Gaynor Denounces Boss Rule in Tammany Campaign Play
Justice William J. Gaynor, poised to become mayor of Greater New York, denounces Tammany boss control and vows to resist dictation while pursuing personal liberty. The speech recalls his anti-betting stance and legal career, with attention to past battles against Tammany figures and calls during the mayoral race.
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William J Gaynor
Ireater
New York
Bis
Tammany
Aball
Collm
Bin
Tiger
Gaynor
Hearst
Barnard Tix
Muorene
Hig
Whatte
Wiliam M Twins
Republian
Gaynor Rentllco
Ats
Hament
Jerome
Five Turner
Vines
Conlion
Hugh Meraught
Tee
John 3
Mehone
Coney Island
Michares
Justice Gaynor
Gevner
Bryan
Umpalen
Folie
Bingham
Duffy Cave
Rosues
Gen Bingam
New Railroad Plan Aims to Link Virginia Lines
A proposed route would connect the Chesapeake and Ohio at Clifton Forge to the Baltimore and Ohio near Etang, with plans spanning Virginia and West Virginia. Key figures from New York and local officials back the project, while several segments remain under review and funding uncertain.
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Clifton Forge
Etang
Chesapeake
Hallmore
Olora
West Virginia
Segal
Segal Points Being Iter Consideration Near Be Near Pins 1 Jstoutenburn
Aew
York Sundieds
Higland County
Big Oidh
New Trustees Chosen At Southern Relief Society Meeting
At a well attended meeting of the Southern Relief Society at the New Willard trustees were elected. Mrs J T Callaghan Mrs J C Wheeler Mrs Mibert Akers Miss Nanme R Hethiff Fast Smith Mrs Alec Hdl Wis ilisaps Mrs Go Marye Mrs O wen and Mrs Ricks were named trustees. They will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Ballin on Twenty eighth Street Northwest. Officers to be elected. The meeting showed strong interest in the trustee election.
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Southern Relief
New Willard
J. T Callaghan
J C Wheeler
Mibert Akers
Nanme R Hethiff
Fast Smith
Alec Hdl Wisilisaps
Go Marye
Owen
Ricks Che
Ballinr
Eighth Street
Four Bandits Hold Up 50 Laborers in Paterson Barracks
Armed men robbed nearly 20 dollars from fifty laborers employed on a railway line. The four bandits called workers from barracks one by one, bound and gagged them, then escaped. Police pursued with limited results as details remained unclear.
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Paterson
Ferrycapsize Drowns 18 on Trial Trip at Guayaquil
A new ferryboat capsized during its maiden voyage at Guayaquil Ecuador. Eighteen of the twenty two aboard were drowned. The vessel had been in service for about an hour.
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Guayaquil
Guayanuil
Tschaikowsky Rearrested by Police in St Petersburg Fortress
Revolutionary leader Tschaikowsky, previously bailed pending trial on terrorism charges, has been rearrested and confined in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul in St Petersburg. Ambassador White and Sir Henry White to sail aboard the Washington from Cherbourg to New York tomorrow.
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St Petersburg
Petersburg
Sov
Nicholas Tscha Xowsky
St Peter and St Paul
Ambassador White
Sal
Faris
Jir
Henry White
Washington
Chexbourg
Machines to Aid in the Thirteenth Census Tabulation
The article explains the shift from hand tabulation to electrical machinery for the thirteenth census. It notes electrical tabulating speeds, cost reductions, and error reductions, with punched cards and mercury relays. It discusses expected accuracy, card handling capacity, and plans to publish results earlier than prior censuses.
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Boythlymma
Lesters
United States
Warderty County
Population Statistes
MO Zatios
Cou
Durand
South warms to Taft tiles girls on marriage
A fragmentary 1910 era note outlines reactions to marriage laws. It argues women should be free to wed by choice and outlines property settlement to daughters, with the crowed outlook enthusiastic and without universal suffrage prior to broad changes. The text reflects suffrage debates and domestic policy rhetoric of the period.
Taft on Marriage and Women’s Rights
Taft expresses anti suffrage views while urging women to seek education and marriage by choice not pressure. He says he will provide for his daughter and teach independence, but opposes universal voting rights though would support granting them when women demand it.
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Arid
Taft in the South Seeks Unity for Dixie in Washington
President Taft tours Mississippi and columbus speeches emphasize cordial Southern support for his central government plan to restore Dixie influence. He cites Mac Dickinson’s cabinet appointment as proof of the South’s active role, while urging women’s education and independence and delaying suffrage until convinced by voters.
