Gerrymandered politics and 1900s New York elections
A long political analysis discusses election day funding, party factions, and the likely outcomes of the governor and state legislature races. It argues Republicans will dominate the state legislature regardless of governor, notes gerrymandered districts, and outlines campaign plans for Hughes and Hearst with statewide and local tour details. It also mentions Broadway newspaper biases, and mob-like campaign strategies across cities and rural areas, plus a brief note on women golf officers in Chicago.
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Greater
New York
Hearst
Murphy
Hughes
Albany
Gov‘oor
State Senate
Assembly
Alton
Parker
State Court of Appeals
Twle
Senate
AC Hearst
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Voyages
Ocean steamer movements list ship names and routes with origins and destinations. Zeeland from Antwerp Ryndam from Rotterdam Kaiser Wilhelm Grosserdremen from Southampton Cherbourg Mohawk from New York Carmania from New York Queenstown Oct 30 Carla from Liverpool to New York due near dock Wednesday.
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New York
Arthvot
President defers letter as Root to define New York fight
The article details President Roosevelt's decision to not write a public letter endorsing Hughes. Secretary Root will speak for the administration to distinguish policies from Hearst. National Chairman Cortelyou and Timothy Woodruff coordinate the New York campaign amid persistent claims of executive interference.
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Timothy Af Woodruff
Hearst
Hughes
Root
New York
Utica
Cortelyou
New York City
Mr Thearat
Cartelyou
Mr. Root
Saratoga
Woodruff
Metcalf Mission Sought in San Francisco School Row
In San Francisco and Tokyo a debate over segregating white and Japanese children in public schools continues. Secretary Metcalf is to review data from the California board of education after a meeting with Japanese and Korean League representatives to discuss legality and treaty rights. The Tokyo government expresses confidence in Metcalf and praises U S actions, while Bishop Harris in Japan emphasizes mutual respect and cautions against race prejudice and anti American sentiment. The report notes Japanese pride and a belief in strong U S Japan ties amid ongoing disputes.
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San Francisco
Metcalf
Board of Education
Dats
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Thomas M. Crawford
Nott
Tokyo
Washington
United States
Harris Bee
Japan
Merriam Colbert Harris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Korea
Barria
Harria
Kahn
Omori
Great Britain
Philippines
Harris
Monroe Doctrine Not Dead Says President and White House
President Roosevelt reaffirms the Monroe doctrine as vital to American supremacy in the Western hemisphere. He notes Professor Burgess of Berlin claims the doctrine is obsolete as his private view, not official policy or that of the United States.
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Roosevelt
United States
Western Hemisphere
Urof
Jean W. Burgess
Theo‘dore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
White House
Burgess
Taft Speaks For Cannon At Danville Rally
Secretary Taft spoke to an overflow crowd in Danville urging the election of Speaker Joseph G Cannon. He arrived at 9 o clock and planned to speak again in Omaha, discussing limits on trusts and the remedies of the Republican Congress to regulate them. He stressed electing a Republican majority to support the President.
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Danville
Taft
Inter
Omaha
Nebr
Joseph G Cannon
Republican Congress
Hoos Guilty of Perjury in Hartje Case Denunciation
In Pittsburgh, Clifford Hoos a former Hartje household aide was found guilty of perjury for a deposition tied to the Hartje divorce trial. The trial concluded with a single ballot after a tense courtroom scene as lawyers traded accusations and the judge delivered an impartial charge.
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Pittsburg
Clifford Hoos
Augustus Hartje
Mary Scott Hartje
Hartje
Robb
Ned
J Scott Ferguson
Farguson
B. Frazer
NAMES ON LEAGUE TICKET Multiple Certificate of Nomination Upheld
The Court of Appeals rules in six New York County cases that the Independence League multiple nomination certificates stand. The appellate division had voided them, but the Court of Appeals held it had jurisdiction only on matters tied to the multiple certificate. Objections other than to the multiple certificate were not reviewable. The decision also touches on judicial nominations and certificate validity.
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Yary OS
TOF Wccls
Snart
Rothing
John J. Brady
Independence League
Hearst
League
Elves
Washington Post
Albany
Court of Appeals
New York County
Appellate Division
Adam Real Man Theory Divides Bible Conference Talk
Washington Post reports Dr. Townsend of Gammon Theological Seminary defending Adam as real man and Eve born from his rib. He disputes scientists on creation while suggesting Old Testament Eve hints at anaesthetics usage amid debates on ancient civilizations and evolution.
