Logan Strikes a Snag Over Hyde Park Refreshments
Prohibitionists collide with Logan interests in Hyde Park as a ban on serving refreshments at a show gathering triggers local opposition. Logan and allies push a belligerent stance while opponents led by George W. Riggs threaten actions to enforce the district prohibition.
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Belleta
Lex
Hyde Pack
Urey
Baghdy
Hyde Park
Leider
George W. Figen
Logan Aloe
Mrr Riggs
Mr Rises
Higga
Lagan
Hunting in the Arena at Chicheo Horse Show Reveals Hunt and Rides
A report from Chicesi describes the upcoming Chicheo horse show events through November. It notes a hunting-went event with notable riders from clubs across the United States, including riders from New York City and other prominent clubs, with tickets to be sold for the event running November 7.
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Chicesi
Mt Washington
United States
Writ Barron
New York City
Adam Berksind
Hondas Hunting
Ontane
WooMendrie
Etamitten Ae
Clit
Bunteme
Kwuriis Aung Uye Menbere
Hamilton Club
Huntary Three
Mate
Tie FC Stevets
Cheney
Vermont
Niehold Toring
Crook
Tadie
T. Creouiaw
Scott
W. T. Brophy
Fox
Logan
Brute
Michigan
Titinob
New York
Pennayivuris
Cut-Out Dolls Sale Promises Rare Coloring Dyes
Fragmented advertisement warns of cheap dyes misrepresented as studious colorants and urges readers to contact Wells Richardson Co at Burlington Vermont for dolls and extra dress receipts. It mentions fake dyes claimed to color all fabrics and to imitate genuine dye quality amid health risk warnings and other goods.
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Rome
Wells
Hichardson & Co
Burlington
Judge Atchison Rules on Admission of Evidence
In a police court proceeding judge Atchison rules that evidence from witnesses prior to June 33 is admissible. Raynor faces charges and a previous conviction is discussed. The case recounts arrests, bail, and an appeal to the district court with a $10 verdict against Reynor and a 60 day jail term avoided on bond.
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Atchison
Frank Bay- Hof
North
Raynor
Haynor
Eple
Waaly
Uilge Atchison
Reynor
Jalil
Omirt
Blackznun
Offer to Goff for Attorney General Job
Washington dispatch notes the retirement of Justice Field opens a path to the Supreme Court bench. Nathan Goff of West Virginia, former congressman with Major Metcalf Wy, receives another offer for Attorney General but is not expected to accept.
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New York
Washington
Sys
Stephen Field
McKenna
Supreme Bench
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
Congress
Metin- Wy
United States
Besch
Cobinet
Warning to Chicago on Tombs streetcar conflict
Washington dispatch warns Chicago authorities that halting Tombs streetcar use could trigger federal response, with soldiers possible. Department aims to protect street railway companies during transit, but charters and penalties are unsettled between city and companies.
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New York
Fieraid
Washington
Chica- RY
United States
Cherpelle
Schroeder Free After Open Saloon Trial Verdict
A Topeka district court jury returned a not guilty verdict for Lewis Schroeder proprietor of the Open Saloon. Prosecutors had aimed to convict amid a high profile case that drew deputies and witnesses, but the state failed to secure a conviction.
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Lewis Schroeder
Topeka
Jetreere
Sekward
Justice Court Notes and Local Cases
Justice McClintock handles cases including a $52.80 claim from G W Grubbs, and a Bank of Topeka related matter. W C Brownell case changes from misdemeanor to felony, and a State vs Walee for cutting Abe Henderson is dismissed. Jose Kaihotiner to face trial tomorrow for festival robbery. Frank Brown strike case postponed. A city roller sold by Aumin and Western Co shipped east. Noah Hower dies at 14 after long asylum stay. funeral held in Valence today.
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Bacon
WC. Brownell
Moyele
State
Jose Kaihotiner
Justice Guy's Court
Mary Brown
Frank Brown
J. W. Postes
Odstein
Cks
Aumin and Western Company
Chicas
Usnl
Rock Island Railroad
Noah Hower
Iaming
Valence
Van Wyck Leads Tammany with Most Votes in Poll
New York voters favor Tammany candidate Van Wyck in Journal poll of 277,871 records. Henry George second within about 4,000, with Seth Low third and Gen Tracy fourth. projected totals if the November election matched the poll place Van Wyck at 176,258 and George at 168,365 followed by Low 58,? and Tracy 70,? facing a 550,000 statewide turnout.
