Moody Grief Orator Leads Acclaim at Republican Mass.
Moody presided as Massachusetts Republicans renominated the ticket amid a pro Roosevelt platform. Senator Lodge defended record on reciprocity with Canada as the convention praised Hoar and pledged support for Roosevelt and Fairbanks. The gathering emphasized unity and forward trade proposals with Britain’s dominions.
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Sov
Platform Calle
Lodge
Lougé
Hoar
Massachusetts
United States
Senate
Parc
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Chicago
Canada
Newfoundland
Tabute
Notice of Death Notices Across City Papers
Notice appears in multiple newspapers including the New York Times Baltimore American Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger and Chicago Post Standard. The notice requests insertions upon application with no extra charges for listed papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr Aga Ani
Lapitvat
Omciy
Manapapera
Yunk
BAL
EGY Glas Bock
PER
Pinonsati
SGU
EL Agg Ik
Herald
PIL
Adela Public Ledger
Lhshe Nu Cinpatch
Phy
the Non Journal
Sobds Republic
Postastandard
Erties
VOL
Vrigune
Land Plain Dealer
Licensed to Marry and Memorials in Obituary Notes
Fragmented notices mix marriage banns and obituaries. The document records a marriage at St James Church and multiple obituary items including Mrs Sarah J Pigman and Elizabeth Kerfont, with service and residence details and dates around October 1900. The text preserves names, ages, and locations from a local newspaper notice page.
Wife and roomer linked to Idaho murder
Oct 7 Boise report says Charles Daly, gas company solicitor, was shot in bed three times and struck with a hatchet. Fred Bond, a roomer, and Mrs Daly were arrested. Bond alleged Mrs Daly shot in self defense, then claimed Bond hid the killing after an agreed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bond
Boise
Idaho
Charles Daly
Daly House
Health Office Records Deaths and Ocean Movements Listed
Health office records list deaths including Wola Atking Washington Ant John A Clements Providence How Milly Took 1310 Vincent d ow William B Cooper Providence Horp Leona K Dienz 9 T nw 16 years Josto KE Feat 60 East Capitol 66 years Charfee K Franklin Emergency Hosp 68 years Louis Kalle 427 3tb st ww 8 year Margaret A Marsteller 255 E at nw 70 years Johan E Vaughn Terra Cotta D C 0 yearn Ralphael Young 202 G at sw 7 days Movements of Ocean Steamers New York Oct 7 Arrived Lotatardia Napiee Fastner Oct 7 Panted Armenian New York for Liverpool Dunnerhead Oct 7 Parsed United States New York for Christiania and Copenhagen Maples Oct 6 Arrived Perugia New York Queenstown Oct 7 Arrived Celtic New York for Liverpool and proceeded Liverpool Oct 7 Fall via Queenstown 5 Dover Oct 7 Led Blucher from Hamburg New York via Boulogne Magrs Oct Arrived La Bretagne from New York Morile Oct 7 Salled Fuenestin from Glasgow New York Arable New York
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Wola Atking
Wash
Ant John A. Clements
Providence
Milly
Vincent d. Ow
William B. Cooper
Leona K. Dienz
T Nw
Josto KE
Eaat Capitol
Yaara
Charfee K. Franklin
Louis Kalle
St. Ww
Margaret A. Marsteller
Johan E. Vaughn
Terra Cotta
D. C
Ralphael Young
New York
Lotatardia
Napiee
Fastner
Liverpool
Dunnerhead
United States
Christiania
Copenhagen
Maples
Perugia
Queenstown
Celtic
Dover
Massachusetts Democrats Nominate Ticket at Harmonious Convention
Massachusetts Democratic State convention endorses national platform and nominates the full state ticket headed by William L. Douglas for governor. Lee ad lines attack protectionism, recall Polk big tariff, and advocate Philippine independence while honoring late Senator Hoar. Matthews criticizes Republicans over reciprocity with Canada and Roosevelt.
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Boston
Maia
Massachusetts
Brockton
William L. Douglas
John C. Crosby
Henry T. Schaeffer
Winchester
Edmund C. Codman
Franco X. Tetreault
Southbridge
Dinecabaia P. Leahy
Hoar
George F. Hoar
Senate
Democratic Party
Parker
Matthews
Commonwealth
Canada
Lodge
Roosevelt
Philippines
Political workshop rivals in New York City headquarter districts
Special to The Washington Post surveys the Republican and Democratic headquarters in Manhattan. It highlights key figures such as Cortelyou and Taggart, describes offices from the Metropolitan Life and Century Building fronts, and notes personnel, operations, and cross-town dynamics shaping campaign activity.
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Washington Post
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Century
Waldorf-Astoria
Cortelyou
Twenty-third Street
Madison Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Jules Guthridge
Joseph W. Gavan
Washington
Waatington
Noa
Republican
Genery
New Yorkewspapers
Francis Curtle
Party Organa
American Tariff League
Broadway
Democratic
Taggart
Parker
Roosevelt
John £. Martin
Sam Donelson
Tennessee
Shoreham Hotel
Arma
Nona
Col. Donelson
Babcock Headquarters Staff Represent National House
The article details the Republican headquarters led by Mr. Babcock with familiar House faces like Overstreet Longworth and Loudenalager. It notes key aides Casnon Brownleg Sumner Barney and a small working force, plus many more in Washington. The piece forecasts Republicans will hold six to eight spare seats.
