Murphy 10 Pick the Candidate in Rochester Tug of War
In Rochester the Democratic governors race spins as Tammany Hall seeks to wipe the slate clean for a strong organization man. Charles F. Murphy weighs nominees including Dowling Ridder Grout Keogh Parker Dix while upstate delegates wait after last night’s adjournment.
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Gaynor
Ridder
Justice Keogh
Tammany
Edward M. Shepard
John A. Bensel
Havens
Justice Gerard
Martin H. Girvan
Upstate
Mr. Shepard
Cadets Game with Vermont Canceled at West Point
West Point announces no football game next Saturday against Vermont as the entire corps of cadets remains confined to barracks with privileges denied since last Sunday following an insult to Captain Longan at meals. Cadet practice was halted amid the disciplinary move.
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Tribune
West Point
N. Y
University of Vermont
Longan
Liberty
193-Mile Trolley Trip Record Breaks Cost and Distance
Pittsburg resident Henry E. Juergens completed a round trip by trolley from Pittsburg to Boston and back covering 1,192 miles in twenty days at a total carfare cost of 3310 dollars. He tracked distances including direct trolley 4188 miles side trips 250 miles steam rail 459 miles return 1 mile and walking 87 miles.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Henry E. Juergens
New England
Juergens
Times-Democrat Plant Destroyed By Fire In New Orleans
Fire engulfed the Times-Democrat Publishing Company plant in New Orleans early today. The blaze started in the paper warehouse on the first floor, with several employees escaping narrowly. Firefighters confined the fire to the plant and a rear warehouse, with losses estimated above 125000, partly insured. The Times-Democrat is among the region's oldest papers and nearby papers offered plants for use.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat Publishing Company
Times-Democrat
Times- Democrat
South
Roosevelt Backed by Clergy as Next President Predicted
Dr Franklin Hamilton of Washington told the Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference in LaPorte that Theodore Roosevelt should be the next President. He warned the Pope old guard and grafters to leave Roosevelt alone citing the Rome incident when Roosevelt declined to see the Pope. The remark drew loud applause from about five hundred ministers and delegates.
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Tribune
Laporte
Ind
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Hamilton
Washington
American University
Northwest Indiana
Roosevelt
Rome
John S. Huyler III Ill. tycoon seeks Florida winter cure
John S. Hurler a candy manufacturer and philanthropist lies critically ill at his Forest avenue country home on Ryre Sound. Specialists have attended him for two weeks as family members rush to the bedside. He recently returned from Carlsbad and planned to sail October 10 with his family aboard the Tabbie IV to Florida for the winter.
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John S. Hurler
Forest Avenue
Ryre
Huyler
Mr. Hurler
Bride of the Ocean
Miss Marjorie Miller eighteen daughter of Dean Walter Miller Tulane University was drowned while bathing near Tallulah Falls Georgia. Her body was held for her father before being placed in a steel coffin and buried in the Gulf of Mexico by her own request.
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the Tribune
New Orleans
Marjorie Miller
Dean Walter Miller
Tulane University
Gulf of Mexico
Tallulah Falls
Europe
La Follette Seeks Mayo Consultation For Ailment
Senator La Follette and his family physician left Madison for Rochester Minnesota to consult the Mayo brothers about a long standing illness. An examination is set for tomorrow to determine if gall stones or another condition explains the symptoms and whether surgery is needed. If cancer or another severe condition is suspected, treatment may be medical rather than operative.
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Tribune
Madison
Wis
Senator la Follette
Philip Fox
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Cadets Claim Longan Punished In Rain At West Point
A confidential cadet letter from Baltimore describes grievances against Captain Longan at West Point. Cadets allege punishment in rain while Longan stayed under shelter, along with accusations of harassment, improper baggage searches, misidentification, and verbal abuse. They expect General Barry to review the case.
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Burt
Longan
Bradley
Corps
West Point
Barry
Stimson Plans Bustling New York Campaign After Nomination
Republican Governor hopeful Henry L. Stimson returns from Saratoga to Grand Central aims to rest briefly then launch a vigorous statewide campaign. He praises the Saratoga convention and says official notification on Tuesday will start his active efforts to meet voters and drum up support. He plans travel to the country for initial campaigning.
