No Boss for Gaynor in Tammany Fight for Mayor
William J. Gaynor, now mayoral candidate for greater New York, denounces Tammany control and pledges independence from bosses. His career as a jurist and advocate of personal liberty is highlighted amid attacks over perceived bias and past rulings.
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William J Gaynor
Ireater
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Aball
Collm
Bin
Tiger
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Ith
Ian
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Wiliam M Twins
Republian
Gaynor Rentllco
Ats
Hament
Jerome
New Railroad Plan Aims Virginia Connection at Clifton Forge
A proposed line would link the C and O at Clifton Forge with the B and O near Etang, with Stratford Junction as a routing consideration. The western segment remains undecided while various points are under review, including Highlands County and regional representatives from New York backing the project.
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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
The Southern Relief Society elected trustees at a well attended meeting at the New Willard. Elected were Mrs J. T. Callaghan, Mrs J. C. Wheeler, Mrs Albert Akers, Miss Nanme R. Heath, Mrs Alec Hdl, Mrs Go Marye, Mrs Owen, and Mrs Ricks. Trustees will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Ballin on Twenty eighth Street Northwest. Officers to be elected later. The meeting showed strong interest in the trusteeship decision.
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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 Rob Laborers in Paterson Barracks
Four armed bandits roped and gagged fifty laborers at a Paterson barracks early today. The men were called out one by one, bound, and robbed of nearly 20 dollars before the quartet escaped. The attackers represented themselves as officers to coerce compliance.
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Paterson
Ferry Capsizes in Guayaquil. 18 Drown After Maiden Voyage
A newly launched ferry in Guayaquil capsized during its trial trip, with 22 aboard. Eighteen passengers are reported drowned while the vessel had been in service for about an hour. Investigations into the disaster are underway.
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Guayaquil
Guayanuil
Tschaikowsky Rearrested in St Petersburg Prison
Revolutionary leader Tschaikowsky, freed on bail, has been rearrested and placed in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul in St Petersburg. Ambassador White to sail from Chexbourg to New York tomorrow aboard the Washington.
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Nicholas Tscha Xowsky
St Peter and St Paul
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Henry White
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Chexbourg
The Thirteenth Census and the New Tabulating Machines
The article explains how electrical tabulating machines revolutionize the thirteenth census. It details punched cards, mercury connections, and rapid counting, reducing time and cost while improving accuracy. It notes projections of earlier publication and safeguards against errors, with Durand guiding reductions in volume.
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Theceh Tient of Commerce and Labor
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Dy Eilot
South warms to Taft tiles girls on marriage
A fragment from a 1910s newspaper notes debates on women's marriage rights and property. It suggests free choice in marriage and calls for property to go to daughters, while views on suffrage remain contested. The piece reflects period tensions and public sentiment about women’s roles.
Taft on Marriage and Women’s Suffrage Views
Taft states he favors giving women the vote only when they desire it and will obtain it, while expressing no support for universal suffrage. He emphasizes teaching his daughter independence and education so she can marry by choice, not necessity, and notes personal property concerns for sons.
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Arid
Taft in the Deep South a Sign of cordial support
President Taft says Southern receptions in Mississippi show cordial backing for his policy to restore central government influence in Dixie. He cites Mac Dickinson's cabinet appointment as proof the South can play an active role in Washington. He insists unity without party labels while urging education and independence for women.
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Greek mutineer Typaldos dies in naval revolt clash
reports from The Washington Post Athens November recount the rebel Lieut Typaldos leader of the abortive Greek navy revolt dying in battle near Salamis. His forces attempted a takeover using torpedo boats destroyers and submarines before a joint Greek land and navy assault defeated them. Typaldos and officers fled, the military league branded him a traitor, and government forces pursued.
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Dresden Election Results Highlight Tight Socialist Losses
In the substoting for the Sason diet the socialists won only five seats today due to opposition from conservatives national liberals and radicals. Eight members have been chosen so far from a slate of thirty two. conservatives and national liberals hold thirty four seats each with others accounting for the remainder. Balloting continues Wednesday and Thursday.
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Death of a boy marks Tulsa case shooting note found
A three hour old boy named Morman in Tulsa Oklahoma was found shot in the forehead in bushes. A pocket note says it will be trying to get justice. Morman had earned the enmity of another man over attentions to a woman.
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Tulsa Okla
Morman
Troupe ‘Tex
Early English China Closet Mystery Item
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an English china closet with a mirror back. The text lists varied spellings of English china closet and China Closet, suggesting a catalog or description of a piece with a mirrored back. No clear date or provenance is provided.
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China
Fire kills five in home in Butler County town
A lamp explosion sparked a fire that killed five members of the Marlow family in a Butler County dwelling. Clyde Marlow, 11, dragged his baby brother to safety and died after the floor collapsed. The mother and three younger children perished, while William Marlow, the father, had left for a hunting trip when the blaze began.
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Liste
Waterways Session Ends in New Orleans Plan Remains Hinging on Congress
The Lakes to the Gulf Waterways Association adjourned after debate on funding and future conventions. Representative Bartholdt urged a five member committee to back Kavanaugh and the 12 person subcommittee to press BM claims in Washington. A larger delegation of 60 will travel to Washington on December 8 to seek action.
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Diplomatic Mail Protections Expand With Global Pouches
United States advances diplomatic mail security by routing through sealed pouches to avoid handling, with new agreements on pitch pouches pending with Costa Rica Norway and Sweden. Secretary Westenay is assigned to disposition under the enlarged homestead bill affecting 10449 acres in Sundance district Wyoming, raising designated land to 12145 280 acres and granting settlers 320 acres under the act.
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Waninger Westenay
Sundance
Philippine tariff order on certificates of origin for sugar and articles
An executive order from Manila outlines certificates of origin for Philippine sugar tobacco and cigars and records for shipments to the United States. It details when certificates issue expire and how to record ownership changes. It ensures preference for small sugar producers and directs officials to inform them.
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Gener Forbes
Manila
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Stop Graft on Tariff as Treasury Targets Gleaners
Treasury officials intensified their campaign against importers exploiting decay allowances. New instructions require fruit like lemons be entered within 48 hours or treated as unclaimed, losing warehouse privileges and prompting three days of public notice before sale.
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Age rules tighten for imported etchings and art
Treasury instructions issued yesterday require affidavits and declarations proving that etchings and engravings have existed for twenty years before import. The rules, aligning with section TIT of the tariff law, demand stronger evidence and humanized wording for the art provisions. Also reported is a fire in Kiev Russia where 108 horses at Count Tyshkevith’s stud perished, fire likely incendiary.
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Out of Order Kidneys Claim Quick Relief
A fragmentary ad claims Pape’s Diuretic cures kidney and urinary disorders. It promises rapid relief from backache dizziness headaches and fatigue, asserts universal efficacy, and urges use via druggists with mentions of Pape Thompson and Pape of Cincinnati. The text touts a fifth- or sixth-rate treatment and warns to accept only Panes Diuretic.
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