Tamman y in Panic Judge Temperament Exhibition
A stagey letter addressed to Albert B Kerr, Bernard Campaign Club president, is described as a pointed exhibition of judicial temperament. The piece, typewritten and scratched, ties to Gaynor opposition and Tamman y campaign tactics with references to Hearst, Gaynor, and political rallies across New York. The report notes intensified campaign events, speeches, and clashes between Tammany and reform forces as Election Week nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B Kerr
Bernard Campaign Club
Kerr
Durlands
Tannard
Gay - Poe
Liaupeurinr
Fement
Hearst
Nis
Focal
Dleas
Teaty Tamman
Muétson
Piare Garden
Lhen
Barnard Confinlidon
Taft Enumerates Waterway Plans in Natchez Visit
President Taft spoke in Natchez on river improvements, praising women as progress aids yet quarreling with Speaker Cannon on bond funding. He cited historic river work from St Louis to New Orleans and urged continued inland waterways development amid a festive reception by the city’s residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Louie Business Mens League
Uncle Joe
Bt Low
New
O Iinisters
Joe
Uncle Jo
Crodena
Taft
Natchez
Uncle Joe Cannon
Caron
St Louis
South Pass
Mississippi
James P Eads
Brazos River
Missle Apps
New Orleans
St Gouls
Salamis Rebellion Sparks Naval Battle In Athens Fight
Mutinous Greek naval officers clash with loyal forces at Salamis near Athens. A torpedo boat Sphendana is hit, rebels led by Lieut Tibaliog withdraw to shelter. Official reports say arsenal was briefly recaptured and two loyal sailors wounded. Mutiny and political tensions escalate as the military league contemplates responses and appointments.
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Crete
Lient
Tibaldes
Military League
Athens
Themistocles
Salamis
Sphendana
Tibakiog
Elevsis
Levaina
Puros
Itaigt
Ges
Meer
Piraeus
Salanus
Chicagoans Uphold Crane Invitation From City Leaders
A Chicago invitation signed by fifty city leaders asks Charles R Crane, then minister designates, to be guest of honor at a dinner in his New York whereabouts. The signers defend his public service and protest unfair characterizations while praising his advocacy of American interests and Taft era policies.
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Chicago
H Kohlsaat
Harry Pratt Judson
Charles G Dawes
George E Roberts
George R Peck
W Samham
James B Forgan
M Felton
AJ Larling
Victor F Lawson
Orient
Taft
Shanghai
Telvial
Swindle Wets $500000 In Promissory Note Scam
Emanuel Goodbart and Melvie Kine were found guilty in criminal court of obtaining about 3500,000 from businessmen by posing as publishers of a business directory. Advertising customers signed a contract that allowed the tearing off of the upper page to create promissory notes, a ruse that converted contracts into negotiable debt.
Night Rider Raids Alarm Tobacco Growers
Reports from Mazon county say Night Rider raids spark feverish excitement among tobacco farmers. Troops may be called from Wetlson to protect homes of Bona min Longnecker and George Xreita as Wednesday's actions urge every grower not in the burley pool to arm for defense.
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Burley Pool
Lexington
Mazon County
Wetlson
Bonamin Longnecker
George Xreita
Dorley
Taft Prods Cannon Latter Balks At Bond Issue
President's fleet arrives in Baton Rouge three hours late. Three young ladies greet each governor at Natchez. Executive compares Mississippi to a beautiful woman in a vivid, era reflecting scene.
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Baton Rouge
Natchez
Mississippi
Revolt Planned by Lieut Tibaldos Threatens Coast
Angry scene followed as Lieut Tibaldos retired to prepare a revolt and Col Taorbes informed Premier Mavromichatts. Government hesitated and did not arrest Tibaldos, allowing some actions before countermeasures. A friendly officer tried to dissuade him as coast defenses were held, and Lt Tibedos seized the loyal fleet threatening Vice Admiral Buduris who surrendered the arsenal under pressure.
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Lieut
Tibaldos
Col
Taorbes
Mavromichatts
Buduris
Tibedos
High Tax Aids Temperance Debate Across Britain
The budget debate in the House of Commons reports a sharp rise in liquor duty, with Lloyd George noting revenue forecasts halved to about 4 million. He cites large drops in drinkers in Ireland and Scotland, claiming up to 70 percent and 50 percent declines, and predicts major social gains from temperance.
