Roosevelt Hits Hearst In Support Of Hughes
Utica New York Nov 2 Secretary of State Elihu Root joined with Charles E Hughes Republican candidate for New York governor in urging election of Hughes Root praised President Roosevelt and denounced Hearst as a self seeking demagogue He warned Hearst's defeat would harm labor and capital and cited Roosevelt's criticism of Hearst in relation to McKinley’s assassination. Continuous cheers followed Root's remarks and he contrasted Roosevelt with Hearst stating Hearst would misuse power and provoke unrest.
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Utica
N. Y
Elihu Root
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Majestic Theater
Eve
Washington
Roosevelt
Hughes
Root
McKinley
Hearst
New York
Tammany
Murphy
Popular Democratic Candidate for State Treasurer
A historical notice profiles Pietrowski Pewrarttic a Democratic candidate for state treasurer. Born in Germany, educated as a lawyer, he served as assistant corporation counsel in Detroit, then moved to Diverce. He emphasizes integrity, opposition to misuse of public funds, and pledges to avoid personal use of state money. He lists family ties and residence in Chicago.
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Pietrewski
Tertin
Gerneius
Valparaiso
St Coblese
St. Paul
Amb
Chicago
In Ishs
Piotrish
Theresa
Ind
Benlevant
Chicasze
Pietrowski
Scully Disinherits His Children In Bold Will
The will of D. Wuntington Scully, an immigrant who built wealth through land purchases, disinherits three daughters from his first wife while bequeathing all U S lands to his widow. He shows a rare clemency toward Kathleen, and confirms gifts to his son Thomas Scully and second wife Angela. The estate value is unclear but estimated between 1 and 3 million dollars, with much property already transferred before death.
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Wuntington
William Lent
Mary
Inna
Kathleen
Mirror of Man
Ireland
Thomas Scully
Angela Scully
United States
Scully
Mey Reneh
Lora Scully
State Prison Faces Students in Halloween Riot Case
Lexington Ky Nov 2 Another arrest was made today in the cases against state college students charged with assaulting patrolmen in a riot used by Halloween pranks. The grand jury has the faculty and students before it today investigating the charge of confederating a felony offense. The mayor and police are pressing to send the offenders to the state prison if possible.
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Lexington
State College
Hallowe'en
Much Cash In Treasury Surplus And Debt Drop
Washington November second monthly statement shows public debt, minus cash in treasury, at the close of October 1 totaling 952 171 364 dollars, down 2 074 829 dollars for the month. October receipts reached 57 241 999 dollars, expenditures 54 617 788, yielding a October surplus of 2 424 211 dollars after a prior October 1905 deficit of over 3 200 000 dollars.
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Washington
Great Lodging House Open in Boston
The Salvation Army opened the People's Palace in Boston's South End, the largest lodging house in the world. It cost 240000 dollars, stands five stories, contains 287 lodging rooms plus reading and social rooms, a swimming pool, and baggage rooms. A free labor bureau a free legal bureau and a free dispensary will operate on site.
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Salvation Army
Boston
Mass
People’s Palace
South End
Bryan Presses Hearst Support in New York Endorsement
William J. Bryan mails a letter to Brooklyn Borough President Bird S. Coler urging votes for W. R. Hearst as governor. Bryan notes Hearst is likely to win and offers help only if invited, while Coler publicly releases the letter and contrasts Hearst backers with likened critics of the old political system. Root's speech is cited as aiding Hearst. slander is condemned.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Bird S. Coler
Brooklyn
W. R. Hearst
Bryan
Hearst
Coler
Croker and McCarren
Charles F Murphy says people's minds are made up for Hearst
New York November 2 Charles F Murphy Tammany Hall leader in an interview said Roosevelt's sentiments through Root at Utica last night and Croker's endorsement of McCarren's Stand will not affect the election Murphy asserts the people have made up their minds and will vote for Hearst
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New York
Charles F. Murph
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Root
Utica
Croker
McCarren
Murphy
Hearst
Hearst Quiet Day After Throat Trouble in New York
W R Hearst spent a quiet day in New York due to throat trouble after a burst of speeches. He plans to resume on the platform tonight as the Republican state committee starts mailing 800000 copies of a pamphlet with extracts from Root's Utica speech.
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New York
W. R. Hearst
Republican State Committee
Root
Utica
Count Boni de Castellane Clings to Hope for Reconciliation
Amid the Paris divorce trial of Countess de Castellane Anna Gould of New York, Boni de Castellane clings to hope for settlement. He wrote love letters pleading reconciliation while denouncing American lawyers. Friends say the count was stunned by the wife’s push in court and failed to prepare a defense until documents were exchanged. Albany-based lawyer William Shepperd Manning rises to prominence in related coverage.
