Hearst Will Run Independent Bid in New York Mayoral Race
William Randolph Hearst announced acceptance of the Citizens Independent mayoral nomination in New York, conditionally insisting on an entirely independent ticket. He denied responsibility for Tammany nominees while Parsons offered rewards totaling $17,900 for evidence aiding arrests in registration fraud and repeater suppression, signaling a heightened election battle with Independent and fusion forces shaping the contest.
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Independence League nominates nominees at 168 Third avenue
At a live convention the Independence League endorsed Tammany candidates Justice Gaynor Robert R Moore and John Galvin. Thomas J Regan chaired the gathering with Francis Dolan as secretary. MEVENTEEN KILLED IN WRECK. Topeka Kan Oct Seventeen persons died and ten were injured when a construction train and a freight train collided near Topeka. Eleven were Mexicans among the dead and four Mexicans among the injured with two brakemen among the dead. The work train carried 60 Mexicans. Engineer Edward Ash and Fireman Joseph Corey leapt to safety as brakes set
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Moody in grave condition may retire from Supreme Court
Reports from Haverhill indicate Justice Moody is severely ill with emaciation and rheumatism possibly masking a more serious disease. If his illness continues Congress may act to grant a pension, testing the ten year service rule, while concerns rise over a potential evenly divided court and delayed judgments.
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French Feel Hurt Over New York Farewell Salutes
Reported dissension between French and British naval crews at the Hudson Fulton celebration. Diplomats say delays in salutes and perceived slights prompted talks of French withdrawal, while New Yorkers and French admiral Le Pord praise the hospitality and diplomacy of American hosts.
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Taft’s Yosemite Day Tour Ends At Glacier Point
President Taft completes a Yosemite National Park day trip covering miles by stage. He views Mariposa Grove’s giant trees, measures against their trunks, and climbs to Glacier Point at sunset. Cold weather requires heavy overcoats as he heads toward El Portal for tomorrow’s southward leg.
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London Budget Clash Heats Up Over Lords Stand
London reports show Winston Churchill pledging no compromise with the House of Lords on the budget while warning against rejection as an outrage. The Spectator and The Times debate King Edward VII’s role and Queen Victoria’s precedent guiding royal advising versus ministerial responsibility in a constitutional crisis.
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Countess Slain by Clerk in Berlin Murder Case
Berlin reports a fatal attack on Countess Augusta von Strachwitz by Alfred Friedlander a 28 year old clerk who then killed himself The countess daughter of a farmer had two divorces and a later marriage noted for extravagant poems Thoughts In Voice and Reveries attribution to a literary figure remains uncertain The incident follows local rumors and the case is tied to a street address listing and classified notices.
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Admiral and Locomotive Demonstrate Speed on the Hudson
Sir Edward Seymour Maken aboard a New York Central electric engine trip from New York to Ossining, then a steam locomotive No 349, showcasing United States rail speed. The Admiral watched throttle open and the locomotive reach high speed as the train crossed a mile in under 48 seconds.
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Snowstorm Delivers Early Five Inch Snow in Panhandle
A five inch snowfall swept Dalhart in the Texas Panhandle marking the earliest and deepest snow of the season. Reports say snow began in the morning and continued into late afternoon, turning streets wintry. Local observers describe the fall as the Panhandle’s first notable accumulation yet this year.
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Three Marriages Drag Through Court Over Fraudulent Divorce Claim
A matrimonial tangle centers on Joan Cotton Smith, a rubber salesman claiming descent from John Cotton, as Elise F Smith seeks a separation trial. Thomas Smith contends his Philadelphia decree was fraudulent, disputing prior marriages and alleging his first wife was misled into divorcing him. The case links supporters of a first marriage, a Brooklyn ceremony, and a Kansas City union, with both sides presenting forged and genuine grounds at issue. The judge reserved ruling on the application.
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Bomb Hurling Incident Disrupts German Wedding Feast
An unknown man entered a village wedding in Fuemke Germany and threw a bomb at the dancers. The blast wounded a participant named Pught Persona severely and several others lightly, with one believed to have acted out of jealousy. The attacker fled, leaving the scene.
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Turkish Government Responsibility for Losses and Uprising
Constantinople reports claim the Turkish government bears responsibility for losses and uprisings. Oct. 8 dispatch notes official stance amid turmoil in the capital and ongoing political unrest affecting civilians and institutions.
Mullin Weakens In Pinches
Leach's wonderful catch stops Cald's terrific drive with two on, preventing a tie. Clarke hits a home run. Gibson and Wagner star as a large crowd watches Detroit appear outclassed.
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Pittsburg Favored After Opening Win in National League
Betting after Pittsburg won the first game, odds favor Pittsburg in the national league race. Telegraphed to The Post last night from Oman and National Leagues, the update notes Pittsburg as favorite entering the championship bas city series.
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Pirates Triumph Over Tigers In World Series Opener
The Pirates defeated the Tigers 4 to 1 as Mullin faltered after an early homer by Clarke. Adams steadied Detroit, while Leach's spectacular center-field defense helped prevent further scoring. Wagner and Cobb contributed, but Pittsburg held the lead and dominated with timely hits and strong defense.
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