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Grand Central Station
Albany
Hughes
United States Attorney's Office
Felix Frankfurter
United States
Henry A. Wise
Emory R. Buckner
Whitman
Mr. Stimson
Saratoga
Man Shot in Crowded Subway Train
A southbound New York subway car incident left Louis Bruno severely wounded in the forehead near the right eye during an argument with Charles H. Wright of Elizabeth New Jersey. Wright was arrested for felonious assault and may face homicide charges as witnesses, including G Stewart Smith, described the crowded car panic and a swift police response.
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Mercer Street
Louis Bruno
East 116Th Street
Charles H. Wright
Sayre Place
Elizabeth
N. J
New York and
New Jersey Car Company
Wright
Brune
G. Stewart Smith
No. 122
Jefferson Avenue
Bruno
Times Square
New Jersey
Grand Central
Smith
Iith Street
Leahy
Johnson
Mth Street
Thomas Sullivan
Neptune Avenue
Coney Island
Joseph Keenan
Sheepshead Bay
Federal raid on Scheffels mining stock house shocks city
Federal agents raid B H Scheffels Co in Broad Street and seven other city branch offices arresting seven on charges of conspiracy to defraud via bucket shops. George Graham Rice, key backer, escapes arrest and hides after alerts. Dozens cheer as prisoners are paraded to police headquarters amid a citywide manhunt.
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Ceer
Mr. Scheffels
William G. Gallagher
Billy” Gallagher
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Detroit
Providence
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Moving Spirit
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Charles B. Stone
Charles F. Belser
John Delaney
Clarence McCormick
Charles S. Herzig
George M. Holbrook
Charles A. Sawyer
E. L. Mead
Benjamin Scheffels
Ralph R. Waterman
Charles W. Finnigen
William T. Seagraves
Mining and Financial News
Harry Hedrick
George T. Sullivan
Red Letter
Sullivan
John Doe
Babes Play Doctor and Die After Carbolic Acid Incident
In Covington Kentucky a five and seven year old brother and sister died after swallowing carbolic acid while playing doctor. The children found a bottle in the kitchen during their mother's absence and divided the contents into two portions. They screamed, their mother arrived with a neighbor, but a doctor could not save them.
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Covington
Thomas Cobb
Schwab Seen Aiming To Control Cramp Shipyard Stock
Philadelphia reports that Charles M Schwab is suspected of seeking a controlling stake in William Cramp & Sons to gain a major shipbuilding plant. Directors note a voting trust may block conquest while Schwab reportedly entertained Prince Tsai Sun and the imperial suite, spending about 25000 dollars.
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Cramp
Schwab
Prince Tsai Suun
San Francisco
Admiral Ahab
Principal accused after school flogging case in East Hartford
Hartford dispatch reports Rev. Dr. William De Loss Love may pursue a criminal case against A W Holman principal of Meadow district school East Hartford. Holman allegedly flogged eleven-year-old Raymond Prunbaum with a rubber hose after teacher Gladys Smith refused permission to leave. Mrs Prunbaum says the boy showed deep welts and cried out for his mother as the incident occurred.
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Hartford
Conn
William de Loss Love
The
Humane Society
A. W. Holman
Meadow District School
East Hartford
Raymond Prunbaum
Nicholas W. Prunbaum
Jencks Street
Seven Wise Weiss Children Arrive in America on Hamburg American
Seven Weiss children ages five to fifteen arrived with their father Herr Ignatz Weiss from South Sharon Pennsylvania aboard the Hamburg American liner Pennsylvania. They were formally introduced to the United States on the Hoboken pier as their father praised America. The mother died abroad months ago and the family planned a new life here. A new timetable for the PennYa railroad to Asbury Park Long Branch and Point Pleasant takes effect October 2.
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Herr Ignatz Weiss
South Sharon
Penn
America
Weiss
Herr Weiss
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Point Pleasant
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