Campaign Turmoil Grips Brooklyn as Meetings Multiply
In Greater New York the Brooklyn center of campaigning sees massive turnout plans with thousands of meetings across the five boroughs. The Herald notes fusionists and Tamman y money aims, with Low and McClellan contesting and Jerome distinct from expected campa ign. Counts of votes and predicted outcomes are reported amid street corner organizing and canvassing.
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Broadway
Severn
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McClellan
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Sity
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the Herald
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Purpovos
Mave
Greater New York
Mayer
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Maciel Jar i
Law
Dewery
Macias Furasity
Ierof
Gian
Richmonda
Poe
Eone Rentz
Eagie
Manhattan
Bronx
McClellans Trrow
Lew
Devers
Beirne
MEARE
Ae McMelian
Titore
Tie Herald
McChel Tan
Edward
Cave-In Fatal for Ten Workers at Site
Ten workers died and ten were injured in a cave-in at a construction site. All victims were laborers employed at the site. Weather forecasts from Chicago indicate vari winds tonight and Tuesday with no other major disruptions.
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Weather forecast expects 24 hours of clear skies
The weather forecaster predicts good weather for today and tomorrow with no cloud cover. Government outlook extends to Tuesday with continued favorable conditions, boosting hopes for football games next week. temperatures begin around ten degrees at early morning and winds are reported.
They Fought For Life Fort Riley Battle Report
Ft Riley Kansas October 24 Colonel Breever of the Fourth cavalry led a force under General Carr in a defensive action against superior numbers. The stand at Fort Riley was organized by Colonel Wagover as chief umpire and described as highly successful with strong engineering and artillery deployment.
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Breever
Fourth Cavalry
Meaneuvers
Haryom
Ft. Hiley Mga
Pumbera
Carr
Steevers
Ft. Kitey
Care
Riley
Steevera
Missouri
Nebraska
Kunsax
Wagover
Fort Riley
Settlement of Suits Involving Rock Island Railroad
Wichita Kansas reports a settlement of two suits tied to the Rock Island Railroad Company for 17 000 as the largest clerk of the district court ever recorded. The case links to the Hock Island crossing disaster near Douglass on September 12 with several injured and one fatality. Damages totaling 8 900 are settled with four hundred dollars held by the clerk while parties await supreme court action.
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Wichita Kas
Antente Cheek
Houston & Brooks
Tro Sufin
District Court
Rock Island Railroad Company
Marehbll
Thuranuduses Brealus
Hock Island
Douglass
Tash
Salle Avery
A. M. Ford
Join Cherry
Sillen
John Merehell
Durand
Mt .Hope
Hog cholera attacks Wakarusa area in Kansas
Lawrence Kansas October 26 hog cholera plagues the Wakarusa region with widespread deaths. Farmers report flood of cures and agents peddling remedies while many barns stand empty. Over two hundred hogs have died in the past weeks within twenty miles, leaving pens bare near river banks.
Negotiations Begin Over Interim Treaty Provisions
Reports from Paris and other cities indicate negotiations have started on an extrastateary treaty involving major powers. The talks aim to extend certain provisions and assess extension terms amid uncertainty about conclusion timing. Temperatures in several large cities are listed, with Chicago at 36 and New York at 46.
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New York
Minneapolis
Louis
Boston
Crash in a curve injures dozen on Orange trains
A rear end collision between two Delaware, Lackawanna & Western passenger trains occurred at Orange New Jersey around 9 on a curve. About a dozen people were injured, two seriously, including Mrs. Henry M Dowd of Orange and Lawrence T Fell of New York. Both trains were crowded with commuters.
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Orange
N. J
Henry M Dowd
Lawrence T. Fell
Wharf
Cutron Avenue
Newark
Mayor Shot At Them In Sheridan Bank Robbery
Portland dispatch reports that burglars blew open the Scrogfine and Workman bank in Sheridan Oregon with giant powder during a slumber hour. Mayor E H Rakin fired on the fleeing robbers from nearby, wounding none. two teamsters’ rigs and a sled were found outside the building. The thieves escaped southward, taking cash and valuables.
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Ore
Greninz
Sheridan
Scrogfine & Workman
E. Hf. Rakin
Eoksnis Skeeniina
Bani Tulldins
Fuiep
Avg
Urion
Hind
Southern "Pacific Railroad
Moms
Keating Reported Captured Linked to Leavenworth Riot
An unconfirmed Denver report says Thurman A. Keating, a Leavenworth penitentiary recruit, was captured. Karin allegedly led the ring that began the mutiny by grabbing Superintendent Hinds and Chief Guard Treffara in the prison office. Hewitt is in a Texas prison, Parker recaptured, Murray in custody. Mutineers to be tried in Topeka at the November term beginning November 28. cases to be set early on the docket to move ahead of other business.
