Defenders Clash as Jerome Attack Sparks Tammany Battle
In a charged scene Charles F Murphy of Tammany accuses Jerome of deception over party endorsements and connections to figures in the insurance probe. McClellan responds as Hearst tours Brooklyn, while Jerome counters with claims of covert operations and who may have been sent to set him up.
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Hearst
Brooklyn
Hall
Ivins
McClellan
Murphy
Tammany
Jerome
Washington Post
Dewkork
Charles F Murphy
Savage Pishton
Carnegie Hall
Tie
McClean
Woaia
Ucket
Fourteenth Street
William R. Hearst
Manhattan
LICENSED TO MARRY AND OBITS OF VARIOUS NAMES
Fragmented notices list numerous engagements and marriages including Rae Warren of New York City to Jeanette Warren of Tr. Mo, with many others named. Obituaries note several residents and mass church services, followed by political campaign reports centering on McClellan and Jerome in New York.
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Rae T D Warren
New York City
Jeannette War O
Clara Wo
Thomas
Moran
Jessie
Annauder
Orr
Baltimore
Hattie
Young
Miller
Vrsothe
Hanerek
Richmond
Sara Lizabeth Werford Leias Pl
Pia Deets
James Harris
Ainté Warfield Hemanin
Jerome
Carnegie Hall
Hts
New York
Low
Health Office Record of Patient Names and Ages
Fragmented health office log listing patient names and ages with hospital affiliations such as Providence Hospital and Freedmen's Hospital. Entries include ages from 3 to 89 and notes on locations like ne and se. Contains numerous garbled tokens, likely OCR errors, hindering full interpretation of patient details and contexts.
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Daniel Talks
Pomeroy
Caniforn
Emery
Local Undertakers Offer Frist Class Funeral Services
Notices list several funeral directors in Northwest Washington offering first class undertaker and embalming services. W R Speare at 040 F Street N W and John R Wright Co at 1237 Tenth St NW advertise modern chapels, cremetorium facilities, and 24 hour service with telephone access. Other firms include William Lee, Harvey's Sons, and Aseroth, promoting moderate prices and livery connections.
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William Lee
Pennsylvania
K. F. Harvey
North
John R. Wright Co
Tenth Sf
Testimony in $11,000,000 Bermudez case implicates Matos plot
General Andrews testifies that Bermudez protection relied on payments to Matos and that Green erred in saying Secretary Hay shielded Bermudez property. Letters reveal plots to revoke the concession before the revolution. Venezuela contends the company maintained neutrality while facilitating illicit funds.
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Gen. Green
Hay
Bermudez
Castro
Matos
Paris
Ban Rich
Venezuela
Andrews
Greene
Nicoll, Annable & Lindsay
State Department
Victor M Backus
Washington
Senor Felipe Arochas
Bermudez Lake
Backus
Arochas
Ambrose H Carner
Caracas
Gen Andrews
Seaboard National Bank
Nicol, Annable & Co
Asphalt Company
Maryland
Combine
Dupignac
Gen. Andrews
Refuse to Support Weaver Officials Resign in Philadelphia
Philadelphia October 19 Samuel Sutcliffe chief of street cleaning resigns from a $4000 post and his chief clerk Samuel A G Maharty also resigns the moves come amid strained politics in the city Sutcliffe, Republican leader of the Eighteenth ward, faced pressure to switch from the regular Republican organization to the city party under Mayor Weaver or quit his job both men chose to step down.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Sutcliffe
Samuel A. G. Maharty
Sutcliffe
Weaver
How a Million Was Lost in Wall Street Scheme
Special to The Washington Post recounts a New York hearing in which Franklin, Scott & Co. seek $5,000 from Judson and Hoadley over a Power Company stock collapse. Hoadley claims he loaned 1,000 shares to Judson to bolster the market while abroad, and denies involvement in Judson’s independent trading. He describes Judson’s confession of selling trust stock and diverting collateral, forcing him to cover losses.
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Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Joseph H. Hoadley
Franklin, Scott & Co
Hoadley
Joseph Lester
Judson
International Power
Europe
Paris
Power
G W
Takahira pleads gratitude for diplomats aiding peace in Russo Japanese war
The note carrier Baron Rosen and a Mikado telegram express sincere appreciation for President Roosevelt and American diplomacy in ending the Russo Japanese War. The October 18 dispatch recalls ratifications in Tokyo and St Petersburg and asks that U S representatives continue aiding Japanese interests during postwar reestablishment.
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Baron Rosen
White House
Mikado
Takahira
Reot
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Treaty of Portsmouth
Japan
Russia
France backs Caracas representative Taigny amid tensions
France will not yield and fully supports its Caracas envoy M Taigny. Secretary Root and French ambassador Jusserand held a brief conference on Venezuela, but no change in the situation resulted.
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France
Caracas
Mr. Taigny
M. Jusserand
Taigny
Venezuela
Root
Wiley Gave The Lie. Congressman Reprimanded In Alabama Court
Congressman A A Wiley a Taft party member just back from the Philippines narrowly escaped a fine after a witness testified he cursed him and drove him from the jury room. Wiley protested calling the claim an infernal lie and the judge accepted his apology.
