Tammany Dictates to the Democracy at New York City Conclave
A massive crowd outside Carnegie Hall and heated floor debates marked the Democratic city convention for the 4 city ticket. George B. McClellan won the mayoral nod by 434 to 21 with Brooklyn backing William J. Gaynor, while Edward M. Grout secured the controller post amid disputes from Kings and Manhattan delegates.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Kings
Messrs. Shevlin
York
Littleton
McCarren
Shea
Lewis Nixon
Bird S. Coler
Y. CT
Roosevelt
Odell
Dunne
Republican State Committee
Oyster Bay
Law
Democrata
United States
Committee On Resolutions
John J. Delaney
George B. McClellan
Mr. Delaney
State of New York
City of New York
Brooklyn
Delaney
McClellan
Theodore Roosevelt
Martin W. Littleton
William J. Gaynor
Mr. Littleton
Justice Gaynor
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Kings County
W. J. Gaynor
Jeader
George 2. McClellan
Gaynor
Jamesf. Martin
Cirout
Fornes
Luke D. Stapleton
Edward M. Grout
Mr. Gout
James J. Martin
Fairchild
Charles V. Fores
Herman A. Metz
Board of Aldermen
Forbes
Mr. Grout
John M. Shea
Baseball Scores and Standings Brief
Baseball results show Butte defeating Spokane 84 to 60. Spokane beat S1 85 to 75. Treatise won 75 to 19 over Salt Lake 43 to 33 in a mixed results slate.
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Butte
Spokane
Treatise
Salt Lake
Portland
Pocatello
Montpelier
Cache Valley
Tintio
Provo
Milford
Pitching Masters Dooms Boston In Open World Series Game
Boston and Pittsburg opened the world championship series as Phillippi hurled masterful baseball to topple the Boston Americans. Final score 16 212 with Pittsburg claiming the win. Batteries Whillippt and Phelps for Boston Young and Criger for Pittsburg. Earned runs Boston 2 Pittsburg 3. Three base hits Freeman Varent Leach Bransfield. Home run Selbring Barce. Ball off Young 3. Struck out Young 5 Whillippt 10. Umpires O Day and Connolly.
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Boston
Phillippi
Boston Americans
Pittsburg
Temance
Ecores R. I E
Floston
Whillippt
Phelps
Young
Criger
Freeman
Varent
Leach
Bransfield
Selbring
Barce En Balle
Young S
O'Day
Connolly
Chicago Nationals Beat Americans In Early Series Opener
Four thousand four hundred spectators saw the Chicago National defeat the American League team as Taylor starred with support from his field. Umpires Johnstone and Sheridan officiated. scoring shows National 62, American 44 with errors minimal. Cincinnati Nationals edged St. Louis Americans 7 to 6 after Burkett’s wild throw enabled the winning run. Philadelphia games note Henley and Powers pairing for the American and Roth for the National.
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Chicago
Oct. J
Taylor
Cincinnati
Nationals
Americana
St. Louis
Burkett
Seymour
Dolan
Fohle
Cincinnatis
Reove
Ottawa lumberman MP Henry Cargill collapses after speech
Chicago dispatch reports Henry Cargill, a wealthy Ottawa lumberman and member of the House of Commons, fainted while leaving Parliament after a vigorous speech and died at 10:45 p.m. in a Parliament House room.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Ottawa
Cousin of 4 King Faces Military Detention in Madrid
General Francois Bourbon y de Castellsi, cousin of King Alfonso, ex commander of the dragon division, was sentenced by Madrid's supreme military court to months detention. He had been arrested last December at a gambling club after clashing with the prefect who led efforts to curb gambling following multiple hearings.
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Madrid
Francois Bourbon Y de Castellsi
Alfonso and
Fonmer
Massachusetts Democrats nominate ticket at Tremont Temple
The Massachusetts Democratic State convention met in Boston to nominate a governor and state officers. Col. W A Gaston was chosen for governor, Richard Quiley for lieutenant governor, Ezekiel M Ezekiel for secretary of state, John J Flaherty for attorney general, Thomas C Thatcher for treasurer, and F M Tetroult for auditor. The platform was adopted unanimously.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
Cehance
W .A. Gaston
Richard Quley
Ezekiel M. Ezekiel
Springfield
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
Thomas C. Thatcher
Yarmouth
Tetroult
Southsbridge
Armored ship bids open for 16,639 tons of armor
Washington bids opened for 16,639 tons of armor for the battleships Vermont Minnesota Kanana Mississippi and Idaho. Carnegie Steel and Bethlehem Steel bids identical at 0.904 million with delivery to begin in nine months. Midvale Steel bids 4.006 million with delivery to begin within six months.
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Washington
Vermont
Minnesota
Kanana
Mississippi
Idaho
Carnegie Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Midvale Steel Company
Monument Unveiled for Wagner Memorial in Tiergarten
Berlin observed the unveiling of Eb erlain's colossal Wagner memorial in a woods amphitheatre. Six massed bands and 800 male voices sang Die Meistersinger chorus as the sculpture showed Wagner in an arm chair. no Wagnerians attended due to displeasure with the program.
