Libel Charge Fails In Philadelphia Reform Candidate Case
Philadelphia Nov 3 Rudolph Blankenburg Reform ticket nominee for city commissioner was discharged after magistrate Wisenbrunn ruled that oral statements he made were not written or printed. The case hinged on Pennsylvania libel law distinguishing spoken from written words. Witnesses noted reporters may have published summaries, but the magistrate found no offense under the statute as charged.
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Philadelphia
Holde
Pennsylvania
Rudolph Blinkenburg
Iibel
Felix Isman
Wisenbronn
Blankenburg
Blankenburn
Clint Realty Company
Isman
United States
Horace A Taylor
the Treasury
Washington
Hbel
Blossoms Draw Crowds At Public Grounds Chrysanthemum Show
Stormy weather did not deter visitors to the public grounds housing Col Bromwell’s chrysanthemum show. Japanese Minister Kogoro Takahita and Mr Evowns observed the thriving greenhouse display as a large bell recalled its long history from War Navy to Congress and now to summon gardeners and signal the workday end.
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Alvision of
Kogoro Takahita
Col Bromwell
Browns
Newfoundland Crew Seizes Action Against American Vessel Gossip
Newfoundland authorities claim crew members aboard the American herring schooner Gossip violated law by catching fish outside the three mile limit. Fishermen from Newfoundland say they hoarded the vessel beyond colonial jurisdiction. authorities deny it and plan prosecutions and possible seizure. Ambassador Wiltelaw discussed the Newfoundland question with Foreign Secretary Lansdowne at the foreign office.
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Newfoundland
St Johna Newfoundlang
Bay of Isands
Tandon Noy
Armbassador
Electric Park Harness Meet Closes Amid Rain and Fair Weather
Closing day at Electric Park harness meet features multiple heats and fast times. Winners include Furat Rach 214 and Fan, with Carvette, Dedney King, and Kenneth Warc among top placers. Trotting races see Lokre secure a win as Jim White and others place in the field. Weather mixed, attendance light but steady as programs wrap up.
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Baltimore
Plectric Park
Furat
Ceorge
Paul
RoWater
Straleit
Carvette
Dedney King
Simon Stamons
Kenneth K Warc
Bedaworth
Lokre
White Securites
Minnie Drads
Bill O
Yale Law commencement to feature Metcalf address
Secretary Victor H Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor accepts Yale Law School commencement invitation for June. He graduates from Yale in 1876. The item is reported by the Philadelphia Press.
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Metcalf
Hazen Conn
Victor H Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Yale Law School
Yulean School
JR Travers Left No Will Administered Estate In New York
William Travers died September 29 without a will leading to letters of administration granted to Mrs James Wadeworth of Geneseo New York and Herbert L Satterlee. Bond set at 1500000 by Fidelity and Safety Deposit Co. Estate valued at least 750000 with personal property listed at 500000. Residents include Mrs Wadeworth and several siblings and nieces while Travers was a special partner at Huhn Edey Co of 27 Wall Street.
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Jansen Wadeworth
Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
William BR. Travere
Travery
James J Wadeworth
Geneseo
Herbert L Satterlee
Thomas
Fidelity and Safety Deposit Company
Mary- Lana
Travers
Newport
Rhode Island
Huhn Edey & Co
Wall Street
Interdenominational Mission Institute to be held in city church
A three day Interdenominational Mission Institute will convene at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church beginning Friday. The event, first of its kind in the city, mirrors Silver Bay sessions with conferences, Bible study, and platform talks by noted missionaries. Admission Friday and Saturday is by ticket. Sunday events free to the public after seating delegates.
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Interdenominational Missionary Institute
Metropolitan Church
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelical Churches of
Fly D McLawern
The
American Baptist Missionary
Nlon
de Merrill BL Gates
Thin City
Board of Indian Conmie
Ton Cre
First Congregational Church
Iss Philena A Dickey
Texas to Dock for Repairs for Winter Maneuvers
The battleship Texas, flagship of Rear Admiral Dickins, reached port from Norfolk for dockyard repairs below the water line. She will move to the New York Navy Yard, then proceed to Charleston for winter maneuvers with the North Atlantic fleet squadron.
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New York
United States
Texas
Dickins
Coast Squadron
North Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
New York Navyard
Charleston
Notable Patent Medicine Ad Promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal tonic and purifier. It promises vitality and health, urging readers to request a promotional booklet and highlighting the product as the Great Alterative and tonic for overall wellbeing.
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Tim
Gan
Hood
C.L Hood Co
Lowell
Mars
Kaiser envoy praises Roosevelt as peace maker and trade talks begin
German Ambassador Barons Speck von Sternburg lauds the American president for ending the war and expresses keen European interest in his leadership. He will present Secretary Root with an invitation from Prince von Buelow to negotiate a new trade treaty and aims to finalize terms before March 1 as tariff changes loom.
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Barons Speck von Sternburg
Innedeon
White House
Roosevelt
Root Prince von Below
Baron Sternburg
Europe
Germany
Mr Roosevelt
Saxony
Hegs
United States
Japan
Russia
Kaltser
Wittesa
Root Prince von Buelow
Baron von Sternburg
von Buelow
State Department
America
Catholic Church Notes on Tomorrow Holy Name Meetings
parish notices list events across several churches St Stephens St Joseph St Augustine St Theresa St Dominics St Aloysius St Cyprians and St Patricks Church with communion days sermons vespers and masses scheduled for tomorrow including Holy Name Society ladies benevolent society and sodalities and multiple pastors and assistants noted.