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Thurman A. Keating
Leaversworth Taderat
Karin
Trian
Leavenworth
Kating
Chavics Parker
Hewitt
Murray
Hinds
Treffara
Texas State Penitentiary
Parker
Topeka
United States District Attorney
Genuine meeting of old soldiers in Severance defended
W H Curtis probate judge of Donlphay county and former Severance meeting chair refutes reports that resolutions condemning Congressman Curtis were not genuine. He cites a county turnout of thirty five veterans, with only four or five outsiders dissenting, and lists thirty three attendees including George Hird and Cyrus Leland noting broad support for the resolutions.
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H. Curtis
Donlphay County
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Curtis
Tadge Carts
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Cyrus Leland
Teac
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A WH. Curtis
Tha
George Hird
George
Curtis Resolutions Spark Severnance Meeting Fallout
At a Severance post meeting reporters note Curtis was the focal figure as resolutions condemning him were read and passed without a vote. Several committee members and Doniphan county locals attended as factions divided along Democratic and Republican lines amid a political tour planned for Curtis.
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G_ A. ft
Jude W. HL
Curtis
Aig Chatsman
George Strahin
Seta Ater Ee
Phan Terrarity Koefst
Curtis Meshitte
Severance
Mentinis
Cuttin
Joe Jor
White Cloud
J. A. Cammy
Gorey H. Robb
A Hille
Chaney
B. F . AS. Hogue
B. Dickenm
Miller
C Erlend
J.B. Roberts
A. Laverenta
Severn
Curtiss
Stimet
Wathehe
Cyrae Leland
Doniphan
Fire at Hoyt Engulfs Chase Block Store
A serious fire broke out this morning about 6 18 o’clock in the Chase block in Hoyt. W G Hancock, an occupant, burned waste paper behind a store. wind carried flames to a tank, causing an explosion and rapid spread to the south end. The Independent telephone line on the second story burned, burning poles and lines from the exchange. Firemen fought hard, keeping flames from the Hapesk and Beamerie block, one of the town’s largest dry goods and grocery lines.
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Star of Hapesck
Winfield Asylum Worker Confesses Cemetery Burials
Claude Wagner of Winfield Kansas admits during an interview that over three years he buried seven or eight inmates at the asylum cemetery. He says bodies were washed dressed and interred in standard coffins with the usual metal handles while outsiders looked on.
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Winfield, Kan
Get
Claude Wagner
Sayahr
Asylum
Asylem
Porch Thief Netted 460 In Oak Park Breakin
A thief entered the second story window of Frank Jtues in North Har avenue Oak Park yesterday afternoon while Mrs Kuntzner was in the basement. The robber took 400 dollars and escaped before evening. The money was hidden in a bureau drawer.
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Chicago
Mer
SUI
Oak Park
Frank Jtues
North Har
Women Drink Increase Warned by W C T U Leader
Secretary Mrs Wise of the Iowa W C T U reports growing vice among women, urging stronger suffrage and an end to child labor. Address notes public drinking on streets and calls for broader reform alongside supporting suffrage efforts.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Miniguri Valley
Lowa W. CT. U
Marlon H. Duneham
Burlington
Ty Har
Assures Peace Despite War Risk Insurance Decline
London reports that war risk insurance on Webb shipments to Port Arthur for Russia is no longer deemed necessary, hinting at a favorable Russia Japan negotiation outcome. In Tokyo, Aaron De Ronen and Foreign Minister Komars resume talks as the Japanese cabinet holds a new session. The Russian Seoul envoy recognizes the illegality of Yongamppo entry ban on Haghiwara Shuchi and party, with Yongampo briefed. Hawhiwara Shuchi notes that Yalu river reports are overstated and Russian patrols intensify along the Tumen river on Korea’s northern frontier.
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London
Webb
Port Arthur
Russia
St Peters
Japan
Tokio
Aaron de Ronen
Komars
Seoul
Tumen River
Korea
Queen Lou Dillon Smashes World Trotting Record
Memphis observer reports Lou Dillon driven by D Miller Sanders and owned by C K Billings of Chicago archs to a world trotting record time of 1.38 1/4 for the mile on a wind-affected day at Memphis track. Dust suppression boards used, crowd cheers, officials note slight timing fractions.
