Secretary Root At Cooper Union Sparks Roosevelt Stand
Secretary of War Root spoke at Cooper Union arguing Governor Odell deserves re election for tax cuts and efficient state government while urging New Yorkers to back President Roosevelt. He defended trust regulation and labor policy amid national party choices and urged harmony with the president in Congress.
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Odell
New York
Empire State
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Cooper Union
Mayor Low
Toot
Mr. Low
War Root
Lie
Ano
United States
House of Representatives
State of
Huis Thade
Congress
McNeely Cochran Wedding in Philadelphia Ceremony
Miss Eleanor McNeely daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Knox McNeely married Garrett Cochran of Williamsport chief coach of the Princeton football team. Rev Dr Foley officiated. Florence McNeely sister and Langdon Lewis were attendants with a list of ushers including Charles Cochran Addison Kelly Whivis Elkins George Peterson and several McNeely and Cochran relatives.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Eleanor McNeely
Robert Knox McNeely
Garrett Cochran
Williamsport
Princeton
Dr. Foley
Wile Shunsport
Florence McNeeley
Langdon Lew Wis
Avis Cochran
Ida Riley
Washington
Virginia Chiuvenet
Almira P. McNeely
Charles Cochran
Addison N. Kelly
New York
Whivis Elkins
Twlkins
W. Va
George Peterson
Richard P. McNeely
This City
W. Opville Hickok
Harrisburg
Lyon and
Trenrvy Paveons
Murder mystery in Reading mass as husband claims wife body
Reading police investigate a death found near town with signs of murder. Sam Weingert of Boston partly identifies the body as his former wife Mary Mears, wife once in Cincinnati and Baltimore. he says they divorced twelve years ago and she was mentally weak.
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Reading
Mass
Elrew
Sam Weingert
Boston
Weingert
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Mary Mears
Cleveland speaks at Morristown political meeting
Former President Cleveland spoke at Lyceum hall drawing hundreds via special trains. He received an ovation and a non partisan reception followed, with about two hundred prominent Morristown residents in attendance.
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Morristown
Det
Cleveland
Lyceum Hall
Myr
Woman Hangs Self After Typhoid Aid in Lancaster Home
In Lancaster Pennsylvania Mrs Isaac G Simmons aged 50 committed suicide by hanging at her home. A nursemaid with typhoid fever had been cared for by Simmons at noon before she disappeared and was later found dead in the cellar. Neighbors believe distress over her daughters prompted the act. The husband works at Brill Cay in Philadelphia.
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Lancaster
Isaac G. Simmons
Htughip
Brill Cay
Philidelphia
State Officials Order Vote Returns Certified Fairly
Secretary Ghent directs county commissioners and prothonotaries to certify next Tuesday’s election returns so each party receives credit for votes polled and to avoid double counting when a candidate’s name appears in multiple ballot columns.
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Iteas
Harksburg
Maher and O'Brien Battle to Even Six Round Draw
Philadelphia action featured Peter Maher and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in a six round draw. Both fighters endured hard exchanges with Maher landing jabs and body blows while O'Brien answered with head shots and steady defense throughout the contest.
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Philadelphia
Peter Maher
Jack’ O' Brien
Maher
O'Brien
Durie
O' Bren
Bach
Rioting Flare Ups in Ponce Puerto Rico
Exclusive AP report from San Juan describes renewed political rioting in Ponce. From nine to eleven p.m. a Republican mob, aided by police, seized control, firing on the Federal club. One man died, several wounded. Stores closed as rioting continued Tuesday and Wednesday. A Spanish dramatic company sought protection from the Spanish consul as violence spread to the theater.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Oet. O
Ponce
Federal Club
Federation of Labor Club
Washington
Congress of Mothers Opens Third Pennsylvania Meeting
Pittsburg hosts the third annual Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers with welcome by Miss Elizabeth B O Neill of the Pittsburg Windergarten association. Mrs Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia replies as president. Delegates report, with afternoon talk on special schools as a preventive of reformatories by William E B Meehan of Philadelphia and a mass meeting address by Judge J L H Beitler of Philadelphia. Dr H J Price discusses work in Delaware County and Mrs Frederic Scholt and Mrs Aliee Montgomery cover special needs and a year of Philadelphia work.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
Elizabeth B. O'Neill
J. LH. Beitler
Philadelphia
H. J. Price
Delaware County
Frederic Scholt
Aliee Montgomery
Philidelphia
French Strikers Unruly in Mining Districts
Exclusive wire reports renewed disturbances by miners and non strikers in mining districts. At Denalnu strikers damaged a yard and buildings and sent a threatening letter to the mayor. Lens saw property destruction. Dunkirk saw fourteen arrests with expected follow ups as disorder spread. International Mineral Federation committee urges miners to unite and press companies to reopen workplaces.