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St Stephen’s
Society of the Holy Name
St. Joseph's
Catholic
Joadiess Benevolent Society
St. Augustine’s
League of the Sacred Heart
St Theresa’s
Children of Mary
Ladies Benevolent Society
St Dominicc's
Colored Sodality
T P . Rourke
St Aloysius
Francis T McCarthy
Eugene del McDonnell
St. Cyprian’s
Bk Patrick's Church
Tenth Street
D J Stafford
Thoras
McGuigan
Wiliam J Caroll
James A Smyth
Father Smyth
Father Carroll
Open Work Stocking Bedlam Warns WCTU Head
Mrs Stevenson, president of the Massachusetts WCTU, says the open work stocking is full of danger. The New York Times notes the statement will shock readers who assume stockings are harmless. The piece plays on public perception and urges readers to take note.
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N Ow
York ‘Times
Attack on Jury In Court Sparks Disorder
In Judge Gould's court Timothy Flynn erupted during testimony, leapt toward the jury box, was restrained, and declared insane by the jury who ordered commitment to St Elizabeth's. Several others, including Bragg Burch McConnell Schencke Smith and Thompson, were ruled insane and committed. William H Mooney was found sane and released.
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Justice Gould
Timothy Flynn
Flynn
Anglum
St. Eizabeth’s Asylum
James H Bragg
Harriet Bu
Tributes to Judge Wylie at Memorial Services
An adjourned gathering of the district bench and bar at City Hall honored the late Associate Justice Andrew Wylie who died during the court summer recess at 92. Justice Alexander B Hagner was chosen to preside and a committee drafted resolutions to be recorded in the District Supreme Court. Attorneys Mattingly Wilson Payne and others spoke in praise of Wylie’s attainments, work ethic, and character.
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Ashley M Gould
Andrew Wylie
Hugh T Taggart
Bar Association
Alexander B Hagner
Justice Hagner
Justice Wylie
Nathaniel Wilson
James G Payne
William F Mattingly
R_ Ross Perry Henry B Davis
Worth- Ingian
District Supreme Court
Mattingly, Wilson
Payne
Navy officers clash over Rae criticism of Engineer Corps failures
Rear Admiral Charles W Rae warned in his annual report that the Navy would be unfit for war if suddenly exposed to combat. Officials declined comment while some officers privately criticized the practice of publishing annual reports before department scrutiny and urged internal remedies rather than public exposure.
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Navy Department
Charles W Rae
Rae
Bonaparte
Rae Calla
Rate Convention Clash Over Gag Rule Seethes in Chicago
An article contends that the interstate commerce rate convention in Chicago restricted delegates to supporters of President Rossevelt’s rate plan, accusing the executive committee of gagging free speech. Delegates from major commercial bodies resisted, police barred dissenters, and charges of a railroad lobby were denied as mischaracterized. The piece argues that opponents fear upheaval to commercial interests and local welfare from radical rate legislation.
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Kanega City Journal
Chicago
Ronsevelts
Executive Committee
Dunne
Commercial Club
Kansas City
Prince Lovie Visits Washington With British Fleet Escort
A British admiral and prince are welcomed by U S officials and crowd in Washington. Reception officers include Bacon and naval aides. Delegations from both nations greet the visitors as they travel by car and train to the British Embassy and Willard Hotel for a three day stay.
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Bacon
Bromwell
Key
Navy
William P Potter
F L Chapin
R. Johnson
J W Timmons
W .Beaupre Townley
William Leeds
Mark E . Kerr
Gerald Sowerby
E. H .Rhearm
W Pamplett
Charles H Robertson
Cornwall
Richard B Farquhar
Essex
Richard H.peirce
M & Bedford
H.C King-Hall
C B Brittain
W . Crosley
Leutenant
C H Davis
Lieut
Bricker
Brownson
Ensien
J C Fremont
Evans
Admiral Evans
Mr Bacon
Bob
Prince
Prince Lovie
Mortimer Durand
King-Hol
Willard Hotel
Potter
Chaply
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Connecticut Avenue
City
Willard
State Department
Weather conditions and regional outlook across the Atlantic coast
Weather Bureau bulletin reports a clouded rain area moving from the Mirelsalop Valley toward the Atlantic coast. Expect cloudy skies with local variably light rain in the Lake region and slow temperature changes through Saturday and Sunday. Winds will be northeast along New England and Atlantic coasts, with west to northwest posts on the Great Lakes. Local temperatures: Atlantic 22 to 33. maximum 69, minimum 43 last year. rainfall data noted for the 6 pm to 8 pm window.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Mirelsalop
Atlantic Coast District
Lake
Montana
Pressace
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Jane
Texes
Ohio Valley
Lake Regin
New Fagland
Lower Lake Region
New Ergland
New England
Atlantis
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Huropean
Rtn
South Wins
Grend Banky
Spain
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R Stetson
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Fort Taylor Field
Ecralary
Great Britain
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China
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Carter Milliken
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Prince Yon Jol
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Young Peoples Missionary Movement
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Rey Morris
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Catholic Church Notes
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France
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Iowa
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American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth and
Goldheim & Sons
405 Avenue
Pa Ave
St. NW
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Rei
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Shih
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Gabeer
Droopsu. Co
Steinway
Pa. Ave
N. W
J. J. Georges & Son
Penna. Ave
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Wankty
Burea High
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Uu Pianos
John F. Ellis & Co
Connecticut
Virginia
Up Tone
Ralirum dertiNeste
Ientinoation Upnecessary
Mo Op Evans
Virginia Democratic Association
Washington Railway and Electric Company
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Waaeet- Mn
Lavington Coal Mining Company 2 Corporation
District of Columbia
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Boston
White
Wade of Miller
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
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Corcoran Gallery of Art
B McGuire
Hendie
Wegke
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H. Moore
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