After Glynn Aims at Democratic Reorganization in New York
The Washington Post reports Glynn and allies seek to reorganize the New York Democratic Party with a strong push from Senator O'Gorman and Mayor-elect Mitchell. It notes a crackdown on Tammany Hall contracts, investigations led by Whitman and Hennessy, and the limited role expected for Sulzer as Republicans control the Assembly.
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Albany
Washington Post
New York
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Eugene Weed
Europe
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Whitman
Grand Jury
John A Hennessy
Hennessy
Gos Bulzer
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Greater New York
Teney General Carmody
Glynn
Reed Hennessy
Carmody
Democracy
Democratic Party
New York City
Q’gorman
Mitchel
Charles F Murphy
Fammoany Hall
Croker
Greater
Tweed
Ned
Boa Assembly
Senators Favor Central Bank Plan Amid Currency Clash
The Senate currency committee voted 7 to 5 to back a Washington depository system, signaling a move toward a government controlled central bank. President Wilson pressed Senator Weeks for a compromise while showing opposition to a central bank, with Weeks summoned to the White House for talks on preserving House bill features.
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Massachusetts
Banking and Currency
Hoke Smith
Georgia
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Bristow
Crawford
Mclean
Hitchcock
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Hollis
O'Gorman
Senator Reed
Pedoral Reserve Board
Roosevelt lands in Buenos Aires after New York vote
Colonel Roosevelt arrives from Montevideo aboard the Uruguay and learns of New York election results. He is greeted by the president at noon and cheered by crowds en route to the U S legation. He attends a banquet hosted by the American colony in his honor.
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Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Uruguay
Montevideo
New York
United States
Canfield Backed Fusionist Wins Big Bet in New York
Richard Canfield, once prominent in a peculiar profession, reportedly backed John Pur Troy Mitchel in New York County for mayor. He allegedly won $200,000 as Mitchel carried the county, amid the moral upheaval surrounding the mayoral race.
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New York
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Troy Mitchel
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Mitchel
Recalls Gen Crozier Order Cuts His Honeymoon
Brig. Gen. William A. Crozier of the U.S. Army and his bride are aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II returning from a five day honeymoon in Europe. The general says they hid in London during the social season while the War Department plans army legislation. They traveled with Lieut Col. Squier, military attaché, and Mrs. Crozier wore a brown traveling costume at Waterloo station. Lord and Lady Hadfield also aboard the Olympic planning months in America and a Washington season.
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Washington Post
Wiliam A. Croafer
U. 5
War Department
Crazier
Squier
United States
Ranelagh Club
British Envoy Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice Heads to Washington
After days spent abroad the British Ambassador Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice travels to Washington tonight. His health has improved but observers note his strong will to recover quickly. He is accompanied by his private secretary, Sir Edward Gray, who will join him in the capital to attend meetings with American officials.
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Washington
Perrell
Sir Edward Graywag
Cecil Fey
Washington Post
New York
Mexico City
Huerta
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Reed Open to Conviction on Regional Banks Plan
Senator Reed signaled openness to further arguments as Chairman Owen plans to address the committee again. A late session discussed Senator O Gorman s resolution to split regional bank stock between the public and banks, with no conclusion reached before adjournment. Administration efforts to place bank control of regional reserves faced heated debate and were dropped. Caucus talk quieted but uncertain, as administration senators gauge the outcome.
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Senator Reed
Owen
O'Gorman
Yuan s Coup Alarms U S Envoy Instructed to Protest
Reports from China indicate anxiety in American official and missionary circles over Yuan Shikai dissolving the Kwo Ming Tang and ousting 840 deputies. Arthur Williames, charge d affaires in Peking, has been instructed to urge Yuan not to let anti-mission sentiment turn into hostility toward American missions. The edict bans use of the party name, branding any user a traitor.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Kwo Ming Tang Party
America
Europe
Arthur Williame
Peking
Xuan
Yuan
Keming Tang
Secret Revolutionary Society
Sun Yat Sen
Huang Haung
Canton
Japan
Shanghai
Nanking
Sung&t Sen
Huang Heine
Kwo Ming Tong
China Recognizes Outer Mongolia Autonomy in Russo-Chinese Pact
A Russo-Chinese agreement signed in Peking recognizes Outer Mongolia as autonomous under Chinese suzerainty. Russia pledges no colonization or military occupation beyond consular guards. The autonomous region covers areas once governed from Urea, Aliassalal, and Kobdu, with frontier details to be negotiated.
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Peking
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Outer Mongolia
Autonomous
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Aliassalal
Kobdu
President Wilson Settles Grocery Debt With Check
Kaldenfield, 48, received a $3052 check yesterday from President Wilson in payment of a debt from a distant relative for groceries and fruits charged nearly a year ago. The account was neglected after the relative left the city, prompting attorney Harry Scovel to seek settlement. Wilson promptly responded with the payment.
