Hearst Tide Rising Inroads On Tammany Vote Surges
Washington Post report from New York outlines Hearst municipal ownership push gaining strength while Republican Jerome and Cleveland tied to McClellan. It notes shifts in labor support, Wall Street stock declines on utility fears, and Tammany leaders seeking to blunt Hearst influence as the campaign intensifies.
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Jerome
Cleveland
McClellan
Ema
Washington Post
New York
Hearst
York
Ard
Democratic
Tammany
Socialista
Prohibitionists
Max Fihmsen
Murphy
Tamman3
Wall Street
J J Dickinson
Licensed to Marry in Virginia Names Combined
A garbled list of potential marriage intents includes Tugene Corbi Annie L House both of JBeper Lount Va and others from Braunton Va James E Gill Florence L Lowry Joseph T Crulle Brae Mooantrd Walter I Hopkins and Fancie H Winans, and several pairs. The text also notes hatterton birth announcement and multiple funeral notices with dates in late October 1905 and funeral arrangements for William Orr and Martin Wilson with interment details.
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Tugene Corbi
Annie L House
Jbeper Lount
Bo Moule
Mary J. Lincoln
Braunton
James E Gill
Florence L Lowry
Joseph T Crulle
Richmond County
Brae Mooantrd
Westmoreland County
Walter I Hopkins
Fancie H Winans
Aues B White
Jane V Carter
Gregory Talor
Kanne Strotheroseph Burrows
Macy Burlarby Jokso
Rosie Gross
Notices to publish Marraze and death notices across papers
The Washlington Post offers simultaneous insertions of notices on application at no extra charge for morning newspapers including Cincinnati Enquirer New York Times Buffalo Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer and others.
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Marraze
Washlington Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
NEW York Times
Buffalo
RIFA
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia
Plelic Ledger
Pittsblag
Journal
Hfster Herald
Lvpland Plain Dealer
Cleveland backs McClellan for New York mayor
Former President Grover Cleveland endorses George B McClellan for re election as New York City mayor in a Princeton letter dated October 25 1905 He urges sober thought over demagogic appeals and stresses civic duty and conservative steadiness for the city’s future.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
George B McClellan
New York City
McClellan
Princeton
Lfe i
Ctizen
Cerely
George B McCrewan
Jerome in Star Part Repubs Name Him In Ballot Fight
The Republican County Committee voted to reconvene and substitute Jerome for Judge Flammer on the district attorney ticket, a plan likely to fail as election law allows withdrawals only in death cases after October 1. Jerome gains attention and betting odds improve, while Osborne defends his record and Murphy forecasts McClellan’s victory with police urging nonpartisan voting. Governor Higgins expresses quiet approval of Flammer’s resignation and Jerome’s nomination, praising Flammer’s patriotic act.
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Flammer
Tammany
Murphy
McClellan
New York
Republican County Committee
Jerome
Mlammer
Abe Gruber
Edward Lauterbach
Mayer
Sinc Die
Board of Elections
Mr Jerome
Osborne-Jerome
Osborne
Devergiam
Glenlan
Capt Diamond
Jerome Claine
Tammany Hall
Ivins
Fine Fettle
Charles F Murphy
New York County
Serson
Hearst
Walter Deneen
Mhe
Tribute to Flammer Speech Draws DA Jerome in New Independent Run
New York October 26 District Attorney William T Jerome speaking at Bohemian National Hall announced his independent canvass for re election and gave his first public comment on the action of Charles Flammer in the Re Ee movement.
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New York
Bohemian National Hall
William T Jerome
Charles Flammer
Quaker City Revolt Cabinet Watches Movement in Philadelphia
Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith told a mass meeting at the Academy of Music that President Theodore Roosevelt is heart and soul with Philadelphia's reform movement. He described an hour with the President and praised the city party effort, while Mayor Weaver and cabinet members showed support and warned of Republican plots in city utilities.
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Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Charles Emory Smith
Roosevelt
Kentucky
America
Smith
United States
Weaver
Academy
Death of stowaway on British steamer tied to starvation
A stowaway died on the British steamer Ethelwold after arriving in Philadelphia from Port Antonio. The unidentified man, once refused entry to a Baltimore voyage, was found in the hold, ill from hunger, and autopsy is ordered. A crew member said he was brought on board at Port Antonio by a local porter. The coroner is notified.
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Philadelphia
Port Antonio
Notre
Ruth
Kate V. Jelks
Stevenson Street
Baltimore
Ethelwold
Templars Elect Officers in National Grand Lodge
The National Grand Lodge of Good Templar elected and installed officers led by Grand Chief Templar George Cottrell of Washington and Grand Vice Chief Templar Nettie M Parlet of Maryland. Dinwiddie of DC named superintendent. other posts filled by W H Clark Wisconsin, A A Anderson Pennsylvania, Dr BH Manon New York, Rev J W Guy Virginia, and more. Also advertised Wilson & Mayers sale featuring rubs and furniture.
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E. C. Dinwiddie
District of Columbia
Chicago
National
Grand Lodge of Good Templar
George Cottrell
Washington
Nettie M Parlet
Maryland
Cleveland Gop Unified In Campaign Debates Draw Large Crowds
In Cleveland Ohio October 26 public debates for the November 7 municipal election attract thousands. Mayor Tom Johnson seeks a third term against Willam Boyd as Republicans present a united front with orderly contests, strong registration, and claims of no graft or bossism.
