Mora NM Democratic convention names ticket and praise for Joseph
The Mora New Mexico report notes Hon. Anthony Joseph arrival at the Democratic county convention. It commends his service and voices strong support for the ticket led by Edwin C. Franks and J. S Holland with nominees W M Hads, Noverto Severda, J K Tipton, James Doherty, A Lucero, A L Branche, Faustin Garcia, Chas Bowmer, S Blas Lucero, and R Gonzales.
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Congress
W. M. Hads
Las Vegas
Edwin C. Franks
Colfax County
J. S Holland
Tramperos
Noverto Severda
Guadalupita
J. K. Tipton
Tiptonsville
James Doherty
Mora
J. A. Mestas
Ocate
Alejandro Lucero
Wagon Mound
Agaspita “Abeyta, Jr
A. L. Branche
Faustin Garcia
Chas. Bowmer
Coyote
S. Blas Lucero
R. Gonzales
Tammany County Nominates Straight Ticket
Delegates at the Tammany county convention nominated a straight ticket after rejecting several names offered by the county Democracy. Rosswell P. Flower was considered but the group chose to proceed with their own candidates. Sheriff Grant received the mayoral nomination by acclamation, with additional picks for sheriff, county clerk, and president of the board of alderman.
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New York
Tammany County
Tammany
Grant
Dugro
Donohue
Cox
Rosswell P. Flower
John Cochran
Cleveland
Hill
Sheriff Grant
James A. Jack
Edward F. Reilly
George H. Foster
Board of Alderman
New York County Democracy
Cooper Union Hall
W. W. Niles
Abram S. Hewitt
Hewitt
The Chicago Strike Leaves North Side Cars Idle
Chicago residents awakened to a city without street cars as conductors and cable grip men began a formal strike at 6 am. No cars operate in the north division while pedestrians crowd toward business districts. Strikers use wagons as makeshift transport. managers vow no service until Monday. The west side workers plan a midnight strike, signaling widespread disruption by tomorrow.
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Chicago
North Side
North Division
West Side
North Divi
Track races at Jerome Park in cold wet weather
Jerome Park on October 6 featured six flat races amid muddy conditions. Radiant won the first in heavy track time, with Badge and Paragon also taking early victories. Fordham and Cambysses claimed additional wins as Krumstick and others placed.
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Radiant
Champagne Charlie
Miami
Filley
Badge
Ovid
Oarsman
Paragon
Climax
Terra Cotta
Fordham
Elexir
Santelone
Cambysses
King Crab
Pocatello
Krumstick
Umpire
Maia
Secret order of videttes reported in Kansas counties
A Winfield detective, initiated into the group, reveals a secret anarchist order called the national order of videttes active in Cowley and Sumner counties with Pryor, formerly of St. Louis, named as leader and several prominent citizens found as members.
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St. Louis
Winfield
Kansas
Cowley
Sumner
Pryor
Blaine Fast Mending for Grand Rapids Engagement
The Old Gag Detroit reports Blaine is mending from a throat cold and will perform in Grand Rapids Monday night. Doctors confirmed a slight illness and ordered absolute rest indoors until Monday.
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Detroit
Blaine
Grand Rapids
New York Club Hammer Thrower Sets New Mark at Elkton
Wilson L. Condon of the New York Athletic Club won the 16 pound hammer event at the Elkton fair grounds, reaching 119 feet 9 inches. He surpassed his own previous record of 116 feet 9 inches set in New York in September.
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Philadelphia
Elkton
Maryland
Fairgrounds
Wilson L. Condon
New York Athletic Club
New York
Democrats Rally At Brooklyn Academy Of Music
Secretary of the Interior Vilas and Congressman W C Breckenridge addressed a large crowd in New York at the Brooklyn academy of music. Vilas compared Democratic administrations since Jefferson with those of other parties and spoke on party records.
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New York
Interior
Vilas
W.C. Breckenridge
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Jefferson
Jealous Lover Fatally Shoots Mistress Then Ends Life
In Ouray, an Italian man, unnamed in the dispatch, shot and fatally wounded his mistress at John Vande's dance house in a jealous rage and then killed himself. The incident was reported as an Ouray special to the Republican from Denver dated October 6.
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Denver
Ouray
Antalian
John Vande
Baseball Results From Washington Cincinnati And New York
Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 4 on Oct 6 in Washington while Cincinnati won 3 to 1 at Louisville and New York saw postponements for games involving Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and St Louis due to rain.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Fatal Fire at McClellan Hotel in Birmingham
Birmingham on October 6 reports the McClellan hotel fire at 4 am caused a panic among guests. J A Wetherly of the Evening Chronicle leapt from a third story window and died. His sister and niece jumped as well and were seriously hurt. In Boston, the Coles guano works on Spectacle Island burned since dawn and officials from Boston are en route for details.
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Birmingham
Ala
McClellan
J.A. Wetherly
Evening Chronicle
Boston
Coles
Spectacle Island
Boston Harbor
Desperate Criminal Nat Myers Captured in Independence
Independence, October 5. Marshal Hulse has captured Nat Myers who struck John Burton with a coupling pin on August 1. Myers is described as a desperate and dangerous character.
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Independence
Marshal Hulse
Nat Myers
John Burton
Myers
Record Time At Brockton Fair In Horse Race
On the Brockton fair grounds Mme Marianette drove Major Banks and Trumpher to a wagon one mile in 1 54 over a half mile track. The previous record was 1 55.
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Brockton
Mass
Mme Marianette
Fresh Fish Dinners and Sweet Potato Wine at Local Spots
Fresh fish dinners offered from 3 to 6 p m at the Bon Ton Short Order Counter with wine included. Sweet Potato wine advertised at Fulton Market. A young woman seeks a general housework position in a respectable family via Herap Office Santa Fe. Fischer's home beer praised at Stinson's with claims of fine cigars and good service.
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Herap Office
Santa Fe
Mrs. J. B. Childs Dies Aboard Steamship
In New York on October 4, Mrs. J. B. Childs wife of the U S minister to Siam died at sea aboard the City of Chicago. The body was landed in New York today. In Washington Thurman arrived this morning and will visit Oakview at the president’s invitation over Sunday.
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New York
J. B. Childs
United States
Siam
Chicago
Washington
Address the Herald Palace Avenue Santa Fe New Mexico
The item addresses venue details for The Herald located on Palace Avenue in Santa Fe New Mexico. It specifies location for readers or notices without additional context or actions.
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the Herald
Palace Avenue
Santa FE
New Mexico
Bank Stat Shows Banks Hold Excess Reserves
New York Oct 6 weekly bank statement indicates banks hold 11 217 000 dollars in excess of required reserves, signaling liquidity levels remain elevated amid market conditions.
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New York
Live Stock Markets Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Cattle receipts 6,500 at Kansas City with shipments 3,300 show strength in prime dressed beef and shipping steers, grass range cattle weak, Texas cows steady to down, stockers steady. sheep receipts 1,300 with strong demand for muttons. Chicago reports cattle receipts 12,000 with varied prices for natives Texas cattle and stockers. sheep receipts 9,000 with native and western varieties. Copper and metals markets list firm copper, active lead, weak tin. money market notes easy call loans. Boston wool shows steady demand, California wools selling in a wide range.
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Texas
Chicago
Western Rangers
Western
Territory
California
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