Parker Judge Manhattan Club Reception Attracts Notables
Notables including Grover Cleveland and Henry G Davis were unable to attend the Manhattan Club reception for Judge Parker. Wisconsin's 13 Likely Democratic and various political figures from New York and Westchester gathered to meet Parker and her committee. The event featured remarks from key figures and discussions of ongoing political efforts as the dinner concluded and plans for upcoming sessions were outlined.
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Grover Cleveland
Henry G Davis Wu
Club
Parker and Heracky
Ryan Saya
Wisconsin
Notice of hotel rates and payer charges at Lacey area event
A fragmented notice from the Herald outlines hotel rates and charges for attendees. It references multiple payers and mentions a noon deadline. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate costs associated with room bookings and event attendance in the Lacey area.
Marriages and Obituaries in 1909 era notices
Fragmented OCR notice lists multiple names and events around October 4 1909 including marriages deaths and residence details. Mentions Thomas F S Wil Le and Seawell family with a private interment and Takoma area references. The readable fragments indicate local society notices, wedding plans, and burial arrangements without full context.
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Visdims
Ber
Edwards
Cray
Dyer
Seawell
Takoma i Iyi
Thomas F
Eiening
Health Office Record from 1900s Vob te ya
Historical health office register notes individuals with ages and origins. Mentions multiple names and ages from late 19th to early 20th century. Includes references to vaccinations, locations, and local medical details.
Undertaker and Embalmer Ad Listed in Directory
An advertising item lists W. R. Speqre as undertaker and embalmer at 940 F Street N W with emphasis on first class service and a phone contact 380.
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W. R
F Street
N. W
Parker Campaign Reports Optimism Across Doubtful States
Democratic leaders announce favorable polls in key states. Judge Parker and Judge Herrick aligned in a strong, coordinated statewide push. West Virginia and Indiana dates set for speeches by Bryan and Harrigan as New York eyes a large Democratic majority.
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New York
National Committee
Judge Parker
Judge Herrick
Camptien
Higgins Opens Campaign for Governor in Delayed Address
NY Oct 4 Frank W Higgins the Republican nominee for governor and other Republicans faced delays due to a train wreck that shifted a noon address to 4 pm. Senator Mary spoke as Higgins defended national state ties and attacked Democratic platform charges. Senator Depew praised Higgins in a separate address, framing the GOP as aligned with Roosevelt.
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Frank W Higgins
Mary
Gey Huggins
Republican Party
St.eet
Ily
Treodore Roosevelt
Higgins
Ghaunce
M Depew
Hizgins
Campaign Schedule For Davis Presidential Nominee Moves Through Four States
The Democratic National Committee outlined a ten day campaign swing for Henry G Davis, the Democratic nominee, with party members including David B Hui of New York, Senator John W Daniel of Virginia, Senator A P Gorman and ex governor William Pinkney Whyte of Maryland. Starting October 1 from Hartmore, the tour visits Rockville and Brunswick Maryland, Haecpere Ferrs West Virginia, Martinsburg and Wheeling West Virginia, Cherry Run Handcock Green spring Cumberland Piedmont Oakland and more with Wheeling set to finalize plans.
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Henry G Davin
Democratic National Committee
Sheehan
August Belmont
Thomas Taggart
Timothy Ryan
Wisconsin
Woodson
John R McLean
McLean
Judge Parker
Seville
Delancey Nicoll
Bryan
West Virginia
McConville
Democratic
William J Hrgan
Hryan
Indiana
Norman
Mack
Democratic National Committee of
New York
Maryland
Henry G Davis
Nice
Mr Davis
David B Hui
John W Daniel
Virginia
A P Gorman
William Pinkney Whyte
Marland
Hartmore
Rockville
Brunswick
Wva
Martinsburg
WooVa
Cherry Run
Handcock
Greenspring
Cumberland
Keyser
Oakland
Wheeling
W Va
New York Populist Ticket Nominated by Petition
Albany Oct 4 The Populist party filed a petition for the State and electoral tickets with the secretary of state. It lists over 11 000 names representing every county. Alfred J Boulton of Kings County named for governor.
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Albany
Alfred J Boulton
Kings County
Movement of Ocean Steamers New York Oct 4 Arrivals
Movement of ocean steamers lists ships arriving in New York on October 4 from Liverpool and Antwerp. Kaiser Wilhelm I bound for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Deutschland, Georgic, Carpathian, Moltke, and Antwerp departures or arrivals noted with routes to Liverpool and Helensburg.