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New York
Journal
Greater
van Wyel
Henry George
Seth Low
Citizens’ Union
Gen.Tracy
van Wrok
George
Low
Trany
Dayton Accepts Nomination but Reflies the Platform
New York oct 15 dayton accepts the Jeffersonian Democracy nomination for comptroller while declaring he does not stand on the platform. The ticket includes Watters and associates for city offices next month. Fairchild denies withdrawal from Citizens union ticket. Dayton’s campaign centers on personal liberty versus political tyranny. betting favors Van Wyck and George with Tracy at long odds.
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New York
Jeffersonian Democracy
Wayton
C. 8
Fairchild
Citizens' Union
Grom
Camploller
Ule Ucket
Dayton
Evening World
Mr. George
van Wyck
George
Tracy
Shouts for George at New York Democratic rally
A crowded mass meeting at the Witwam in New York drew thousands around the headquarters. Shouts for George echoed as speakers including Amos Cummings and Thomas Grady attacked Croker and Tammany. The scene reflected division within the party with endorsements from the German Reform union and Citizens' union ticket. Alfred W. Crutchshonk to lead the Democratic ticket amid efforts to bar nominees failing.
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New York
Tammany Tall
Witwam
Recular Democracy
Campbell
Ohio
Dlalno Cool Brown
Grant
Cumbiligs
Hauser
Montana
Lawson H
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party of
Croker
Union Pacific
Tammany
John Sheetame
Thomas Grady
Lew
George
Tracy
Mayer Strese
Seth Lew
Selzer
Republican Party
German Reform Union
Seth Low
Citizens’ Union Tcket
Henry George
United Democracy
Alfred W. Crutchshonk
Priced Democracy
Citheenk’ Tekst
Tammany Fears Dayton Bia Candidacy Strength to George Ticket
Fears grow within Tammany as Dayton candidacy is seen as a strength for the George ticket. For the next fortnight orators will speak nightly in public halls and on street corners across Greater New York to galvanize support.
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Bia
George
New York
Spellt
Wiil
Greater New York
German Americans Split as Tammany Rivalry Rises
The Greater New York German American vote of about 125000 is breaking along lines in the Tammany contest. Germans back Low or Lobmer and expect others to favor Tracy or Gear for finance. George will not endorse Daytons economic views, while Bliss may preside over a Straight Republican meeting signaling White House support.
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Dayton
Pomptretcher
Carriere
Win
van Wek
Messrs
George
Gears
Greater New York
Bliss
Eenex Lyceum
Washington
Uaivy
Low Bt
Candinatn
Mr. George
Dan Stuart Seeks Fitzsimmons Corbett Reunion Match
Chicago promoter Dan A. Stuart said there is a chance of reuniting Fitzsimmons and Corbett in a new bout. He planned to travel from Chicago to Dallas then to Carson City to oversee arrangements for the pit.
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Chicago
Dan A. Stuart
Fitzsimmons and Corbett
Dallas
Texas
Carson Cay
Curtailment of Luetgert trial pleadings by ex judge Vincent
Crushed courtroom crowd in Chicago as ex Judge Vincent, chief defense counsel, resumes argument in the Luetgert murder case. He curtails further reading of circumstantial evidence and warns jurors to give the prisoner the benefit of any reasonable doubt. The day sees discussion of evidence, defense, and anticipated closings. State's Attorney Deneen to speak tomorrow. Judge Tuthill to read extensive instructions.
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Tuthitl
Vincent
Lueteert
Criminal Court
Lenter
Luetgert
Lsw
Charles
Deneen
Te In
Tuthill
Mrs B H B Kelly in Peril as Gasoline Stove Fire Breaks Out
Mrs H B Kelly wife of a former senator was badly burned while extinguishing a gasoline stove fire at her home Ten and Monroe streets after a gas leak ignited the tank and clothing flames. She smothered the blaze with a blanket in her front room and escaped with severe arm burns and damaged clothing.
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H. B. Kelly
Kelly
Tenth
Monroestreste
Kelly Schoal
Tiger Run at Leavenworth Fake Game District
Leavenworth Times reports a carnival week of crime with fakirs running fake gambling games across Fourth and Delaware streets. Kansas City operators target visitors, swindling residents and soldiers during the reunion with illegal penny-ante setups, a “Little Egypt” dance show, and a predatory street theater. Detective Brady intervenes when a soldier abducts a 14 year old girl.
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Leavenworth
the Times
Fourth and
Delaware
New York
Four Hundred
Leavenworth Society Studens
Jed
Ted
Joe Rosenthal
Kansas City
Delaware Street
Adara
Eye
Feerul
Woward
Camp Alger
Leavenworth Upelde
Abe
Kureas City
Jimet Brady
Winfield
Company A
6Th Infantrs
Brady
Yaad House
Robbery at Chestnut street residence reported
A robbery occurred yesterday afternoon at 419 Chestnut Avenue where thieves broke a window and stole a small iron safe containing 3150 in gold, a diamond ring, and clothing while residents were away. The iron safe was found broken in the rear alley. no clues yet to identify the culprits. Presidential appointments listed include John A Barnes in Cologne Germany and Leonard Smith in Curacao with other officials named.
