Dix Accepts Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination in New York
John A. Dix formally accepts the Democratic nomination for New York governor pledging a business administration and vows to drive out corruption. He denounces national excesses and defends courts while endorsing home rule, tariff revision, direct primaries, and income tax amendment ratification.
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Thomson
N. Y
Rochester
John A. Dix
State of New York
Herbert P. Bisse i
Buffalo
Dix
Bissell
United States
Barnes resigns from New York State committee fuels campaign
Albany reports show William Barnes Jr retires from the Republican State committee triggering shock among Albany Republicans who credit Barnes with building a strong county outfit. The resignation prompts questions on internal rifts as Col Roosevelt and Stimson campaigns continue nationwide. Barnes hints at county chairmen outreach to rally old guards and ginger up districts.
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State Committee
Barnes
Albany
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Barnts
Theadore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Old Guard
Odell, Jr
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John &. O'Brien
George W Aldridge
Timothy I. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Mr. Barnes
Twenty-third
Congressional District
Schenectady
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Albany, N
William Barnes,Jr
Albany County
Brig Gen John P Cook Dies in Hillsdale County
Brig Gen John P Cook, who received the surrender of Fort Donelson, died at his Hillsdale County home at age 83. A former mayor of Springfield Illinois, he led Illinois’ first volunteer unit at the outbreak of the Civil War. Also noted is the death of Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert W Steele from paralysis.
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Fort Donelson
Hiledale Mich
John P Cook
Cook
Ilinois
States
Springfeld
Denver
Colo
Robert W Steele
Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Huston Denied New Trial In Conspiracy Case
Josen Mt Huston architect of the State capitol and interior fittings was denied a new trial on the charge of conspiracy to cheat and defraud the Commonwealth by certifying a false bill. Presiding Judge Kunkel ruled after a lengthy Dauphin County decision and Huston must appear for sentence on Saturday.
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Josenh Mt . Huston
Commonwealth
Kunkel
Dauphin County
Huston
Death of Le Roy Taylor in Morgantown
Cumberland Md October 12 Le Roy Taylor attorney died in Morgantown West Virginia at night aged 39 He led Morgantown citizens movement during municipal campaign He was a Methodist Elks Knight of Pythias and Morgantown Automobile Association member Survived by wife and one child
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Cumberland
Morgentown
W Va
Morgantown
Citizens’ Movement
Elka Knight
Pythias
Weorathy
Morgantown Automobile Association
Democrats Send Mail Ballot for Governor Nomination in Massachusetts
Boston October 12 The Massachusetts State Democratic committee will mail special delivery letters with return envelopes to all delegates from the recent convention. Delegates may express their preferred candidate to guide a four member nominating committee. The body has been deadlocked, split between Foss and Charles J Hamlin, in a stormy session with calls for fair play.
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Democrats
Massachusetts
State
Democratic Committee
Representative Foss
Charles J. Hamlin
State Committee
Shine Optimistic Ohio Democrat Predicts Harman Victory
William Shine of Kidney Ohio states Ohio Republicans face a major defeat in the next election. He forecasts Gov Harmon reelected and the legislature Democratic, leading to United States Senator Charles Dick's retirement. Shine believes Burton may be replaced in 1915 and Harmon could secure the Democratic presidential nomination. He praises Harmon's handling of labor and notes Newark riots were exaggerated.
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Sydney
Kidney
Ohio
Buckeye
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Shine
United States
Charles Dick
United States Senate
Burton
Harmon
Columbus
Washingtonian Found Dead In York County Tragedy
The body of a man believed to be Frank Duvall of Washington was found mangled near Grove station on the C O Railway in York county. One leg is missing, likely carried off by swine, and a letter said to be from his mother claiming she sent her last dollar is the sole clue to identity.
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Williamshore
Frank Duvall
Grove Station
York County
Chesapeake and Ohio
Steel trade dull says Schwab in Bethlehem interview
Hethlehem Steel Works president M C Schwab says the steel business is very dull and worse than any time since he took over. He attributes the slump to lack of commercial orders and political agitation, noting plant operates with over 80 percent of its regular workforce but no new business.
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Washington Post
Bethlehem
C. M. Schwab
Hethlehem Steel Works
Bethlehem Steel Company
Schwab
Bodies of 2% recovered from Starkville mine tragedy
Starkville Ohio Oct 12 More than 50 men were entombed in the Colorado Fuel and Iron mine. By night 32 bodies had been recovered with eight still inside. Five bodies were later sent to Trinidad for burial as rescue work continued. Electrician Fred Foster, part of the rescue party, was struck and killed by a Santa Fe tram as the funeral procession left the camp.
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Galo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Commpany
Trinidad
Fred Foster
Walsenburg
Santa Fe
Foster
Est
Agrees on Bill of Lading Form for Cotton Trade
A private tablegram from Liverpool to A. P. Coles cashier of Central Trust Corp states that a new form of cotton bill of lading guarantee has been agreed to and will take effect when the old form expires. Copies are sent to the United States and the press has been informed.
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Liverpool
A. P. Coles
Central ‘Trust Corporation
United States
Admiral Rodgers says son dead on Alaska trail
Bestus Wash Oct 12 Rear Admiral John A Rodgers retired U S Navy says his son Alexander who vanished on the Valdez and Fairbanks trail after leaving luggage near Fairbanks is believed dead. Rodgers plans return to Washington D C after reporting from Alaska.
Death plunge from hotel window shocks Hoboken
A well dressed man registered at Meyer's Hotel in Hoboken New Jersey early this morning. His body was found on the sidewalk below his room window about an hour later. He had $73.50 eight winchester and two a tickpin in his pockets. The man is identified as Egger of Philadelphia and authorities are investigating whether he fell or leapt. In Michigan Hubbard Head of Roscommon is named Democratic nominee for Congress in the Eleventh district.
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Paterson
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Republicans, and It Was Easy To See That They Were Following Mr .Wilson
Wilson Speaks at Paterson Rally Amid New Jersey Crowd
An enthusiastic Paterson audience greets Woodrow Wilson as he visits King’sley School and the Cleveland birthplace, urging voters to choose leaders who study problems and enact remedies. He warns against graft and promotes publicity as a check on legislation, urging inquiry and candid talk.
Suffragan Bishops Approved In Episcopal Convention
In Cincinnati Ohio the 1019 Episcopal convention reversed its prior stance on suffragan bishops and adopted a resolution to create an office for the unction of the sick by prayer. The house of bishops also approved equal voting for suffragan bishops and heard a petition from army and navy chaplains for a separate jurisdiction.
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No Miracles for Morgan Sums Up Episcopal Debate
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports J Pierpont Morgan dismisses miracles as a focus of Protestant Episcopal Church work. He walked out during a deputies' session in Cincinnati while critics argued the topic. Morgan called the discussion the silliest thing he had heard and left saying he would not return today.
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New York Times Cays
J. Pierpont Morgan
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Haike of Deputies
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