Democratic conference in New York on Davis campaign plan
Henry Gray, Democratic VP hopeful, visits New York for a leaders conference on campaign issues. Senator Gorman and national and state committee chairs plan to discuss plan changes, field work timing, and coordination with Judge Parker and other national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Gray
Tme
Gorman
Maryland
William F Sheehan
National Executive Committee
Cord Mevir
State Committee
Hippus
Parker Iff Po
David B Hill Willem
Albiny
James J Smith
New Jersey
John RB McLean
Ohio
Jame Vo Grutter
Pennsylvania
Belmont
de Lancey
Campagn
National Committee
Warslard
Notice: Marriage and Death Notices Placed in Multiple Papers
Notice states marriage and death notices in The Washington Post may appear simultaneously without extra charge in newspapers across New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Herald Collier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Ledger Pittsburgh Press Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard St Louis Post-Standard Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washegton Post
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston
Elerald
Collier Cincins
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia
Died List of Local Obituaries and Dates
A sequence of notices records deaths and funeral details for residents, including Mary t Bates, Ruth Louise, Helen E O, John A Jtlings, Harry W Rung, Chester Abe, and William H Towers. Services are set at private or church locations with dates in September and October and interments planned at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T Bice
H Bates
Moreau
Suniu
Ruth Louise
Ruth
Eughth Street
Dow Eli
Gak Hul
Jay
Chester Abelo
John
Wary Schnopp
Coat
St Marys Church
Nealle
J William Smith
Towers
Richmond Hill
William H Towers
van Hook
Twain
Sarah van Hook
James D van Hook
James i van Hookyi
Marvy
FJ van Hook
William
Riley
Piters
Second Street South
Pist
Tex
Undertakers R F Harveys Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Undertakers R F Harveys Sons operate at 1328 Fourteenth Street NW offering strictly firm class services with a commodious chapel. Telephone North 38. Price details incomplete in the notice.
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W.r. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Telephone North
Price
Woodruff Seen As Likely Gubernatorial Nominee in Republican Talks
Informal talks among New York Republicans at Saratoga hint Woodruff or Higgins as leading candidates for governor. Key figures like Senator Platt and Gov Goodell discuss a concise platform and delay firm decisions until after statewide consultation. Prominent leaders including Knight, Mish, and Depew converge as convention nears.
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Odell
Saratoga
Gov Cell
Senator Platt
Saratoga Lake
Gooden
Platt
Woodruff
Lieut Gev
Messrs Higgins
Goodell
Guy Odell
Woodcuffs
Higging
Erastus C Knight
Buffalo
Hamilton Mish
New York
Chauncey M Depew
Maine Election Forecasts for Governor Cobb Victory Likely
Maine voters head to the biennial election with William T Cobb the Republican candidate widely conceded by parties. Republicans forecast a 15 000 to 20 000 plurality, while Democrats expect about 338 fewer than the 1900 margin. Campaigns featured national speakers and broad county rallies, with high turnout anticipated. opponents include Davis Woodbury and Hapwood. Past governor planks show varying Republican margins in recent elections.
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Portland
Maine
William T Cobb
Rockland
Congress
Vermont
Cobb
Mr Cobb
Gyius W Davis
Waterville
Demon
Wwathan
Woodbury
Auburn
Prohibition
Wilbur G Hapwood
Skowhegan
Socialist
Is Fellows
Kansas
Soldiers greet Parker on Esopus stop en route home
The Eighth Massachusetts Regiment halted at Esopus on its way home from Manassas maneuvers and Judge Parker warmly greeted soldiers boarding a Kineston train. William J Sheehan urged a speaking tour and New York visit, while August Belmont arrived at Rosemount for talks with Parker before leaving for New York. Belmont and Sheehan pressed but Parker kept to his original campaign plan.
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Eighth Massachusetts
Esopus
Eighth
Massachusetts
Manassas
Judge Parker
Kineston
Judge
Peace Sermon on Arbitration by Rev Washburn
Oyster Bay pastor urges universal adoption of righteous principles and international arbitration as a step, but warns it cannot end wars. Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill attends church service and expects Fairbanks visit for Maine returns.
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H. H. Washburn
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Christ Episcopal Church
H H Washburn
Washburn
Charles W Fairbanks
Senrator
Fairbanks
Maine
Universal Alphabet Proposal Stirs Academic Opinion
Boston University circulates request for opinions on an international conference to adopt a universal alphabet guiding pronunciation of European languages. The appeal targets American Philological Association members and university professors, with endorsements from over 100 educators and a letter from Paul Passy of the Paris based International Phonetic Association.
