New York State Campaign Struggles and Hearst Fallout
The piece outlines factional battles in New York and nearby counties as Hearst supporters clash with Hughes backers. It notes Hearst gains among laborers and farmers, party chiefs plotting strategies, Cortelyou's warnings, and anticipated shifts in state and city alignments ahead of key elections. It mentions Buffalo and Kings County tensions, party machines, and Roosevelt era political maneuvers shaping the contest.
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Reart-McCaren
Emes County
Hearst
Alan
Argent Fon
Patrick B Carren
McCarren
Sant McCerven
Hughes
Kings County
Tammany
York County
Alecta
New York
Unpes
Wesiona
Kings Chamber
Ena
Buffalo
Republican Party
Hts
Roosevelt
New York Registration At Park Avenue Electric Shop
Greater New York registration records show 158,86 total for three Ways with S11785 in 1905. The Thirteenth election district in the Twenty-ninth assembly district at 056 Park Avenue hosted prominent visitors including Secretary of State Elvin Rast and his son Edward Root who registered in the afternoon. Root listed 7 Park Avenue as his address and has lived there two years. Also registered were Hugh J. Grant, John Jacob Astor, and John D Crimmins.
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Roosevelt
Hearst
Root
Shaw
Tat
Cannon
Brooklyn
Aso
Cartelyan
Woodrult
Harlem River
Washington Fes
New York
Greater
Board of Registry
Thirteenth
Twenty-ninth Assembly
Park Avenue
Pimlar
Elviu Rast
Edward Root
Beecves
Hush J. Grant
John Jacob Astor
John D Crimmins
Hearst Big Meetings End Southern Tour With Two Rallies
William F Hearst wraps up a southern county tour with two meetings in one night. He speaks under Democratic and Independence League auspices and defends his newspaper crusades while acknowledging calls to return home to manage his business. He says he is willing to go home but remains committed to addressing what he calls real wrongs faced by the people.
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Ali
Tarnet
Pttheeton
Rimousa
McCartan
Brooklyn
Binghamton
William F. Hearst
Independence League
Hears
We. Hughes
Jerret
Hughes
Hughes' Up-State Campaign Talk
Republican governor candidate Charles B Hughes attended his first up-State campaign tour in Amsterdam New York October 1. He warned against overconfidence and delivered speeches at industrial centers stressing labor appeals and attacking his opponent as a symbol of money driven politics and ambition.
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Amsterdam
Charles B Hughes
Hughes
Fay
Hearst
LONGWORTHS ON TOUR AROUND OHIO CAMPAIGN
Representative Nicholas Longworth outlines campaign stops in Ohio districts from Oct 13 to Oct 18. He plans events at McConnellsmith Manotta and Middletown with Harding support, meets Gov Harris and Secretary Fhekinger, and greets supporters between trains at Findlay Arcade.
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Weadington Post
Springield
Oho
Smd
Nicholas Longworth
Acadia
McConnellsmith
Manotta
Harding
Middletown
Norwood
Mir
Birs
Longworth
Gov
Harris
Fhekinger
Gus Mormmning
Findlay
Ee Fuckinger
Airs
John B. Cingerman
Clingerman
Frederick Landis
Indiana
Ban
Gen. Kiefer
Atsons
Mra
Grandparents Talk About Peruna and Catarrh for Fifteen Years
Readers share long battles with catarrh and rheumatism and report cures after using Peruna and Manalin. A seventy year old notes relief, while Mrs. Caroline Trunk of Peoria praises Peruna for rheumatic back and thigh pain after six years. Another man, Robert Moetters of Murdock Nebr, says Peruna cleared his catarrh after he followed directions and used an Almanac.
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Caroline Trunk
Jefferson Age
Peoria
Weather Conditions From Eastern to Western Areas
A weather bulletin outlines eastern area highs and strength during late hours, with cooler conditions in the northeast and interior. It notes fair weather for the northern region, rain probable in the Middle and Southern Rockies, rising temperatures in the Missouri Valley, and varied winds across the Atlantic regions. Special forecasts show storm warnings on Washington and Creston zones with temperature tables and tide/sun data.
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Dept of Agricultors
Weather Bureau
Washington
Satunday
Gat
Prempore
Tajlevs
Leke
Gundky
Moyay
Nebracka
Rocky Mountain
Bonita Una
Kantern
Brasha
Kanes
Miterourl
Oklenom
England
Ensterly
Bonaparte Refuses To Discuss Cabinet Change Rumors
Special to the Washington Post from Baltimore Maryland October Bonaparte declines to discuss rumors of a cabinet shuffle or a possible transfer to Attorney General positions. He asserts he is content in his current role and declines to confirm any talks or future offers from the President or Moody.
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Washington Post
Balhmore
Boneparte
Geax
Anid Min Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Paat
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