Anti-Tamimany Crusade Chooses Strong As Mayor Candidate
In New York the anti Tam many coalition resumed talks at the United States Charity building with delegates from multiple groups. Col Strong was selected for mayor amid a push to form an independent ticket against Tammany Hall. John W Goff declined the nomination and urged a unified front. Judge Gaynor declined the governor nomination amid ongoing Democratic deliberations.
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Judge Gaynor
Committee of Seventy
New York
anti-Tammany
United States Charity Building
anti-Tammany Democracy
Streckler Independent County Democracy
Good Government Clubs
German - America Reform Union
The
Republican Organization
Grace Democracy
C. C. Beaman
Col. Strong
Ivan
Sid Strong
Reer
John W. Goff
Grogantt
Board of Aldermen
Jeroloman
Otto Kempner
Pris
Beekman
Am O'Heagher
E. W. Hoover
Hill
Tammany Hall
Fairchild
Democratic State Committee
Judea Gaynor
Court House
Brooklyn
Senator Hill
Whitehouse
Regular
Bell Democrats
Harmony
Shepard
State Committee
Gaynor
Grace
Brooklyg
N. Y
William J. Gaynor
Court of Appeals
Daniel
Times
D. S. Lamont
Army
Congressman Lockwood
Yeor
Senator Hill Campaign Stops Planned in New York
Senator Hill will deliver his first campaign speech in Utica on October 17 and his final address on November 5 in Elmira where he has closed campaigns for thirteen consecutive years.
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Senator Hill
Utica
Elmira
Shocking Fate of Mrs Ward of New Milford
Mrs Ward widow of Charles Ward of New Milford was badly scalded when a bottle of hot water upset yesterday. She died about noon today. She was about sixty years old and had resided in this place for many years.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milrorp
Experience of the Brig Wanbun in an Ocean Gale
The brig Wanbun from Savannah reports on Sept 26 and 27 in latitude near Savannah during a gale she wore off shore for sea room and burst her jibs and lower sails boat one lower jib entirely and shipped a cargo of timber. She sustained no apparent damage.
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Phitaverrata, Ovt
Wanbun
Savannah
Sea Room
Wheat and cotton prices plunge amid limited demand
New York reports record low wheat and cotton prices, restricting consumption of other goods. Despite weaker crops, iron product demand rises while coke output expands. commercial and manufacturing liabilities fall in September but remain high overall, with 219 U.S. failures in the past week.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
South
West
Bessemer Pie
United States
Canada
Farm sale ends in loss of hidden money
Jasper T. White of Sycamore Township sold a farm for 12000 dollars and hid the proceeds in an unused chimney. His wife held a fire in the bedroom where the money was hidden, and the entire sum was burned. The couple still owns another farm.
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Cincinnati
Jasper T. White
Sycamore Townsip
National Guard retires Captains Ryan and Moir in Harrisburg
Oct 4 orders from national guard headquarters place Captain Thomas Ryan Jr of Company G Third Regiment and Captain James Moir of Company C Fourteenth Regiment on the roll of retired officers.
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Hannisnours
National Guard
Thomas Ryan, Jr
James Moir
Sparks From The Wires Pack News Of Fires Crimes And Trials
A collage of briefs reports a Montreal or Fargo style snow flurry, a Canadian finance minister heading to London for a loan, six St. Louis deaths from streetcars and engines, Missouri labor unions opposing anti union groups, Captain Hand injured in Chicago fire incident, the Wadden sinking near Brooklyn endangering three men, Toronto robbers stealing 1200 dollars, a Missouri motorman murder acquittal in Staunton Virginia, a Seattle bartender shooting during a hold up, a Frisco divorce for Mins Brandon amid cruelty claims, and a Kan tas bank trust deed forgery accusation with a death in New York.
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Fargo
N. D
London
St. Louis
Missouri
American Protective Association
Chicago
William Hand
W. J. McCahen
Brooklyn
Toronto
Frank Pops
Rochester
Henry Ferguson
Thomas Bereensy
Staunton
Mamie Pecenta
C. N. Bidwell
Seattle
Washington
New York
Robert Emmons
Grant Honor and Banquet for Veterans Tour
Governor McKinley leads a Des Moines welcome for Col. Jed Grant and Gen. O. O. Howard as veterans salute the Grant family. A whirlwind itinerary includes Avoca, Des Moines crowds, and a Des Moines banquet after speeches at the Tabernacle and Foater's Opera House.
