjournment. Republicans press for a straight nomination, while Citizens Union insists on Jerome or ex Senator Ford, with tensions over District Attorney and anti Tam many pledges.
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Citizens Union
John Ford
Jerome
Judge Seabury
Ford
Fusion
William Halpin
Republican County Committee
Halpin
Odell
Republican State Committee
Samuel Seapury
Tammany
F. M. Shmson
S Y
Municipal Ownership League
Tammany May Nominate War Ley Platzek For Posts
Ex Senator Thomas F Donnelly seen as likely for President of the Board of Aldermen to succeed Ve Fornes while M Warley Platzek, a Crok Old Guard figure, is favored for Justice of the Supreme Court to replace Gildersleeve. The names reflect Murphy machine influence and internal party maneuvering in New York.
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Thomas F. Donnelly
Murphy Machine
Board of Aldermen
Charles Ve Fornes
M. Warley Platzek
Democratic Club
Crok~ Old Guard
The
Supreme Court
Justice Gildersleeve
One Night to Chicago The New York Central Limited
The Twentieth Century Limited offers a 2:30 p m departure from New York and 8 a m arrival in Chicago next day. It covers 964 miles in 18 hours making it the fastest ride in the world.
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Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
New York
Chicago
Praise for Rockefeller Honored by Cleveland Guests
Cleveland crowd at Forest Hill greets John D Rockefeller with warm esteem through Andrew Squire and L F Holden. Squire lauds Rockefeller's business leadership and the Standard Oil example, while Rockefeller urges young men to seek higher goals and service beyond wealth. Mrs. Rockefeller attends.
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Cleveland
John D Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Andrew Squire
L. F. Holden
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Mrs. Rockefeller
Mr. Squire
Squire
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Electric shock lineman survives after 2000 volts
William Brown a Louisville Lighting Company lineman was shocked while working on a tele graph pole at 15th and Market streets. A current of 2000 volts passed through his body for about five minutes before he was lowered to the ground and walked to Dr. Ewing Marshall’s office with only burns reported.
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The
Tribune
Louisville
William Brown
Louisville Lighting Company
15Th and Market Sts
Ewing Marshall
Brown
Typhoid Quarantine Enforced at Annapolis Naval Academy
Due to spreading typhoid fever and diphtheria at the Naval Academy, a strict quarantine is in effect and midshipmen are prohibited from leaving the grounds.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Taxed Phipps Gift Spurs Allegheny Sale Flagged
Pittsburg reports Allegheny city schedules sale of Henry Phipps donated playground to pay delinquent taxes totaling 2155 dollars 78 cents. Phipps financial agent says taxes will be paid before sale and plans to discontinue playgrounds with warehouses set to rise on the site.
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Pittsburg
Will Allows Legacy If Heirs Save Money
The will of Harmon J. Rood of Brookfield Virginia probated in Denver leaves $000 to each nephew and niece with a condition that each niece save 50 and each nephew $509 before inheriting. Use of tea coffee tobacco intoxicants vulgar language bicycles or automobiles cuts each bequest by half.
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Denver
Harmon J. Rood
Brookfield
Foot Ball Player Hollenback Breaks Leg at Franklin Field
W Hollenback of Philadelphia University of Penney suffered a right leg fracture above the ankle during football practice at Franklin Field. He was on the second squad when a tackle from behind during a run around the varsity right end caused a hard fall.
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W. Hollenback
Philadelphia
University of Penney
Franklin Field
Hollenback
Insurance bond deals explained amid conflict notes
A report outlines discrepancies in insurance companies bond arrangements and provides explanations. The article notes related pages and cross references to the ongoing financial issues across the paper.
Hungarians Restive Fears Of Hasty Action
Budapest reports worsen daily as radical elements threaten to overwhelm moderates. Kossuth backed coalition aims to form a unified party with Apponyi and Banff while conservatives hesitate to push to irreversible confrontation. Rumors of a resignation and new cabinet swirl amid cautious leaders and editorials.
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Francis Kossuth
Kossuth
Count Apponyi
Baron Banff
Daily Telegraph
Budapest
Turbulent Session Over Hungarian Suffrage Talks in Vienna
The Lower House faced a Social-Democratic uproar as Premier Baron Gautsch von Frankenthurn defended the government approach to Hungary. He urged honoring the commercial treaty timetable and warned Austrian steps to protect Austrian interests if Hungary rejected Austrian views. The 1806 budget was introduced by the Finance Minister with revenue of 364,405,482 and expenditure of 363,508,442 dollars.
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Vienna
Baron Gautsch von Frankenthurn
Hungary
Woman rode bumpers on freight trains to Yonkers
Blanche West twenty five journeys from San Francisco to Yonkers where she says her father lives. She was arrested in Denver dressed in ragged men's clothes. She claimed her husband abused her and vowed to work here to earn money to return home properly dressed. Judge Lindsey of the Juvenile Court prompted her to stay until she can afford to go home.
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the Tribune
Denver
San Francisco
Yonkers
N. Y
Blanche West
Lindsey
Gomez Hints at Revolt in Cuba Political Move
Havana September 24 Governor Jose Miguel Gomez Liberal candidate for the Presidency says he would urge dissolving the Liberal party as United States backing Palma sustains the established government. An order by Secretary Andrade orders arrest and deportation of Italian agitator Jose Pinnino for libelous remarks at a Liberal meeting. The move triggers debate over constitutional authority.