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Robert S. Craig
Washington
United States
John A. Barnes
Haineis
Cologne
Germany
Leonard BR. Smith
Maine
Curada
Weer Indies
William I Sands
District of Columbia
Seretary
United Staten
Zebou
Korea
Thomas }. Needles
Hiinvis
Ine Glans
Viet Alexander Monteymery
Reslice
MISS WILLARD ADDRESSES WORLDWIDE TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
Miss Frances E. Willard will address delegates of the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Toronto on November 15 and the National WCTU in Moscow on October 22. She outlines 75 topics including prohibition, suffrage, and social reform, highlighting speakers from Ireland, India, Iceland, and Britain. The article notes the press department’s progress and praise for Mrs. Marc Hunt’s school program, plus upcoming Canadian plebiscite chatter and women’s voting advances.
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New York
Frances Fe
Willard
Women's Christ In Temperance Union
Webober
Toronto
Christian Temperance Unions
Borislo
Miss Willard
Miss Siuck
Ireland
Misa Parrish
Jagan
Barney
Australia
New Zealand
Phillips
India
Ackerman
Iceland
Northam Fields
Great Britain
Schnar
Finland
Sweden
Norway
United States
Department of Parity
Marc H. Hunt
WC. T. Ti
Hunt
Brussels
Department of Physical Culture
Arizona
Washington
South
Dukets
Maher Challenges Corbett for World Heavyweight Title
A. Connolly on behalf of Peter Maher challenges Jim Corbett to a world heavyweight title bout with a $65,000 purse and a $75,000 side bet. The meeting aims to arrange details at the club’s office and reserves the right to open negotiations elsewhere if Corbett does not accept.
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Maher
Pittsburg
A. TH. Connoldy
Peter Maher
Jamies J. Corett
Picnic Echoes Arkansas Mob Hangs Third Negro Man
An Arkansas riot near Cleveland county follows a picnic clash on August 11, leading to a man’s violent death as mob action continues. Tommy Lewis stands accused in a pocketpicking incident linked to the chaos, with two witnesses recalling the act while others contest details. The case reaches a courtroom and a train journey to Kansas City is noted for the accused.
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Arkansas
Little Tork
Ark
Cleveland County
Tom Parker
Rendall
Tammy
Tammy Tewis
Justheny
Taber
Tommy
Mea Brown
Cherokee council at Forty Mile Creek meeting
A large Cherokee gathering at Forty Mile Creek south of here discusses whether to quit their land born to the five tribes. They plan to argue why their government should not be abolished and present it to a senatorial subcommittee. The meeting also touches on Dawes and Creek agreements and aims to influence U S policy toward Mexico and removal.
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St. Louis
Pocy Mile
Cepek
Rere
Indina
Mexico
Jedie Jéase
Ahpreme Bench
Cherokee Nation
Forty Mile Creek
Creek Council
Melon
Dawes-Creik
Porte Mile
Dawe
United States
seOiwlye
Peport
Collision Show Attracts 10000 At Ga Carnival
The Col lision Show drew about 10 000 spectators including Governor and Mrs Atkins son and craft as two trains the Nancy Hanks and the Dixie Flyer collided on a mile of straight track at 40 miles per hour. Both crews leapt clear as wreckage spread with engines badly damaged but no explosion or fatalities reported.
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Cada
Gov
Mia Atkis
Nancy Hanks
Dixie Flyer
Mlle
Wadlice Seoville
Central Raid
Speer
Georgia Southern
Cabinet Deliberates Money Matters in Two Hour Session
The cabinet spent two hours weighing finances including expenditures for war, navy, rivers, harbors, and counts detectives. Officials reviewed department estimates, sought restraint to fit public needs, and considered licensing and reduction measures amid broader fiscal aims.
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Rae Celie
Kerg
Dubey
Cps
Yeent Miemind Fur Liernases
Yurinas Otter Department
Mabherme
Heught Beter Uke
Chemin
Big Brewers Rally to Defend Against Antitrust Pressures
Chicago leaders and major brewing firms including Fortuné Brothers, Schoenhofen, and others unite to oppose what they view as a rising antitrust threat. The alliance aims to counter rivals and protect their market position amid ongoing consolidation in the brewing industry.
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Chicago
Cel
Caicage
Agliais
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