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Boston University
Boston
American Philological Association
St Louis
Iroquois Theater Spotlight Operator Sought After Disappearance
Chicago Sept 11 evidence shows William F McMullen operator of the spot light at the Iroquois Theater during the disaster has vanished. State detectives and New York counsel have tried to locate him as prosecutors prepare manslaughter charges against Will J Davis theater manager Thomas J Noonan and stage carpenter Edward Cummines.
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Iroquois
Grand Jury
Chicago
William F McMullen
O ' Wierum
New York
Barnes
Will J Davis
Thomas J Noonan
Edward Cummines
McMullen
Tum
Three Killed In Wreck Near Mumfords Station Caledonia NY
A north bound freight on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line collided with a southbound freight at Mumford’s Station eighteen miles west of Rochester. Three men died and four were injured. The dead include Charles Tanner and James O Malloy both of Rochester. Thomas Dundon also of Rochester died. Disobedience of orders about passing is blamed for the crash. The trains were moving about thirty miles an hour on a sharp curve.
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Caledonia
Buffalo, Rochester and Fittsburg
Mumfords Station
Rochester
Charles Tanner
James O Malloy
Thomas Dundon
Indian chief dies by own act in dramatic coffin plot
In Bela Bella, Vancouver Island, an Indian chief reportedly bought a coffin and a keg of gunpowder. He placed the keg under his bed and, during the night, a massive explosion occurred, blowing his house apart and killing him. Fragments of his body were found amid the debris. The incident is described as a possible deliberate self-inflicted death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Political Gossip on New York Governor Nomination and Railroads
The piece discusses why ex Secretary Root declined the Republican bid in New York, noting the governor's leverage as a presidential stepping stone. It covers Roosevelt Parker tensions, Oyster Bay access, and railroads’ influence on voting, plus district nominations in Pennsylvania and congressional implications.
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Root
New York
Saratoga
Mr Root
Empire State
United States
van Buren
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Tilden
White House
Middle West
Garfield
Hayes
Ohio
Mixed Editorial Snippets Reflect Early 20th Century Views
A collage of brief opinions touches on Diaz visiting St Louis, Russia and Japan in potential war dynamics, U S immigration and public schools, Toledo’s school reform, Manassas military maneuvers, and a rising stock market. It records diverse stances from Des Moines News, Nashville Banner, Cincinnati Enquirer, Springfield Republican, Buffalo Express, and London traders, illustrating era concerns over diplomacy, education, military policy, and finance.
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Diaz
Mexico
St Lews Exposition
Des Moines News
Nashville Banner
Russia
Japan
Kuropatkin
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Manages
Springfield
Masa
Manassas
Buffalo Express
London
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Rapid Nerve Relief
Headache nervousness dizziness indigestion neuralgia are caused by sick nerves and are soothed by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills which stimulate nerve action and relieve pain almost immediately. They contain no injurious ingredients and leave no telltale signs aside from relief.
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Miles
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Widely Trusted Remedy
An advertising notice extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a reliable household cure for headaches nervousness indigestion and neuralgia. Testimonials from Mrs Danker of Moorestown NJ claim relief for herself and her mother. The promotion highlights a first package offer for 25 doses at 26 cents and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Miles
Mra G. Danke
W. Aa‘st
Moorestown
N J
Harvesters Close. 9000 Jobs Off Across Chicago Plants
Nine thousand workers lose jobs as International Harvester shuts McCormick and Deering divisions in Chicago and the Plana plant. Notices say shutdowns are indefinite while major improvements are planned. Union leaders claim the move follows the expiring labor agreement on September 15, suggesting a bargaining stalemate.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
McCormick and
Deering
Plana
WeCormick
Tlane
Enjoying His Vacation in the Mountains
A traveler notes Miss Van Cott’s boredom with rural monotony and her attempt to spark the locals with conversations about their lives. She learns the mail coach driver repeats the same routine yearly, while villagers seek change but find little to do beyond chores and routine travel.
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Miss van Cotts
Miss van Cott
Stumpyville
Jimmy
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Parker
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Merril Wis
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Wells M Rugges
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E M Johnson
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Fidelity Association
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Coronet
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Atkinson
Swager
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Universal Alphabet
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