New York Speech Marked by Parker Support After Rowdy Campaign
A chaotic scene in New York centers on Judge Parker as Democratic leaders rally for his public speaking tour. The Brooklyn and Eastern State campaigns intensify with McLoughlin and McCarren figures steering efforts while Parker presses quiet confidence. Analysts note rising commuter votes from New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut could tilt the race, with Dr St Clair McKelway and Willam Hudson providing forecast support.
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Judge Parker
Connecticut
Parker
Mc Canen
McLaughlin
St Clar McKelway
Smek
Mehelwis
Brooklyn Eagle
Ind
Grover Cliveland
McCallen
Tate
di Vwedelway
Onteidt
Parker and Schurz Throng at Carnegie Hall
New York reports heavy turnout at Carnegie Hall and Cooper Union as Judge Parker and Carl Schurz addressed German American audiences. Parker and Schurz received roaring applause and a prolonged handshake moment. Parker’s speech attacked militarism and corruption while Schurz lamented the slave baron era and tariff power. Parker planned a Connecticut tour with Bridgeport New Haven Hartford stops, traveling by special train and returning to New York the same night.
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Cooper Union
Carnegie Hall
Democratic Club
Gun Great Matans
Parker
Connecticut
Bridgeport
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Hartford
Judge Parker
Parker Timon
Cleveland
Carl Schurz
George von Skat
Sigmund Zerster
Chicago
Nir Sehurg
New Yarkand
Cooper Simon
DM Schurz
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Mi Dechurne
Schurz
Abraham
Lincoln
Publica
Sveten
wRich
Sehuaig
George von Ski
Ibert
Eilean
Lheolore Roosevelt
Lleat
Mio von Shal
United States
Pelf
Airship California Arrow Adrift After Twin Impacts
Two accidents halted Capt Thomas S Baldwin's long distance trial of the California Arrow. The airship broke loose from handlers, drifted NW above St Louis County, and landed in a cornfield after gusts and engine trouble impeded progress. Rope failed, balloon damaged, Baldwin and crew attempted salvage as crowd watched in danger and uncertainty.
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Louis
Thomas S Baldwin
San Francisco
California
Baldwin
Crushed Under Big Barge at Fore River Yard
Two workers died and several injured when a large steel barge slipped from blocks at Fore River Shipbuilding Company yard. Victims include Louis Croupp of Newport News and William Jorren of Camden. others were Calker workers Jacob Appleton and Johnson among the injured. Tests were underway prior to launch when a shore gave way under strain.
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Quines ‘Wass
Btandard Cut Company
Fore River
Louis Cruwp
Newport News
William Jorrnn Marnest Ubnty
Camden
Ares Jacob
Bristol
Rtrimp
Johnson
Werle
Ing
Students Riot Injures Twenty Five At Institute of Technology
At least twenty five people were hurt when MIT students clashed with police reserves after midnight on Rogers Hall steps. Four students and four officers were seriously injured, many others treated at nearby stores and private homes. President Pritchett witnessed the melee and criticized police actions as somewhat hasty.
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Boston
Kersany
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Police
Studenta
Erbert Spear Prederich Backman
Tur Gebner
Heihgeins Policeemen
R Olds
William
Donahue
Helley
William Blakeman
Frank Stevens
Richard Mush
OW Richards
Charles J. Allen
Criffin
John Fo Barkman
John M McMollen
Wathout Ghaing
Ounes
Rogers Fall
Borlston Street
Llitverd Tahkergt
Mit Bside
Tun
Henry J Pritchett
Pritchett
Outlaws Trapped After Day of Running Battles in Cody Range
A bank robbery and murder near Cody, Wyoming, sparked a multi-party pursuit. Col. Cody with Indians, scouts, English nobles, and New Yorkers leads a relief force across fires and ambush risks as bands of outlaws flee toward forests and creeks. Rival groups traded heavy gunfire across several engagements with horses shot and men wounded. The search continues as authorities fortify near Grey Bull River and Col. Cody assembles a larger contingent to close the net.
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Cody Wyo
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Casine
Aiddaugh
Ali
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Grey Bull
Los Creek
Meeteeise
Firemen overcome by smoke fight haystack blaze in Brooklyn
Ten firemen were overcome by smoke and gas while tackling a haystack fire at Newkirk avenue and Last Eleventh street Brooklyn. Three were unconscious and may not recover, four others in ma rpressive condition. Eight year old John E Moran confessed he started the blaze earlier in the afternoon. Firemen worked hours with water streams before breaking the cover atop the stack and the accumulated heat and gases overpowered them.
