Independence League Nominating Battles Highlight New York Campaign
Court of appeals upholds Independence League right to file nominating petitions and to designate candidates. Hearst and Hughes campaign across the state with talks in Rochester and Oswego as political figures push for reform and freedom from corporate control.
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New York
Wibany
Court of Appeals
Douwn
Independence League of
New York City
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Independence League Yicket
Cullen Presidding
David B. Hill
Independence League
Herbert B. Linthure
Edgard J. Gave
Gan
Harr
Central Federated Unit
Bith
Daniel F. Cohalan
Tanmany oTsanlaation
Republican
Grady
Black
Oito Hosaisky
Lewis Marshall
Henry M. Goldfogle
W. R. Hearst
Charles E. Hughes
Peeches
Mr. Hearst
Hochester
Ry. Hughes
Par- Bal
Wanda
Utes Opened Fire in Moorhead Skirmish
Camp and wagon train looted by Ute bands around Moorhead Mont. Deck Spear and E B Gettings were fired on with a horse killed. Spear roundup wagons looted and camp cook bound gagged. settlers move women and children to safety as Colonel Auger and Tenth Cavalry advance from Fort Robinson.
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Mont. Sheridan
Wryo
Auger
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Burlington
Arvada
Tite Indian Camp
Deck Spear
EB. B. Gettings
Fred
Boumil
Gagge l
Moorhead
Amoni
Hensel
Jfounded Knee
Roosevelt
Powder River Valley
Utah
Russian Court Martial Executes Eight After Bank Robbery
Eight suspects arrested in the Cashier Hermany heist case were tried by court martial and executed in St Petersburg. The University of St Petersburg and the University of Ragun reopened after student violations of political meeting rules. A soldier named Vilaseff and eight conspirators in a plot to blow up the court martial building were also executed. A terrorist group killed a policeman in Warsaw as cavalry patrolled streets and artillery was posted in readiness. Authorities ordered homeowners to display flags and illuminate their properties during the liberty proclamation.
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Hermany
Custom House
University of St. Petersburg
University of Ragun
Russia
Vilaseff
Cronstadt Muineers
Warsaw
Mrs Eddy Appears Frail in Pleas antview Interview
Concord New Hampshire Oct reports reveal Mrs Mary Baker Eddy, 86, tottering and weak during a brief visit by about 314 newspaper correspondents at Pleasant View. An aide said the interview lasted under a minute as Mrs Eddy clung to a door jamb and declared she had no physician but God.
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N. H
Mar
Baker G. Eddy
Pleasantview
Here
H.corneil Wilson
Sybil Wilbur O'Brien
Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. O’brien
Mrs. O'Brien
Mrs Eddy
Calvin A. Frye
Pleasant View
Negro coachman found guilty in Hartje perjury trial
Clifford Hoe, a Black former coachman for Augustus Hartje, is convicted of perjury tied to a deposition in the Hartje divorce case. The trial in Faitsburg drew heated exchanges, with Hoe reacting loudly as the verdict was read, and defense attorney J Scott Ferguson calling the proceedings remarkable for its scope and public tension.
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Hadge Tria. Faitsburg
Clifford Hoe
Augustus Hartje
Ave. Mary
Scott Hartje
Hartje
qWne
Robb
Klooe
J. Scott Ferguson
Ferguson
Ab Terheny County
United States
Hope
H. 5S
Fraser
Sezade
Pittsburg
Slasher Machine Explosion Kills One Injures Many
In Webster Massachusetts an explosion in the woolen factory Slaters and Son dressing room killed Abric La Roche a 26 year old French Canadian and seriously injured three others. Over twenty more sustained minor cuts and burns as machinery was ruined and windows shattered. Cause undetermined.
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Webster
Mass
Slaters& Son
Abric la Roche
la Roche
Tobacco Men Robbed at Havana Hotel Heist
In Havana at the Miramar hotel thieves entered while guests slept and chloroformed Alfredo Meyer of Meyer Muller A. J. Sylvester of Sylvester Stearns and Jacques Weinberger of Salomon Co. They rifled clothing and secured over 300 dollars. Battle Under East River Police Fight Leaves Dozen Wounded.
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Havana
Miramar
Alfredo Meyer
Hamburg
Meyer & Muller
New York
A. J. Sylvester
Sylvester & Stearns
Jacques Weinberger
Salomon & Co
East River
Kotera
Belmort Tunnel
Bante Mazzello
Second Coach Taken From Water In Deadly Train Wreck
The Atlantic City wreck on the Thoroughfare bridge claims more lives as coroner Gaskill reports fifty eight dead and fifty four recovered. Mrs. Paul Flesburg Mrs. Selina Johnson and Mrs. Sarah Miller were identified among victims. The inquest is set for tomorrow. Senator Chauncey Depew appears in public in New York signaling health recovery.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gaskill
Paul Flesberg
Selina Johnson
Sarah Miller
Felsburg
Johnson
Frank Manrroe
Joseph McElroy
N. Ht
Bureh Ang Arman Alexis “Tedesco
Miller
Senator Depew
New York
Chauncey M Depew
Washington
Depew
New Amsterdam
George Bernhard Shaw
Mob Breaks Jail at Franklin After Shooting
Town marshal George Basore killed while attempting to arrest George White, a suspect in robberies. White captured after a town chase. 800-person mob blocked jail entrance. White taken to Lebanon by Sheriff Patterson. Also reports a quarry accident injuring Miss Elizabeth Traphagen and an engagement announcement for Miss Bra C Stevenson to George W Cable.
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Okie
Franklin
George. Basore
George White
White
Lebanon
Patterson
Pioneer of Los Angeles Fire Service Dies at 89
A noted pioneer of Los Angeles firefighting and leader of a major fire company has died. His long career shaped the city’s early fire services and community safety.
School Board Defends Japanese Students Attendance Policy
The board of education insists its policy allowing Japanese students to attend with white children complies with state law and will not yield unless court action forces a change. Officials discuss immigration data and possible court review while Japan asserts treaty rights.
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United States Commissioner of” Immigration
Thomas M. Crawford
Metcalf
Japan
Sayville Stakes and Jamaica Card Results
Jamaica race feature Sayville Stakes at one mile and a sixteenth ends with Rye the favorite winning by two lengths as Blyronde set pace to the stretch. Three favorites win across the card with detailed race summaries and notable bouts including Attell Baker featherweight championship clash in Los Angeles.
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Bay
New York
Rye
Gown
Blyronde
Miller
Macy
McKitsire
Nemésis
Cora Price
Citros
Jennie Wells
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