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Tenn
Lou Dillon
Boree
Cresceux
Wichita
Kar
Newton
Tau Dillion
CK. G. Billings
Chicago
Dmillard Sanders
Lou Tillon
Sanders
Sully
McCoy
Dillon
Xinte
Ed Lou Dillon
Jowell
Bilelings
Intel
Hartwel Teaeo
Totin Pickerson
New York
Sees Democratic Victory by Pattison Prediction
Former Pennsylvania governor Pattison predicted Democrats would carry Pennsylvania and elect the next president. He criticized Republican record, noting the post office scandal and trusts, and declined to speak on Qua Wanamaker, his Senate plans, or the future presidential race. He said the Democrats would win and Republicans would be held to account.
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Hepub-lcans
Atlanta
Pennsylvania
Wanamaker
Senate
United States
Rock Island Wreck Delays Passenger Train Near Topeka
An extra Rock Island freight wrecked at Ehont Sunday afternoon near Topeka. An empty freight car jumped the track and two overturned. No injuries were reported. Clearing the wreck took about five hours, delaying passenger No. 23 bound for Topeka. Elmont is the first station north of Topeka on the St. Joseph line.
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Ehont
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Topeka
Elmont
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St. Joseph Beek
Court Refers Acme Harvester Case To Referee
In Chicago on October 2, sharp charges over Acme Harvester Co of Peoria dominated a district court session before Judge Koniseat. The matter was sent to Referee McCulloth of Peoria to report on solvency and advisability of continuing the company. Attorneys sparred over whether creditors lacked grounds for bankruptcy and the petitioners argued for substantial security to back their claims.
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Acme Harvester Company of
Peoria
Koniseat
District Court
McCulloth
Nting & Eeceieer
Levinson
C. B. Haffenberg
Dowie Sued Again in York Case on Coach Attachment
An attachment served on Dowies coach near Fifth Avenue hotel led to a deputy sheriff seizing the vehicle and detaining the team. The claim, $1000, arises from services in defending J Luther Pierson of White Plains who faced conviction for neglecting a child. Dowie spoke at Zion restoration services in Madison Square Garden, denying paternity comments and criticizing newspapers and calls for censorship. The Jersey City visitation by the Hachettes began today.
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Madison Square
Tigrden
Zion
Dowie
John Murray Dowie
Jersey City
The
Hachettes
Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Truckee Mill. Box Factory Saved
Truckee California October 20 smoke and flames engulfed the lumber yard and sawmill of the Truckee Timber Company. The blaze spread to nearby slabs causing ground fires and broken windows through the town. A box factory was saved as explosions of giant powder checked the spread, though substantial damage occurred. insured losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Sacramento sent a fire engine to aid.
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Cal
Truckee Tumber Company
Ashe
Sacramento
Three Cannon Shots Spark Haitian Revolt From Santo Domingo
News from Cape Haytien reports a northern uprising in Santo Domingo leading to a provisional government under Morales at Peralta. Three cannon signals sparked the outbreak on Saturday. arrests followed in Puerto Plata as rebels surrounded Santiago, severing telegraph links to La Vega. Dow Champson seeks safety, rumored hidden in Monte Cristo.
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Hayti
Northia
Santo
Dossage Ane
Morales
Perilata
Was Y Gil
Puerto Plata
Monte Grinto
Miners Union Meeting Looms in Butte With Local Officials
In Butte Montana in October a miners union gathering is planned for the afternoon with speakers including F and Gibson and Congressman Dizon and J Ha. Deement of the Creat Murd ered unclear and Ned sought a board could not help. Isaac Graveile, once seen as leader in the Northern Pacific dynamite conspiracy, pleaded not guilty in Helena district court on October 26. He was bound over.
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Mont
Miners’ Union Ia
F. Et Hoins
Gibson
Dizon
Ned
Dynarmiler
Helena
Isaac Graveile
Northern Pacific
Informa
Tan S Sharaes
Saaule
Grain Boom Brings Land Rush to Graham County
Lieut. Governor Hanna reports land values surged as non residents hold vast holdings while farmers seek to buy. Wheat harvest strains railroads and plows. A Morland farmer yielded 200 bushels from 230 acres, worth about 3200, with many fields left unplowed and grain at risk of sprouting.
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Wren
Mtu
T. M. Born
Morland
Graham County
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