Hearst Will Run Independently Amid Nomination Drift
William Randolph Hearst announced acceptance of the Citizens Independent mayoral ticket with a demand for an entirely independent ticket. Parsons offered rewards totaling $2,000 to $3,100 for evidence aiding registration fraud and repeater convictions, signaling a charged election climate amid Tammany amid independent leagues and party frictions.
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Justicr
William J Gayn
Murphy
Tammany Nall
Herbert Parsons
Tammany
Fawine
Livi Allance
Independence League
Independence Agender
Hearst
New York
Hinself
Man Iin
Manhattan
Parsons
Arman Parsons
Independence League nomination at 168 Third Avenue convention
The Independence League nomination was made at a convention held tonight at 168 Third Avenue. The Tammany candidates Justice Gaynor Robert R Moore and John Galvin were indorsed. The convention chairman was Thomas J Regan and the secretary Francis Dolan. Seventeen killed and ten injured in a collision near Topeka. A work train carrying 60 Mexicans backed into Topeka with a northbound freight. Engineer Edward Ash and fireman Joseph Corey jumped before impact.
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Tammany
Charles Ho Gehring
Independence League
League
Board of Elections
Third Avenue
Justica Gaynor
Robert R. Moore
John Galvin
Thomas J Regan
Francis Dolan
Topeka
Kan
Atclaon
Santa Fe Ratrean
Here
Foramen
Atchison, Topeka, and
Santa Fe
Edward Ash
Joseph Corey
Moody Likely Out Of Court As Illness Threatens Bench
Reports from Haverhill Massachusetts state Justice Moody of the Supreme Court is gravely ill and may be unable to sit on the bench again. Confidential accounts say he has wasted to a frail condition with rheumatism masking a more serious disease, raising fears of a deadlock if he cannot retire with a pension. Congress may act to grant a pension similar to past precedents, but until ten years on the bench and age norms are met a voluntary retirement is unlikely. The situation echoes a historic case of Justice Ward Hunt where Congress later provided for retirement due to disability.
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Supreme Court
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Haverhill
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Roscoe Conkling
Nelson
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French Feel Hurt Over New York Farewell Salutes
Reported diplomatic tensions after Hudson Fulton celebrations as French Admiral Le Pord and staff felt slighted by American arrangements. Diplomat cited German and British behavior, while New Yorkers praised U.S. military conduct and Admiral Le Pord sent thanks for hospitable treatment in New York.
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le Pord
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Governors Island
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le Ford
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George Tii
Woodford
America
Jean Darbont
Hyench
le Perd
Darboux
French Academy of Sciences
Prance
Champlain
Hudson-Futton
Armerica
Taft Sees Big Trees on Yosemite Tour Today
Special to The Washington Post Yosemite trip reports President Taft riding through Yosemite National Park covering five miles and visiting Manzanita Grove and Mariposa Grove. He measures against the fallen monarch and views the valley from Glacier Point at sunset. The party notes cold air at 4 200 feet and overcoats were comfortable.
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California
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Maripoga Grove
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Bevel
London Budget Clash Tests Lords and King Roles
London reports Churchill asserts the government will reject any compromise with the house of lords over the budget and will not entertain amendments. The Spectator claims King Edward is advising his ministers, following Queen Victoria’s example, while The Times denounces the idea as political hysteria.
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London
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Birrell
Ireland
Brighel
Thecvelen
Countess Slain by Berlin Clerk in Fatal Shooting
Berlin Oct 8 a murderous attack last night left Countess Augusta von Strachwitz dead after being shot and stabbed by Alfred Friedlander a 28 year old clerk infatuated with her He then killed himself with a revolver The countess daughter of a farmer had twice divorced and married Count Gwenth er wr Strachwitz Her notoriety stemmed from her poetic works Thoughts In Voice Reveries and rumors attributed them to a famous writer Officials and papers note her extravagant life and rumored liaisons
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Berlin
Geil
Augusta von Strachwitz
Alfred Friedlander
Gwenther
Strachwits
Admiral Edward Seymour Tours New York Centrail Electric Train
Sir Edward Seymour Maken, aged 94, rode a New York Central electric locomotive from New York to Ossining aboard No 349. He observed the throttle open wide as the train reached high speeds, covering seventeen miles in electric power and twenty miles under steam, with the special dial indicating miles per hour as the train completed a rapid run in under 48 seconds.
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Edward Seymour Maken
New York
Sir Edward Seymour
America
Eley
Ossining
Snowstorm Delivers Early Five Inch Snow in Dalhart Panhandle
A five inch snowfall hit Dalhart in the Texas Panhandle marking the region's earliest snow experience. The fall began today and continued into late afternoon, with the depth reaching five inches.
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Dalhart
Panhandle
Dalhart Tax
Wife Court Will Pass On Tangle In Cotton Smith Case
A New York Supreme Court hearing centers on the three marriages of Joan Cotton Smith, a rubber salesman claiming descent from John Cotton. Elise F Smith seeks a separation, while Smith contends the Philadelphia decree allowing a second marriage was fraudulent. He admits to divorces from Annie Howe and the first wife Lilian Brown, and he claims to have rekindled life with Brown while denying the later separation. The judge reserved decision on the petition.
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Washington Post
New York
Joan Cotton Smith
John Cotton
Supreme Coun
Bischott
Elise F Smith
Smith
CIA
Smith Is Now Svite
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Tq Ageriea
Lilian Brown
Kansas City Kane
Philadelphia
South
Annie Howe
Brooklyn
Graud Smiths
Lillian Brown Smith
Kansas
Shorty
Lorenzo Gordon Russell U
Kansas Army Post
Bomb hurled amid dancers at German wedding feast
A blast at a peasant wedding in Fuemke Germany yesterday evening wounded Pught Persona severely and injured several others. An unknown man appeared at the doorway and threw a bomb amalog at the dancers before escaping. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Durinz
Yance
Turkish Government Repudiates Responsibility for Losses
Constantinople reports the Turkish government repudiates responsibility for losses and upheaval, with officials stating the state bears no liability for damages in the ongoing tensions. Local observers note the October communiqué frames the stance amid regional instability.
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Lostes
Uipeiamng
Constantinople
Mullin Weakens In Pinches
Leach s Wonderful Catch of Cald s Terrific Drive with two bases occupied prevents score from being tied Clarke hits home run Gibson and Wagner play sensationally enormous crowd sees contest Detroit appears outclassed
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Clarke
Gibson
Wagner
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Mullen
Adams
Se Mis
Pittsburg Favorite In National Leagues Braves Betting
Betting after Pittsburg won the first game, cities in the American league and national league are telegraphed to The Post last night from Oman and National Leagues, with Pittsburg favored to win the championship.
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Pittsburg
Genise
Oman
Pirates Triumph Over Tigers In World Series Opener
In a tense World Series game at Pittsburg, the Pirates edged the Tigers 4 to 1 as Mullin faltered after a strong start by Detroit. Leach's dazzling center-field defense and Adams steady pitching backed a Tigers rally that fell short, while Wagner and Cobb provided some late drama for the Pirates.
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Tigers
Pirates
Jennings
Mullin
Fred Clarke
Ted
Mollin
Topa
Pittsburg
Detroit
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