Parker Takes Wold Office In New York Hotel
New York Oct 8 Judge Parker entertains reporters at the Hotel Seville private reception room revealing a political workshop in his Rosemont study. He plans to spend much time in New York to stay in touch with the campaign and absorb details from local workers and markers. Campaign talks focus on general plans while avoiding questions on policy. Nearby leaders including Norm Mack and Gord Meyer discuss New York strategy and cross-state efforts with Parker.
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New York
Judge
Parker
National Committee
Callara
Judge Father
Reid
Jules
Judge Parker
Jurg Parker
Fsipus
Normin F Mack
Meek Vought
Igs
Wid Marennet
Hin
Rere We Mack
Cmmittes
Ulge Parker
Gord Meyer
New York State
Willlam S. Roche
Bureau of
Mack
Mollan
Chicago
John P Hopkine
Hunuia Democracy
Cop O Donnell
Colorado
Goverors
Qhit
Jean Howell Cobb
Juneau
Alaska
Far Northwest
Democratic Speakers Tour Details and Party Strategy
The Democratic headquarters list speakers and engagements across states from October 3 to 16. John Sharp Williams will speak in Louisville on Thursday night, Edward M Shepard and Francis Burton Garrison in Syracuse Wednesday, Bird and Coler in Hartford Wednesday, J Hamilton Leavis in Indiana from October 6, and John A Smith of New Jersey discussed organizing Democratic clubs while backing the national ticket.
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New York
Democratic
John Sharp Williams
Louisville
Edward M Shepard
Francis Burton Garrison
Syracuas NY
Bird
Coler
Jobin
Sd Crosby
Martford
Democratic Party to mobilize in Indiana and draft speakers
Democratic headquarters announce plans to leave for Indiana to oversee campaign efforts. A conference in New York with national figures led to invitations for a raification meeting at Convention Hall on October 12 featuring Henry G. Davis, John G. Carlisle, Gov. Montague, Sen. Gorman, Sen. Daniel, Thomas F. Grady, W. Rourke Cochran, Stewart Walker, and Isidor Rayner among others.
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James L. Norris
Fred Kelley
District Central Committee
New York
Gorman
Maryland
Convention Hall
Henry G. Davia
John G. Carlie
Guv Montague
Virginia
Senator Gorman
Senator Daniel
Thomas F Grady
W Rourke Cochran
Stewart Walker
West Virginia
Isidor Rayner
Connecticut Town Elections Show Local Shifts in Party Power
New Haven dispatch notes Democrats gain one town while Republicans gain two in Connecticut. Local results show minimal partisan conflict, with shifts in towns including Norwalk, South Norwalk, Litchfield, New London, and Waterbury. Turnout described as among the smallest in years.
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New Haven
Conn
Democrats
Ucense
Tella
Connecticut
notNeen
Hamden
Litchfield
Norwalk
South Norwalk
Charles 1 Dow
Edward Barrett
George H Buxton
F. B Smith
Repubicang
New London
Middlesax County
Chatham
Bethany
Southbury
Waterbury
Tolland
Groton
Litchfeld
New Milford
Fairfield
Redding
Greenwich
Hartford County
Bristol
Middlesex
Durham
Coventry
Ellington
Bolton
Waterford
Warren
Shaw to Open in New York Campaign Tour Dates
The Republican National Committee lists speakers for Secretary Shaw including John Thurston of Nebraska New Jersey and John Barrett minister to Panama with events in New York Connecticut and New Jersey across October. Shaw opens in New York Cawego October 10 then visits Ohio Indiana West Virginia and several towns in New Jersey Connecticut and New York ending a Connecticut run with stops October 11 12 13 before remaining in New York until October 4.
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New York
Republican National Committee
John M Thurston
Nebraska
New Jersey
Clark Carr
Bravis
Derby
Conn
Moody
Newport
Camden
Waterbury
John Barrett
Panama
Jersey City
Norwich
Stamford
Rockville
Shaw
Cawego
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Point Pleasant
Hinton
W Va
Ogdensburg
Watertown
Paterson
Trenton
N J
Baratoga
Connecticut
New London
Meriden
Delaware Republicans Move Toward Single State Ticket
A Philadelphia dispatch reports that both Union and Regular Republicans in Delaware acknowledge a tacit agreement toward a unified ticket. The proposed slate includes Governor William W Lobdell, Lieutenant Governor Thomas Parker, Congressman Hiram R Burton, Attorney General Robert H Richards, State Treasurer Thomes Curry, Insurance Commissioner George W Dicke, and George W Marshall as US Senator, with parties split across Union and Regular designations.
