Pocket nerve touch shifts labor vote in New York race
Special Washington-Port article reports Tammany Hall activists pushing laborers toward McClellan, Hearst’s Brooklyn strength rising, and brokers in Wall Street wary. Mayor McClellan speaks of near re election while Hearst claims 300000 votes and Murphy allies project a McClellan plurality of around 300000.
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Washington
New York
Tammary
Hearst
McClellan
MacClellan
Wall Atreet
McCiellan
Ine Beti Ng
New Lksatd
Con- Krase
Myers
Poli
Alen “Murphy
Mike Balines
Ising
Hearst Yktor
Murthy
Clellan
Murphys
Murphy
McC Terlan
Tullan
Otto
Lfe Tammany
Manhattans
Tammay
Hearst Forecasts Stir Brooklyn As Labors Split Votes
In the ongoing political battle, Hearst appears favored by labor voters in many regions, with forecasts from major papers suggesting a Hearst victory. Brooklyn shows strong Hearst support, challenging its traditional conservative stance, while Jerome’s standing weakens and bets shift toward Hearst tied to district attorney and ownership debates.
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McCila
Hearst
Brooklyn
Jerome
Tammany
United States
Greater
New York
Sam Ar E
Jerome Peoples
Osborne
Stilll
Dickinson
Tornado Kills Seven in Mountain View Oklahoma
A tornado hit Mountain View Oklahoma on November 4 killing seven and injuring many. The storm destroyed a schoolhouse two churches two flour mills two barns one hotel a cotton gin and about twelve dwellings while sparing the business district. Mountain View lies near Snyder which suffered a tornado disaster last spring causing twelve deaths.
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Mountain View
Okla
Clark Jennie Jones
Holt
JS Barclay
Tod Deon T W Oras
Snyder
Train wreck injures nineteen in Santa Margareita crash
Southern Pacific southbound limited plowed into a tourist car at Santa Margareita station fourteen miles north of San Luis Obispo. Nineteen people were hurt, several seriously and two probably fatally. A nine year old girl, Elsie Blackmore, was pinned in wreckage with crushed arm and internal injuries. List of injured includes residents of Ottumwa Iowa and Maryville Missouri, Chicago and Ontario California, among others.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
Southern Pacific
Coast Line
Santa Margareita Station
Elsie Blackmore
M B Martin
Ottumwa
Towa
MW. Glas
Maryville
Claude Glace
A Glaws
Ontario
Martie
Iowa
Grace Martin
Own
Tsege
Fon du Lac
Wis
Edward Egan
Clinton
Roy Kshmen
Houslington
Kana
Mattison
Berwin
Horace
Trans Alaska Railroad Plan Aims To Span Length Of State
In Los Angeles plans emerge for a government subsidized Trans Alaska Railroad stretching about 6000 miles from north to south to link Alaska with the outside world. Harry White of Seattle leads the enterprise with Congressional support expected from Senator Samuel W. Piles. Estimated cost is around 40 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Alaska
Harry White
Seattle
Congress
Samual W. Piles
Washington
Fall of Finland Crisis Sparks Imperial Reforms In Russia
A sprawling dispatch outlines Finland’s separatist pressure, Russian troop moves to Helsingfors, and dimming rail and telegraph links. It notes the emperor’s amnesty manifesto, Witte’s stance against a national militia, liberal support, and reports of possible revolutionary activity in Helsingfors with troops stationed and partial communications restored.
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StePteraburg
Nicholas
Helsingfors
Bobrikoff
London
London Times Today
St. Petersburg
Helsingfori
Copenhagen
Foreign Office
Finland
Reval
St Petersburg
Pinland
Grand Duchy
Russia
Prince John Obolensky
Count Witte
Wiite
Congress of Constitutional Democrats
Moscow
Princesa Looff
Golovin
Kokoshkin
Republican rally in Cleveland urges loyalty and party rule
In Cleveland a large Central Armory crowd heard Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw defend Republican principles and declare party loyalty essential. He argued government must follow party lines, warned against mob rule, praised GOP platform, and contrasted with Democratic aims while addressing Ohio campaign stakes and national impact.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Central Armory
Treasury
Leslia M. Shaw
Shaw
Myron T Herrick
Theodore H. Burton
Iowa
Repubcan
Republic
United States
Shor Aten
Seldan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Aublicane
Decision in Chadwick case set for Tuesday in federal court
In Cleveland Ohio United States Attorney John J Sullivan reports the United States Circuit Court of Appeals will render its decision next Tuesday morning on the case of Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company versus Mrs Casme L Chadwick. The bank seeks 14000 claiming first rights to proceeds from sale of Mrs Chadwick's household goods bric a brac and pictures after securing loans totaling 14000. Court proceedings note receivers and bankruptcy referee suggest the bank should receive a proportional share among creditors. Judge Taylor presiding.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
John J Sullivan
United States Circuit Court
Apeala
Cincinati
Casm& L Chadwick
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust
Hera
Mra
Chadwick
Blyrta Bank
Taylor
Indicted Insurance Officials Taint in Minnesota Case
Four indictments surface against former Northwestern National Life leaders in Minnesota. The grand jury accuses W F Bechtel W A Kerr Dr Wallace Campbell and J Force of conversion bribery and fraud related to the company funds. Bribery claim targets ex State Insurance Commissioner J A O Shaughnessy. statute of limitations bars charges against him and George F Getty. The jury praises current management as honest and efficient.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern National Life Association
State Insurance
O'Brien
W F. Bechtel
W. A. Kerr
Wallace Campbell
J. ¥. Force
J. A. Oshaughnessey
George F. Getty
Bank Vice President Confesses in Iowa Town
In Tabor Iowa the State Bank closed after Vice President H C Dye confessed to gambling away funds. Gregory director uncovered $80 000 short and Dye forged notes and diverted deposits to cover shortages. Bank plans to reopen next week with full depositor repayment. hundreds of college students faced panic over funds for the year.