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Berlin
Eberlain
Wagner
Altting
Tiergarten
Rio Grande residents appeal for shotgun quarantine
Washington Oct 1 fearing yellow fever epidemics a group along the Rio Grande asked the War Department to set up shotgun quarantine and deploy troops to enforce it. Officials acknowledge the need to prevent spread but say current outbreak does not justify drastic troop action.
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Washington
Rio Grande
War Department
Department
Found Dead in Office of Havena Coal Company
Omaha man George McLain yard foreman for Havena Coal Company was found dead in the office this morning. Authorities say he was murdered and robbed. A deep gash along the head and a large sum of money missing from his pocket were noted.
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Omaha
George McLain
Havena Coal Company
McLain
Russia in Manchuria outlines new regional administration
Port Arthur dispatch reports gazetting of a program by the committee under Admiral Alaleff to govern Russia's far eastern viceroyalty. The plan prescribes independent administration, emigration and immigration controls, railway relations, contract maintenance, settler safety, mine diligence, and educational facilities with unified military and supreme authority.
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St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Alaleff
Russia
Far Eastern
East China Railway
Sipra Ning
Scopti¢ Wins Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket Meeting
At Newmarket's first October meeting Scopti¢ won the Jockey Club stakes with Rock Sand finishing second and Cappa White third.
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London
Newmarket
Scopti
Rock Sand
Cappa White
Admiralty Seeks 15 Torpedo Boat Destroyers at 25 1/2 Knots
The British Admiralty has received tenders for fifteen torpedo boat destroyers with speed of 25 1/2 knots. They require a higher forecastle and designs using forced lubrication to enclose engine parts.
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Glasgow
Oct
Glasgow Herald
British Admiralty
Doan's Ointment Praised By Ogden Resident
James Jenkins, a stone mason at 268 Second St in Ogden, reports years of itching hemorrhoids improved after using Doan's Ointment. He says one box stopped the attacks and notes a friend also values Doan's Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY lists Doan's Ointment at 50 cents.
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Dean
Ogden
James Jenkins
Stone Mason
Second St
Doan
5. W. Badcon
Trica
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Rhode Island Democrats Nominate State Ticket
The Democratic party of Rhode Island met yesterday and nominated Governor L F C Garvin of Cumbel, Lieutenant Governor Adlard Archambeault of Woonsocket, Secretary of State J J Gilmartin, Attorney General C A Aldrich of Providence, and General Treasurer Clark Potter of North Kingstown. The platform focused solely on state issues and was adopted without dissent.
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Democratic Party of
Rhode Island
L. F.C. Garvin
Cumbeland
Adlard Archambeault
Woonsocket
J. J. Gilmartin
C. A. Aldrich
Providence
Clark Potter
North Kingstown
The Power of Steam and New Hair Care Claim
A column contrasts James Watt and steam power with a modern science claim about dandruff and hair loss. It cites a tiny germ feeding on hair roots and presents Herpicide as a remedy sold by druggists with a Detroit company offering samples by mail.
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James ‘Watt
Mitliona
Newhero
Detroit
Mich
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Grnek
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Hahn and Peltz
Philadelphia Americans
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Philadelphia American
Philadelphia National
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Henley
Powers
Mileh- 1
Roth
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Manchuria
S.S.S
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Garvin
Providence, Ill
BON Ton
Fing & Jim
Ogden, Utah
Yuen & Ming
25Th Street
First National Bank
UTAIL
David Eccles
Aes
Apesunveceses
Thos. D. Des
Rte
Aluminum Novelties
Smalley
25Th St
Chas. J. A. Lindquist
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Sao
Mark & Son
Butchers
Wash
Ave
Wm. Driver
Osden State Bank
Silver Parlor
Charley Hong & Co
Utah National Bank
Ogden, Utail
J.E. Dooly
Reveeacesnese
Horace E. Peery
R. E. Hoag
J. E Dooly
H. E. Peery
H. J. Peery
K. C. Belcher
W. B. Stanley
United States Depository
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H.greenwell & Bro
24Th Street
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Wish Poultry
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Twenty-Fifth ST
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Milwaukee
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el Paso
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Arizona
C. F. Warren
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Salt Lake City
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Wong Lee
Jim
Shortliff & CO
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Ita
Eafest
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St. Joseph
Putnam’s School
Putnam Clothing House
Washington Avenue
West Second South St
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Erik Larson
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Pacific Mail
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Park City
Ban Pete Valley
Pacific Express
Ontario
Hocago
Beyton
Bree
Pacific
Afail
Ress
Overland Limited
Maha
Council Bluffs
Enat
Qmaha
Ps GA. Henry
G. H. Corse
Oregon Short
Eeats
Butte and
Pocatello Express
Tintic
Portland and
Batts
Jush
C. A. Henry
G. HL
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Pasa, & Ft. Agt
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Burley, G. , & T
Salt. Lake City
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Leslie & Karbey
Keeley Institute
Rod Mast
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Batlake City
Ubek
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