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Ireland
Scotland
Washington Post
London
House of Commons
Austin Chamberlain
Lloyd George
Demand for Higher Wages Sparks Railway Worker Talks
Cleveland and New York dispatches describe a looming wage increase movement among railway workers led by President Yee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Grand Master Stone. Talks in Chicago with other unions hint at a referendum among over 100000 members east of the Mississippi, while Brandenberg faces a New York court over a spurious letter claim and abandonment charges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Yee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
WT Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chiaga
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Mississippi River
Conservatives Rally To Oppose Gomez Administration
Havana October 2 A meeting of the national committee of conservatives decided to chart the party future ahead of Congress. Prominent speakers condemned President Gomez as a failure and urged active antiadministration action. A resolution to abandon supportive policy was unanimously adopted. Rumors say Gomez may offer cabinet posts to appease conservatives.
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Havans
Naional Committee of
Congress
Gomez
Htte
Morgan and Prince Ally in Berlin Exposition
Cable exchange shows Henry of Prussia and J Pierpont Morgan agreeing to cooperate for the Berlin 1900 exposition. Morgan expresses pride to work with the German honorary president and wishes unity for both nations.
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Henry of Prussia
Berlin
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Henry OF
Prussia
Prussia. Mr Morgan
Prince Henry of Prussia
J P Morgan
Hair "Rats" Ordered Out by Kansas City Telegraph Co
Kansas City Missouri October 993 A postal telegraph company order requires women clerks and operators to discontinue wearing rats in their hair after November. The central office insists on the rule, drawing indignation from staff who say modern hats need a rat to hold them in place.
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Kansas City Telegraph Co
Kansas City Mo
Richards Olsterd
Postal Telegraph Company
Millionaire Shoots Self After Note to Family at Hotel
Edward Stein hauser an 88 year old Pittsburg financier worth over 100000 killed himself at the American House after writing a farewell note to his mother sisters and grandmother. He registered as Lawrence and asked for a well lighted room then shot himself. authorities found his body with a gunshot wound and a note requesting his body be prepared before his relatives learned of the death.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Edward Steinhauser
Armerican House
North Side
Amercan House
Wow Lawrence
Os Wilson
Benn Avene Pillsburg
Tila
Mamma
Annie
Grandma
George
Lawrence
Colm
Teant
Financier Thrown By Horse In Central Park Injury
Charles Dyed, head of Carnegie Trust, severely hurt after being thrown from a saddle horse in Centre Park. Mir Dickinson sustains a brain concussion and is listed in critical condition. The incident involves Carnegie Trust officials and several financial and railroad company officers.
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Dirriannon
Carnegie Trust Company
New York
Charles
Centre Park
Mir Dickinson
Ketchel Johnson Fight Film Shown At The Post Tonight
Motion pictures of the Ketchel Johnson heavyweight title bout held in Colma California will be shown in front of The Post building tonight starting at eight o'clock with a repeat at nine. The Post reproduces the footage at great cost so Washington viewers may scrutinize the famous struggle up close. All lovers of boxing are invited.
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Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Colma
Cal
Post
Washington
Park Savioga Bank Deposits Reported For November
A damaged OCR fragment references a bank named Park Savioga with mentions of deposits or pay day. It includes month November and numbers resembling a date or amount. No clear event, person, or organization beyond the bank name is established.
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Park Savioga Bank
Iu Dade
Montey
Crowds Gather Night Before Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island
Long Island roads to Garden City and vantage points fill with autos as 26 cars prepare for the Vanderbilt Cup race. Night awakenings, ferries, and bridges bustle with vendors and spectators while banking turns aim to reduce danger and speed.
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Grand Stand
Garden City
Long Island
Manhattan
Attempted assassination near mayor in Cleveland cafe
A report claims Austrian Joven Olanytk fired at Mayor Tom L Johnson through a cafe window at noon. Johnson and a companion entered as the shot fired, but the mayor was not harmed and continued into the cafe. Police say the shooter made no real attempt.
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Cleveland
Tom L Johnson
Joven
Olanytk
Mayo Johnson
Johnson
Rioters Attack Seoul Station Burn Partially
About 300 rioters attacked the Seoul Station of the Seoul Fusan Railroad at midnight. The building was partially burned and the rioters dispersed, then regrouped and moved northward. No casualties were reported as authorities deployed a garrison to quell the disturbance.
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Seoul Korea
Union Station
Seoul-Fusan
Pantomime Headlines From A Shaky Page
Confusing OCR notes mention Greek rebels, Vanderbilt Cup race, public figures, and a range of scattered items. The readable fragments reference political talk, sports results, and local notices, with no coherent event or outcome.
