Recount Quest Opened in Five Ballot Boxes in NYC Mayoral Race
Supreme Court grants Hearst application to open five ballot boxes for a recount of votes in the contested Mayoralty election. Hearst aims to expand to about 1,200 more districts while seeking injunctions to pause declarations of votes and certificates for Mayor McClellan. An appeal is expected. Jerome circle marks ruled not to invalidate ballots.
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Court Quashed Writ in Chevy Chase Club Case
The Washington Post reports in Rockville Maryland that in Circuit Court Judge Henderson quashed a writ of distringas against the Chevy Chase Club on motion by Arthur Peter. The court held the writ served the wrong person as Dr Loring had resigned weeks earlier, delaying the case to the March term and also continuing the Adolphus Phillins bartender matter.
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Donaldson Transferred to Port Limon in Nicaragua Row
The State Department moves Donaldson from Nicaragua to Port Limon to placate authorities in Toul and fill consular gaps. Dowson returns from Hangchow as fresh vacancies persist. Ponankson position remains unsettled while Donaldson’s transfer aims to ease tensions with Central American governments. Costa Rica balanced postings include Ltunaldgon Iga of New York named to Managua in January 1998.
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Mitchel would stay head of Interoceanic Canal Committee
Washington report says Senator Mitchl of Oregon seeks to remain as chairman of the Interoceanic Canal Committee while his Panama related and land fraud cases are pending. The move faces opposition from influential quarters but is thought to be supported by those anticipating winter legislation on the Isthmian waterway. Mrs Burt reports jewelry stolen from her home on Rhode Island avenue with items valued at 250 pounds.
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Roosevelt Versus Foraker on Railroad Rates Clash
Washington correspondence reports President Roosevelt seeks a clean constitutional rail rate law. He aims to defeat Foraker’s amendment without delay, mobilizes support from administration allies, and plans a Supreme Court test of the act’s legality. The move targets rebates and discrimination while pressuring Republicans to back the bill. The ICC proposal under White House oversight signals a broad administration line.
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Hail Higgins as Victor in New York county chairman row
Special to The Washington Post reports New York Republicans greet Gov Higgins on a county committee chairmanship settlement amid Odell Platt rivalry. Higgins appears to have a rising role in state and city politics as Parsons is favored for the presidency by executive committee members aligned with the governor.
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Olcott May Withdraw From New York County Chair
Rumor says Representative J Van Vechten Olcott may withdraw from the race for the New York County Republican chair as discussions with Senator Platt and President Roosevelt at the Willard and White House unfold. Platt backs Olcott, while Herbert Parsons also shows strong support for the chair.
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Out of Race for Governor in Tennessee Race
Memphis November 21. M B Norficet withdraws from the governor race and says he will support Judge Bond, who announced candidacy for the office a few days ago.
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Nourish the body with Scott's Emulsion
An advertisement promoting Scott's Emulsion as the best nourishment for the body. It claims easy digestion and improved digestive function, suitable for those run down or not nourished by ordinary food. The copy is signed Scott & Blown, gop Pearl Siren, New York.
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Bailey Clears Up on Rates in Dallas Speech
Texas Senator Bailey answers criticism over his railroad rate stance. He says he will support the President if the proposal is right, citing decades of public statements and past efforts to regulate railroad charges. He emphasizes that the test is rightness, not who supports it, and notes long advocacy for rate regulation.
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Senate Committee Slumbers on Rate Legislation
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee will take no action on rate questions until after Congress convenes. A formal meeting is planned today but no action will occur. Senators Waldrich Tillman Cullom and others depart for New York Atlantic City and South Carolina as needed. The executive committee of the interstate commerce law convention will meet on December 6 to map out a plan to press Roosevelt’s rate policy before Congress. The Bancroft Library purchase by the University of California totals 250000 with 100000 donated by H H Bancroft.
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Army Orders Move Through 1906 Staff Reassignments
Military dispatch lists leaves and transfers for various units. Frederick H Brenton Thind Infantry receives fourteen days starting December 1. Capt Clarke Smith Engine Corps extends fourteen days. Dana Z Merrill Twenty third Infantry extension one month. Transfers include Thomas B Bratton to San Francisco for Manila duty and Abraham Buffington to Omaha for December. Board examinations and resignations noted for multiple officers at Jefferson Barracks and Fort Riley. Transport Logan sails for Manila with Tenth Infantry units and staff for Hawaii and Manila.
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Hotels Guests by City Names in National Listings
A long OCR compiled list shows hotel guest affiliations across cities and states. It names numerous individuals and couples from Metropolitas Raleigh National Shoreham and other hotels, with many entries listing last names and locations from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and beyond. The page reads as a directory of hotel guests by residence, grouping by state and major city, including Birmingham Montgomery Los Angeles and New York references.
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Metcalf Reappointed Pension Agent at Topeka
President Roosevelt reappoints Wilder Metcalf as United States Pension agent at Topeka after consultations with Kansas and nearby senators. Metcalf, a war veteran once lieutenant colonel, served under Gen. Frederick Funston and succeeded to command during the campaign against Aguinaldo. In other news, robbers steal 1,300 dollars from Lincoln bank in Chapman Neb., Nov. 21.
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New Publications: The Carolinians and The Carolinians
News item notes new publications and reviews from The New York Times Sunday Review and Augusta Chronicle. Mentions the book Concerning Isabelle Carnaby as a distinctive comparison, highlighting its brilliant narrative and captivating love story with a decorated cover priced at $1.50.
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Carnaby
Miners Strike Ties Up Richards Colliery in Shamokin
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on November 77 the Richards colliery owned by Susquehanna Coal Company was tied up after a dispute over Gay bby one was refused. The Neale Publishing Co. offices are listed in New York and Washington in the document.
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