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Paris
Denalnu
Lens
Dunkirk
Ernational Committee of the Mineral Federation
PENROSE AT BEDFORD GIVES PROSPERITY MESSAGE
Senator Penrose addressed a large Republican meeting in Bedford Pennsylvania tonight. He urged continuity of the Republican party to sustain prosperity and warned of dire consequences if Democracy gained power. He outlined party stances on capital and labor and impressed listeners with his manner and clarity.
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Root
America
United States
Wasea
Republican Party
Bedford
Penrose
Hawk
Tragedy at Alsen Cement Works After Accidental Shooting
Favlusive Wire reports from Wotskill that P Becker and Chayge Dickman visited Bungerties. Dickman accidentally discharged a revolver, killing Becker. Overcome with grief, Dickman attempted suicide but bystanders stopped him.
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Associated Press
Wotskill. N
P. Becker
Chayge Dickman
Alsen
Bungerties
Dickmann
Becker
Dickmint
Wilkes-Barre Man Granted Pen Sions Of A
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press notes Charles Sneibier of Wilkes-Barre has been granted pension benefits. The brief item cites the approval and cites no further details about the program or beneficiary.
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Washington, Or. W
Charles Sneibier
Wilkes-Barre
Optimistic Cuban prospects praised at London railway meeting
At a Cuban Central railway meeting in London the chairman J White Todd expressed optimism about Cuba’s political and economic outlook under American auspices. He cited potential sugar crop recovery, favorable Brussels sugar terms, and new railroad laws as protections for investors, signaling a bright business revival pending reciprocity legislation.
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Cuban Central Railroad
London
Cuban Central Railway
J. White Todd
Cuba
Island
President Roosevelt Returns to White House
President Roosevelt moves personal belongings from temporary quarters on Jackson Place to the remodeled White House. He will use the room once occupied by Lincoln and Harrison as the family resumes residence and offices. Next week the Roosevelt family will relinquish the Jackson Place quarters.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jielkson Place
White House
Lincoln
Harrison
Furm‘iy
Jackson Prave
British commander reaches Berbera with wounded in Somaliland
Colonel Swayne arrives at Berbera in safety after being wounded in action against the Mad Mullah. No further British troop moves will occur until a large force is assembled about two months later. Somali Jeyles reportedly showed the white feather. Colonel Cobbe commands at Hododle where garrison is safe.
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Aden
Arabia
Swayne
Somaliland
Berbera
Safiety
Jeyles
Cobbe
Hohodle
Trainmen Seek Wage Increase in Chicago Negotiations
Chicago reports demand by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen for wage boosts will be answered by railroads before week’s end. Focal committees met and indicated railroads will likely grant about a one percent raise, with a settlement expected around the month’s end.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Uie
Union
Arkansas Senator James Ek Jones Talks With President
Enclusive Wire reports Senator James Ek Jones of Arkansas visited the White House to convey greetings to President Roosevelt and to congratulate him on recovering from a recent injury. He said the political discussion was not special in significance.
