Ten injured as Bowery third avenue elevated crash blocks traffic
Slippery rails and air brakes failure caused a rear end collision on the Third Avenue elevated line near Third Street and the Bowery. Ten were injured, eight to thirty years old, with cuts and contusions. Front and rear platforms damaged, the fourth car derailed. Ambulances and police aided victims as traffic stalled for repairs and repairs delayed trains by about an hour.
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Governor Hughes Attacks Bryan and Endorses Taft
Governor Hughes, touring Indiana, argues Bryan would bring business disaster while Taft would continue Roosevelt prosperity. He praises the Supreme Court and predicts four vacancies, urging voters to entrust four future picks to Taft, the best qualified president to appoint judges.
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United States
May Be Coast Rate War Between Lines for Isthmian Staff
The Hamburg American Line announced a 25 percent fare cut on Atlas service for Isthmian Canal Commission employees with letters from the Canal Zone chief quartermaster for travel between New York and Colon. The move follows vacation-time policy changes boosting passenger traffic and signals possible rate competition with Royal Mail Line and the Panama Railroad Steamship Line, though Panama’s ships still fill at lower existing rates.
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Isthmus
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Prizes for P R R men announced on inspection trip
General Manager Atterbury and about two hundred Fenn Sylvenia Railroad officers depart Jersey City for a two day inspection over the main line to Pittsburgh. In Harrisburg he will announce special prizes totaling 5400 dollars for supervisors and assistant supervisors who kept the track in the most perfect condition during the year.
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Hughes's Western Itinerary From Governor Hughes Tour Plan
Senator Dixon announced the completed itinerary for Governor Hughes of New York. The schedule lists October 5 La Crosse Wisconsin in the morning and St Paul at night. October 6 Watertown South Dakota morning and Omaha night. October 7 Lincoln Nebraska morning and Wichita with a Topeka stop during the day. October 9 Pittsburg Kansas morning and Kansas City. October 16 Alton Illinois morning and Chicago at night. Travel is by special train with stops at intervening points.
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Governor to Speak Here Thursday at Earl Hall
Governor Hughes will address Columbia University Republican students at Earl Hall on Thursday afternoon. The talk will stress college men in politics with other speakers including Herbert Parsons, Congressman Bennet, and Alexander Brough. Hughes will also speak at five Bronx and Manhattan venues Thursday night.
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Speakers schedule at Camp Hughes and 19th Street
Three day event in The Bronx features Carl Hauser and Isaac Fuld on Thursday, R. H. Moore and Samuel S. Koenig the Republican candidate for Secretary of State on Friday, and Julius M. Mayer J. Leslie Gossin and A. L. Blair on Saturday.
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Bronx
Carl Hauser
Isaac Fuld
R. H. Moore
Samuel S. Koenig
Julius M. Mayer
J. Leslie Gossin
A. L. Blair
Debaters Decide New York's Fate In Metropolitan Debate
A spirited night debate at the Metropolitan Temple weighed whether New York would benefit from Democratic gains. Republicans urged law and honesty while Democrats invoked women’s support. Accusations about Hearst, Murphy, McCarren, and Ryan surfaced as speakers argued on court reforms and anti corporation measures. Gherardi Davis defended Gov Hughes’s veto on a 5 cent Coney Island fare. Ex-Judge W H Wadhams praised the public service law against corporations.
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Murphy
McCarren
Ryan
Democrats nominate Mor ris for Congress against Cocks
Munson Morris of the Meadow Brook Hunt Club, a Wheatley Hills neighbor of Clarence H. Mackay, was chosen by the Democrats today to run for Congress opposite Representative Cocks who is likely to be renominated.
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Long Island
Munson Morris
Meadow Brook
Principal Clash Over De Witt Clinton Choice
Board of Education committee and Board of Superintendents dispute whether Arthur M. Wolfson or Ernest von Nordroff should be principal of De Witt Clinton High School. Wolfson has led for 18 months but faces opposition from teachers. von Nordroff is favored by the other side. A deadlock remains with no decision.