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New York
Deutachiang
Liverpool
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Moltke
Hemberg
Antwerp
Aderland
York
Dover
American Lime
Plemout Y
Chermolng
SOI Thanpton
Philadelphi
Atlantic Transport
London
STAR
Antwest Ton
Paris
Lg Ac
White Star Linc
Qlernstown
Boston
Quela Stow Nal
Burton
Naples
GINUA
David
Washington
Cunard
Queenstown
H River Campane
Toruna
Roosevelt Critics Warn On Panama Treaty Powers
The editorial attacks President Roosevelt over his Panama actions denouncing his claim of a mandate to recognize Panama, accusing him of naval coercion, misreading treaties, and overstepping constitutional bounds to promote a canal. It argues Senate ratification should be deliberate, not expedient, and questions the legality of U.S. maneuvers and timing.
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Senate of the
United States
Senate
Congress
Panama
Colombia
Corgresa
Varilla
Grenada
Hay
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Wave
Eh Cffeting
Jabbning
Buckstering
Bogota
Nominated for Congress Across Multiple Districts
Massachusetts Republicans renominated incumbents in several districts including Lawrence in the First and Gardner in the Sixth while Watson Weeks and others faced renomination in the Eighth and Twelfth districts. Charles Girrrell and George P Lawrence also received district nominations in Holyoke and Leominster. Democratic picks include James E Chreastfield in Dansville and William H Althoff in Toledo.
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Massachusetts
Boston
George P Lawrence
Finn
Trader Ames
Augustus P Gardner
Ernest TW Noberte
Samuel Wo WeCall
Jona Weeks
Flist
Middleton
Thomas W Bradley
Lockport
James E Chreastfield
Dansville
Toledo
Wiliam H Althoff
News-Democrat
Port Clinton
Congress
Republicans Say No Delaware Pact Yet in Party Split
In Wilmington on October 4, Republicans denied any agreement between factions for a common state ticket. Washington Hastings claimed Senator Allee seeks harmony, proposing a plan where Chandler and Conrad withdraw, Union Republicans cede naming rights for secretary of state, and all other nominations are divided. Hastings expects state committee review next day.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Dover
Washington
Hastings
United States
Allee
Roek Basia
Joseph H Chandler
Henry Conrad
Union Republicans
Mesers Chandler
Conrad
Uat
Conclave Opens in Boston Amid Episcopal Debates
The Episcopal Church prepares for its major triennial convention in Boston with the Archbishop of Canterbury due to address a citizens meeting at Faneuil Hall. Key issues include changing the church name and electing bishops, while delegates and bishops gather in Emmanuel and Trinity churches for the opening services led by Presiding Bishop Daniel S. Tillot.
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Histone
Fanews Hall
Boston
Mays
Laj
Emmanuel Church
Trinity Church
Canterbury
Willam Crogwell Doane
Albany
Althbishop
St Augustine
Episcopal Church
New York
Davyideon
Pierpont Morgan
Amory Lawrence
Lawrence
House of Deputies
Charles L Hutching DD
Concord
Mase
House
Daniel S Tuttle
Missouri
Ufe
Can
Archbishop of Canterbury
Faneuil Hall
Pridov
Henry L Higginggn
Richard Olney
Lucius Tuttle
Charles Francis Adams VY W Blackmar
Francis C Lowe
OUR JACKIES IN LONDON
American sailors from the Olympia and accompanying vessels win praise in London for appearance, demeanor, and intelligence while on shore leave. Reports note Yankees in blue jackets visiting sites with Baedekers, delighting Britons with tact and knowledge. The Daily Graphic calls for organized public welcome as the ships stay at Gravesend under Rear Admiral Jewell.
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London Times
Washington Post
London
Olympia
Associated Press
Daily Graphic
Gravesend
Service Club
Olympia Cleveland
Des Moinex
Jewell
Varilla in self defense over canal treaty claim
Paris reports Bunau Varilla former Panamanian minister to the United States denies Dr Morales claims that he negotiated the Hay Bunau Varilla treaty against Panama orders He asserts he had no instructions limiting his powers and that he signed before any Boyd commission arrival per necessity and duty
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Paris
M_ Bunau-Varilla
Panama
United States
Morales
New York
Marnau Varilla
Panama Canal
Boyd
Automedics To Run On African Roads In German Colonies
Berlin October report notes colonial administration improving wagon road networks in Pogu land and German East Africa to feed rail lines. It cites 1000 bales of cotton delivered from Yougoland and 1000 bales sold in German East Africa, forecasting a twentyfold production rise by 1905. The committee guarantees 11d per pound for American quality and 10 cents per pound for Devotion quality via funds raised by German manufacturers.
