Hearst Signs of Alliance Stir NY City Campaign
A flood of candidates for city and state offices swamps New York as Hearst gains momentum. Odell aligns with Hearst, trading votes for assembly support while Tammany fears the rise of Hearst Odell ties, and Jerome and Osborne clash over district attorney plans.
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Puppet or puppet master in a district attorney feud
Jerome defends Osborne against accusations of being a boss puppet and cites his own 1901 support. Osborne challenges Jerome to prove or recant, asking if he would appoint aides without political influence or admit falsity. Jerome admits friendly ties but says the boss picked the candidate, not the people.
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Jim Osborne
Jerome Frithy
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New Yorkers Revolt Over Campaign Cries For Hearst
The Washington Post reports New Yorkers mobilizing against Tammany Hall as conservatives and reform-minded Democrats rally to Hearst Ivins and Jerome. Open the books becomes a nationwide demand for transparency in insurance trusts gas bills and railroad finances amid graft scandals.
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Philadelphia
Downfall of Quay Machine Splits Pennsylvania Vote
A sprawling portrait of Pennsylvania politics traces the decline of the Quay machine. The Lincoln independent ticket reshapes the race for treasurer as Western and urban Republicans break from old leadership after the Enterprise Bank failure, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh centers ringing with anti machine sentiment and calls for reform. John Stewart once led revolt in 1882 and now backs reform efforts alongside the Republican and Democratic nominees for state treasurer, J Les Plummer and Mayor W. H. Berry respectively. The contest centers on tainted revenues, state funds, and demand for transparent accounting before the election while party lines blur.
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Republican candidate pledges ineffective amid Pennsylvania race
The Pennsylvanian political scene shows a split GOP, with Roosevelt era tensions and the Enterprise Bank failure reshaping preferences. Senator Penrose leads efforts from Philadelphia while Knox abstains, and Quay’s legacy contrasts with Penrose’s city-focused tactics, signaling weaker statewide GOP coherence.
Demand Gold Wage Scale In Fall River Mills
Fall River textile workers reject a 5 percent wage increase offer and demand restoration of a 12 12 per cent cut from July 25. The new scale will take effect tomorrow in print cloth mills. negotiations may continue next week. About 36 000 mill operatives in the region are affected.
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Princeton Halves Chapel Attendance To Twice A Week
Princeton University trustees cut compulsory chapel from daily to twice weekly on work days. Students may sleep on the other four days, each receiving a “St. Peter” slip when entering chapel. If two slips are not recorded weekly or absences exceed four, four additional attendances are required for two weeks.
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Washington Post
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Marquand Chapel
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Gov Falk declines New York invitation to speak
Jefferson City Oct Gov Joseph W Falk telegraphed he cannot attend an invitation to speak in New York City. He cited official duties and regretted that his position prevents acceptance, though he appreciated the compliment and慎 deliberation given to the request from Jerome supporters seeking reelection.
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Joseph W. Falk
New York City
Jerome
Tokyo Cheers Togo Return Fleet Emperors Special Rescript
Tokyo greeted Admiral Togo with a massive crowd and grand ceremony amid cheers likened to a political rally. Viscount Ito and fleet officers traveled by special train to report fleet return. the Emperor granted a private audience and a special rescript praising Togo, his officers, and crew.
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Restoring Manchuria After War as Troops Withdraw
Harbin reports rapid demobilization after peace ratification. Northbound trains depart loaded with troops and gear. Native buildings in Kuamchengtsu area are requisitioned for movement and winter storage. Gen Linevitch near Vladivostok may visit. Russian prisoners to move from Nagasaki. Russo-Chinese Bank plans reopenings and new agencies at Dalny Port Arthur Vinkow Mukden and Tle Pasa. Amur Railroad to Belagovestchensk and KabARovsk. Local industries reestablished.
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British Officers Freed After Moroccan Kidnap Recall
The scout ship Path finder reached Tangier with Captain Crowther and Lieutenant Hatton aboard, freed by the Moroccan tribesmen through the shereef of Wazzan. In exchange for brigand Valiente who led the Antera tribesmen, no ransom or conditions were set. The officers reported they were well treated.