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Boyd
Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Philadelphia
Tom J. Johnson
Willam E.i Boyd
Robert B Mckison
Johnson
Becam
Hanna
Goliath
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Rohier
Taft Speech Attacks Cause Bets on Herrick to Move
Cleveland Oct 2 The Taft Akron speech sapped Republican confidence in Herrick as Cincinnati money aimed for a 60,000 plurality. By Tuesday the bet pool had shifted and Democrats pressed for more wagers, eroding pro Herrick betting momentum.
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Pecal
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Taft
Akron
Herrick
Cincinnati
Senator Dick Speaks on State Issues in Columbia Speech
Special to The Washington Poet reports Senator Dick in Columbia Ohio substitute for Senator Foraker. He focused on state issues and the national impact of a Democratic victory. He avoided railroad rate questions and praised Cincinnati leader George B Cox.
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Washington
Columbia
Ohio
Foraker
George B Cox
Cincinnati
Foraker Improves Hopes to Do More in Campaign
Columbus Oct 26 Senator Foraker’s condition improved enough to reply to Governor Herrick’s sympathy telegram. He thanked the governor and said he is improving and hopes to be out in time to do something further in the campaign next week.
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Herrick
Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Emperor William Warns of War Readiness in Dresden and Berlin
Berlin reports that Emperor William signaled potential entry into war and urged readiness during speeches in Dresden and Berlin. He urged young Germans to be prepared to serve the fatherland and told officers to keep powder dry as celebrations marked the Moltke birth anniversary with an unveiling attended by the imperial family and state leaders.
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Berlin
William
Germany
Dresden
Dresden Schloss
Marshal von Moltke
The
Schloss
Praise for Dr Newman at Congregational Church
Members met to act on severance of pastoral relation with Rev S M Newman D D who resigned due to failing health. Resolution praised his 21 years as pastor and civic efforts in Washington. A committee to nominate a new pastor included Col John Tweedale and others. Dr Newman added to the committee.
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Ciet Congregational Church
S M Newman
John Tweedale
Newnan
David J. Brewer
Isaac Clark
William Lamborne
W. L. Chit
William . Marsh
Newman
Jim
Washington
Col
John Dweedale
A. M. Lothrop
A N. Kinner
L. C. Whit-nesy
Anna W Fairfield
Death of William E Lant in Rome and related obituaries
William E Lant of Philadelphia died at 65 in Rome after a yearlong illness. He had been a Philadelphia merchant, born in Blair County, with a residence in Lancaster for over 30 years. Survived by Julia Dunn and his children, his funeral and requiem were announced. Also noted: Count Tersannes of Peru died in the suburbs, and MajGen Sir Charles William Wilson died in Liverpool.
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Rome
William E Lant
Philadelphia
Mgr Kennedy
American College
Mr Lant
William BH Lant
Europe
Blair County
Lancaster
Julia Dunn
Callac
Peru
Count Tersannes
Societe Generale
Paris
France
London
Charles William Wilson
Liverpool
Cleveland to Speak at Morton Monument Unveiling
Ex President Grover Cleveland and party arrived in Pittsburg by train and left for Chicago en route to Nebraska City to attend the unveiling of a monument to J Sterling Morton former Agriculture Secretary. Accompanying him were Mrs Cleveland Paul Morton Wirt Morton and other invited guests. Cleveland declined to comment for publication. Morton spoke of Equitable Life Insurance Company plans and conservative considerations during the ongoing investigation into insurance practices.
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J. Sterling Morton
Pittsburg
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Nebraska City
Nebr
Cleveland
Paul Morton
Navy
Ballitaple Life Assurance Society
J Sterling Morton
Morton
Pauline
Wirt Morton
Bank of England
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Havre arrival report lists La Sevole from New York with La Tourains bound for Havre and Rhein to Bremen. Cedric from Liverpool sails to New York. Liverpool notes Baltic from New York via Queenstown and Southampton on Oct 26. Keiser Wilbelt sails to New York via Cherbourg from Bremen.
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la Sevole
New York
la Tourains
Rhein
Bremen
Guermatown
Cedric
Liverpool
Queenstown
Southampton
Keiser Wilbelt
Nork
Vie
Cherbourg
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Post
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Litas Rey
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Ted. Campbetll
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Vermont Avenue
Julia Fisher Campbell
Leo
Kresenzia Diexelmann
Su Warys Cemetery
Wiuitham
Orr
SN Stret
Aeson
Marton Wilson
George G Wison
M Street
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
W. Eoervili
J William Lee
F. Harvey
Folurtlenth Street
M.deraie
Hase
John R. Wright CO
Thapel
George P. Zurhorst
Urdercaker
Rudalmer
Af ‘Telenhone
Kost
M’cleellan
Higgins
Albany
Charles A. Flammer
Rock and
Usher
Yecker Than Dept. Lir
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St
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Oppenheimer
QUEST
Templars
Wilson & Mayers
Mayor Johnson
Cox
Forakker
DR. Newman
First Congregational Church
L W. Weed
Horn
the Tailor
William E. Lant
Philadelphan
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Fst
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Phond Main
Mall Hone Main
N. W
HUB Furniture CO
Health Office Record
Henry Cole
Mary A Egglestin
12Th St Nw
Abner E Edmonds
Timina Foss
Louis Prisco Providenre Hopital
Lucy A GlHam
Ward P
Robert Gilman
Fentan
Woodward Herbin
Ga Ave
Mamie Howard
St Ave
Eare Delia
Johneon
Caroling Jones
John W McKnight
Margaretta Rudenstein
Mary F Seyeilin
George Strange
St Marys
Mary D Sullivan
George Convent
Via
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Howard Thomas
Garfield Ave
Walter Thompson
Morton C. Stout and Co
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