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MISS CLARK PERPLEXED OVER WHITE HOUSE WEDDING GIFT
Genevieve Clark daughter of Sprahe Clark visits New York to choose a gift for Miss Jessie Wilson from the House of Representatives. She weighs precedent and sentiment, noting favors, stores, and the House will ultimately decide. Miss Wilson’s gown and luncheon plans mark the wedding coverage.
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Washington
New Yorker
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Sprahe
Clark
House of Representatives
Jessie Wilson
Frances" Stokwill
East Sixty-seventh Street
Miss Clark
New York
Wasington
Sweep of Krupp inquiry widens after trial disclosures
Berlin reports a broader probe likely after the Otto Beccius and Maximilian Brandt bribery trial. Prosecutors asked that oath be waived for several Krupp directors to avoid future trials. Directors were cleared earlier, but incriminating letters revived suspicion and could trigger new prosecutions.
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Otto Beccius
Maximilian Brandt
Krupp
Cambon resigns as Berlin ambassador to end December
Berlin November 5 M Jules Cambon has tendered his resignation to the French Government as ambassador to Germany to take effect at the end of December Cambon previously served as ambassador to Washington during the Spanish American war and represented Spanish interests during the hostilities He performed good service in that capacity.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Jules Cambon
Germany
M. Cambon
Washington
Bailey to Run for Governor of Texas Next Year
Former United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Standard 611 fame is to seek the Texas governorship. His formal announcement is expected the first of the year in Austin.
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Texas
Washington Post
Austin
Tex
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Courageous Scott Writes Before End of Polar Journey
Special cables report Captain Scott’s letter to Sir James Barrie detailing near-finish of the polar trek. He says they planned to end themselves but will die naturally to save comrades. The record underscores a failed Antarctic expedition and a saved if costly achievement.
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James Barrie
Ceble
Washington Post
London
Capt Scott
James Barre
Scott
Lost from Ship Big Wave Drowns Cook and Crew
Nine survivors reach port after the Gloucester schooner Annie M Parker ran aground off Nantucket. Captain Vincent Nelson and three crewmen are feared lost, one cook drowned. the vessel later found in port with $8,000 in salt fish aboard. Survivors were picked up 90 miles off Nantucket after 24 hours adrift. Cook Reuben Kenney died in the sea. Henry Nelson, son of the captain, left behind in Boston. The Parker was towed to New Bedford by revenue cutter Gresham for disposition.
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Cane Breton
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Expect Hilles to Resign as GOP Plans Reorganization
Spenal reports from York November 5 that Republican leaders expect Charles D Hilles to resign when the Republican National Committee meets in Washington. The group may reorganize, consider a national conference, and elect a new chairman while Hilles turns to business pursuits. The party faces a difficult situation after the last election.
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Washington
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Charles D. Hitlest
Military split in Army fuels Sino Huerta tensions in China
A busy page 1 index outlines clashes over money and power within the army, a Sino Huerta affair, and a defiant stance by Buswid not to hold. Reports mention an alario four lost, a Happy President on Macsland, and various local items including weddings, clubs, and festival notes amid political unrest.
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Tonaniale
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Pirsenel Mentiua
Myents
Sertilius Rees
Willard Robbed of Gems, American Ambassador's Loss
The disappearance of jewels worth several thousand dollars belonging to Joseph I Willard the American Ambassador was reported to police. Authorities have no clue to the thieves. Willard, a former Richmond Virginia lawyer, then Washington DC resident, was appointed by President Wilson.
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Madrid
Joseph I. Willard
Willard
Washington DC
Richmond
Wilson
Militant Rule WIns Based On Ulster Model
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst announces a volunteer corps to protect militant suffragettes and labor unionists under Captain Sir Francis Vane. The plan borrows the Ulster model and spurs clashes with police as a taxi escorts Daisy Lansbury away. injuries occur, including American Daisy Emerson, during the confrontation outside George Lansbury’s home in London.
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Zene Emerson
Jackson, Mich
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Lansbury
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Bethnal Green
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Ulster
Edward Careson
Uister
Felite
Wil Emerson
Mrs Flagler estate case heads to court ruling
Andrew Freeman filed a supreme court report over the Flagler divorce estate valued at 68 478 with an income of 90 84 dollars yearly The court ordered a maintenance allowance for Mrs Flagler and a separate 2000 provision for a standard Gilschool payment while Freeman received 8 10 in commissions The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Pimlico line noted for daily service to Camden Station and Pimlico track updates.
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York
Andrew Freeman
Supreme Court
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Henry A Klagiel
Kingler
SCS
Freedman
Pendleton
Falrimore and Ohio Railroad
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Baltimore
Tyalng
Camden Station
Bullimery
Pimlicu
Huerta Defies Pressure as Ultimatum Sparks Mexico City
A Mexico City cable reports growing tension as John Lind confirms a U.S. ultimatum demanding Huerta’s resignation amid warship movements. Huerta seeks France mediation while Wilson refuses direct mediation, hoping for a face-saving change in leadership without capitulation.
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