Hearst Tide Rising Inroads On Tammany Vote
Hearst campaign gains strength in New York as public ownership of utilities becomes a central issue. Jerome on Republican tickets faces mixed bets. Cleveland signals interest in McClellan. Analysts note shifting labor support, stock declines, and Tammany’s cautious response amid a high stakes mayoral contest.
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Jerome
Cleveland
McClellan
Ard
Hearst
Democratic
Tammany
Socialista
Prohibitionists
Max Fihmsen
New York
Murphy
Tamman3
Wall Street
J J Dickinson
Licensed to Marry Names List in Virginia Parishes
Fragmented notice lists multiple marriage intentions in Virginia with names and counties, including Tugene Corbi Annie L House James Gill Florence Lowry and others, along with scattered addresses and locations in Braunton Richmond and Westmoreland. The text also includes birth and death notices, funeral arrangements, and cemetery interment plans with dates in October 1905.
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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
Notice of Free Insertion Across Multiple Newspapers
Marraze and death notices filed with The Washlington Post may appear simultaneously in the morning papers listed, including Cincinnati Enquirer New York Times Rostd Glose Buffalo Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Ledger Pittsblag Dispatch Providence Journal St Louis Republic Slrause Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune and Cleveland Plain Dealer, without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing.
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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 dated letter. He criticizes demagogic tactics, urges sober voter reflection and civic duty, expressing confidence in McClellan’s steadiness and honesty.
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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 Will Name Him In Ballot Fight
The Republican County Committee met to reconvene to substitute Jerome for Flammer as district attorney candidate. Abe Gruber alone opposed. The move hinges on election law and court rulings. Jerome gains momentum while Osbourne and Murphy address police graft and party loyalty amid Hearst tide hints. Governor Higgins says he is glad Flammer withdrew and Jerome gains endorsement.
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Republiicans
Jerome
Flitamer
Ivins
Pet
Hms
Hearst
Intiirnes
Natin
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Hearst Manags
Hoffman House
Brooklyn
Post
Organized Labor
Grreathr New York
Flammer
Tammany
Murphy
McClellan
New York
Republican County Committee
Mlammer
Abe Gruber
Edward Lauterbach
Mayer
Sinc Die
Board of Elections
Mr Jerome
Osborne-Jerome
Osborne
Devergiam
Glenlan
Capt Diamond
Jerome Claine
Tammany Hall
Fine Fettle
Charles F Murphy
New York County
Serson
Walter Deneen
Higgins
Albany
Charles A. Flammer
Mhe
Tribute to Flammer Speech Sparks DA Jerome Remarks
In Bohemian National Hall tonight District Attorney William T Jerome running an independent bid for re election commented publicly on Charles Flammer's action, the Re EE. The speech highlighted political maneuvers as Jerome seeks support in the New York district.
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New York
Bohemian National Hall
William T Jerome
Charles Flammer
Quaker City Revolt Cabinet Watches Movement
Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith tells a Philadelphia mass meeting that President Roosevelt is heart and soul with the reform movement. He recounts an hour with Roosevelt, praises the movement, and notes Cabinet members’ interest while Mayor Weaver voices opposition to gas and water leases.
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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 Believed From Starvation
An unknown stowaway died aboard the British steamer Ethelwold after being brought from Port Antonio to Philadelphia. The man, ill and starved, was found in the hold after the ship's departure and died days later. An autopsy was ordered as authorities verify the circumstances and identify the deceased.
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Philadelphia
Port Antonio
Notre
Ruth
Kate V. Jelks
Stevenson Street
Baltimore
Ethelwold
Templars Elect Officers at Grand Lodge Meeting
The National Grand Lodge of Good Templar elected and installed officers including Grand chief templar George Cottrell of Washington and grand vice chief templar Nettie M Parlet of Maryland. KE. C. Dinwiddie, District of Columbia, named superintendent with W H Clark of Wisconsin as secretary and A A Anderson of Pennsylvania as treasurer.
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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 Republicans united in race for mayor term
Public debates draw massive crowds as Tom J. Johnson seeks a third term against Willam E Boyd in Cleveland. Party unity emerges after Hanna era. expert accountants audit city books. guardians of decorum keep proceedings orderly amid vigorous campaigning and strong voter registration.
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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 shifts bets in Akron on Herrick race
Cleveland dispatch reports Secretary Taft's Akron address cooled Republican confidence in Herrick. Bets from Cincinnati for a $60,000 plurality were bet away by Tuesday as Democrats sought more wagers, signaling shifting political odds in Ohio.
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Pecal
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Taft
Akron
Herrick
Cincinnati
Senator Dick Speaks in Columbia on State Issues
Special to The Washington Poet reports in Columbia Ohio that Senator Dick, standing in for Senator Foraker, focused mainly on state issues and the potential national impact of a Democratic victory. He did not address railroad rate questions, but praised Cincinnati leader George B Cox.
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Washington
Columbia
Ohio
Foraker
George B Cox
Cincinnati
Foraker Improving as Campaign Hopes Rise
Columbus Ohio October 26 Senator Foraker's condition was improving and he replied to Gov Herrick's sympathy telegram that 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 signals readiness for war in wartime addresses
Berlin reports that Emperor William declares Germany must be ready for war as he speaks to Saxon officers at Dresden and to officials in Berlin. He urges young Germans to bear arms and cautions enemies while praising Moltke at his statue 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 meeting
Members of the Congregational Church met to address the severance of pastoral relations with Rev S M Newman D D who resigned due to failing health. They praised his 21 years of service and his personal kindness, noting his role in civic and church life in Washington. A committee to nominate a new pastor was named with Dr Newman added as a member.
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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 at sixty five
William E Lant of Philadelphia died in Rome aged sixty five after a prolonged illness. He was a former merchant of Blair County and Lancaster resident, survived by Julia Dunn and three children. Mass will be offered by Mgr Kennedy at the American College chapel for his repose. Also noted: Count Tersannes of Peru and Maj Gen Sir Charles William Wilson died recently.
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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
Cleveland to Speak at Morton Monument Unveiling
Ex President Grover Cleveland and party arrived in Pittsburg on train 2% over the Pennsylvania lines at 7 06 and left for Chicago on the Fort Wayne route at 8. He travels to Nebraska City Neb to attend the unveiling of a monument to the memory of J Sterling Morton Secretary of Agriculture in Cleveland's second cabinet. Accompanying him in the private car Rocket were Mrs Cleveland Hon Paul Morton and family Wirt Morton and other guests. Morton spoke of Equitable Life Insurance being shaped conservatively and strong as the Bank of England and hoped investigations would show benefits outweighing imperfections.
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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 reports arrivals from New York with La Sevole and La Tourains and Rhein bound for Havre and Bremen. Liverpool notes arrivals of Cedric from Liverpool and Baltic from New York via Queenstown and Southampton with Keiser Wilbelt sailing to New York via Cherbourg.
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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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Leo
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Su Warys Cemetery
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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
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Usher
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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
London
Charles William Wilson
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
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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
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