Eight More for Hall of Fame Honors From NYU Tablet Vote
New York dispatch reports three women and five men elected to receive tablets in NYU Hall of Fame. Maria Mitchell led American scientists elected. Louis Agassiz, foreign born American, also admitted. Emma Willard Mary Lyon and Emma Willard honored among women. John Quincy Adams James Madison join as statesmen. Hamilton and Jones high vote totals noted.
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New York
New York University
Maria Mitchell
Louis Agassiz
Mary Lyon
Mount Holyoke College
Emma Willard
Alexander Hamilton
John Paul Jones
Agassiz
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
James Madison
Must Be Vaccinated School Teachers Face Dismissal Bluff
In Cumberland county South Middleton township teachers resist state vaccination enforcement. Directors threaten to discharge those who comply with the law. Health Commissioner Dixon says the law will be enforced and noncompliant teachers will be prosecuted.
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Harrisburg
South Middleton township
Cumberland county
Samuel G. Dixon
National League of Republican Clubs Chooses Philadelphia
The National League of Republican Clubs executive committee votes 10 to 4 to hold the next convention in Philadelphia on June 7 15 and 19, 1906. The Philadelphia meeting marks the 50th anniversary of the first national Republican convention held in Philadelphia on June 17 1856.
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National League of Republican Clubs
Quaker City
St Louis
league
Philadelphia
St. Louis
A Woman to Be Pretty
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and hair loss caused by a scalp parasite. It claims the germ burrows to the root, causes white scales, and that the product destroys the germ, stopping shedding and preventing baldness. Sold by druggists with a sample offer.
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Newbro
chemical laboratory
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. 4. Williamson
Insurance Expenditures Stir Campaign Funding Debate
New York reports show Mutual Life Insurance executives testifying on campaign gifts including 10000 to the Republican national committee and yearly contributions of 35000 in 1900 and 15000 in 1896. McCurdy Granniss and Gillette defend philanthropic aims while detailing a confidential fund and nonvouchered disbursements. S. Fred Nixon dies of appendicitis in Westfield after operations.
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New York
insurance investigating committee
S. Fred Nixon
assembly of the legislature
Westfield
the
Mutual Life Insurance company
Richard A. McCurdy
Granrniss
Gillette
Granniss
John A. McCall
New York Life
Crimming
C. H. Raymond & Co
McCurdy
hell
Clerk Steals 101000 With Reputable Air At Adams Express
Pittsburg, Oct 11. An Adams Express clerk, Edward Cunliffe, vanished after a bank package worth 1101,000 delivered to Pittsburg and consigned to Cincinnati disappeared. He was described as 35, five feet seven, 170 pounds, blue eyes, gray-tinged brown hair, and a cigarette smoker. Detectives seek his arrest as a nationwide alert goes out.
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Pittsburg
Adams Express company
bank
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank of
Cincinnat
Edward George Cunliffe
Cunliffe
Hiner
Jeter
Union Station
Adams Express
Cunlide
Cunliife
Vanderbilt heiress wedding sparks family dispute over will
Before her marriage Mrs Vanderbilt was Miss Grice Wilson a New York society woman of wealth and beauty. The wedding unsettled Cornelius elder and displaced Cornelius junior as chief heir. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt received about 42 million dollars while Cornelius Junior got 1.5 million. later Alfred gave Cornelius 6 million to avert a will contest.
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Vanderbilt
Grice Wilson
Cornelius
Cornelius junior
Alfred Gwynne
Alfred
Mobbed town riot over foreman assault in Midland Beaver
In Midland near Beaver Pa on October 11 three hundred Italian workers marched with rick axes and an American flag to demand the life of foreman Lawler after they say he knocked down and kicked a worker. Lawler fled and officials secured calm. work halted all day as tensions eased with a settlement and no further trouble anticipated.
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Uahans
Beaver
Midland
Tralian
Lawler
Finnish Assassin Breaks Jail After Life Sentence
In Helsingfors, Oct 11, Supreme Court at Abo rejects Hohenthal’s appeal in the murder of Procurator General Soisalen Soininen. By midnight Hohenthal escapes prison by cutting cell bars, climbing a 20 foot wall, and leaving via a well lit street. A rope ladder and a mysterious visitor are linked to the escape. police seek the accomplice.
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Esgsapes
Helsingfors
Finland
supreme court
Abo
Hohenthal
Soisalen Soininen
Non-Union Men Barred From Illinois Town During Strike
In Elsdon Illinois residents drive out non union workers in sympathy with strikers. Hotels stores and homes close as two village marshals order outsiders to move on. Eviction by local action follows a night of tense activity at Grand Trunk yards in Chicago suburb.
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Ilinois
Chicago
Det
Grand Trunk
Elsdon
havcott
clmax
Black assailant shoots and wounds in Chicago standoff
Robert Newcomb, colored, fatally shoots a policeman and a woman at Mrs Florence Force home, then is shot and killed by Robert Snow’s attempt to help. Newcomb barricades his house, fires on two police squads for an hour, killing Officer John Shine before capture and jail.
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Chicago
Robert Newcomb
anesro Newcomb
Florence Force
Robert Snow
Mrs Force
Newtom
Newcomb
John Shine
Sculptor Borgrim Destroys Female Angels Over Sex Debate
New York Oct 11 Sculptor Gutzon Borglum says he destroyed two angel figures intended for the Cathedral of St John the Divine at Morningside Heights after church authorities insisted they be masculine. He smashed the artworks with a chisel and mallet to end the dispute and maintain the original masculine conception.
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Destreys
New York
Gutzon Borglum
St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Borgium
Trad kre
Sam
Goulds control of Wabash directs battle for seats
At Toledo October 11 no directors were chosen at the Wabash annual meeting. Gould’s backers hold about 22.6 bonds versus Ramsey’s roughly 21, signaling Gould nominees will win. Barley failed to gain enough strength to keep his director position as stockholders weigh proxies.
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Rameey
Toledo
Wabash road
ft spettors
Gould
Ramsey
Gould farion
Bar 34y
Phillies Defeat Giants in World Series Game Two
New York October 11 Philadelphia champions defeat the National League leaders 3 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. McGraws men led by Bender beat Bresnahan and McKinnity with solid defense and timely hits.
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New York
Philadelphia
Paulo
McGraw
Mack
Bender
Schrecken
McKinnity
Bresnahan
battery
Gilbert
McGinnity
Strang
Anies
Schreck
Hartsel
nao
scorinag Schreck
Pavis
Dahli
DonHard
Monte Cross
tom Bender
Lord socia
Martsel
Stole
bas Dahlen
Devlin
Me Ginnity
Amés
Ames
Paladelphia
Bendera
O Day
Sheridan
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Mutual
Spencer Nixon
Fred Niten
Abisha
MIARKEY
Edward Cunliffz
Cincinnati Bank
McCall
Saratoga
N. Y
John D. Leary
New York Life Insurance company
Albany
Leary
Lima
Eliah Bowsher
Thomas Wilkins
American National Bank
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teading
Mahanoy Chy
Neill
Washington
tidewater
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Van Voorhis Station
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Wahin n. Ost
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Gamermheps
senate
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Mae Vermont Marble company
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