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Pope Has Slight Cold Denied by Physician in Rome
In Rome a rumor spread that the Pope is seriously ill. Dr Lappont issued a statement saying the report is inexact. The Pope merely has a slight cold, not an indisposition. Since a January gout attack, the Pope has enjoyed good health and today received over 20 parsons.
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Archbishop Riordan Congratulates Kennedy at American College
Rome October 2 Archbishop Patrick W Riordan of San Francisco praised Mgr Kennedy rector of the American College during lunch for the college’s progress. There are 116 students enrolled this year a record surpassing all other foreign colleges in Rome.
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Kennedy
Rome
Patrick W. Riordan
San Francisco
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American College
Mgr Kennedy
Thanksgiving Services Across Empire Mark Peace Conclusion
In St. Petersburg on October 22, thanksgiving services for peace were held in churches across the empire with festal masses. The emperor's rescript announcing peace was read to the court, and celebrations took place at the Kazan Cathedral attended by ministers and other high officials.
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Empire
Kazan
Arlen
Russian Loan Assured Amid Negotiation Delays
News from St Petersburg reports talks on a large international loan of about 80 million dollars are advancing. French, American, English, and German banker groups have not fixed participation bases, with one French representative ill. Bonds to be issued in series and listed on exchanges, terms and price not yet set.
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Paris Bours
Russian Future Dark Witte Fighting For Control
A Washington Post dispatch from London reports a bleak Russian political outlook after peace, predicting a winter revolutionary attack led by all classes with Trepoff aligning with Witte to seize control, as provincial governors fa il and civil conflict looms amid suspicions of leadership collapse.
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Statue of Pope Pius X Unveiled in Birthplace Village
Catholics worldwide funded and unveiled a monument to Pope Pius X at Riese in the Venetian province where he was born. The ceremony featured a procession led by Venice's patriarchs and bishops, decorated walls with inscriptions, and gifts for the pope. The pope's eldest sister and relatives who run an inn named The Two Swords received notable attention.
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Diplomat's Body Rescued in Fire at Vienna Chamber
Vienna reports electric flash ignited the death chamber as workers decorated for the Mexican minister's body. Coffin survived, but tapestries and furnishings burned. fire threatened a block. Several women prepared to leap from windows before firemen rescued them. three firemen injured. Decorated by Leopold. Special Cable Dispatch. Siege, Oct. 2.
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Washington Post
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Gore awarded grand cordon of Leopold Order
Commissioner General Gore of the United States has received the grand cordon of the Order of Leopold and Commissioner Ware has been named an officer of the same order.
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Antwerp Fortifications Plan Dominates Belgian Parliament
Brussels reports the autumn session will tackle fortifying Antwerp to make it navally impregnable, with a proposed $21.6 million advanced fortifications program and doubled Antwerp docks. The Congo Independent State status also faces debate as Britain and Germany favor ending Leopold II’s reign and Belgium may annex the state.
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Loubet Heads to Madrid Amid Spanish Welcome
Paris dispatch reports President Loubet leaving Paris with Premier Rouvier for Madrid to reply to King Alfonso XIII's visit. Crowds greet the presidential train at stations toward the frontier with cheers for France and Spain as Irun hosts a frontier reception. The president plans to wreath King Alfonso XII’s grave at the Escorial and be received in state in Madrid. In Chisago, a locksmith claims one meal daily suffices, says Edison is wrong about rich food, and details his frugal diet, income, and invention plans.
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Alice Neilsen Returns From Abroad To New York
After four and a half years abroad studying and singing grand opera parts Alice Neilsen returned to America today aboard the Celtic. Her impresario Henry Ruussall son of the composer of Cheer Boys Cheer accompanies her. Misa Neilsen plans a coast to coast concert tour with plans to begin November 3 perhaps in Washington under Shubert management.
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Session of Baltimore Synod to Convene in Wilmington
The annual session of the Synod of Baltimore, comprising the presbyteries of Washington, Baltimore, and New Castle, will be held in Wilmington from October 2 to 3. The meeting marks the fall gathering of church leaders and delegates from the three presbyteries.
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