Folk Praises Taft in Revolt Against Cox at Akron
Missouri Governor Folk voices strong demand for reform in Ohio politics, urging citizens to reject party hollow slogans. He cites Taft’s Akron remark voting against Cox-backed candidates as a brave stand for public welfare. Calls out graft, bossism, and special privileges as dangers to American government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cox
Annas
Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cape of Good Governoent
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE LISTS AND NAMES
Fragmented item lists marriages and deaths with names and residences from various towns. Includes announcements of licenses to marry, obituaries, and funeral notices dated early November with multiple individuals and locations.
Health Office Record Deaths
Health Office records list multiple deaths with ages and partial locations. Entries mention individuals such as Mary B Senn, Forre L, Ryan, and Series A Stewart among others, with ages ranging from small children to seniors and scattered ages around the 20s to 80s. Data appears garbled with misspellings and unclear places, suggesting OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepertet
Roe
Bray
Daly
Ryan
Stewart
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Distribution
Notice announces that marriage and death notices inserted in the Wamnington Fest may appear elmulmaness without charge for any or all cited newspapers including Cincinnati Enquirer New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Herald St Louis Post Standard Sp all Unter Press WSS Volunteer Tritlye 2 Tant Slain Deader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waertlon
Slegraphlag
Enquirer
NEW Ork Tives
Borton Glome
Buffalo
Riga
Pfcord Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsbc
Dispatch
ST LO
Pepubli
First Cabin Passengers Under New Medical Inspection
New rule requires medical inspection of cabin and steerage passengers aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm I arriving in New York. Officers questioned travelers at quarantine and piers as they left saloon after declarations. Adolphus Busch of St Louis passed after being asked if American citizen. Others, including Senator W A Clark and Mr and Mrs Vanderbilt, among foreigners, faced careful scrutiny. Notables from opera and music circles expressed relief at returning to America. Mme Sembrich’s husband and Mme Sembrich herself prepare travels to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marine Hospital Service
Adolphus “Busch
St Louis
Mr Busch
W A. Clark
W. K. Vanderbilt
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Prof
Stengil
Mme Sembrich
Havre
Newberry Acts as Navy Secretary After Oath
Trueman H. Newberry recently from Detroit assumed Assistant Secretary duties and served as acting Secretary for most of yesterday. He arrived early and quickly handled correspondence and orders while visitors called, as Bonaparte attended a Cumberland political meeting and did not return until late afternoon. After 6 pm Bonaparte left for Baltimore to address a meeting.
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Trueman H. Newberry
Detroit
Navy
Collision of Magnolia and Esparta Reported to Lighthouse Board
The Lighthouse Board reviewed officers aboard the Magnolia after a collision with the fruit steamer Esparta off New Orleans. President Roosevelt was aboard Magnolia during the incident. The Raparia was blamed for the crash, which Magnolia claims was unavoidable. An investigation will be conducted by the supervising inspector of steam vessels.
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Lighthouse Board
Wae
Magnolia
Esparta
New Orlcane
Roosevelt
Jerome Ballot Battle Divides New York Republicans
New York November 2 appellate division denies damus to place William T. Jerome on the ballot as Republican nominee for district attorney. Jerome runs as independent after Charles Flammer’s declination, with Halpin predicting victory despite party split and Choate endorsing Jerome. Betting odds fluctuating, McClellan and Hearst clash over strategy while Tammany weighs its county outcome.
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New York
New York State Supreme Court
New York City Board of Elections
William 'T. Jerome
Republican Party
Gatrict
William Halpin
Republican County Committee
Halpin
Charles A. Flammer
Board of Elections
Jeroma
Jerome
Bal
Hemenia
Carnegia Hall
Joseph H. Choate
Osborne
Shearn
Hearst
Wiayer
Ghearn
Ivine
McClean
Hearat
Tucket
Ivins
Tammany Hell Executive Committee
Charles F. Murphy
McClellan
Murphy
Seth Low
Methodist Board of Church Extension Meeting in Philadelphia
Twenty one bishops attended the first session of the Methodist Episcopal Church board of church extension in Philadelphia with delegates from fourteen general conference districts. The board pledged 429,000 to aid churches in Berkeley California Princeton Ohio State College Pa The report showed applications exceeding the year's receipts. 340,000 was allocated to meet next year’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Board of Church Extension
Philadelphia
Pepaion
Board of Church Extension
Methodist Episcopal Church
Berkeley
Cal
Princeton
Obérin
Ohio
State Cotone
Consuls Paying Rent From Funds Shortfall
Hardship from last Congress' rule bars executive officers from deficits. Consuls abroad have paid rent out of their own pockets for months, drawing on a 375,000 annual fund for extraordinary expenditures. Defense is unavoidable delays but Congress may raise appropriations to 100,000 to cover future deficits.