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New York
Newkirk Avenue
Eleventh Street
Brooklyn
John E Moran
Electric car overturns during public event near Danvers
Report notes an electric car carrying participants in a city event overturned while driving at high speed. The crash occurred miles east of the city, causing injuries and prompting police to respond.
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Lawrence
North
Sialem Witches
Danvers
Takahira Rests Well After Operation
New York reports the condition of Japanese Minister Kogero Takahira who underwent an appendectomy last Sunday. Physicians said he rested well and was better than at any time since the operation after a bedside visit. By 1:30 this morning his condition was distinctly improved.
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New York
Kogero Takahna
William To Bull
Takahira
Quarrels Fatal to Four in Birmingham District
In hours four men were killed and one fatally wounded in Birmingham area altercations. Merchants Jack Yarborough and J W Phillips died from shootings after card game disputes. Mullkin, a white strike, shot Percy Burns, a black miner, in a pistol duel. Burns died. At Dolomite a drunken guest killed the Negro preacher during a wedding disturbance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lewisburg
Jack Yarborough
J W Phillips
Yarborough
Phillips
Cardiff
MO Mullkin
Percy Burns
Mulkin
Error of Nurse Kills Two at City Hospital
Two women aged forty and thirty five died from a nurse's mistake at City Hospital. Susie Cox and Sarah Shaw were recovering from typhoid fever when sterilized water was replaced with carbolic acid solution. The nurse, Funk, is reported hysterical as an investigation begins.
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Indianapolis
Way
Susie Cox
Sarah Shaw
Funk
City Hospital
Cartelyou to Answer Charges in New York Case
Index to today’s issue highlights a Charge hearing in New York with Parke and multiple related items. Disjointed headlines mention ship escapes, bank robbery standoffs, drownings, and court actions across various jurisdictions.
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Resersvon
Washington Man Kilts
Dewer Vier
North Sea Board
Fugnesc
Triwler
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Jon Miners
Ruser Westirsinas
Parker Speer
Hes Bartinks
Atcicks
o—Argumer
Cis
Dunopein
Columbhta
Ant Baris
Appe Us
Woman accused in racial attack and witness statements
Fragmented testimony describes a white woman alleging a Black man assaulted her, with tensions over race and class. The case centers on claims of insult and coercion, a fatal harm outcome, and the overheard boast about fabricating stories. Court actions include bail and defense involvement.
Explosion Rocks Mount Vernon After Five Mile Blast
An explosion under Bond Street Bridge in Mount Vernon New York sent shock waves across city and countryside within five miles. Debris collapsed walls and shifted buildings while a tunnel of water formed where ground sank. Police arrest foreman William Ryan as investigators probe blasting by Eels Bunty Construction for a new four track railroad system.
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Bond Street
Thianm
George
Falson
New York New Haven
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Pulang
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Werth
Fealey
William IC Ryan
Eels Bunty Construction Company
Walter C Males
Tragic shooting near East Bernstadt leaves widow and two children
In a rural incident near East Bernstadt Milton Giern was struck by a rifle shot fired from the street through a window into his home. He, thirty six, dies. a widow and two children are left. The origin of the attack remains unknown as investigators search for the assailants. Also cited are train fares to Baltimore and back, with limited availability on weekends.
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Wiliam Copeland
Copeland
Alexander Schinns
London
Milton Giern
Lye
East
Bernstadt
Green
Wikeo
VoGriEn
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Octavin Bailey Ag
Tuckete
Madone
Carolina Wartin
Paxie
Tarrg
Nine Die In Flood at Winston North Carolina
A wall collapse flooded Winston North Carolina, sweeping away eight hundred thousand gallons of water and destroying many buildings. The disaster left a path of desolation through the city center, with multiple victims and widespread property loss as residents faced rescue and hospital transport amid extensive damage.
Salvation Army Changes More Onto Canada Command
Fragmentary obituary style note reports new Salvation Army leadership shifts with names and places blurred. Mentions Commander Shamiscombs owning the file to command the army in Canada and Whe show in chatee oo the British seats work will succeed.
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New Bk SG
Partaedar
Gia Tito
Tate
Shamiscombs
Canada
Chatee Oo
Lya Soyoua
Carada
Man Missing After Claiming Travel To Foreign Country
A ticket agent from Cleveland reported missing after stating intent to go abroad to work and repay debts. He mentioned plans to travel from Megensdorff to a friend, with routes via Frederick Antietam Keedysville Hagerstown, and tickets for Baltimore and return trips valid through Sunday night.
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Congressional Limited
Mag Na Gorf
Cleveland
Bedist
Mpink Cmt
Tusié
Megensdorff
Frederick
Antietam
Keedysville
Hagerstown
Reate Bo& OR Rostra
Saom
Boottu
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