Hearst supporters edge toward Democratic convention compromise
Buffalo report on the Democratic state convention indicates William R. Hearst of New York as likely nominee of the Independence League ticket with Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler for lieutenant governor and Joseph Whalen for secretary of state. The platform may push municipal ownership and local option ideas while Bryan is mentioned and committee control by Hearst allies is noted.
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Chanter
Mr. Whalen
Independence League
Hearst
Ale
Meny
Patrick H. MecCurrel
Brooklyn
Buffalo
William J. Gayner
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Flall
Cemlin Comaitiaius
Bryan
W. Bourke Cockran
New York
Walter CL Barton
Kings
Lewis Nixon Oads
Nixon
Thomas F. Grady
Taimany
Nominantes
Sas
Jona B. Staniellett
Khuion
Senator Craag
Willian F. Kearney
Albany County
William ¥. Cook
Rourke Cookran
William Travers Jerome
Jerome
Adam
Om the Far
Conventio
Siasm
Black
Bruce
Dell
State Committee
Michael B. Driscoll
Syracuse
Priscoll
William R. Hearst
Linn Bruce
Alerbert Paysons
Charles B. Hughes
Insurance
Hendricks
New York City
Parsons
Thirteenth
Odell
United States
Plato
Depew
Washington on mob violence interview in New York
Bosker T. Washington comments on Atlanta race riots in New York Central time. He urges restraint among both whites and blacks and asks the colored community to exercise self control, rely on authorities, and avoid retaliation to restore order. He notes speaking against assaults on women and mob actions.
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New York
Atlanta
New Your
South
Bosker T. Washington
National Negro Business League
Exgepe
Cornell
Erie Express Hits Trolley Car In Paterson
Fifteen Market street trolley passengers escape death after an Erie express crashes into the rear of their car in Paterson New Jersey. The impact pushes the trolley across the street until it hits a brick building. Seventy three year old Ms Osborn is carried away unconscious and John S K Cooke superintendent at Passaic Steel works is among the seriously injured.
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Erie
Paterson
N. J
Market Street
Ms. Osborn
Arrest Expected in Schiff Mail Bomb Plot
Philadelphia police anticipate a quick arrest in the infernal machine mail plot aimed at Jacob H. Schiff, the New York banker. A Russian colony resident supplied a crew and said Schiff was denounced at a secret meeting for aiding the czar with loans.
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Rossine
Philadelphia
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Gasoline Fire Sparks Panic in Railroad Tunnel
In Middletown on September 26 workers entering a shaft in the Hiie railroad tunnel at Ofisville carried two cans of gasoline. A spark from a pipe ignited the fumes causing a panic. Reuben Petterson fell from the elevator to the shaft bottom and died. Several workers were seriously burned.
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Middletown
Ofisville
Reuben Petterson
Doped Pear Sent to Policeman in Moscow Incident
A young man talked with a Moscow policeman on September 26 and gave him a pear. After eating, the officer fell seriously ill from poison allegedly inserted into the fruit by revolutionists.
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Moscow
Retiring American Minister Sees Panamanian Sendoff
Charles EB. Magoon, Panama’s retiring American minister, departed for Washington as Panamanian officials, Cabinet members, Bishop Heurita, and diplomats gathered at the railroad station for a farewell.
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Panana
Charles EB. Magoon
Panama
Washington
Heureita
Democratic convention backs Bryan in Hawaii
In Honolulu on September 26 the Democratic territorial convention endorses William Jennings Bryan as the party leader. It approves the Roosevelt administration and endorses George R. Carter for governor amid Home Rule support.
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Hawraiians
Indorvse Bryan
Honolult
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Indorse
George Th. Carter
Gover Genoret
Harvard Medical School Dedication in Fenway Park
The Harvard Medical School buildings, erected in the Fenway at a cost near 5 million dollars, were dedicated with a large crowd of scholars scientists and public figures in attendance.
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Tinrvarda
Boston
Harvard Aledical School
Siietife
Railroad Butcher KM Per LOH
Interstate Commerce Commission statement reports 26 killed and 258 injured daily on U S railroads in 1905.
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Loh
Washington
Interstate Commerce Comission
United States
Cordelia Dearborn Engaged to Wed Again
Miss Cordelia Dearborn heiress, previously married to her coachman who later had another wife, is reported engaged to wed again in New Jersey.