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National House
Babcock
Overstreet
Longworth
Loudenalager
Casnon
William J. Brownleg
New Jersey
C. J. Sumner
House
Harry W. Barney
House District Committee
Washington
Chairman Babcock
Union Building
Virginians Denounce Cortelyou Campaign Speakers Denounce Roosevelt
Three Virginia Democratic Association meetings at 1499 Pennsylvania Ave featured Lewla E H Machen Smith Thompson Jr and KE Hil ton Jackson denouncing the President and Roosevelt while praising Judge Parker. They urged Cortelyou to resign for improper use of campaign funds and executive information amid crossfire over Panama policy and racial remarks.
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Virginia Democratic Association
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lewla E H. Machen
Alexandrias
Smith Thompson, Jr
Hilton Jackson
Machen
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
McKinley
Panama
Congress
Smith Thompson
Chairmaan Cortelyou
Democratic Rally in Herndon Hears Notables
Dranesville District Democratic Association plans a rally at the Herndon town hall on Monday evening with addresses from Congressman John F. Rixey Hon A A Lipscomb and C C Rises residential elector for the Eighth District.
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Washington
Pat Herndon
Dranesville
Democratic Association
H. R. Schade
John F. Rixey
A. A. Uipscomb
C. C. Rises
Eighth Congressional District
White Man Foley Hanged in New Orleans Today
Charles alias Shotgun Foley was hanged in New Orleans marking the first white man executed in years. Foley was convicted for the murder of Richard Flynn, with past petty crime links noted.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Charles
Foley
Richard Flynn
Woodruff Promises Support for National and State Tickets
After a White House meeting with President Roosevelt, former Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff of New York said he would do everything possible for both the national and state tickets. He predicted Roosevelt would win New York by a substantial plurality while acknowledging a sharp contest for Governor Higgins and denying any cabinet offer.
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Roosevelt
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
Kings County
Odell
Higgins
Woodruf
Brooklyn
Woodruff
William Berri
Brooklyn Standard Union
Washington
Wood- Tuff
Payne
New York State
Roosevel
White House
Ingalls Speaks in Indiana at Democratic Meeting
Indianapolis Delaware County Oct 7 M H Ingalls president Big Four Railroad spoke at Tomlinson Hall amid Democratic clubs and railroad men. He contrasted 1896 McKinley support with present views, ridiculed cost of living figures and attacked Roosevelt panama and Philippine policies. A. F. Shively followed. Grover Cleveland headed to Princeton with family.
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Indianapolis
Ind
M. EH. Ingalls
Big Four Railroad Company
Tomlinson Hall
M. C. Sweeney
McKinley
Bryan
Ingalls
Roosevelt
Panama
Philippine
Hin
Senator Fairbanks
Teddy
A. F. Shively
Indiana
Wisconsin Freshman Sophomore Rush Ends in Tragedy
Six hundred University of Wisconsin students ducked in Lake Menona during the annual rush. One student drowned and a freshman suffered a four inch head gash from a boat-hook during the fight over the second year flag raft. The three hour melee ended with sophomores dividing the red flag and officials warning the dangerous raft practice may be halted. Meanwhile Pittsburg financier Joseph C. Morris is dead, a longtime Morgan firm member and NYSE seat holder.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mensuta
Struck by a whale sinks Danish schooner Anna
Captain Jones of the British steamship Quernmore arrived from Liverpool reporting the Danish schooner Anna of Marston struck by a whale. Six crewmen were rescued, with four feet of the bow carried away. The Anna had been bound from Patrix Iceland to Carappelltown New Brunswick.
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Anna
Baltimore
Jones
Liverpool
Marston
Christian Madsen
Patrix
Iceland
Carappelltown
New Brunswick
Rowland C Hill Shot Over Attentions to Woman
Memphis Tenn October 7 Rowland C Hill an insurance agent was shot and killed by Ben Gillam a negro who surrendered to police Hill had persistently pursued Mrs Equina Leonard who runs a grocery store She left the store and sought refuge but Hill followed to reclaim her and Gillam fired a shotgun killing him in Gillams yard
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Hoar
Republic
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lfe
Ufe
Rowland C. Hill
Memphis
Tenn
Ben Gillam
Hill
Equina Leonard
Gillam
Gare Hill
Alabama Otton Products Company Goes Into Involuntary Bankruptcy
The Alabama Otton Products Company based in Montgomery, which handles round lap bales, was placed in involuntary bankruptcy on a petition filed by the Consolidated National Bank of New York Samuel G Bagert and Michael Finn.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Otton Products Company
Yeterday
Consolidated National Bank
New York
Samuel G. Bagert
Michael Finn
Pike Road
Nicaraguan Minister to Wed in Macon on November First
Mrs. Ilah Dunlap Jordan of Macon is to marry Senor Don Luis F Corea Minister Plenipotentiary from Nicaragua to the United States on November first at her home in Macon. The announcement arrived by letter from Paris.
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Macon
Ilah Dunlap Jordan
Paris
Don Luis F. Corea
Nicaragua
United States
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Republican Party
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Kaiser
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Pittsburg
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Iro
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Tate
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Hannibal Road
London
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Alabama’ Company
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