Coler Emerges in Brooklyn Delegation Push
Brooklyn leaders led by James Shevlin and Senator P. H. McCarren pressed for Coler with Tammany Hall chief Croker. They argued Coler’s strength grows and vowed to back him to the City Convention, with Manhattan and Queens likely to join the bloc. The City Committee planned to discuss mayoral candidates tonight.
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Coler
Tammany Hall
James Shevlin
Brooklyn
Democratic Club
Mr. Shevlin
Shevlin
John McCarty
P. H. McCarren
Andrew McLean
Croker
Hugh McLaughlin
Mr. Croker
Mr. Coler
McLaughlin
Queens
Richmond
Manhattan
State Committee
Lewis Nixon
Bird S. Coler
Justice Barett
Justice Giegerich
Mayor van Wyck
Moment and Merger Stories From Brooklyn Presbytery
Mrs. Benjamin F. Stephens led a motion for ending Rev. Dr. Alfred H. Moment’s association with Immanuel Presbyterian Church after charges of immorality. Dr. Robert Meredith would replace Moment as pastor, following a dispute with his brother, Rev. R. Meredith.
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Benjamin F. Stephens
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Flatbush
Europe
Alfred H. Moment
Brooklyn
Beprens
Dr. Moment
Stephens
Moment
Robert Meredith
Farkave
Tompkins Avenue
Dole Probe Topics Dominate Knox Roosevelt Meeting
Washington reports Attorney-General Knox and President Roosevelt discussed Justice Department affairs for about an hour. They touched on the Philippine insular litigation and the fourteen diamond rings case awaiting a Supreme Court decision after its October session.
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THE
Tribune
Washington
Knox
Department of Justice
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court
Griggs
New Jersey
Richards
Noyes
Alaska
Humphreys
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Hawaiian Bar Association
Ole
Nome
Judge Noyes
United States Circuit Court of California
Pacific Coast
Dole May Have Resigned
The story circulating since the Sierra arrived in San Francisco suggests Governor Dole resigned just before the Honolulu steamer left. It claims the resignation was given to passenger Henry E. Cooper to deliver to the President. Cooper and Judge A S Hartwell left for Washington on Wednesday evening.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Dole
Henry E. Cooper
Cooper
A. S. Hartwell
Washington
Cloudburst Kills Thirteen Prospectors in Presidio County
In Presidio County near Alameta Creek headwaters a September 25 cloudburst washed a wall of water twenty feet high through two prospecting camps. Thirteen men drowned while sleeping. six bodies recovered with seven feared swept into the Rio Grande.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alameta Creek
Presidio County
Rio Grande
Three Die as Coal Bins Collapse at Wyckoff Brewery
In Brooklyn yesterday a bin collapse at Welz and Czerweck’s brewery during coal loading killed Joseph York, thirty three, and injured Frank O’Donnell with rib and ankle fractures. Injured workers William Zimmerman, Henry Schneider, and Thomas White were hospitalized. several others left for home after treatment.
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Welz & Czerweck’'s
Wyckoff
Myrtle Aves
Brooklyn
Joseph York
Frank O'Donnell
St. Catherine's Hospital
William Zimmerman
Long Island City
Henry Schneider
Irvingave
Thomas White
Ellery St
German Hospital
Fixed Cola Adverts Suggest Removal With JAINE'S EXPECTORANT
An advertisement notes that the fixed cola can be removed using JAINE'S EXPECTORANT. The line presents a product claim in a vintage ad style without further details.
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Jaine
Broadway Car Crash Leaves Dozens Hurt On 34th Street
A Broadway electric car with passengers collided with a cross-town car at Thirty-fourth Street. Seven were taken to New York Hospital with various injuries while others escaped or refused aid. Motorman Charlies Conway narrowly survived, claiming a stuck lever caused the high-speed crash.