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Tisa Dearborn
Monpclasia
N. J
Cordelia Dearborn
Htig
Battle Over Slate at Saratoga Republican Convention
The Saratoga Republican convention faces a divided field as ex-Governor Black and ex-Lieutenant Governor Woodruff gain attention while upstate factions back Bruce. Homer Depew and Cha rles Plato are absent, a notable break from tradition.
Hartlev's Assassin to Hane in Peterhof Killing
The man who killed General Koetlev in Peterhof Park on July 14 believing him to be General Treport has been sentenced to death by hanging. The murderer remains unidentified and insists he is a peasant.
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Hartlev
Hane
St, Petersburg
Koetlev
Peterhof
Treport
Stensland Arrives in Chicago Under Arrest
Paul C. Stensland, the Checago bank wrecker, has arrived in Chicago after a voyage from Tangier. He says he will compel certain men to disgorge in the interest of ruined depositors.
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Stensland
Chicaro
Checago
Paul C. Stensland
Chieseto Bank
Tangier
Pike Centennial Speech Praises American Spirit
President Fairbanks in Colorado Springs on Pike centennial notes the saying Pike's peak or bust reflects American resolve and frontier ethos.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Fairbanks
Pike's Peak
Coy Maid Wins Occidental Handicap at Gravesend
Coy Maid a 10 to 1 shot easily takes the one mile and a furlong Occidental handicap at Gravesend defeating Ostrich and Dandellon who were favorites. Dolly Spanker led early before Coy Maid surged in the stretch to win by one length with jockey C Ross scoring a win on Ed Ball after last Friday’s death of Jockey Freishou. Two favorites won in the day’s program with multiple race results listed.
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New York
Coy Maid
Gravesend
Ostrich
Dandelion
Miller
Dolly Spanker
Son of Kineston
Doly Spanker
C. Ross
Freishou
Ed Ball
Ace High
Prince Hampton
Philander
Hol Ball
John Lyle
Nephinus
Frank Lord
Kiljochan
Tiellug
Good Luck
Belle Strome
Penrhyn
Lally Prudence
Binestone
Holscher
Lady Henrietta Wins Narrowly in Six-Furlong Handicap
Louisville report notes Lady Henrietta edged Henonibal Bey by a nose at Douglas Park in a six furlong handicap. Two jockeys Morris Cherry and Scoville injured in the second race. Scoville in serious condition. Fairman suffered a fatal broken leg and had to be destroyed.
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Lady Henrietta
Louisville
Wavorites
Douglas Park
Henonibal Bey
Morris
Cherry
Scoville
Fuirman
Not Bay wins at Oakley Park Grand Circuit meet
Not Bay claimed the 2:12 trotters purse of 5 000 dollars at Oakley park during the Grand circuit meeting second day in Cincinnati. Not Bay had an easy win in the Charter Oak stake also cited as 10 000 dollars. Meanwhile a separate report from Mobile notes a 500 pound octopus was captured near Mississippi sound after an eight hour struggle and towed the party for ten miles before being killed.
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Not Bay
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oakley Park
Chicago
The
Tribune
Mobile
Mississippi Sound
McGovern Corbett Bout Called Off Over Pennsylvania Law
Philadelphia Sept 26 The managers of Terry McGovern and Young Corbett arranged a planned match at the National Athletic Club but the bout was canceled because Pennsylvania law forbids such a contest.
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McGovern-Cocpett
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Young Corbatt
National Athletic Club
Tle
Tennsylvania
Lawson's Private Secretary Weds
Edward A. Mc Sweeney private secretary to Thomas M. Lawson married Miss Lillian Quinn of Moncton New Brunswick at St Bernard's Church Moncton. Rev Hather Savage officiated.
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Lawson
Boston
Edward A. Mc Sweeney
Thomas MY. Lawson
Lillian Quinn
Moncton
N. B
St Bernard’s Church
Hather Savage
Theater Manager Dies During Rehearsal at Savoy
John Ai-Jer, a prominent theater manager in New York, collapsed from heart disease while watching a rehearsal at the Savoy Theater. The death occurred last night and authorities are noting it as a sudden case of heart failure. funeral arrangements are pending.