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Washington Best Tabor
Iowa
Gregory
Tabor State Bank
H. C Dye
Omaha
State
Dye
Council Bluffs
Tabor
Eagh
Kta
Place
Congregational School
Tabor College, Ie
State Bank
Elevated Road Work Stoppage Hits Market Street
Philadelphia on November 4 reports a strike by structural iron workers on the Market Street elevated railroad. Seventy men left yesterday and about thirty more quit today amid a general union strike against the American Bridge Company. Officials say the Hitter Construction Company held the contract and workers were not initially called to join. An effort to rally other trades at the operation is planned.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
International Union of Bridgemen and Structural Iron Workers
American Bridge Company
Htter Construction Company
Shot While Hunting Ends in Serious Wound for Cape Charles Man
Henry M. Griffin of Cape Charles was accidentally shot in the calf while hunting near Williamsburg. He bled badly and was treated at Fort Monroe Hospital before being sent home to Cape Charles by steamer. The incident occurred as he hunted with his brother on the Williamsburg line.
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Henry Griffin
Cape Charles
Washington Post
Newport News
Williamsburg
Henry M. Griffin
Fort Monroe
Court Denies Injunction to Stop Detroit Co operative Sale
Judge Swan refused a permanent injunction to halt the sale of the Co operative Telephone Company plant and franchise. The Co operative, its officers and their buyers led by Max Koehler and B B Jeffries from St Louis obtained permission to proceed with selling to their group linked to Commonwealth Trust Company.
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Detroit
Mich
Swan
United States
Charles S. Thatcher
Co-operative Telephone Company
Co-operative Company
St Louis
Max Koehler
B. B. Jeffries
Thatcher
Commonwealth Trust Company
Reign of Terror Exists in Middlesboro Amid Militia Sweep
Middlesboro Kentucky November 4 A night of suspense ends as state militia remains on duty after a mob led by Frank Bell defies authorities. Bell sought for murder of barber Joan Qulen as townsfolk fear a reign of terror with robberies and threats. A vigilance committee forms while Bob Brygon the night railway watchman is shot in a Thursday night attack.
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Middlesboro
Dax
Frank Bell
Joan Qulen
Ball
Gov Beckham
Bob Brygon
Hess
Clash Between Officials Over Roosevelt Visit In New Orleans
Steamboat Inspector Cotter charges filed with Washington against New Orleans Chief of Police after a clash during President Roosevelt’s visit. Police resisted federal passenger limits on the Camus, arresting Cotter briefly before release. Complaint reportedly prompted by Secretary Metcalf, with possible city proceedings pending.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
John A Cotter
Steamboat Inspection Service
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cotter
Metcalf
All Candids Tied as Piersons Father Rebounds Death Claim
Mount Vernon Ohio November 4 Delta Kappa Epsilon pledges to be admitted were tied with ropes and blindfolded Stuart Pierson’s father to day said in darkness freshman Jones blindfolded ran into men causing a profuse nosebleed Prosecutor Bullwell said the college men plan to tell the same story though some facts reveal a fabrication.
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Stuart Pierson
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Pierson
Jones
Bullwell
Ftea
McKinley Fund Robbery Report From Canton Post Office
Theodore Klinger Canton post office night watchman is held on charges of rifling letters. Inspector Owen arrested him Saturday morning. Accused of taking funds from mail addressed to Justice Day, head of the McKinley National Memorial Association. Amount stolen not disclosed.
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Canton
Ohio
Theodore Klinger
Canton Post-Office
United States
Owen
Klinger
Justice Day
McKinley National Memorial Association
Monument Fund
Fugitive Brokaw Surrenders in Maui arrest
Honolulu reports fugitive Brokaw, inducted with three others in Spokane over a year ago, surrendered to Maui police. U S Marshal Hendry left for Maui and may return with Brokaw. Brokaw claims he forfeited bail after arrival, seeks to take his penal consequences, and notes associates were previously convicted.
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Honolulu
A &. Brokaw
Spokane
Wash
Maui Island
Brokaw
United States
Hendry
Maui
Arris
Australia
Tana
Montana
Kane
Prince Louis of Rattenberg Tours Washington in Busy Second Day
The British prince's second day in the American capital featured an auto ride to the Library of Congress and other sites, a luncheon with Army officers at the Willard, a Fort Myer visit with cavalry and artillery drills, and a White House dinner with President Roosevelt. He remained lively and energetic, ending the day with a grateful impression of the U S tour.
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Fort Myer
Mount Vernon
Wiaite House
Prince Louis of Rattenberg
Library of Congrea
New Willard
White House
Washington
Army
Navy
King Edward
Roosevelt
Mortimer Durand
Amy
Prince
Sta
Chaffee
Theodore Roosevelt
Gen Chaffer
Sigorque Applaus
House of Battenberg
United Service Club
Piccadilly
State Department
Hawaiian Bond Issue Moves to Roosevelt for Approval
Secretary Atkin son of Hawaii arrives in San Francisco en route to Washington to seek President Roosevelt’s approval for a 4 759 000 loan issue authorized by the last legislature, with plans to float the bonds in New York if approved. He also heads immigration matters as chairman of the Territorial board and may explore a treaty with Japan to limit Pacific Coast migration.
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San Francisco
An. Atkinson
Hawaii
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Guy Carter
Territorial Board of Immigration
Japan
Pacific
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Reign OF Terror
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