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Congress
United States
Department
Whalers in Ice Report From San Francisco
Second Lieutenant W H Hunter offers services as a member of a government relief expedition amid fears of starvation and death from scurvy as eleven whaling vessels and crews are believed trapped north of Bering Strait. Reports cite Monterey and Alice Knowles returning from Hakodate and warn of supplies running low, with potential overland aid via reindeer similar to 1896 Arctic relief.
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W. H. Hunter
First
San Francisco
Monterey
Alice Knowles
Hakodate
Japan
Foley
Bailey Island
American
Titan
Cook
Bowheed
McGregor
Karluck
Treasury
Treasury Department
Bering Strait
Point Barrow
W. H. Humter
Leutenant
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Citter Baar
Greely Arctic
Point Barroy
H. Jarvie
E. P. Berthot
J Call
Congress
Point Hope
Arctic
Bear Ia
Dutch Harbor
Alagka
San Francieco
Robbery attempt and gang captured near Sandborn
Citizens thwart a deposit bank heist at Sulphur, Indiana. The Willard gang reported four captured at Olive Hill. Names include Stamper, Tom Brown, and Jack Allen. The Sandborn branch of the German National Bank was blown, about 5000 dollars stolen with $5,000 in silver in the vault. Indiana deputies converge as authorities confirm multiple arrests and seek one more suspect.
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Louisville
Grayson, Ey
Saya
Willard Bank
Olive Hi
Charles and Staven Stamper
Cin
Richmond
Ind
Jacoba
Hegerstown
Ender Grreat
Indiana
Tom Brown
J. C. Wilson
Akron
Tfl
Car Fenders’ Union
Jack Allen
Yves
Hanxville
Tenn
Vincennes
Sandborn Bank
German Na Uonal Bank
Allvsr
Witness for Blankenburg on mint site matter in Philadelphia
Horace Taylor acting Secretary of the Treasury testified at Rudolph Blankenburg's criminal libel hearing in Philadelphia. Isman secured an option and final extension to buy the old mint site. Cabinet approved the extension without political influence. Isman and Blankenburg clash over apology. decision reserved.
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Philadelphia
Horace Taylor
United States Treasury
Rudolph Blankenburg
Felix Jaman
Blankenburg
Isman
United States Mint
Hiankenberg
Taylor
Secretary of the Treasury
Ismen
Ieter
Amit
Roosevelt
Mr. Taylor
Shaw
Blankenbure
Unveiling of Sheridan Statue Draws Thousands in Somerset
Thousands from Perry and nearby towns gathered in Somerset on November 2 to witness the dedication of a bronze equestrian statue of Gen. Philip Sheridan. Gov. Herrick spoke, Mary Sheridan unveiled the marker, and a parade featuring Ohio National Guard units and multiple bands accompanied the ceremony. The statue, by Carl Heber of New York, sits on a granite base in Somerset's square, with the project funded by a state commission at about $10,000.
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Somerset
Ohio
Perry
Phil Sheridan
Winchester
I Ts
Veridan
Sheridan
H. A. Axline
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Ga, BR
Ola Gard
Republican Cloud
Father Kennedy
Thomas Buckley
Herrick
Mises Mary Sheridan
Corporal Tanner
Zanesville
Seventh Regiment
Lancaster
Roya’ Industrial
New Lexington
Sheridan Guards
Ben Butterworth Post
Lancaster Old Geard
Crooksville Golden Eagles
Gen. Chaffee
Admiral Dewey
Gen. Sheridan
Bronse
Carl Heber
New York
President Roosevelt to Vote in Oyster Bay Next Tuesday
President Roosevelt will travel to Oyster Bay to vote for the Republican nominees for assemblyman in that district, returning to Washington the same afternoon. First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock, a registered Boston voter, will depart tomorrow evening to cast his ballot in Boston and expects to be away about six days.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Hitchcock
Boston
Maso
President Roots Talks With Hoot on Proposals for Roosevelt's Message
Washington report of a Wednesday night conference at the White House between President Roosevelt and Secretary Hoot. They spoke from nine to midnight on foreign relations and topics for Congress. They touched on the Chinese exclusion treaty, its safeguards, and future administration. Also discussed were Venezuela, Russia, Morocco, Santo Domingo, and a new Japan-US treaty reflecting expanding Japanese influence. The meeting yielded no dramatic outcomes beyond initial discussion with the new Secretary of State.