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Berlin
Poguland
German East Africa
Colonial Economic Committee
Yougoland
No Danger Of Uprising In Shantung Province
News from Peking reports unrest in northwestern Shantung provoked by the Brush Legation rumor. Bishop Fuller of the French Catholic Mission confirms Chinese dispatches alleging Shantung Boxers spread brochures dated September 27. The pamphlets call for foreigners to be exterminated on October 17.
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Shantung Province
Peking
Legation
Fuwler
Euthelal Mission
Shanehal
Sculptor Bartholdi Dies in Paris Center of Luxembourg Gardens
Paris reports the death of Frederick Auguste Bartholdi at age 79 after a three year battle with tuberculosis. He completed a tombstone design and left an unfinished group honoring aeronauts from the siege of Paris. His statue of Liberty in New York and other works abroad mark a remarkable career in sculpture.
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Paris
Frederick Auguste Barthold
Bartholdi
Bartholai
Bartholdis
Washington
Lafayette
Place Des Etats Unis
Botanic Gardens
New York
Gerome
Latta
Luxembourg Gardens
Mont-Parisese
Lippe Regency in Doubt Over Succession Dispute
A messy Lippe succession crisis follows the death of Count Ernst of Lippe Detmold on November 20. Emperor Wilhelm orders not to recognize Count Leopold as regent while Lippe’s court and Prince Guy of Schaumburg Lippe contest the line of descent, prompting a potential nonpartisan court ruling.
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Emperor Wiliam
Count Leopold
Berlin
Lippe
Als
Emper
Wolam
Leopold
Frust
Lippe-Blostert
Ang Bite
Imperon
Leopold Abe
Oz Lippe
Lape Sal Supre O Court of
Sulue
Uther
Federal Council
Ernst of
Lipps
Duke Henry Borwin Wounded in Berlin Shooting Incident
Duke Henry Borwin of Mecklenburg Schwerin was reported shot while out hunting near Berlin on September 27. The Tageblatt claimed a formal inquiry found he was accidentally shot by a man from Schoenburg Waldenburg and he underwent successful surgery at the hospital.
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Henry Borwin
Berlin
Mecklenburg
Schwerin
Brinco Othon
Schoenburg-Wauldenburg
Wis
Canton Hankow Railway capital clash in China
The American Legation reports that foreign capital will have no guaranteed preference for the Canton Hankow Railway extension to Chungking in Sechuan. Chinese authorities protested the transfer of shares to Belgian interests, while American and British financiers are to be preferred if foreign funds are needed. The Canton Hankow Railway Co was incorporated in New Jersey and most stock was held domestically.
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Peking
Legation
Canton-Hankow
Chungking
Sechuan
Alouus Hankou
New Jersey
United States
State Department
Conger
Americum
Lay Succeeds McWade as Canton Consul General
President Roosevelt appoints Jusus G Lay consul general at Canton succeeding Robert M Mc Wade. Lay previously served as American consul at Barcelona. Benjamin H Ridgely named to Barcelona. Cabinet meeting limited business. Hay and Secretaries Wilson and Hitchcock present.
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Canton
Roosevelt
Jusus G Lay
Robert M McWade
Mr Lay
Barcelona
Benjamin H Ridgely
Nantes
France
Lay
Hay
State Department
Wilson
Hitchcock
Chine Did Not Consent to Treaty in Tibet Dispatches
London dispatches from the Lansa expedition report that the Chinese Amban signed the treaty with Tibet without authorization from the Chinese government. The expedition asserts it is enduring great hardships in Ka march.
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Chine
London
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James F Canpye
James T Woodward
New Yreae
Hanover National Bank
Pugsiey
Westchester County
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Ebotel
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Mr Taggart
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Health Office Record
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George
Marial Pimira Aye Hilladak
Undertakers
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R F. Harvey
AI Dortors
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Y. William Lee
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Augusta
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Hub Furniture CO
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Mato
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Academy
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Columba Saite
Charles Frohwan
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Henry W Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
National Free
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the City Sports
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Mount Vernon
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Newport News
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Potamou
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Narfol
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OLD Dominion Eamsilp CO
Merchants & Miners Steamships
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Foot
14Th St
Ride
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Callahan 2d
Callahan Gen Page
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Mer Ett
Jackson
Alande City
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Virgina
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Werkly Orchestra
John Cruise Galen
Traymore Hotel
New York Resorts
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