Ten Hurt In Bowery Third Ave Elevated Collision
A rear end crash on the Third Avenue elevated line between Bowery and Fifth Street injured ten people and disrupted rush hour service. Trains were slow approaching a curve when a southbound train braked hard, being struck by a following car. Injuries ranged from contusions to cuts. ambulances and police assisted passengers to stations as crews replaced broken brake components and traffic was diverted.
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Hughes on Bryan Taft clash in Indiana campaign stop
Governor Hughes argued that Bryan would bring business disaster while Taft would continue Roosevelt era prosperity. He praised Roosevelt, praised Taft as a capable judge and future president, and warned of four imminent Supreme Court vacancies. He urged voters to elect Taft to uphold stable governance and proper court appointments.
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Hamburg American Line Eyes Isthmian Commission Freight
The Hamburg American Line plans a 25 percent fare cut on Atlas steamers for Isthmian Canal Commission employees with a signed letter from the canal zone chief quartermaster. The move aims to win passenger business from the Panama Railroad Steamship Line, spurring talk of a rate war with Royal Mail Line.
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Prizes for P R R men announced on inspection trip
General Manager Atterbury and about two hundred Pennsylvan ia Railroad officers depart Jersey City for a two day main line inspection to Pittsburgh. In Harrisburg he will announce a series of special prizes totaling 5400 dollars for Supervisors and assistant supervisors who kept the track in most perfect condition during the year.
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Hughes on the Gubernatorial Tour Itinerary
Senator Dixon announced the completed itinerary for Governor Hughes of New York. The trip begins October 5 in La Crosse Wisconsin with a morning stop in St Paul at night, then Watertown South Carolina and Omaha, with further dates in Lincoln Wichita Topeka Pittsburg Kansas City Alton and Chicago. The journey will use a special train with stops at intervening points.
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Governor to Speak Here Thursday at Columbia Event
Governor Hughes will address Columbia University Republican students at Earl Hall Thursday afternoon, focusing on college men in politics. Congressman Bennet Herbert Parsons and Alexander Brough are among expected speakers at 4 p.m. The governor also plans five tonight meetings across The Bronx at McKinley Square Camp Hughes Camp Taft Bethel AME West 25th Street and Lenox Assembly Rooms.
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2D Street
Busy Days at Camp Hughes in The Bronx
Busy events planned at Camp Hughes located at 169th Street and Melrose Avenue in The Bronx. On Thursday Carl Hauser and Isaac Fuld speak, Friday features R. H. Moore and Samuel S. Koenig the Republican candidate for Secretary of State, and Saturday presents Julius M. Mayer J. Leslie Gossin and A. L. Blair as speakers.
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Bronx
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Debaters Decide New York Fate at Metropolitan Temple
A spirited debate last night at the Metropolitan Temple weighed whether New York would gain or lose by Democratic success. Republicans argued law and honesty while Democrats invoked the voters’ moral question and attention to women in the audience.
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Democrats nominate Mor ris for Congress in Meadow Brook district
Hempsteed Long Island September 28 Munson Morris a Meadow Brook Hunt Club member and Wheatley Hills neighbor of Clarence H Mackay was chosen today by the Democrats to run for Congress against Representative Cocks likely to be renominated.
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Representative Cocks
Conflicting Selections for De Witt Clinton Principal
Dispute between the Board of Education committee and the Board of Superintendents over appointing De Witt Clinton High School principal. Wolfson has acted for eighteen months and enjoys pupil favor but faces teacher opposition. Von Nardroff is supported by the superintendents and a majority of the committee. A deadlock follows with no decision after a tentative conference.
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Francis W. Crowninshield
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John Greene
Thomas J. Higgins
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Frank H. Partridge
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Erasmus High School
Brooklyn
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Frank L. Rollins
Albany
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Stuyvesant
Cholera Decreases in St Petersburg Hospitals
Cholera cases in the municipal hospitals drop to 263 new and 102 deaths in the past twenty four hours compared with 268 cases and 143 deaths yesterday. Eight attendants are ill and others panic. A Pavlovsk Academy student dies. Baroness von Muller is among the stricken. Premier Stolypin censures the mayor over hospital conditions and seeks an immediate report on remedial measures.
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Lord Tweedmouth Resigns After Ill Health
London reports Lord Tweedmouth, Lord President of the Council, has resigned due to ongoing ill health. His mental condition showed improvement, with a June announcement noting a rest cure after a nervous breakdown. The collapse was linked to his correspondence with Emperor William over Britain’s naval policy.
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Mrs T W Pierce Sued In Texas Rancher Case
Hempstead long island sept 28 Mrs Thomas W Pierce will figure in a civil action in supreme court at Mineola brought by Patrick Jones a wealthy rancher of Texas who spends summers at Hempstead. Jones leased his house to Pierce for fall hunting season at Meadow Brook she vacated early after thefts occurred and later robbers were caught and convicted while Pierce claimed no responsibility.
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Republicans Name 5th 11th and 16th District Candidates
The article notes James W Winterbottom as likely Republican candidate for Congress in the 5th District to face Daniel J Riordan. Gustave Hartman is expected to be nominated in the 11th District to oppose Sulzer. Franklin P Adams may run against Francis B Harrison in the 16th District. Bernard Robinson, a Pine Street lawyer, seeks the Assembly seat in the 24th District.
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16Th Congress
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Evening Mail
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Fleet Nears Manila as Atlantic Fleet Talks Wirelessly
Manila reports wireless contact established between the Atlantic battleship fleet and Zamboanga station at 8 45 this morning. The Zamboanga station received calls from the Connecticut last night but did not hear the reply. Governor General Smith learned the fleet was due to pass Basilan Channel Tuesday night or Wednesday morning as the Panther repair ship moved through today.
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Navy Plan Stays Manila Call Despite Cholera Fears
Washington reports naval authorities will not alter the Atlantic fleet itinerary to skip Manila due to cholera. Rear Admiral Sperry will coordinate by wireless on health conditions before landing. If risk rises, ships may depart Manila Bay after battle practice or shift to another Philippine anchorage.
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Fleet Passes Cape Mandar En Route to Manila
Reports from Macassar Celebes Island dated Sept 29 say an American fleet of battleships moving toward Manila passed Cape Mandar on Celebes Island’s east coast yesterday morning.
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Dalai Lama Arrives in Ting-Chow Amid Tension With China
The Dalai Lama, accompanied by eighty followers, lands near Peking at Ting-Chow in Pe-Chi-Li province. Chinese officials urge his return to Lhasa for reforms, but he resists. Escort through Yellow Temple grounds marked by royal-style pageantry, while officials fear unrest and plan military police. China contemplates installing the Tashi Lama to gain influence in Tibet and Mongolia, amid concerns over his succession.
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Japan to Withdraw Troops From North China
Tokyo reports expected bulk withdrawal of Japanese corps from North China leaving only small garrisons at Peking and Tianjin. Registration days this year are October 5 6 10 and 12 with voting hours from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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