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Fred Grant
McKinley
Des Moines
Savoy House
Howard
Grant
Mr. Sherman
Tabernacle
Foater
Jackson
Tecumseh Sherman
Ames
St. Paul
Football Looms Up as Inter-Collegiate Body Teeters
New Haven reports the Inter-Collegiate Football Association facing its probably final meeting on October 5. With Wesleyan and Penn withdrawn, Yale and Princeton control the group, while Cornell seeks admission and talks stall on a broader triangular arrangement. The future of the association appears uncertain.
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New Haven
Conn
New York
Inter-Collegiate Football Association
Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Princston
Cornell
Princeton Egates
Yale and Wesleyan Hold Grudging Standoff Over Schedule
The article notes strained relations as Yale and Wesleyan have not arranged games this season. Once close rivals, past disputes over receipts and a disputed championship game last year fueled coolness. Wesleyan accuses Yale of rough play on the last New Haven trip and welcomes the break from meeting Yale this year.
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Wesleyan
Yale
New Haven
Czar Reported Dead Rumors Hit Markets Abroad
Paris rumors of the czar's ill health or death unsettled European finance. Transfers on the Paris bourse were weak as reports circulated from Amsterdam and Paris on October 5 and 6.
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Amsterdam
Paris
Thunderstorm destroys Hall barn and contents
A thunder shower struck the four mile east farm of L. D. Hall on Thursday evening. The large barn and its contents were entirely destroyed by lightning. Insurance of 1400 dollars on the building and contents will nearly cover the loss.
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New Mitrorp
L. D. Hall
Baltimore Fans Frustrated As Orioles Fall To Giants
Baltimore mourns after a 6 14 loss to New York as the Orioles misplayed key moments. The game drew nearly 11 000 fans who hoped for a win and a pennant worthy performance amid off field tensions and manager Hanlon’s pleas for unity.
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Baltimore, Co
New York
Orioles
Giants
New Yorks
McGraw
Baltimore
Hanlon
Jennings
Joennings
Tiernan
Vvuuiav
Batimore
Gleavon
Robinson
Meetrin
Farrell
Hurst
Emslie
Wilkes-Barre and Boston Play Tough Five Inning Match
In Barre Pa on Oct 6 Wilkes-Barre and Boston split a five game here this afternoon. The only run came on a seventh inning homer by Bannon. Betts led off for the home team in the box and Boston managed six hits while Nichola pitched superbly. Both teams played errorless ball. Final score Wilkes-Barre 0 Boston 1. Hite credited with the win for Wilkes-Barre. Gallagher for Boston. Umpire Kiterick.
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Barre
Wilkes Barre
Boston
Bannon
Betts
Nichola
Multiple local notices and events from Carlisle and Harrisburg area
Reports of suicides by Miss Catharine Bentz and Mrs. Mary E. Strickler. A warrant issued for Law yer J M Funck of Lebanon for shooting Fred Turner. Rev George J Martz of Lebanon injured in a fall. Cumberland Valley Traction ran first car over Susquehanna at Harrisburg. Governor Pattison signs death warrant for Antonio Rinzuto due Dec 4. Founder's Day speaker C La Ray Munson at Lehigh. Carbon County voters to decide public debt level in November. Brock Brothers of Lancaster fail on execution. assets and details unclear.
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Catharine Bentz
Carlisle
Pittsburg
Mary E. Strickler
Dauphin County
J. M. Funck
Lebanon
Fred Turner
George J. Martz
Cumberland Valley Traction Company
Susquehanna River
Harrisburg
Antonio Rinzuto
Pottsville
Pattison
C. la Ray Munson
Williamsot
Laigh University
Carbon County
Bonn Brothers, Merchant Tailors
Lancaster
Falling Wall Kills Six at Derrier Furniture Fire
Derrier Mich Oct 5 A five story brick building at 218 215 217 Woodward Ave gutted by fire. Front wall collapsed at 9 15 am trapping workers and a spectator. Six killed including Lieutenant Michael Doxactive and Joan W Paogt. Ten injured. Stock and building losses put at 60 000 and 25 000. Building condemned as unsafe.