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Bpeckal
The
Washington Post
Chicago
Adam
Eve
Luther T. Townsend
Gammon Theological Seminary
Bible Conference
American Bible League
Townsend
George Frederick Wright
Oberlin College
Childrer
Israel
Red Sea
Sodom
Gomorrah
Town Marshal Acquitted In Glen Echo Case
Col. M A Winter fined the maximum penalty for speeding six miles an hour and ordered within town limits, after a trial in Glen Echo. Town Marshal Collins was acquitted by the town council on the conduct unbecoming an officer charge. The case drew witnesses from Washington Rockville and local officials. Both sides signaled plans to seek Supreme Court review if needed.
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Glen Echo
Marshal Collins
L. Leckie
Courtney
Winter
Mr. Fulton
Allen B. Hayworth
Washington
Collins
Harry Wardman
United States
Binte
Garrett
Col. Winter
Supreme Court of the United States
Boy dies after friendly boxing blow at church gym
New York October 3 John Bergen eleven years old collapsed in the Holy Cross Church gym after a blow over the heart in a friendly bout. His opponent John McGrath was arrested as authorities investigated the tragedy.
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New York
John Bergen
Hiteen
Holy Cross Church
John McGrath
Weather Outlook and Local Report From The Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau notes high pressure from the Upper Lake region to Northern Texas with fair conditions tonight. Expect improvement Wednesday and Thursday east of the Mississippi, cooler in Atlantic areas, rising temps along the Mississippi by Wednesday. Rain likely Thursday in the Upper Mississippi and Upper Lake regions. Winds shift along coasts from northeast to north, with variable patterns on the Gulf and Atlantic shores. Local figures show varying temperatures and humidity, with precipitation possible into the evening.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Upper Lake Region
Texma 4
Mississippi
Atlantic
Missispippi
Miaakaippi
Lake Regnion
New England
Midis Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Lake
Special Notices Bar Meeting in memory of Chief Justice Alvey
A joint meeting of the mariners of the Courts at the District of Columbia and Bar is set for Thursday November 1 1906 at 11 pm in the Ola Circuit Court Room City Hall to take suitable action in memory of the late Chief Justice Richard H Alvey All members of the Bar are requested to attend William F Mattingly President Charles W Claget Secretary Also notices about annual dividend and stock transfer cutoff dates and a Gullah annual meeting with election of officers and sodality reunion dates are listed with various dates and details.
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District of Columbia
Bar
Ola Circuit Court Room
City Hall
Richard H Alvey
William F. Mattingly
Charles W. Claget
Tia Firch Semannual
DIVI
Beenington
Speelyay
Pany
Wovernber
Jag. B. Lacke
Eod Nali
Toon
Bec
CarEnth
Cone
Sodality
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Queens
McCarren
Myr
River Front
Hay Felda
Toad
James 8. Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
A- 19
Sherman
Western Golf Association
Itwin
Midlothian Club
AT. H. Brower
Evanston
Mra. Wallace A DeWolf
Onwentsia
W. T. Beatty
Homewood
Mra. G. D. DeForreat
Riverside
Presiden
York
Crin
Mr. Hearst
Mr Hearst
Priciples
Roogavelt
Taro
Haris
Methodist Church
Mikado
Johnson
Georgia B ‘Johnson
Liner Society
United Banish War Veterans
Joseph E Smith
Green Methodist Churca
Delegatins
Spanish War Veterans
Lineal Society
Grand Army
Detroit
Prof. Burgess
Cannon
Hooe
New York Court of Appeals
O'Sullivan
Price
National Shoe Mfg. and Repair Co
Osullivan Worhfe
Flor
American Security and Trust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mohawk Valley
Triumph
Lansburgh G&g Bro
Eighth St
Glen Echo Cornell
Col. M. A. Winter
Ommean
Supshina
Mzain
Achovilie
Case Avanta
Adimnils Clix
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Tenn
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Nebra
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Utah
St Toula
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Miss
High Uise
Tota
F Street
Argo
Leese
Young
B. B. Earnshaw, & Bro
Qrochees
Uta” & M
H. Colburn
B. Colburn
Colburn Brothers
Radwat
Drmatus Sway & CO
BF Kim Street
Bier de Baie da Bear
Peter Grogan
Seventh St. Bet. H and I Streets
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave. N. W
H Streets
N. E
7Th Street
S. Ww
Steinway
Pann, Ave. N. W
Sanitary Oyster House
Pennsylvania Ave
Edward M. Colford
Phane M
Knabe
Bett Plang
WM. Knabe & CO
Ort
California
Vineyarda
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
Eleevnth and
E Sts
Christian Xandes
Manhattan
NE Cent
Omac Electric
Dept
Math
Wilson & Mayers
G Street
A. & Fona
A&p. Gorm
Sens
Peg Rennes
Atmore
Souemean
Crest Atlantic & Pacificz
Sts
H.W
Arlington
Arlington Fountain
Retel
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Louisiana Ave
D St
Ghr. Heurich Brewing Co
Maerzen
Liege
Phone West
Andle Highlands
Ashe
Berkeley Rye
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