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Havana
José Miguel Gomez
Santa Clara
Liberal Party
United States
Palma
Andrade
José Pinnino
Palme
Railway link to the Pacific via Guerrero reported
Mexico City reports plans to connect by rail to the Pacific coast through Guerrero. The route would run to Acapulco with ore shipments by water later. Acapulco is described as a rough ride and the project aims to boost coastal trade.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
Acapulcan
Prades
Acapulco
Morocco Dispute Ends With French Victory
Paris reports a semi official note after a long foreign office conference. The negotiators fully back France on the Moroccan situation and outline decisions on a state bank a police force and arms imports. France keeps frontier policing rights and financial operation preferences. The Sultan loan will be shared among France Germany and a third power.
Citizens Union weighs circular to bar tainted money
In a quiet city committee meeting the Citizens Union discussed a proposal to mail a circular emblem of the Statue of Liberty to all parties canvassing candidates. The letter would urge pledges not to accept contributions from insurance firms, traction companies, or gas companies. Leaders were cautious, saying the idea could boost reform and extend the insurance probe’s impact without harming the Union’s own funds.
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Citizens Union
Reform
Statue of Liberty
Socialist-Labor Party
Tammany
Aeronaut narrowly escapes herd goring at state fair
Miss Belmont performing balloon ascensions at the Wisconsin State fair on September 26 narrowly escaped severe injury when her landing took her into a pasture. Red tights drew the Holstein herd which gored at her as Marshal Winterling on horseback repelled the animals and carried her to safety. She suffered bad bruises.
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the Tribune
Jefferson, Wis
Miss Belmont
Marshal Winterling
Baltimore Democrats at Sea
Baltimore Democrats doubt their stance on a disfranchising amendment. State Senate and House candidates hesitate to oppose the party convention while weighing political risk. A conference among nominees may set a definite line of action amid warfield opponents and German-voted concerns.
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Tribune
Baltimore
State Senate
House of Delegates
Gorman
Warfield
Murder on Cutter Saveia in Solomon Islands
Details reach Honolulu of the killing of W. Finlayson aboard the fifteen ton cutter Saveia near Vella Laveila. Native crew overpowered him bound him and killed him with spears before looting the vessel and attempting to sail it to their village. Captain Olen then reclaimed the cutter and removed the crew from the scene.
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Iby
the Tribune
Honolulu
San Francisco
Solomon Islands
W. Finlayson
Finlayson
Saveia
Vella Laveila
Olen
Nm Frons
Senator Platt and wife arrive in Washington
Senator and Mrs. Platt of New York arrived in Washington this evening from the West. The Senator went to his room at once and declined to receive visitors.
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Senator Platt
Washington
Zemstvo and municipal councils press for universal suffrage
Moscow reports the Zemstvo and municipal congress chaired by Prince Doizerouki demanding general suffrage and equal rights for all citizens. The program calls for personal rights, abolition of guardianship over villages, dissolution of Zemski Natchalnik, national assembly with direct universal suffrage, and Siberian delegates seek timely elections for the first imperial Douma.
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Moscow
Zemstvos
Doizerouki
Tiflis Doums
Tiflis
Imperial
Douma
Zemski Natchalnik
Congress
Siberia
Russian loan settled plan splits Paris and Berlin
Paris reports in informed circles that a new Russian loan of about 175 million dollars will be divided between Paris and Berlin. The arrangement, already practically concluded, signals coordinated financing between the two cities and Russia.
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Paris
Berlin
Flagler Car Hits Girl In Mamaroneck Street
Henry M Flagler automobile struck twelve year old Adeline Dellia on Main Street in Mamaroneck as she ran across the road. The car did not kill her and doctors reported no broken bones though she was unconscious briefly. The party proceeded to the station after ensuring medical care.
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Henry M. Flagler
Adeline Dellia
Mamaroneck
Flagler
Pencil in Appendix Leads to Surgery for Man
Chicago report says Robert Hanners a baker visited County Hospital claiming he swallowed a lead pencil two years ago. Doctors diagnosed appendicitis and operated. a five inch sharpened pencil was found embedded in the appendix. Hanners expects recovery.
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Chicago
Robert Hanners
Hanners
Posse After Murderer In Georgia Country
A Bryan County Sheriff leads a nighttime posse to hunt Wil E B Sims a desperado who four weeks ago killed a train conductor who refused him a ride He has since terrorized locals and raided neighbors for food and money with a Winchester Friday night he killed an old negro and wounded his son An inquest occurred as Sims sent an open letter to the jury challenging them to come into the woods and get him
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Savannah
Bryan County
Wil E B. Sims
Julius Lansbury
Sims
Winchester
Union strike ratified over closed shop demand in New York
The joint executive board of the Piano and Organ Workers Unions of Greater New York ratified a plan to strike on October 1 if a closed shop demand is not granted. Jacob Fischer said a circular letter was sent to employers seeking a conference to avoid a strike. If refused, the strike will affect one piano and organ workers and take effect immediately.
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Join
Piano and Organ Workers’ Unions
Greater New York
Jacob Fischer
Britain and Japan seal new East Asia security pact
London reports a signed treaty between Great Britain and Japan dated August 12 outlining a defensive alliance. The pact commits both powers to protect mutual interests in Eastern Asia and India, maintain China’s territorial integrity, and stipulates neutrality unless drawn into war.
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Great Britain
Japan
Lord Lansdowne
Baron Hayashi
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Paris
Far East
India
Mornin
Eastern
Asia
China
Corea
Russia
Charlies Hardinge
East
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