Hearst Monster Meeting Tops Campaign Night At Madison Square Garden
The Hearst rally at Madison Square Garden drew a vast crowd, surpassing the mayoral contest excitement from years past. Speakers hailed a decisive victory for Hearst allied candidates in Manhattan and the Bronx, while Tammany Hall faced warnings of judgment and a counter effort to curb fraud ahead of election day.
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Mr. Bannerd
Flearat
Gaynor
Hearst
Yammany
Bannard
Tammany
Messrs. Previlercest
Mitchell
Soroner
Manhattan
Bronx
Custem County
Madison Square Garden
McClellan
Four Deers
Tammany Hall
Murphys Clalny
Murchy
Ois
Gasner
Reputlhan
Auresty
Ihiy Offal
Llogal
Hom
Ana
Cualy
The
Tribune
Bunnard
Ier
Shese Juusment
Gealutia Bannan
Uhey Init
Hearst Campaign Rally Draws 12500 Fans in New York
William Randolph Hearst closed his mayoral campaign at Miniion Saune Garden in New York with spontaneous cheers lasting 32 minutes as 12 500 people filled the hall. He urged voters to reject corrupt machines and party loyalty, aiming to elect the nonartisan ticket.
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York
William Randolph Hearst
Miniion Saune Garden
Hearst
Risley
Yen
Mims
Rita Fornia
Olive Fremstad
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Ciltlaam
Minister Denounces 5 Cent Theaters Over Fight Pictures
Rev Dr Arthur W Spooner of Sixth Presbyterian denounces moving pictures of the Johnson Ketchel fight shown in Washington as corrupt. He warns parents against allowing children to visit 5 cent theaters, says the era breeds brutality and indecency, and calls for a moral renaissance.
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Arthur W. Bpooner
Hixth Presbyterian Church
Jonason-Betchel
Washington Post
Spooner
Young ‘Men's Christian Association
Misalasippi River
California
Nevada
Hoys
Johnsan
Ketchel
Dr. Spooner
Times
Capitol Hil
District hunts begin as gunning season opens
Hunters edge forward as the gunning season opens near the District with quail duck and rabbits expected on market stalls. Maj Sylvester orders deputies to curb violators while Washington officials and prominent citizens join the sport, including Secretaries Meyer Dickinson Hitchcock Knox and other cabinet members.
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Maj. Sylvester
Naty Meyer
Washington
Havre de Grece
Meyer
Boston
Maryland
Virginia
Fouk’ Sylvestor
Hasterh
Detective Bureau
Mimrods
Gunning
Dickingon
Hitchcock
Knox
Valley Forge
Zift
Northeastern Leads Railway League Standings Amid Tight Race
The Railway League shows Northeastern with a clean slate while Lighting Company suffers losses in recent games. Skinner tops individual averages among the league’s top players as records continue to unfold.
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Ion Tucketers
Bas Am HS
Northeastern
Skinner
National Capital Cuckpin League Leads in Pro Spikers Standings
Suburban teams battle for second as Carroll of Subway tops the averages with an uneven season. Nationals lead the standings with one loss, while Casino and Subway vie for runner up. Weather section notes storm movement eastward with heavy rainfall along the Atlantic coast and moderating winds along the coasts.
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Carroll
Subway
Ing Hurgan Chilao
Hardie
Gubrar Eker
Nationale Risfer
Bestera E. Warren
Immaculate Yeatmran
Armstrong
Canina Ol
Brant & Go
Roberts
Babar
Bissell
Takoma Fark Sot
Dept. of Agelculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Kansas
Eallen
Ep Misoloafppi
Rockies
Serosa
Maine
Middle States
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Walter
Lake Brichiwan
California
Faralton
Eureka
New England
South Atlantic
European
Grand Banke
Murder Trial for Soldier Accused of Wife Killing
Private J. A. Williamson, cavalryman, faces murder charges in Petersburg case. He claims wife died June 1 from ptomaine poisoning after he left Petersburg September 2 to enlist at Fort Russell. Williamson asserts they never had an angry word in thirteen months of marriage.
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Roanoke
Get
Raglan
Peterebure
Fort Russel
Wyo
J. A. Willameon
Cavalry
Army
Petersburg
Wiliamson
Williamson
la Whe
Beef Fat and Bones Purchase Terms by Kengl a Co
Be offe ng November month and until further notice, paying cash for beef fat of good quality and bones collected by factors delivered to the factory. Green, Boner, and Green agents may collect and be paid by cash or monthly accounts. Authorized collectors may be paid in cash only.
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Treasury Department
Office of Comptroter
Washington, D. C
District National Bank of Washington
Washington
District of Columbia
United States
Thomas P. Kane
City of Washington
Cal
P. Kane
Greick
Dietrict of
Columbia
Distrine of
Gach
Grogers
Bengla & Ga
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W. W. Pet
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Seventh Street
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Omaha
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DR White
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