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Broadway
Thirty-fourth St
New York Hospital
Charlies Conway
Conway
Thirty-fifth St
Hopkins
M'Caffrey
James
West Twenty-fourth St
Weil
Theodore
West Thirty-first St
Mary
Bessie
Thirty-fourth-st.ear
Charles Wintgen
Big oil field in Wyoming decision suspends townships
Washington reports Assistant Commissioner Richards of the General Land Office has suspended 42 townships from agricultural entry in the Douglas land district, adding to 24 already suspended earlier. The action targets areas appearing to hold oil in paying quantities, while four townships previously suspended are relieved.
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Washington
Wyoming
Richards
General Land Office
Douglas Land District
Shamrock Columbia Race Sails Fluctuating Wind at Start
Report covers Thursday start of yacht race between Shamrock and Columbia. Forecasted easterlies failed to materialize, wind light, crews discuss tactics and early lead, with Sir Thomas Lipton seeking a brisk breeze and Sir Thomas stating satisfaction with course discipline.
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Weather Bureau
Lipton
Shamrock
Thomas Ratsey
Sycamore
Erin
Columbia
Charles Barr
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Watson
Mr. Jameson
J. P. Hilliard
Royal Clyde Yacht Club
Barr
Citizens Union to Launch Campaign with Lantern Slides
The Citizens Union will open its municipal campaign next Saturday at Cooper Union with Seth Low and other fusion candidates. Lantern slides and photographs will be shown to rail against Tammany, highlighting tenement abuses, police and school failures, and inflated rents in Bronx Park properties.
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Seth Low
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Fornes
Cooper Union
Mr. Low
Police
Democratic Club
Tammany
Citizens Union
Bronx Park
Houston
Lewis, Third
Manhattan Sts
Lower East Side
Lipton Hopeful Despite Public Doubt Over Shamrock II
London reporting Sir Thomas Lipton sends cables that he is very hopeful about Shamrock II’s chances against Columbia for the America’s Cup. Daily papers note mixed judgments from The St James's Gazette Pall Mall Gazette The Saturday Review and The Field on weather conditions race performance and national sentiment.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock II
Columbia
St. James's Gazette
Pall Mall Gazette
Shamrock
Saturday Review
Storm threatens coast as Savannah reports high tides
The coastal storm neared Savannah with winds of 35 mph and three foot tides flooding streets. shipping was held in port. Sullivan's Island lost electric rail tracks to blowing sand. rice planters along the Savannah River faced heavy damage as freshet and tidewater rose, threatening dikes and further losses.
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Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
Sullivan's Island
Savannah
Savannah River
Augusta
Tybee
Low's Telling Blows at Tammany for New York Mayor Bid
Seth Low accepts Citizens Union nomination for Mayor of New York in a bold anti-Tammany pledge. He denounces Richard Croker as a public plunderer and urges massive voter registration to defeat Tammany in a high‑stakes battle for city government.
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Washington
New York
Royal Blue
Met of Liberty
South Ferry
Richard Croker
Seth Low
Citizens Union
Messrs. Grout and
Foernes
Board of Aldermen
George Haven Putnam
Haven
Putnam
Low
Edward M. Grout
Grout
Tammany Hall
Charess V. Fornes
Mr. Low
Sixty-fourth-st
Madison-ave
Madison Ave
Mr. Putnam
Columbia
Wantage
Nomination speech by Putnam for Mr Low mayoral bid
The Citizens Union of Greater New York nominates Mr Low for mayor. Putnam declares the election hinges on redeeming the city and securing a responsive, community directed administration with supervision over government departments to protect the public.
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Citizens Union of Greater
Weather Fine at the Pan American Exposition
Exposition at its best with low rates and ample hotel room. Visitors are urged to inquire through New York Central or West Shore ticket agents for details. Adyi notes easy access and good accommodations.
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New York Central
West Shore
Pen
Adyi
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Flatbush Church
British Tobacco Company
PROMI
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American Tobacco Company
Oxyden’s Limited
Messrs. Grout, Low and Fornes
Citizens Union Notification Committee
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Lever
Crosstown
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Big
Philippines
China
Japan
Overland Limited
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Southern Pacific
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Hank Haff
Wringe
Robert Wringe
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George III
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