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Philadelphia
Dover
Del
Union
Wilmington
Thomas Parker
Congress
Hiram R Burton
Lewes
Robert H. Richards
Thomes Curry
Greenwood
George WH Dicke
Smyrna US For
George WW. Marshall
Milford
Cnton
La Follette Men Refuse Meeting for Cannon
La Follette Wisconsin faction clashes with national committee as Mar nette county committee refuses to arrange a meeting for Speaker Cannon. Governor’s followers welcome Cannon but oppose Quarles accompanying him on tour, threatening to turn down Cannon. The dispute has been referred to the La Follette state central committee.
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la Follette
Cannon
Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wia
Wisconsin
National Committee
Marnette
la Follette State Central Committee
Wiscongin
Quarlesme
Quarles
Fotnt Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Kineton
7Th St
Sigumers
York
Boston
Hoke Smith Praises Schurz Letter on Roosevelts Speech
Hon. Hoke Smith of Atlanta assails Roosevelt and praises Carl Schurz in Charlotte, urging that Democratic strength will grow. He argues Cleveland’s gold standard policy, cites party records, and warns that Roosevelt’s actions threaten the South’s peace while promoting improper power.
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Washington
Charlotte
N. C
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Cleveland
Smith
Judge Parker
Moses
Ita
Carl Schurz
Behurs
United States
Lean Overman
Democratc
Thomas Jefferson
Harrison
Treasury
Roosevelt
National Treasury
Bryan Opens Nebraska Campaign In Merchants Speech
Omaha dispatch reports William J Bryan touring Nebraska in October launching a four week drive with stops at Gretna and South Omaha. He defends his stance in the Democratic party, attacks the Republican stance on labor and the army, and rebukes Roosevelt as a "god of war" while stressing platform gaps on money policy and income tax.
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Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Cannon
McKinley
Ohio
Dia
Cleveland
Atntananan
Omaha
Nebr
William J Bryan
Nebraska
Gretna
South Omaha
Bryan
St. Louie
Parker
Stous
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Immerlaliam
Gort
Black
Nominated in New York Democratic Candidates for Congress
The New York and Brooklyn Democratic district conventions nominated several candidates. In the Fifteenth and Thirteenth districts the nominees included W Bourke Cochran and Cherlea A Towne, with other districts naming William Gulzer Ruvench, W. Randolph Searst, Franklin Leonard, Jacob Ruppert Jr, M Francis Loughman, and Joseph A Goulden. In Kings County many district slates were set, naming Lindsey Ephraim Brk Frank Wilson Rosch Baker and Fitzgerald. Cochran spoke in the Twelfth district denouncing Republicans and arguing over lynching in the South. He remarked that since Lincoln no Republican president or statesman has earned popular regard.
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Charles
Saventeanth
Franklin Leonard
Joseph A. Goulden
Kings County
Brooklyn
George GH. Lindsey
Ephraim Brk
Pourth
Frank Wilson
Wtt
John J Rosch
Robert Baker
Geventh
John J. Fitzgerald
Cochran
South
Lincoln
Smith's Advice to Mormons at St George Conference
President Joseph Smith of the Mormon Church distanced reports claiming he urged Gentile deals. He said his remarks urged steady settlement, not relocation, and referenced repurchasing land sold years ago. He noted Southern Utah should stay put as rail access would improve markets. St George is remote, with a Mormon-dominated population.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
St George
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Quesan
Smith
South
Rockwood Hoar Nominated for Third District Seat
Worcester Mass Oct 3 The Republican convention for the Third Congressional district nominated Rockwood Hoar son of the late Senator Hoar by acclamation for Representative Calvin D Palee of South Bristol was nominated Presidential elector before the dissolution of the convention the delegates paused with bowed heads in respect to Senator Hoar
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Worcester
Mass
Roadkwood Hoar
Hoar
Calvin D Palee
South
Lady Curzen Improves as London Doctors Return from Dover
Welmer Castle Oct 4 Lady Curzen continues to make good progress. Her mother Mrs L Lester of Chicago arrived yesterday and has been allowed to assist. Sir Thomas Barlow and Dr Watson Cheyne, summoned from London, have returned to Dover. The Vaderland brought Mrs Levi Wear and Miss Nannie Leiter to Dover, where they were met by the mayor and escorted to Walmer Castle.
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Lester
Miss Lester
Dover
Lesters
Walmer Castle
Terrible Artillery Duels at Port Arthur Amid Fierce Fighting
Nagasaki cable reports terrors of Port Arthur as Japanese bombardments and sorties against Russian forts continued from September 19. Japanese tunnel work was completed and used. Russian counterattacks and heavy losses described. Waterworks hit and redoubts fiercely contested. Stoessel proclaims Russian defense heroic as battles extend toward Mukden with ongoing small outpost skirmishes.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Nagasaki
Saya
Port Arthur
Kanagawa
Chefoo
Stossel
Poggorcky
Sychaff
Mukden
Parker Active in Campaign
Parker campaigns vigorously as part of the political race with endorsements and public appearances noted in today’s regional update. Nearby updates include journalistic highlights from North Carolina and Maryland while observers discuss postwar reconstruction and civic topics.