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Associated Prom
Washington
James Ek, Jones
Arkansas
Democratiy National Committee
Abr
Roosevelt
Tie
Tia
Post Office to Open Sundays at Oyster Bay
Assistant Postmaster General Wynee orders Oyster Bay postoffice reopened on Sundays starting in November to serve correspondents during President Roosevelts vacation and long island town tones unique to late summer.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Philadelphia Democrat Killed at Frankford Junction
Nicholas Noonan Democratic nominee for state representative in the Twenty second district and a freight conductor was killed today at Frankford Junction on the Pennsylvania railroad. He fell under a locomotive's wheels.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Nicholas Noonan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frankford Junction
Prince of Bhiun Tours Boston Governors Hall and Flags
The Crown Prince and Prince Chakribonsee visited the Massachusetts state house and city hall with aides and secretary officials. They greeted Governor Crane, toured the representative chamber, and showed interest in the state battle flags before luncheon at the Hotel Somerset. They then proceeded to St Marks School in Southboro after departing at 1 PM.
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Crown Prince of
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Prince Chakribonsee
Chamber of the Louse of Representatives
Alemortal Hall
State House
P. A. Collins
Elotel Somerset
Flo
Southboro
St. Mark's School
Pennypacker Speaks at Reading Campaign Event
Judge Pennypacker arrives in Reading with a large reception lineup. A mass meeting at the Academy of Music followed a hotel reception with over five hundred citizens in attendance. Speakers included Wiliam H. Schaeffer Morrell and Adams as Pennypacker stressed the Pennsylvania idea under Republican rule.
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Reading
Pennypacker
Academy of Music
William Rick
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Paris Orchestras Jangling Strike Amid Theaters
Paris reports a strike by theater orchestras starting at noon with musicians gathering at the Labor Exchange. Some halls resumed performances without orchestras while authorities posted a large police force to prevent disruptions at venues regarded as at risk.
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Paris
Lrge
McGovern to Meet Smith in Pre-Champion Bout
In Philadelphia McGovern former featherweight champion is matched to box six rounds with Sammy Smith of the city at Industrial Hall on Friday night November 7. The event, promoted by Kennedy and Powers, will be refereed by Johnny Buchardt and marks McGovern’s last public appearance before facing Young Corbett for the title.
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Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Sammy Smith
Industrial Hall
Willie McGovern
Young Corbett
Kennedy
Powers
Johnny Buekharidt
Steamer Founder Drowns After Heavy Storm Off Ashtabula
The body of Bevcond Mate John Grets of the steamer Lockwood has been found on the beach near Ashtabula, Ohio. Nine other crew members left the sinking vessel in an open boat during a October 14 storm. the boat vanished in the sea and all aboard were drowned.
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Ashtabula
Election Fraud Petition Before Supreme Court
The petition by Henry Blunders and John Cudwalader asks the Supreme Court to appoint a sitting justice to oversee election day chalking in Philadelphia. Ex-change Thompson of Philadelphia presented the matter to the court, which held the case under advisement.
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Pittsburg
Henry Blunders
John Cudwalader
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Changer Thompson
United States Army Transport Thomas Reaches Manila Harbor
The US army transport Thomas with Lieutenant General Miles aboard anchors in Manila harbor tonight. The vessel departed San Francisco on October 1 and called at Honolulu and Guam en route.
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Manila
Get
United States Army
Thomas
Miles
Manila Harbor
San Francisco
Honoluli
Guaw
Stockholders Gain Tenfold From White Star Purchase
London reports the International Mercantile Marine buys White Star Line for 30 497 180 with 15 786 180 cash 25 174 000 in preference shares and 12 587 000 in common stock. Shareholders receive over 61 for each 4 000 share, though the exact value depends on the American company's stock.
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London
White Star Line
International Mercantile Maurine Company
J. PB. Morgan & Co
White Star
White Star Company
Troops Return Home as Coal Region Sees Peace
The Fourth and Eighth regiments broke camp and returned home from the Wyoming valley with the Ninth due to break camp tomorrow. The Lehigh region remains unsettled as operators and miners fail to agree, while coal output was strong. President Mitchell canceled a Baltimore address and may travel to Scranton after awaiting a commission inquiry.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Lehigh
Bnd
Mitchell
Baltimore
United Mine Workers
Seranton
Mar
Tonjehe
Scranton
Fire at Delaware Water Gap depot destroys station and home
Two explosions struck near the Delaware Water Gap depot between 12 and 1 am awakening residents. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad depot burned completely along with freight and express matter, and a riverside fishing residence. The Delaware house sustained heavy damage. total loss estimated around ten thousand dollars.
