Seven States, to Vote in Major Election Roundup
A long prelude notes that elections will be held on Tuesday, November 7 in seven states and six large cities. It lists gubernatorial contests in Massachusetts Rhode Island Virginia Ohio and Maryland and state officer races in Pennsylvania Nebraska and New York City races in Indianapolis Louisville Salt Lake City and San Francisco and Chicago sanitary trustees and judges. Fusion battles and party tickets include Republicans Democrats Prohibitionists Socialists Socialist Labor Municipal Ownership and American party across multiple states and cities with detailed candidate lines for Massachusetts Rhode Island Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio Nebraska Pennsylvania New York and Illinois.
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Chicago
Fusion
Nebraska
San Francisco
Louisville
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Martin
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Union Labor Party
Prohibitionists
Socialist Labor Party
Rhode
Municipal Ownership Party
American Party
Foraker Cancels All Campaign Dates
Columbus Ohio Oct 30 Senator Foraker announced to Republican State headquarters that his physician forbids him to leave the house to avoid a relapse He can move around his home but cannot go outdoors and thus requests cancellation of remaining campaign dates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senator Foraker
RATE COMMITTEE COMING TO PRESS ROADSIDE MEETING
Chicago Oct 30 Armed with resolutions adopted by the Baconite convention on rate legislation a long statement says Chairman B H Cowan of Texas left for Washington to notify President Roosevelt of the Steinway Hall gathering action A notification committee will accompany Cowan including W E Hughes Murdoch Mackensie H E Burnett R Higoe and Joseph H Call The group will inform the President the meeting endorsed his rate policy and will accuse the railroads of attempts to back the convention.
JAP LOANS CALLED IN
Kuhn Loeb and Company as syndicate managers of the Japanese loans in the United States have called loans totaling between 15 and 16 million dollars for the last Japanese issue. Funds will be placed to the credit of Japanese fiscal agents in this country and will leave about 40 million dollars in balances for the Japanese government. No arrangement has been made to remit any balance to London.
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
London
Not Gen Sternberg's Place Dr Harding Heads Separate Sanitarium
Preparations are under way at the National Sanitarium Takoma Park Md to receive Dr George Harding the former chief physician at the State Hospital for the Insane Columbus Ohio who has resigned to take the new post A false report claimed Harding would succeed Gen Sternberg at the tuberculosis sanitarium in Washington Grove Md but the National Sanitarium is a distinct institution with no ties to the outdoor tuberculosis facility founded by Sternberg and associates
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Harding
National Sanitarium
Takoma Park
George Harding
State Hospital For the Insane
Columbus
Ohio
Gen. Sternberg
Washington Grove
Rew National Sanitarium
Gen. Sternberg and
Germany Seeks New Trade Pact With United States
Berlin Oct 30 German Chancellor von Buelow states Germany did not aim to harm US trade with tariff changes and new treaties. Ambassador Speck von Sternburg travels to Washington to present proposals for a reciprocal agreement while noting end of the 1900 accord will auto terminate March 1 1906.
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Berlin
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
New York
Bremen
Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Associated Press
Prince von Buelow
America
Rmany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Servia
Roumania
Russia
United
Hotels and Notables Listed Across States in Expanse of Guests
A long list details guests and residents staying at major hotels across the nation. Names span California to West Virginia with travelers and social figures securing rooms at Metropolitan, Shoreham, National, and Willard in cities like Riverside Denver New Haven Tampa Chicago Boston Albany Baltimore Philadelphia and Richmond. Notables include Hon H Sparkman Gordon Lee and Gideon Boer Icke among many others, reflecting a broad roster of prominent visitors and residents lodging at famed hotels.
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California
F. HL Spelch
Riverside
Raleigh
Colorado
W. F. Mason
Denver
Shoreham
Connecticut
L. Bronson
Pettes
New Haven
New Willard
Florida
M. Sparkman
H. C. McFarland
D. B. McKay
F. C. Bowyer
Tampa
Metropolitan
F Bentleys
Mabel Robey
National
Georgia
Gordon Lee
Chickamauga
Idaho
S. B. Kingsbury
Boise City
Illinois
Katherine G. Hill
Lincoln
Jessie D. Gillette
Eikhart
Edward J. Williams
Evanston
A. Pinker
F B Monahan
Chicago
HG Hancock
Timothy Shea
Peari
Indiana
G. M. Farnester
W. J. Scott
South Bend
Kansas
Howell Jones
Topeka
Kentucky
J. H. Brachkin
Covington
Maine
Hussey
Blaine
Clare
Houston
Epbitt
Maryland
George S. Wellington
Cumberland
Ebbitt
Edward G. Smallwood
Baltimore
G. H Kingatine
H. E Clamson
Port Depostt
G G Turner
W L Hobiitzell
J. Gould
I Adolsdorf
J Robinson
Brandywine
Massachusetts
Fouthampton
EO Reed
A. J. Mack
W. J King
T White
Boston
Michigan
Thomas Tapash
Quango
F Hamilton
Missouri
Edward Ie.lougan
St. Tula
Whit New Hampshire
H. E. Williams
Keene
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Concord
New Jersey
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
C C. Hardy
Newark
Arlington
Harry Orr
Camden
J. W. Davis
New York City
Edwin Tower, Jr
Ralph Starrett
W J. Mayer
L. G. Kaempfer
H M Kaempfer
F C Sommer
Riggé
Edward H Wales
Arthur Bradshaw
Robert J Boyd
George M. Cohen
G Millar
Meretin L Samter
Leo G Levy
J M Mashen
George Harris
Johannes Deitzen
W. H Leveriége
W Hallam
E P Buffet
George Erskine
H Hoskins
Jacob Isear
J. A Wood
Willam H Beebe
L D Barry
P. W. Pendleton
HH. Arma
M . Gries
Robert Harris
Charlotte
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy
Columbus
Hirbitt
G Dawes
Marietta
E Tonvall
Reusch
J W . Shrout
Cincinnati
Craig
Lima
Pennsylvania
Wayne MacVeagh
Bryn Mawr
G Berckmer
Philadelphia
New Willard Wi
Mith
Pittsburg
Gideon Boer- Icke
Rigge
H Glveir
H Walker
Clyde Mendenhall
Andrew Smith
W Floss
Weinburg
J W Tasmoyle
BW Cooper
D W. Abrams
JH. Clymer
A. Floss
Simon Burns
Fitteburg
A D Brookers
F. M Patterson
Uniontown
Sthode Island
Wireless message wanders from Key West to vessel at sea
A Colon Panama wireless report says a message passed between Key West and a distant vessel about 200 miles away, read by Colon station with an estimated range of 100 nautical miles. Navy movements include officers detached, recruits rendezvous Cincinnati, ships arriving at several ports, and a Caear was decommissioned. Pope receives Father O Connors private audience for Vatican report.