Buried Under Tons of Ore Near Carterville
Four men killed and two seriously injured in a Carterville mine collapse caused by a slick head. Victims include Morgan, president of Morgan Mining Co., and Harris Jr. of Carterville. Nineteen others rescued, with relief crews of about one hundred. Information ties Morgan to Boston and New York connections.
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Cartersville
Ro P Morgan
Morgan Mining Company
Carterville
James Harris, Jr. White
Carteraville
Robert Howto
Morgan
Boston
New York
M Morgan
Ralph Barber
Mr. le A Fralek
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Two in Scranton Area
In Scranton Pennsylvania today a Dupont De Nemours powder plant near Peckville exploded killing two men Richard Hashey of Jotaup and Walter Allsworth of Olyphant. The blast blew feet and sides of the men away and fire followed as nearby mills responded. This marks the fifth major blast at these mills in twenty years with four fatal incidents in the last four years.
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Scranton
Hyan Seplokian
Corning
Dupont-De Nemours Powder Company
Peckville
Richard Hashey
Jotaup
Walter Allsworth
Olyphant
Peckptie
Boy Burned To Death In Miami Boarding House Fire
In Miami Florida on October 3 a fire in Mia M E Johnsons boarding house at Avenue D and Ninth Street killed sixteen year old Oliver Johnson. Occupants escaped by leaping from a second story window while Johnson perished attempting the stairs. J A Singleton,Hultman of Palm Beach and Hart suffered burns to hip shoulder legs and hands respectively while others were seriously hurt.
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Miami
Fla
Mia M E Johnson
Avenue D
Ninth Street
Oliver Johnson
Olver Johnson
Singeton
Hultn
Palm Beach
Mr. Hart
Eight Skeletons Found Near Sparta Michigan
In Sparta sixteen miles north of Grand Rapids, eight skeletons were unearthed by three hunting youths. A bullet was found in each skull, suggesting victims of early highwaymen in a former wild region.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids Midh
Sparta
Kera
Murderer Foster Ends Own Life in Virginia Attic
In Chambersburg Virginia on October 3 William Foster, accused murderer Blaine Whiting, died by his own hand inside his Green Castle home. Joseph Conrad located Foster in the large house and raised the alarm as a posse closed in. Foster shot himself before officers could enter, after a $400 reward was posted for his arrest.
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Chambersburg
William Foster
Blaine Whiting
Green Castle
Foster
Big Home
Joseph Conrad
Fatal quarrel kills Dublin county official in Georgia
Ort 3 J B Hathaway superintendent of the county chain gang was shot and killed this morning by Earl Camp a prominent young lawyer Camp says Hathaway was intoxicated and blocked a woman on the street The confrontation led to Camp firing five times while Hathaway stood over him Camp surrendered to police Solomon Hathaway brother of the dead man sought an indictment against Camp The incident follows a report line about auctions and storage services at end.
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Dublin
J. B. Hathaway
Earl Camp
Camp
Hathaway
Solomon Hathaway
Gectien
Payne Near Death as Stimulus Treatments Continue
Postmaster General Payne hovered near death at dawn as doctors fought sinking spells with powerful stimulants. A late day bulletin said he held his own but remained very weak with heart action sustained only by stimulants, family and officials crowding the bedside and President Roosevelt visiting.
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Ors Grayson
Magruder
Payne May
W F Cameron
Jamesvoun
Wiggud H Cameron
Milwaukee
Carlos Pdones
Louisa Jones
Whitney
Marie Barbieri
Fayne
Department of the Postmater
Payne
Paine
Roosevelt
Payne Apartments
White House
Takahlra
Wilson and Hitchcock
Wynne Shajlenberger
Madden
Brintow
Mus W H Cameron
Sixtey
Osler Magrlder
Rixsy Grayson
Aia
Eaai
Macrlder Gray
Osler
Baltimore
Grayson
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Bhat
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Philippine Islands
Cuba
Colombia
Smith Aard
Samuel J. Tilden
Rockwoood
Mrs. Leiter
Nisgars Fells
Pennsylvania
Forge
Poggorsky
Stoessel
Stoegsel
Tilmann
Yvchaff
Poggoreky
Paes
North Carolina
St. Louia Boocher
M. C
Lord Hastings
Hay
Peace Congress
R E Lee
Army
George Mane
Dupont- de Nemours
Florida
Posse
Union Trust & Storage Co
Wikson & Mayers
Duneg Bay
Shandoney
Magrlder
Lloyd Maorlder
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