Ex-Senator Emery Charges Delamater in Bradford
Ex-Senator Lewis Emery Jr spoke for two and a half hours at the Bradford Opera House presenting proofs of bribery perjury and forgery against candidate Delamater. The crowd listened intently with applause as a stereopticon displayed documents supporting his charges and he signaled readiness to proceed to court for more evidence.
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Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford Opera House
Delamater
Emery
Tur Dispatch
Beaprogo
Mr. Emery
St Anmchard
L. B. Lockhart
Consolidated Land and Peroleum Company
Standard
Oi Exchange
Lockhart
John P. Zane
Zane
Philadelphia
Omery
Opera House
W. B. Chapman
Investors and buyers scan classified advertising columns
Investors are urged to quickly survey advertising columns as items like wants and bargains flood the market. Readers are advised to compare listings carefully and act fast to secure desirable goods or opportunities.
Emery Defends Rights in Delamater Fight in Crum
Ex Senator Emery delivers a heated speech accusing Delamater of corruption in nomination and election. He threatens to produce evidence in court and condemns bribery, perjury, and forgery while claiming broad support from supporters and sparse opposition. The event ends with charged audience reactions and notes on forthcoming full text.
Pattison Supporters Share Mixed Views in Foster Brook Vote
A staff correspondent reports on local sentiment during a Pattison vs Delamater contest. Citizens like Alex Urquhart and J E Haskell back Pattison, while Delamater supporters are fewer yet vocal. Polls in Foster Brook township show 123 Republican voters, 13 backing Delamater, 60 ready to work at the polls, with broader county surveys predicting a Pattison edge.
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Foster Brook Valley
McCray
Pattison
James E. Broder
Wallace
Commonwealth
Delamater
Lockhart
Foster Brook Township
Red Rock
Bells Camp
Gilmore
Derrick City
Babcock’s
Afr. Lockhart
Zane
Mr. Banoon
Grand Army
Pattison Veto Spurs Battle Over Soldier Burial Bill
The Daily Record to debut tomorrow with Senator Emery's full speech and as an independent Republican paper backing Pattison. They push W Kennedy to accept the Congress nomination, but Kennedy, in Florida, may resist being forced into the race.
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Pattison
Daily Record
Senator Emery
W. ©. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Florida
millionaire George S. Graham attempts suicide at home
The Baltimore merchant and social figure, age 35, cut his throat with a razor while preparing to shave after a period of illness and a summer at Narragansett Pier. A fall caused the wounds, the jugular was not severed, and he was treated by a physician. Graham, son of a Brown & Sons banker, had just inherited about $1 million and married the elegant Paula in 2 years.
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Dirpfaton
BaLtimore
George S. Graham
Baltimore County
Graham
Narragansett Pier
Alexander Brown & Sons
Charles Street
Paulin
Governor backs anti lottery fight in Louisiana style
A telegram to Governor Campbell from Charles Parlange of the Anti-State Lottery League reports a life and death struggle against the Louisiana Lottery Company. It urges strict enforcement of state laws within 30 days and pledges cooperation from the governor to destroy the monopoly.
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Columbus
Campbell
Charles Parlange
Anti-State Lottery League
New Orleans
Louisiana Lottery Company
Congress
United States
Florences suit over breach of promise against Mackenzie
Florence Harrison sues Roderick McRea Mackenzie for 5000 dollars in Ontario court alleging breach of promise. Mackenzie, once in Allan Line service, deserted after two years engagement, citing Tolstoi and Kreutzer Sonata as causes. He returned to Toronto, faced arrest over a demanded trunk, with settlement talks ongoing.
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Ottawa
Florence Harrison
Roderick McRea Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Allan Line Steamship Company
Chicago
Walkerville
Ont
Harrison
Toronto
Miss Harrison
Tolstoi
Harrison House
Detective Captures Embezzler From Indiana Bank
Detroit September 26 Detective McDonald arrested W R Schriber wanted at Columbus Indiana for embezzling 38000 in money and 100000 in government bonds from his employer. He returned the bonds and sent a note to Hoosier friends. Extradition papers await bank officials arrival tomorrow. Havana Wants Reciprocity.
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Detroit
McDonald
W. R. Schriber
Columbus
Ind
Battle over publishing flood relief beneficiaries list in Johnstown
A conflict erupts between Johnstown Flood Relief Commission and the local Board of Inquiry over publishing names and amounts received by beneficiaries. Robert C. Ogden protests, arguing the donors and the commission alone should decide, while rumors of a private list circulate and pledge publication could harm recipients and trust.
