Rioting Feared in Philadelphia Election Clash
Special to The Washington Post reports warned of riot and bloodshed in Philadelphia on election day as factions use Catholic and Protestant tensions. Mayor Weaver's anti gang purge reshaped police ties, with fears of assaults at polls and church prayers fueling a volatile, religion roiled political battle.
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Washington Post
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Polis
Weaver
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Watson replies to Bishop Mallalieu on Ohio politics
Hon D K Watson former attorney general of Ohio and now a member of the United States Codifying Commission replied to Bishop Mallalieu’s remarks on Gov Herrick, George B Cox and the Republican party. He questions the bishop’s stance, cites Herrick’s temperance record, praises Cox, and notes Philadelphia election tactics and organizing forces.
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Ohio
United States
Malaleu
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herrick
George B. Cox
Republican Party
Watson
Methodist Church
Oine
Taft
Mallalieu
Anti-Saloon League
Ator Foraker
Foraker
United States Senate
Repubican
George B Cox
Cox
Cincinnati
Marriages and obituaries from scattered Virginia notices
A collage of wedding announcements and obituaries dated late October through 1906 1905 and 1965 list numerous names and locations in Virginia Maryland New Jersey and Washington D C It records marriages between individuals such as Lola Bloom Frank and Joseph H Steinhardt and includes funeral notices for Elvina Foss Mary Antoine Cheney Swain Mary Eggleston and others with details on dates places and service arrangements
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Mary Alice
Joseph M Eggleston
Wiliam and
Alice
Twelfth Street
Foss
K Street
Elvina Foss
G. EL Fosse
Scottdale
Mitchell
Bedford City
Robert W .Mitchell
Portland
William Lees
Pennsylvania Avenue
Orr
Echneider
Mary Schneider
Barbira
Anthony Schneider
Eighth Street
Notice of free marriage and death notices nationwide
The Washington Post offers simultaneous publication of marriage and death notices without extra charge in multiple morning newspapers including Cincinnati Daily Star, New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, Small Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Baqlirer
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo
Collier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Journal
Rorestor Herald
ST Louis Republic Sraclse Post Standard
Pioneer
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dialer
Bishop Mallaliea Urges Defeat of Herrick in Ohio
Bishop Willard F. Mallalien of Auburndale Massachusetts, in Washington for a Methodist Episcopal Church bishops meeting, told La Ferra's Hotel crowd that about a quarter million Ohio Methodists oppose rum sales and urged defeating Governor Herrick. He praised Taft’s appeal against Boss Cox and urged a cleaner party, while saying he neither endorses nor opposes Senator Foraker.
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Cipies
Mallalieu Bay
Methodist General Conference
Ohio
Pattison
Herrick
Willard F. Mallalien
Auburndale
Mass
Washington
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Taft
Boss Cox
Gincinnati
Itie
Cox
Senator Foraker
Police announce partial re canvass finds fraud on voter lists
Philadelphia officials reveal 16 961 names illegally appear on 22 wards of the city 42 ward canvass with over 86 000 names struck from lists in summer efforts to curb fraudulent voting If the 15 861 alleged fraudulent names on current lists are not voted the city total would drop from 375 000 to 324 000 toward reform of election lists
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Weaver
Gane
City Party
Philadelphia
Hhe
Director of Public Safety
Lsts
Fever Update from New Orleans and Regional Health News
New Orleans reports 9 new fever cases bringing total to 3 378 with 439 deaths and 4 new foci. 54 patients remain under treatment while 2 885 have been discharged. confidence remains high despite a late surge. Mississippi reports the state board ending fever bulletins as the disease nears its end. Florida Pensacola notes 8 new cases and 2 deaths with belief of near eradiation in ten days. Death-on-Fun Club holds first season dance at Mrs Dyer’s with Marie Grendanle as president and officers listed.
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Teport
Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
State Health Board
Pensacola
Fla
Negro Hit By City Line Car In Northwest Washington
An unidentified Black man was struck by a City and Suburban line car at Fifth and L streets northwest last night. He was rendered unconscious and taken to the Emergency Hospital where he remains in critical condition with brain concussion.
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Health Office Record From Early 1800s Hospital Data
Health office record listing patients and ages from Providence Hospital Wash Asylum Garfield Goy Hosp for Insane Gov Help for Insane and local streets. Entries include Agnes Cowhlg 12 years William Dee 63 Mary H Gardner 54 Josephine Gibson 47 Elizabeth Johnson 9 months Wm B McKelden 62 Nellie McLaughlin 42 William Nelton 72 John H Roseway 20 Ellen E Ruark 26 Warren Stetler 39 Caroline M Tutly 49 Ronie Vandersiice 1 year Columbus Ware 7 months Elizabeth Willams 60.
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Providence Hospital
William Dee
Wash Asylum
Wm E Frazier
10Th St. Se
Mary H Gardner
14Th Stow
Josephine Gibson
Garfield Hospital
Timothy Hynes
Goy Hosp
Elizabeth Johnson
al Nw
Wm B McKelden
Belmont
Nellie McLaughlin
George
St Aw
Eilzabeth Willams
South At
Herrick Campaign Speech Stresses Record Over Promises
Springfield Ohio October 25 Gov Myron T Herrick spoke to a large crowd at City Hall emphasizing his administration’s record over promises for another term He cast himself as independent of bosses and noted businesslike governance of state finances He criticized the Democratic lineup and urged support while Senator Dick and Gen Keifer warned of national consequences if Herrick loses the Ohio race
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Pecal
Washington Post
Springfield
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Gen. Keifer
Herrick
No Request by Roosevelt Sparks Rail Speed Claims
The Harriman party aboard the Overland Limited asserts the San Francisco to Omaha run took 39 hours 54 minutes including stops, denying Roosevelt urged slower speed. Mohler of Union Pacific says the trip aimed to fit connections and that no official communication influenced pace. A separate record shows Miss Alice Roosevelt’s train reaching Chicago in 50 hours 44 minutes from Oakland, with an 18 hour faster Oakland to Chicago leg than the Overland Limited, and Omaha to Chicago time of 10 hours 50 minutes.
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Union Pacific
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Cheyenne
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Omaha
Roosevelt
Denver
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Hartman
Alice Roovseselif
Northwestern
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Oakland
Chicago and Northwestern
New York
Landis Starts His Inquiry Into Waste in Public Printing
Subcommittee of the Joint Committee on Printing begins testimony on surplus government publications. Representatives Landis and Perkins chair the probe with Senator Gorman to join later. Law authorizes thorough scrutiny and drafting of a bill to fix any evils found. Baltimore round trip 1.25 via Pennsylvania Railroad weekends.
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Joint Committee On Printing
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Rise in Ivins Stock Strong Favorite in NYC Race
Rise in Ivins stock boosts belief independents will back Ivins if Hearst draws votes away from Tammany. Flammer quits race for Jerome, urging party unity. Jerome silent on Flammer’s resignation, while McClellan remains strong favorite with odds of 4 to 1 to 5 to 1. Straw polls show McClellan ahead. Hearst support persists with large crowds and energetic campaigning east of the Bowery.
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Hewitt
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