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New York
Sept
John 8
Iety
Ee Savoy Theater
FrorthNominated for Congress in Roosevelt Era
Cincinnati dispatch reports Thomas Frorth nominated for re election to Congress as President Roosevelt's supporter. Weather noted as partly cloudy with southerly winds.
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Longworth
Cincinnati, .C
Thomas Frorth
Roosevelt
Congress
Intervention Seen as Cuba Crisis Grows
Washington reports say the United States plans to intervene in Cuba with 6 000 marines and naval support. Secretary Taft and Secretary Bacon clash with Cuban leaders as Palma resigns and a call for Congress is anticipated. General Funston arrives in Havana to report to Fort.
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Aft
Navy Department
Cuba
Palme
Congress
Palona
Roosevelt
Taft
Palma
Iberals
Bacon
Havana
Republic
Palms
Dolz
Manuel Despaione
Indiana
Kentucky
Provincetown
Mass
Boston
Norfolk
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Morgan Line
Juayana
United States
Marietta
Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara
Colby defeated in Newark amid reform movement setback
Newark race report shows Senator Colby and his reform movement suffering defeat under opposition from publicans. Coy concedes loss in Newark city while hoping countywide votes may still deliver victory.
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Colby
Newark
N. F
Coy
Buffalo meeting elects state Democratic officers
At the annual meeting of the Democratic Eustorial association of New York state officers were elected. President Runcan Campb SH Lee of Tibacay, secretary John Underhill of Warsaw, treasurer Fr C. Kessenger of Rome.
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Buffalo
Buppalo
Democratic Eustorial Association of
New York State
Runcan Campb SH Lee
Tibacay
John Underhill
Warsaw
Fr. C. Kessenger
Rome
Riots and Killings Sweep Atlanta After Race Attacks
Reports from Atlanta detail a deadly raid with 19 dead and 257 arrested as militiamen and police clash with Black residents near Macgruder and Randolph Streets. Authorities say 500 Clark University students may be implicated. 150 soldiers deployed to surround the campus.
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Atlanta
Diegele
Smith
Maddo
Casen
Macgruder and
Randolph Streets
Brownville
Subark
I. Price
Naultia
Governor’s Horse Guards
Mounted County
Heard
Clark University
Clifford Anderson
Robert P. Thompson
Eva Shonts Sparks City Row With Liquid Fire
Miss Eva Shonts sister of Panama commission chair burned samples of barrel house rum at a W C 3 O meeting in Chicago. An alderman Kenna's Clark Street saloon supplied the liquor and a bartender claimed she sought alcohol. The event drew public attention and accusations of impropriety.
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Eva Shonts
Chicago
Eva ‘Shonts
Shonts
Panama Commission
Kenna
Clark ‘Street
W.C
Yale Boys Making Money
Two Yale men surprise baggage handlers at Union Station by seizing the transfer business as thousands of students return to New Haven, yielding a rich harvest for the entrepreneurial pair.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Yalé
Union Station
Married Her Eighth Husband Adds Le Page Name
In New York on September 26 Mrs Mary J Wakeman Saunders Powers Godfrey Gay Lindley Crowther announced she had married again, adding Le Page to her long list of names. She had become a widow three times by age twenty three.
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New York
Mary J. Wakeman- Saunders - Powers-Godfrey- Gay
Financial markets close with steady money on call and firm bonds
Closing stock quotations show money on call steady at 3 percent and prime mercantile paper 6147 percent. New York Central and several rail and steel issues trade with mixed small gains and losses as investors digest prices for Copper, Sugar, and major industrials.
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Prime Mercantile
SEARS
N. Y
Central
Atchison
Be Qesons
C.C
SLL
Texas Pacific
Lackeswanna
Union Pacific
Louis.& Nash
Hi US
Steel
Ches, & Ohig
Chi. & Northw
Manhattan
Union
New York Market Report Highlighting Mixed Agricultural Prices
Market notes show steady but quiet movements in grains and dairy with Minnesota patents and wheat prices fluctuating as traders await signals. Live stock edged higher with firmer hogs and cattle while poultry and eggs hold steady amid general market caution.
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Newe York
Minnesota
Ood Damand
Ood
Broilers
Wrestar
Tas Nt
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