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the Flood Relief Commission
The
Board of Inquiry
Johnstown
Robert C. Ogden
Flood Commission
Philadelphia
Flood Relief Commission
Ogden
Conemaugh Valley
Commission
Board of Finance
Committee On Classification and Distribution
A Hannan
John H. Brown
Siti Masters
Oer of Inquiry
Duexcoven Ra
Conenaugh Valley
F! Relief Commission
Floodlief Commission
Common Humanity
Rosert C. Ogpeex
Fiood Relief Commission
Sean Messrs
Brown
John H. Hannan
Board of Eoaetcy
Slavin Defeats McAuliffe in Six Minute London Fight
Slavin, the Australian heavy weight, defeats American McAuliffe in two rounds to claim the world title, lasting exactly six minutes. McAuliffe weighing 204 pounds versus Slavin at 185 pounds, amid disorder among about 200 spectators. Front-row aristocrats attended as bookmakers and sporting men filled the crowd, with limited betting on the bout.
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London
Slavin
McAuliffe
Slavia
Ormonde Club
Marcus Beresford
Esmie Gordon
Chippy Norton
Jinks
Pounds
John L. Shine
Eugene Stratton
West End
Gordon
Beresford
Enterprising Tailors in Trouble Over Suit Club Scheme
The Lewis county grand jury indicts Fred C. Myers of Lowville under the general lottery act for a 75 member suit club. Members pay 1 weekly until a suit is drawn. remaining members receive a suit at 35 weeks. Myers pockets 827 05 per suit, risking broader impacts if ruled legitimate.
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Syracuse
New York
Lewis County
Fred C. Myers
Lowville
Myers
Baldwinsville
Oswego County
Tragedy Near Leconey Farm Leaves Woman Dead
A distant New Jersey lane near the Leconey farm witnessed a brutal murder. Mrs. Annie Miller, 25, wife of farmer John Miller, was found with a nearly severed head and neck wounds. Francis Lingo, initially suspected, is in Camden county jail awaiting charges in this case.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Leconey Farm
Annie Miller
John Miller
Francis Lingo
Annie Leeoney
Miller
Camden County
Aluminum price cut shocks metal market
Cleveland September 26 An announcement by Cowles Electric Smelting and Aluminum Company lowers the public price of aluminum in small lots to 1.00 per pound. The drop makes aluminum a serious competitor with nickel and tin, and at 50 cents per pound it would compete with copper.
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Cleveland
Cowles Electric Smelting and Aluminum Company
Randall's Small Estate In Philadelphia
Philadelphia September 26 Register of Wills Gratz grants letters of administration to widow Fanny W. Randall on the estate of Hon S J Randall who died in Washington April 13 without a will The estate worth about $6000 consists entirely of personal effects.
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Philadelphia
S. J. Randall
Washington
Gratz
Fanny W. Randall
Daubna Udarden
European News Cabled for Tomorrow's Big Dispatch
A corps of correspondents outside the Associated Press sends Europe news in advance for tomorrow's major dispatch.
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Tomorrow’s
Big Dispatch
Associated Press
He Wants His Share in Cincinnati Boodle Divide
Andrew T. Moonet former Cincinnati Council member now based in Chicago sues William Forbes president of the council for 2100 dollars. Moonet alleges Forbes had funds to pay a council committee to influence a decision and did not pay Moonet his share.
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Cincinnati
Andrew T. Moonet
Chicago
William Forbes
Moonet
Cincinnati Council
Forbes
Council
How to Make a Great City Pittsburg Essay Contest Winners
The Dispatch published prize winning essays urging Pittsburg to unite business, transportation, and public works to nationalize the city. Henry B. Thompson won first prize for bold plans to expand canals and a consolidated city, with Charles S. Mentzer and Roger D. McCart taking second and third for cooperation and infrastructure ideas.
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Henry B. Thompson
Thompson
Roger D. McCart
Fulton Street
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh's Rise Through a Great Waterway System
A prophetic vision argues that America's future rests on canalizing rivers from the Mississippi to the Ohio and Missouri, expanding waterways via the Erie and Hennepin canals and ship canals to Lake Michigan. It claims Pittsburg would gain commercial primacy, with cheap transport driving vast national growth and industrial output.
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America
Mississippi Valley
Rim
Europe
Chicago
Hudson
Ohio River
Allegheny
Cumberland
Tennessee
Pittsburg
Belgium
Vent
San Onele
Nicaragua Canal
Pacific
Suez Canal
England
Manchester
Ead
Amherst
Corinth
Cape Cod
Chesapeake and
Delaware
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Atlantic
Lakes
Mohawk
Erie Canal
Inges
Hennepin Canal
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Upper
Great Northwestern
East West
Petrrog
Nationalize Pittsburg Novelistic Schemes Outlined
The article argues Pittsburg’s five year future hinges on a united civic plan to attract capital and develop new enterprises. It emphasizes mobilizing citizens for growth and mentions continued discussion on page five. The Dispatch promotes its beet advertising medium via Classified Advertisements for broad reach.
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Ginse
Pittsburg
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