War grows as Zelaya fights Nicaraguan government
Costa Rica vows neutrality and refuses clearance to ships aiding Nicaraguan exiles while Salvadoran forces mobilize to repel invasion threats. Isidore Hazera named new minister to Washington as Nicaragua fractures over Atlantic coast rebellion and provisional aims to create a separate Atlantic state republic. State Department maintains neutral stance but opposes any plan allowing Zelaya to retain power in Central America.
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Costa Rica
Bluefields
Imdoro Hazera
Washington
Weabington
Panama
Salvador
Zelaya
Figueroa
Alfaro Salvador
Nicaraguas Coast
Honduras
Puerto Cortex
Davilaig
Felaya
Costa Ries
Elles
Nicaragua
Bocar del Toros
Revolutioniars
New York
Pla
Bolanos Nicaraguan Consula
Isidore Hazera
Rodolfo Aspinosa
Bolanos
Atlantic Coast
Juan J Estrada
Revulutorists
Managua
State Department
Legally Dead Man Ends Life in Germany and New York
In a grim incident, August Baer aged about alive in Germany for two years commit suicide here after an overdue $520 debt. Mrs Mary Seibert, who shared his rented room, reported Baer had $2600 on deposit in Saxony. Baer pursued a German court action for possession of the funds, was declared dead, then returned to his old home where his sister initially recognized him but the courts would not admit he was alive. She later agreed to pay him a yearly annuity of $5.
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St Louis
Germany
Baer
Mary Seibert
Saxony
Liner's Life Belts Found After North Sea Storm
A Cherbourg report states life belts from the North German Lloyd steamer Kronprinze were found off the coast of Normandy after a severe storm along the northern French seaboard. Grand Camp suffered damage with two fishing boats lost and many houses destroyed as tides swept the town. Ships and ports in Britain and Ireland reported damage and disrupted service amid rough seas.
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Paris
Cherbourg
Bremen
York
Normandy
France
Grand Camp
Judge Holt Praises Loebs Efforts In Smuggling Case
In a New York court Judge Holt capped a sentence for Philip Musica who admitted underweight cheese import, ordering one year at reform school and a $500 fine. The judge stated he appreciates the vigorous crackdown on customs corruption and noted current administrators are making earnest efforts to stamp out abuse despite prior criticism of Collector Loeb and officials. United States Attorney Wise urged a punishment to support efforts to prosecute big crooks, while defense counsel challenged why some figures were not subpoenaed. Musica’s plea highlighted ongoing tension between prosecutors and defense during crackdown at the port.
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Washington Post
Philip Musica
Hol
Myuca
Fimira
United States
Wise
James F Vail
Holt
11A
Customs Service
Rushmore
Defence
Hyland
Wall
Musica
Treasury backs Loeb amid New York customs fraud probe
Treasury officials in Washington express support for Collector Loeb as investigations into New York customs fraud proceed. They note immunity promises to several implicated individuals, while Secretary MacVeagh’s stance appears cautious. Consuls abroad are blamed for enabling much of the corruption through ignorance or indifference.
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Charles Dyer
Orton
the Treasury
New York Custom House
Washington
New York
M. Sortons
Long Se
Customs
Newark
Sorton
Special Agents Division
Treasury Department
Chance
Dhief
Atabonea
Philadelpti
Secetary
Maceagh
Loeb
MacVveagh
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Stash Avenue
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Arsiius
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Cannon
Tait
Teaver
Tiballos
D Sisapproval
Tanthea
Milite 5 League
Jamer Nasal
Whittian
League
Tigaldus Veho
Mm Hater
Manesser
Astra
Afti
Lieut Tibaldos
Col Tsorbas
Baltimore and
BR. R
Pimlico
Baltimore
Galtiness
SLA
Baltimore and Ohio
R. FR
Perosylvania
Brederick
Keedyavills Hagers
Camden
Wout
Pimiica
Congressional 1
Brandenburg Agamin Court
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Morgan and
Prince
Pittsburger
Ketchel-Johnson
Hest
Strang
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Winwle
Chevrolet
Willx
Buich
Nadstu
William & Vanderbilt Jr
Seoul Station
Agan
Retura
Tarmeny Taft
Custom House
Dr Cook
Alexandriea
Mre
Mackay
Wade Hoills
Lakes-to-Gulf Waterway
Croker
Somal
Jeffries
Johneen
Johnson-Ketchel Pictures
Western High School
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Kronprinzessin
Cecilie Lad
Uhl
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Treasury
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Merton
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