Hearst Monster Meeting Dominates City Campaign Night
A vast Madison Square Garden rally under Hearst banners attracts thousands as voters prepare for New York City elections. The piece notes high drama, civic issue focus, and Tammany Hall pressures while surveying police readiness, vote protection, and anticipated outcomes for Gaynor Bannard and related borough contests.
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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
Ana
Cualy
The
Tribune
Bunnard
Ier
Shese Juusment
Gealutia Bannan
Uhey Init
Hearst Crowds 12500 at Miniion Saune Garden Rally
William Randolph Hearst closed his mayoral campaign at Miniion Saune Garden with a 32 minute cheering session by 12 500 attendees. He urged voting for what is right over party loyalty and defended his non artisan ticket amid a festive, crowded hall atmosphere.
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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 in Sermon on Pictures
The Rev Dr Arthur W Spooner of Sixth Presbyterian Church denounced moving pictures as corrupt and warned parents against letting children attend 5-cent theaters. He described Jonson Betchel fight reels as brutal and urged moral restraint, citing influence on youths and a broader cultural decline.
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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
Gunning Season Opens as Hunters Edge District
Hunters are on edge as the gunning season opens today in regions near the District. District sportsmen, including Maj. Sylvester, head to nearby woods hoping to bag quail, duck, and rabbits as Maryland and Virginia markets prepare to display game. Secretary Meyer returns to Washington for duck shooting, while officials plan patrols to arrest law violators and protect game. Washington’s detective bureau and many business leaders are noted as avid hunters during weekends.
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Naty Meyer
Washington
Havre de Grece
Meyer
Boston
Maryland
Virginia
Fouk’ Sylvestor
Hasterh
Detective Bureau
Mimrods
Gunning
Dickingon
Hitchcock
Knox
Valley Forge
Zift
Northeastern leaders in Railway League standings
The Railway League shows Northeastern with a clean slate in standings while Lighting Company has dropped every game. Skinner leads with the top individual average as records list the scorers and teams.
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Ion Tucketers
Bas Am HS
Northeastern
Skinner
National Capital Cuckpin League leads despite mixed results
national league standings show Carroll of Subway leading pro-spikers with high averages, Nationals atop the table with one loss, Subway and Casino vying for second. Report covers team averages, standings, and a weather section noting storm movement, rainfall, and temperatures across regions.
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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
Murder trial for soldier accused of wife murder
Private J. A. Williamson, a cavalryman, stands accused in Petersburg of murdering his wife last June. Williamson claims she died from ptomaine poisoning and that he enlisted in Fort Russell, Wyoming, on September 2, after remaining in Petersburg. He asserts no quarrel occurred in the 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 Promised Payment Plan
Wea ver Ken gla & Co offer November month payment for beef fat and bones. Goods collected by authorized collectors may be paid by cash or monthly accounts. Factory delivery at factors. cash payment option.
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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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Murphys Clalny
Murchy
Ois
Gasner
Reputlhan
Auresty
Ihiy Offal
Llogal
Hom
Reputers
Tip Gaynor
Wellville
Lansburgh & Bro
Cte Gasyats Ya
Bob White
Maj. Sylvester
Wellington
Sidney West
Phare
Probey Carriage CO
Thirty-second St. Nw
Portland
W. W. Pet
I. Pet
Ind
Cighting Co
Tach Tean St
Sp. - Ave Skinner
Colunbia
Staub
Awenner
Gardner
MeLeap
Schwartz & Pelzman
Seventh Street
Dept. of Agelculture
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Eallen
Ep Misoloafppi
Rockies
Serosa
Maine
Middle States
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Walter
Lake Brichiwan
Faralton
Eureka
New England
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European
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Buentgtt
Bam
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Bata- Mex
Aia Symgail
Galveston
Tos
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Bloat
Indianapolis
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Los Angeles
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Mic
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Tewa
New Orleans
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Omaha
Nevr
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St. Louis
Atia
San Francisco
Harpers
Bunion, Shie
Kate Trove
Georges & Son, Inc
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Sauter
Eleventh St. N. W
Rhone North
General House-Repair CO
Joan H. Bringman
Social
Carriage and Wagon Workers
Hans
INO
W. Ball
Hinst
W. Barker
Yarmeris
DR White
Iit Paave
Haury
Tod
Ballantine
Newark
Doren
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Teoe Man
Tmilburn, Heister & CO
Christian Xander
7Th St
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