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Paris
Maitre Cruppi
Countess de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Count Boni de Castellane
Count Boni
Caroline Grote Democratic Nominee for State Superintendent
Caroline Grote of Pittsfield emerges as the Democratic candidate for state superintendent. A longtime educator born in Perry Illinois, she taught in county and city schools, led districts as superintendent, and held roles with the State Teachers Association and National Education Association. Her career spans teaching, administration, and statewide education service.
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Caroline Grote
Pittsfield
Perer
Ise
Perry Public
Carthice College
Imineis
yWals
Ecibeals
Martes
State Teachers’ Association
Philnois Association
Fitiver
Uluwi
Macon
Trite
Tuwe
Miss Grote
Gernhin
Amerier Vets Dharn
Paras Lette
Mavayy
Germen
Tisnedd
Ated
Faewe
Opens Three Gent Fare Car Line Ends With Sudden Death
A mysterious incident ends in the sudden death of a person connected to an insurance investigation. The event involves a three gen t fare car line and suggests a parliamentary or legislative inquiry context. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
Cashier Found Dead in Bank Vault in Salem
Salem Indiana November 2 Charles B Williams bookkeeper and acting cashier for Citizens Bank was found dead in the bank vault the shotgun blast pierced his heart investigators say the weapon was kept in the vault Williams may have been struck by an accidental discharge while adjusting his position according to early reports
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Salem
Ind
Charles B. Williams
Citizens Bank
Williams
Auto campaign drains Wisconsin governor into bed
Governor Davidson of Wisconsin has returned home and is laid up with rheumatism after a strenuous automobile campaign. He may cancel all remaining campaign dates as he recovers.
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Davidson
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Navy
Philanthropist George Herring Dies After Surgery
London reports George Herring, a noted English philanthropist who funded hospitals and charities, died after an appendicitis operation. He widely earned initial wealth from race courses before joining numerous large business ventures. Pastor's Wife Burned to Death in Hinckley Fire. Mrs Jacob Rathmann, wife of the Hinckley German Evangelical Lutheran pastor, perished in a fire caused by a lamp overturning. she left five small children.
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George Herring
London
Jacob Rathmann
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hinckley
Mayor Johnson Marks Milestone With First Cleveland Trolley Ride
Cleveland November 2 Mayor Tom Johnson presided as motorman and J V Mellorrey candidate for sheriff rode the first streetcar on a new line. Crowds cheered as fares were bought and tickets distributed. The trip finished without major incident though the car briefly detached from the wires.
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Cleveland
Elmeret
Johison
Bams
Johnnson
Denison Avenue
Bats
Fulton Road
Roosevelt hunts turkeys as open house proceeds
President Roosevelt continues turkey hunting with no success yet as Mrs. Roosevelt maintains open house for residents of Albemarle and Scottsville Virginia on November 2. The event blends presidential activity with public access as Mrs. Roosevelt hosts visitors.
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Scottsville
Roosevelt
Albemarle
Peace Over Indian Raids Near Sheridan in 10th Cavalry Action
Sheridan Wyoming November 2 reports describe a clever raid on a government supply train bound for Fort Keogh and the camps of the 10th and 6th cavalry. Ute raiders seized 340 pounds of flour, held a driver at rifle point, then vanished into the hills. Troops are at a standstill until provisions arrive, with patrols along Tongue River between Birney and Ashland. Authorities report tensions among Ute factions, with Appar deposed and Black and Red Cap favored to align with Cheyennes, amid ongoing supply shortages and Bear Creek camps.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Arvada
Ufe
James Corgan
Corgen
Dentes
Feld Dentes
Fort Keogh
Tongue River Valley
Birney
Ashland
Appar
Red Cap
Arcadia
Sith
6Th Cavalry
Rifle Point
Bidfale Creek
London municipal reform score slashes progressives in elections
Nov 1 London borough councils report overwhelming victory for municipal reformers, formerly moderates aligned with the unionist party. Progressives and labor fare poorly as reformers gain about 610 seats to 22 with 77 for independents. figures incomplete. Lane provincial results meanwhile give the Liberals a seat.
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London
Uionist Party
Uberal
Labor
Progressives
Independent
Fire on Baltic at London dock erupts aboard steamship
A Liverpool dispatch reports a fierce fire aboard the White Star liner Baltic at a London dock. The blaze, centered in cotton cargo, drew many firemen who fought the flames on the upper deck and amidships.
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Baltic
London
Ladon
Liverpool
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