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Derrier
Mich
Keenan & John'a Furniture
Woodward Avenue
Oe Danweim
Ian E. E Stevens
Micuax
Gray
Patrick O'Rourke
E. Stocxs
Bartholomew Cronin
Joan B. Newent
Leste E. Mckumugnay
Tuomas Guany
Henry Hennig
Engine company_No. 9
Chemical No. 1
Truck No. 2
Engine Company No. 8
Frederick A. Bussey
Rescus
Donaghue
Page, Osly, Cammioga
Ball
Michael Gray
Stevens
Ste
McKinley Touts Vote To Preserve Industrial Health
Governor McKinley spoke to supporters in Council Bluffs after a welcome by the Society of the Army of the Tennessee. He urged voting in November to protect industry and praised Senator Allison before departing for Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Ben
McKinley
UW Bluffs
Omaha
O. 0. Howard
Defenee of the East
Jed Grant
Tecumseh Sherman
Hoyt Sherman
G. M Dodge
Jackson
Hhis
General Dodge
Rock Island
Army of the Tennessee
Avoca
Col
Grant
Brurrs
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Grand Hotel
Democratic Party
Allison
Governor Curtin's declining health at bellfontaine
Ex Governor Curtin remains conscious and able to converse with family in Bellfontaine Pennsylvania as his condition shows a small improvement over yesterday. Doctors report slight gains likely due to stimulants but nourishment remains limited and no strangers are allowed to visit.
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Bellefontaine
Curtin
Boy Burned By Powder Bottle Incident
A ten year old, Walter Wallace, living on Prospect Street in Passaic New Jersey, received a bottle of powder from a neighbor. He struck a match, causing a severe burn when the bottle ignited.
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Passato
N. J
Walter Wallace
Prospect Street
Morne
Wallace
Frightful Explosion Besets Worker
A blast tore through a factory area as a worker was blasted by a bottle exploded. The man’s face suffered severe injuries with shreds of material embedding in facial bones and the loss of vision feared. Emergency crews investigated the scene and treated him at once.
Republican State Convention Opens In Boston Music Hall
The Republican state convention meets in Music hall at 10am with William Coggswell presiding. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge presents Governor Greenhalge for renomination by acclamation. Senator Hoar chairs resolutions and reads a concise platform emphasizing public schools, fair immigration and universal citizenship rights.
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Boston
Music Hall
Asasion
William Coggswell
Salem
Henry Cabot Lodge
Greanhalge
Bia
Hoar
APA
Mongolian Uprising and Far East Naval Moves
Reports from Tiextsiy and Shanxual describe a Mongolian province rebellion with troops sent from Pekin and palace unrest. Japanese naval patrols near Wei Hai Wei plan to block Chinese warships while merchants cancel shipments to Chefyo and Tientsin amid coast guard activity.
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Tiextsiy
Tere
Mongolia
Pekin
Palace of
Outly Og
Shaxcual
Ss. James
England
France
Russia
Far East
Manchester Guardian
Rossia
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Japan
Korea
Singerly Tour Dates Set for Closing State Campaign
Philadelphia Oct 5 Chairman Stranahan released the first week itinerary for Governor candidate William M. Singerly and the Democratic state ticket. Key figures expected to join part or all of the tour include Governor Pattison Secretary Harrity Attorney Hensel and several retired judges and Congress members from across the state.
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Philadelphia
Stranahan
William M. Singerly
Bia
Robert BE. Pattison
The
Commonwealth
William F. Harrity
William U Hensel
Dcep
Mr. Singerly
Supreme
Samuel G. Thompson
David W. Sellera
Dallas Sanders
James H. Bock
N. J. Ryan
Robert L. Wright
Edward Harvey
Lehigh
George Rosa
Bucke
B. F. Myers
Dauphin
John M. Garman
Lugerne
George A. Jenks
Jefferson
R. Jones Honaghan
Cheater
Grant Herring
Columbia
United States
George A. Allen
Erie
Simon P. Wolverton
Narthumberland
James Denton Hancock
Venango
Daniel Ermentroat
Berks
J. Ross Thompson
Hire
Bush Gallan
Franklin
Premier Crigpi Receives 76th Birthday Congratulation Messages
Official estimates indicate a 50 percent rise in oat and barley crops this year. Andrew Carnegie donated 2500 dollars for a Jedburgh library and earned the freedom of the town.
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Crigpi
Andrew Carnegie
Jedburgh
Scotland
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania and New York
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania and eastern New York calls for fair conditions Saturday with west winds and slightly cooler air. Western Pennsylvania should be generally fair inland with possible local showers at lake stations and west winds.
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Waseiotox
Pennsylvania
New York
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Kiterick
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Micuagl H
Doxactive
Richano Deery
Joan W. Paogt
Maurtin Ball
Julie G. Cummings
Frep A. Bussey
Sjured
Council Bluffs
Bay State
China
Wright
Will Ewing
Weather Forecast
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W. J. Weichel
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