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Frederic R. Coudert
Francis W. Crowninshield
George Freifeld
John Greene
Thomas J. Higgins
Alrick H. Man
Dennis J. McDonald
Frank H. Partridge
de Witt Clinton
Stuyvesant High School
James F. Wilson
Frank L. Rollins
Albany
Rollins
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Stuyvesant
Cholera Decreases in St. Petersburg Hospitals
Cholera cases and deaths in municipal hospitals decline for the latest 24 hours, with 263 new cases and 192 deaths. Eight attendants are ill, while panic grips staff. A Pavlovsk Military Academy student dies, Baroness von Muller is ill, and Premier Stolypin censures the mayor over hospital conditions demanding immediate remedial reports.
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Stolypin
Lord Tweedmouth Resigns From Government Post
London reports Lord Tweedmouth, Lord President of the Council, has resigned due to ill health. His mental state shows improvement, after a June 6 rest cure following a nervous breakdown. The collapse was linked to his handling of naval policy and correspondence with Emperor William.
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House of Lords
William
Great Britain
Mrs T W Pierce Sued In Texas Rancher Case
Hempstead Long Island Sept 28 Mrs Thomas W Pierce faces a civil action in Supreme Court Mineola filed by Patrick Jones a Texas rancher who summers here He leased his Meadow Brook house to Pierce last fall she left before lease end and the home was robbed including the kitchen stove Jones says he spent nearly 1000 to replace stolen items but suit seeks 500 Pierce contends she left the property in good condition and denies responsibility Robberies occurred during her occupancy with thieves later convicted and fresh break ins noted.
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Republicans Nominate Candidates for Congress and Assembly
James W. Winterbottom of the 5th Assembly District is expected as the Republican candidate for Congress to oppose Daniel J. Riordan in the 6th District. Gustave Hartman likely to run against Representative Sulzer in the 18th. Franklin P. Adams may face Francis B. Harrison in the 16th. Bernard Robinson, a lawyer at 84 Pine Street, seeks the Assembly seat in the 24th District, hoping to defeat Alfred G. Smith in a Democratic stronghold.
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City College
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Fleet Nears Manila as Atlantic Force Links With Zamboanga
Wireless contact established between the Atlantic battleship fleet and Zamboanga station at 8 45 this morning. Zamboanga heard calls from the Connecticut last night but failed to receive answering signals. Governor General Smith received a telegram from Zamboanga stating the fleet would pass Basilan Channel Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Panther repair ship reported through the channel.
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Navy keeps Manila Bay visit amid cholera talk
The Atlantic fleet will not skip Manila Bay on cholera grounds. Rear Admiral Sperry will coord wireless health checks before Manila entry to judge leave risks. If danger is found, ships may move to another Philippine anchorage and resume battle practice.
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American fleet passes Cape Mandar en route to Manila
Reports from Celebes Island indicate the American battleship fleet sailing toward Manila went past Cape Mandar on the island's east coast yesterday morning.
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Dalai Lama Arrives at Ting-Chow in Pe-Chi-Li Province
The Dalai Lama, escorted by eighty, arrived in Ting-Chow near Pao-Ting-Fu after wandering Northern China since 1964. Chinese officials seek his return to Tibet for reforms while the Lama resists. Crowds greet him as yellow-sand processions and royal ceremony preparations unfold. The entourage has unsettled locals, with tensions over succession and Beijing’s aim to install the Tashi Lama in Lhasa. Police tighten security, anticipating further political maneuvering.
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Dalai Lama
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Pao- Ting-Fu
China
Francis Younghusband
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Pao-Ting-Fu
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Tashi Lama
Mongolia
Wutai-Shan
Japan to Withdraw Troops From North China
Tokio reports Japan plans to pull back a large portion of its corps stationed in North China, keeping only a small force at Peking and Tien-Tsin. Registration for elections occurs on October 5, 6, 10, and 12 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. for all voters.
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Tien-Tsin
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