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Stroudsburg
Dehaware
Deliware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hor Aml
Tuy
Avon woman convicted of second degree murder
A young Avon woman was convicted of second degree murder in the death of Michael Impapedh. The crime involved a stabbing with a stilett o during an alleged confrontation. Sentencing to follow as per court proceedings.
Devolutive Wire Reports Family Tragedy in Wisconsin
A deplorable notice from The Associated Press details a dire incident in Wisconsin where William Wicklingson and Albert Wicklogsdiu, brothers, and a sister aged ten were found dead and buried near a distant location west of a city. The report places the Wicklingsons in Wells teaching assignments and describes the grim discovery by local authorities.
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Milwatkes
Wisconsin
Mikhori
Wiha
William Wiekingson
Agua
Albert Wieklogsdiu
Wieklinson
Iedie
Lieve Daduaa
Tirmern
Tigers Clash In City Car Collision Injuries Reported
A high speed collision on a city street left Georgy Aneman seriously injured while Thetorman and Seveorahyan Tigers also sustained minor injuries. Police investigate cause as bystanders rush to aid victims.
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Higevnstorg
Oet
Woeet
Paleview
Maryeville
Veterans Return From War Service Honored in Homecoming
The Eighth Regiment company A of the National Guard of Pennsylvania arrived home tonight after three months in the war region. A welcome home fund was raised for the purpose. The reception featured a banquet, parade, and speeches honoring the returning soldiers.
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Company A
Roglmeint
National Guan
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Steamship Arrivals From The Associated Press
Cleared Celtic to Liverpool Salled La Savole to Havre Southampton Arrived Southwardk to New York and J Louis to New York Queenstown Balled Teutonic to New York Havre Arrived La Touraline to New York
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la Touraline
Coffee Zone in Guatemala Ruined by Santa Maria Eruption
A cable from Castle Bros reports Santa Maria volcano near Retulhulen and Quezelteningo erupting with lethal fumes. The Costa Casa and Costa Granda coffee plantations are most affected, risking one third of Guatemala's crop. Nearby towns San Felipe Mazatenango and Quezaltenango may face destruction. The volcano had been dormant for years.
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Santa Maria
San Franciseco
Guatemala
Castle Bros
Guatemike
Louis Hirsch
Sul Mir Hirseh
Costa Casa
Costa Granda
Retulhulen
Quezelteningo
San Felipe
Mazutenango
Quezeltenango
Concha Grows Restive Over Panama Canal Treaty Delays
Exclusive wire reports Senor Concha the Colombian minister is fretting as his government delays sending further instructions on negotiations for a treaty affecting Panama canal right of way. Officials expect Secretary Way’s dispatch to accelerate action and resolve outstanding questions delaying final approval. Governor Sulagar of Panama, through letters, has influenced Concha and postponed instruction-based action.
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Washington
Senor Concha
United States
Panama Canal
Way
Hart
Sulagar
Panama
My. Concha
Hudson Valley to Resume Trolley Service to Troy
The Hudson Valley Railway will restart trolley service between Waterford and Troy this afternoon using leased cars from United Trolley. Nonunion Hudson Valley workers and unionized traces threaten strike, prompting National Guardsmen to accompany the Hudson Valley cars into Troy.
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Saratoga
Hudson Valley Railway Comepany
Waterford
Troy
United Tihetion Company
Hudson Valley
Tracetion Company
National Guardsmen
Hudson Valley Cara
Outing Day in Virginia With Roosevelt Visit Planned
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes President Roosevelt plans a brief outing in Virginia tomorrow. A small party will accompany him as they tour areas associated with Civil War relics and landmarks. An official visit is anticipated with a focus on historical sites.
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Virginia
Vhie Assoviated Press
Washington
Weather Forecast for Washington and Pennsylvania
Weather forecast notes eastern Pennsylvania and Washington area conditions. Winds from the west are expected with variable temperatures and unsettled conditions into Friday and Saturday.
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Giles
Pennsylvania
West Winds
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