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Key West
Colon
Navy Department
Panama
Busy Days for Prince Warships to Annapolis
Annapolis Md Oct 30 the forerunners of the British and American squadrons accompany Prince Louis of Battenberg to Annapolis aboard a converted yacht and water barge with a government tug, as North Atlantic fleet sails from Hampton Roads. A schedule shows drills on November 2, a midshipmen dance and dinners, a football game with Penn State, and Washington visits through November 7, with additional receptions and potential British dinners. The Norfolk command meanwhile sails up Chesapeake Bay to assist the reception preparations for the prince.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
Yankton
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Prince Louis
Feot
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Spm
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Midshipmen
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West Virginia
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United States
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Alabama
Illinois
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Iowa
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Massachusetts
Army officers listed for examining boards and promotions
Maj. William H Cofin Maj Gran ger Adams Capt John McMahon Capt T Bennley Mott Capt William J Snow First Lieut Hleuthoros H Coole Tenth Infantry report to Maj Rudolph G Ebert at Vancouver Barracks Waeh for promotion Capt Percy E Trippe Twelfth Cavalry report to Fort Oglethorpe president of examining board for promotion fitness Capt Charles C Walcutt jr quartermaster cavalry relieved from service to take effect October 29 Ma l Mason M Patrick Corps of Engineers proceed from West Point N Y to Springfield and Boston Mass on official business
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George A Nugent
Philippine Division
San Franciaso
James V Heidt
Tenth Infantry
Joh R Lynch
Omaha
Netr
San Francisco
William J. Barden
Washington Barracks
Edward M. Markham
John §. Sewell
Richard Moore
Willis R Vance
Artillery Corps
Fort Washington
Fort Hart
Willis G Metcalf
Amos
Fires Corps of Engineers
Jacob G Galbraith
Edwin St. Greble
John & Baxter
Schuylkill Arsenal
Philadelphia
Henry T Kent
Mats
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Publi Service
War Department
Milo C. Corey
Department of California
Henry J. Goldman
Twelfth Cavalry
Francis M. Wall
United States Army
Fort Oglethorpe
John M. Morgan
Whham W Gray
Johnn BE. Greer
Ordnance Department
International A. & V. Tire Company
Milltown
Tillery Board
William H. Cofin
Granger Adams
John #. McMahon
T Bennley Mott
William J Snow
Hleuthoros H Coole
Rudolph G Ebert
Vancouver Barracks
Waeh
Percy E. Trippe
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Quartermaster's Department
Mason M Patrick
Corps of Engineers
West Point
Springfield
Bdston
Mags
Board to View Blankets at Schuylkill Arsenal
A board of officers led by Majors Jacob C Galbraith and Edwin St J Greble and John E Baxter will meet at Schuylkill arsenal Philadelphia to examine blankets delivered under Henry T Kent contract. The board may hire a stenographer and a textiles expert to assess quality and the effects of stencil letters TS and steaming on thousands of blankets.
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Jacob C Galbraith
Edwin St. J. Greble
Artillery Corps
John E. Baxter
Schuykill Arsenal
Philadelphia
Henry T Kent
Quartermaster’s Department
Admiral Baird Seeks Rest After 43 Years of Service
Rear Admiral G W Baird, superintendent of the State War and Navy building, has asked to be relieved after forty-three years of continuous navy service. Placed on the retired list April 22 at age sixty-two, he saw Civil War action twenty three times and contributed inventions now used by the service. He seeks relief due to declining health and a need for rest.
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G. W. Baird
Admiral Baird
Washington
Body Buried With Honors On Case Of Unknown Sailor
The Navy reports an unidentified body found afloat at Santo Domingo City on August 30 received full honors as a potential US sailor, but a board of officers found no evidence to support that identification. The Second Squadron First Cavalry arrived at Fort Sam Houston Texas on the 28th and the Third Squadron First Cavalry arrived at Fort Clark Texas on the 27th for station.
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Des Moines
Megtect
Navy Department
Santo Domingo City
United States
First Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Fort Clark
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