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Alabama
Washington Post
Montgomery
Ala
A. A. Wiley
Taft Party
Philippines
Sayre
Wiley
Cabinetmaker Kills Woman Then Shoots Self in Brooklyn
New York carpenter John Berrick shot and killed Mrs. Alvaretta Scheidt in her Brooklyn apartment tonight, then killed himself. Berrick, said to have pressed for marriage after repeated refusals, was forty-four. Scheidt was thirty-two.
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New York
John Berrick
Alvaretta Scheidt
Brooklyn
Herrick
Defeat for Herrick described by Ohio observer
Judge Robert T. Hough reports a volatile Ohio race with Herrick trailing Pattison in rural areas. he foresees loss in Hamilton County and Cleveland, notes temperance and Methodist opposition, and predicts rural voters swing decisive. Foraker loyal but constrained by party machine.
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Herrick
Ohio
John M. Pattison
Robert T. Hough
Internal Revenue
Hough
Mr. Hough
David B. Hill
New York Statesman
Inshio
Gov
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Judge Hough
Pattison
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cox
Hamilton County
Highland County
Methodist Church
Brannock
Wilberforce University
Pattison Seen as Nonpolitical Choice in Whisky Era Debate
The text argues Pattison’s election transcends party lines, claiming it serves party interests to defeat Pleigic and reflecting divides over whisky influence. It asserts Pattison’s personal and political record is unchallengeable and commends him as an ideal candidate.
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Foraker
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Platfer
Pattison
Plegic
John M. Pattison
Wales Off For India On Six Month Royal Tour
The Prince and Princess of Wales began a six month tour of India today. They travel overland to Genoa to board the Renown bound for Bombay arriving November 9. They will visit principal cities and native states, meeting chiefs. ceremonial gifts will be omitted. The viceroy Lord Curzon’s departure is postponed to allow an official welcome.
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London
Prince and Princess of Wales
India
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Genoa
Italy
Bombay
Edward
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Lord Kitchener
Earl of
Min- Lo
Lord Curzon
Home Rule for Ireland Moves Forward in Australia
Melbourne reports the Federal House of Representatives adopted by 38 to 21 a motion to petition King Edward VII for Ireland home rule, while the Senate backed a motion that home rule should be granted. Labor and Liberals supported the rulers, and Premier Deakin favored a simple opinion resolution if possible.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Federal
House of Representatives
Edward
Ireland
Senate
William Redmoud
Australia
Labor Party
Alfred Deakin
Decoration for Barry arrives in St Petersburg
Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Barry and Col. John Van Hoff along with Capt. Sydney A Cleman and military attaches from other nations have reached St Petersburg from Manchuria. Emperor Nicholas will receive them this week and has offered honors: Barry the Grand Cordon of the Stanislaus Order, Van Hoff the Order of St. Anne, Cleman the second grade of the Stanislaus Order, with Washington awaiting permission to accept.
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St Petersburg
Thomas H. Barry
John ¥. van Hoff
United States Medical Corps
Sydney A Cleman
General Staff
Manchuria
Nicholas
Barry
Hen
Washington
Col. van Hoff
Cleman
Kaiser in Collision Near Berlin Castle
Berlin October 19 Emperor William narrowly escaped injury when his automobile faced a fast approaching cab. The chauffeurs swerved and braked hard as the two cars collided with a heavy shock. William's car entered the castle court while the other vehicle was disabled.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Alarm Over Naval Order From British Admiralty
Rome reports concern over international tensions after a British Admiralty notice states the squadron planned to visit Naples on November 10 will stay in home waters near the Baltic Sea instead.
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Naples
Baltic
Rome
Baltic Sea
Speck von Sternburg Under Fire as Ambassador Tensions Rise
Berlin reports that Baron Speck von Sternburg faces persistent attack from high officials over promotion disputes, perceived pro American stance, and alleged half hearted German commercial representation. Critics even accuse Roosevelt of joking about the ambassador.
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Berlin
Baron Speck von Sternburg
America
Washington Post
Germany
Roosevelt
Bryan to Meet the Emperor in Tokyo Visit
In Tokyo on October 21, the American Minister Griscom will present William J. Bryan to the Emperor. Griscom hosted a luncheon for Bryan with Viscount Aoki Baron Kaneko and M. Sakatani among guests. Sakatani supports the gold standard. Griscom plans a dinner for Bryan with Marquis Ito and Count Obuma expected to attend.
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Tokyo
Lloyd ¢. Grigcom
William J. Bryan
Huntington Wilson
Legation
Mr. Bryan
Viscount Aoki
Baron Kaneko
House of Peers
M. Sakatani
Finance
Griscom
Ryan
Marquis Tio
Privy Council
Count Obuma
Progressive Party
Mrs Chadwick's Jewels Sold by Customs for Nonpayment
Nine pieces of Mrs Cassie L Chadwick's jewelry seized by customs for nonpayment of duty were auctioned in the United States marshal's office in Cleveland on October 19. The total bid was 2217 dollars, far below the appraised value. The largest item was a seven carat diamond ring selling for 5. Many buyers attended from other cities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States Marshals Office
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