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Washington Post
Birmingham
Ala
Taft
South
Daxieland
Mississippi
Mac Dickinson
Washington
Columbus
Fi Industrial School
Mies
Gome
Tcut
Gle
Thia
Tufts
Greek Mutineer Typaldos Reported Dead in Battle
Rumor says Lieut Typaldos, leader of the Greek navy mutiny, died in a running fight with the government. Ty nallos commanded torpedo boat destroyers and submarines that captured the naval Argona at Salamis. After a later defeat by land forces and fleet, Typaldos and officers fled. The mutineer, a member of the military league, sought to become minister of marine to reorganize the navy, and was branded a traitor by the league. Government forces pursued him.
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Typaldos
Cable
Washington Post
Athens
Tynallos
Salamis
Typaléos
Military League
League
Unsteady Dresden Vote Shows Socialist Seat Losses
In Dresden on November 2 socialists won only five seats as conservatives and national liberals each held 34 seats. Socialists radicals and other parties defend remaining rebalance with further voting planned Wednesday and Thursday.
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Dresden
Lote
National Liberals
Tulsa Tragedy: Boy Shot Dead in Bushes Over Rivalry
A three year old named Tex Mormon was found dead in a cluster of bushes in Tulsa on November 28. He was shot in the forehead and a note in his pocket said it would be an effort to seek justice. Mormon allegedly earned the enmity of a man due to attentions to a woman.
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Tulsa Okla
Morman
Troupe ‘Tex
Farly English Ching Closet Odd Phrase Surfaces
A garbled OCR fragment loosely references an English Chinese closet motif, mixing terms like early English China closet with unclear descriptors. The readable parts imitate a catalog or article snippet but lack coherent facts or identifiable persons or events.
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China
Fire kills five in home as boy hero saves siblings
A lamp exploded in a Butler County house at 6:30 am igniting a fire that claimed five lives. Twelve year old Clyde Marlow dragged his brother to safety then returned for the baby, but the floor collapsed and trapped him. The family includes William Marlow and Clade Warlow, ages 1 to 6.
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Aletal Waptow
William Marlow
Clade Warlow
Hining
Ira Marlow
William Warlow
Marlow
William Mar Jle
Butler County
Clyde
Liste
Waterways session ends in New Orleans as funds seek Congress
The Lakes to the Gulf Waterways Association adjourned with plans to push Congress for funding. A proposed five member committee would lead by President Kavanaugh, while a larger subcommittee would present BM claims to Washington. Bartholdt warned a 50 member body cannot gain White House access. The convention authorized another meeting if funding fails and a 660-member delegation heads to Washington on December 8.
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New Orleans
la Noy
Gulf Waterways Association
Congress
Richard Bartholdt
St. Louis
Kavanaugh
Washington
Bartholat
White House
Goverancis
Wisoul
Comention
Luaneis
Protecting Diplomatic Mail and Homestead land changes
United States moves to seal diplomatic mail in special pouches to avoid handling en route with Costa Rica Norway and Sweden signing latest exchange pouches to take effect immediately. Secretary Waninger Westenay targeted under the enlarged Homestead Act designates 12 145 280 acres in Sundance Wyoming expanding land grants to 320 acres for settlers.
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United States
Costa Rica
Morway
Sweden
Wal
Waninger Westenay
Sundance
Philippine tariff order on origin certificates for sugar and other goods
An executive order from Manila outlines certificates of origin for sugar tobacco and cigars and records for Philippine products shipped to the United States. It sets deadlines for sugar producers to file applications before the shipping season and details ownership transfers safeguards and preferences for small producers under tariff law. It directs shipping officials to inform small producers of their preferential rights and enforcement provisions.
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United States
Gener Forbes
Manila
Treasury
Internal Revenue Collector
Stop Graft on Tariff as Treasury Aims at Importers
Government steps up fight against tariff graft with new Treasury and customs measures. Investigations show importers delaying entry for perishable fruits like lemons to claim decay allowances, then selling the same goods. Collectors instruct that if no entry is made within 48 hours for such fruit, it is unclaimed and not eligible for warehouse privileges and must be sold after three days public notice.
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Treasury Department
Ted Ys
Age of Art Etchings Rules Tighten Imports
New Treasury Department instructions require stronger proof of age for etchings and similar art items imported into the United States. Importers must supply affidavits declaring these works existed at least twenty years before arrival. The rules align with section TIT of the tariff law and demand specific declarations to verify provenance. In a separate dispatch, a Moscow fire destroyed 108 horses from Count Tyshkevith’s stud, deemed incendiary in origin.
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Treasury Department
Horize
Treasur
Kiev Ruwsia
Tyshkevith
Out of order kidneys blamed for backache claim
An advertisement touts Pape Diuretic as a cure for kidney and bladder problems. It promises quick relief from backache, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues and urges buyers to trust Panes Thompson and Pape of Cincinnati as a legitimate medical firm.
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Nuureric Watch
Pave Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Talon
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