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Hoot
Congress
Root
State Department
Labrador
South
Venezuela
Bermudez Company
Russia
Japan
Santo Domingo
Germany
Orient
United States
Mrely
Stillings Opportunity for Public Printer Reform
The New York Post notes Charles A. Stillings is chosen as Public Printer, seen as a chance to reform the office with a practical printer, administrative experience, and broad backing from major firms. He is said to avoid political coercion, with President support and a prior investigation favoring economical, efficient management. A strong era for the office is anticipated. In Camden New Jersey, Walter Wirth nine, shot and killed his sister Freda, aged three, in their home kitchen during their mother’s absence, the incident described in brief.
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New York Post
Charles A. Stillings
Stings
New York
Boston
F. W. Palmer
Bullings
Camden
N. J
Walter Wirth
Freda
Walter
Notable Visit By Michigan Congressman Dowser Ho Smith
Hon. Willam Ho Smith, a Michigan congressman, toured the First Agalatani Postmaster General’s office to discuss postal matters in his state during a civic visit.
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Willam Ho Smith
Michigan
Yeste
Ms State
Free Liquozone Coupon Prompt From Chicago Ad
Fragmentary ad copy urges readers to request a free Liquozone sample or bottle with playful misspellings and broken phrases. It references Chicago origins and promises a sample offer, though many words are garbled.
Death of Kinsey Okdest Employee of Dead Letter Office
Miss Elia Kinsey of the Dead Letter division of the Post Office Department died at Columbia Hospital after surgery. A long serving clerk since November 2, 186, she died on her fortieth appointment anniversary. Born in Virginia, she came from a respected family and was noted for faithful service, kindness, and benevolence to colleagues and friends.
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Elia, Kinsey
Post-Office Department
Columbia Hospital
Miss Kinsey
Washington
Kingey
Virginia
Taft Honors Two Events in Panama Visit
Secretary Taft arrives in Colon aboard the Columbia from Norfolk on October 28 and meets with Gov Magoon and President Amador for talks on Panama Railroad leases. Flags fly for the republic's second anniversary and Taft’s visit. engineers and celebrations planned, with Taft sailing November 7 and reaching Hampton Roads November 14.
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Colon
United States
Columbia
Norfolk
Taft
Panama
Amador
Guantanamo
Cuba
Hampton Roads
Publi
Panama Railroad
Republic of Panama
Isthmus
Approves Southern Visit by Roosevelt Led by Chamber Leader
New York Chamber of Commerce president Morrie K. Jesup praised President Roosevelt's southern trip for boosting North South ties since the war. He urged sending resolutions of commendation to the President and offered to relay views to the press. Also noted were new fourth class postmasters appointed in Georgia and Virginia, and a report of several children rescued by the New Orleans authorities.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
New York
South
Morrie K. Jesup
Jesup
Chamber of Commerce
E Schaulber
Marytsnt
Cisiborne
George W Parker
Virginia—Oskrille
Frieris G. Thorp
Peter HE. Gonléman
Summit
Annie F. McWhirt
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Willer Ceaos
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Harrison
Marytima
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Caeran
Catherine Murphy
Whoar
Os Sims
Annie Bo
Hannah Fleming
Fowerd Settle
Fannie Glegebs
Fenest Potter
Burdetta
Heary
Prince A
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George Gidding
Vertha i Tailutock
Meititn
Wendell Wo Whiting
Beers
Mary E
Harry Cheers Notlca
Lonnor
Richard Connor
Charles City
Faveril
Joseph EH Crandall
Ege
Gunton-Temple Memorial Chorgo
Pt Kinsey
Ella Kinsey
Benjamin’ A
Elizabeth Kinsey
Sixth Street
Lacy
Twelfth Street
George’ S Lacy
Burnside
Warkmard
Toom
Howard
Wirkwunt
Reyrn
Catherine
Robert Reyburn
Furerl
Crom Tha
Anacostle
Edward Warren Ddeloved
Mary
Thirteenth Street
Mathie
É'cluch A
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
John R. Wright CO
Puveral
Baoutalers
George P. Zarhorst
Ewbalmer Weaper
Capited St
Tenhene
Raat
Senator Clark
Newberry
Choate
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Bluscher
Plymouth
Cherbourg
la Lorraine
Hama
Friedrich der Grome
Bremen
Liverpool
Tentenle
Queenstown
Baltie
Liverpost
Imata
Willard
Fim
Sandborn
Horace J. Taylor
Horn
the TaiLor
A.herman’s Sons Co
Seventh Street
H Street
MR. Root
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Bara
Chicago
Death OF Kinsey
Cross Isthmus
Conan
Hubbard Heating Co
AMD
F Street
J Georges & Son
Penna. Ave
N.W
Congressional
Atlantic & Pacific Teaco
Regal
Penna Ave
St. N.W
Duffy
Pyanelt Whiskey Company
Rocheser
Keeley Institute
North Caprio Street
Washington, DC
District of Columbia
Marrland
Merton
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