Havens Forces See Gaynor Elimination in Gubernatorial Race
Rochester Sept 26 supporters of James Havens claim Mayor Gaynor is not a gubernatorial candidate after his letter to Chairman Dix. Havens backers say Gaynor’s stand weakens his bid while upstate leaders doubt his ability to lead the party. Other leading contenders include Thomas N. Osborne and Representative William Sulzer.
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Puch
W. J. Gaynor
John A. Dix
C. Havens
Rochester
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Gaynor
Dix
James 5. Havens
Havens
Balzer
Democratic Party
Itia
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
Willig R. Hearse
Congress
Sharet
Hearst
Thomas N. Osborne
Auburn
William Sulzer
Retail Merchants to Form National Association
Washington merchants gathered at the Chamber of Commerce for a major plan to unify retail methods. Temporary Chair Joseph Strasburger led the meeting with Cuno Rudolph and W A Clark Jr detailing city and Richmond examples. Permanent organization to be completed in two weeks with officials including Mayor Paff and William F. Gude in support.
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Retail Merchants’ Association of Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Joseph Strasburger
Cuno H. Rudolph
W. A. Clark, Jr
Retail Merchants’ Association
Richmond
Association
Paff
Alexandria
William F. Gude
Chaper of Commerce
Crash Through Glass At Masonic Temple Leaves Man Hurt
Edwin Small a 33 year old negro shattered the glass roof at the old Masonic Temple after jumping from the second story while cleaning windows. He fell four feet onto the pane and was unconscious with head and body lacerations. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital.
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Ninth and
F Streets
Edwin Small
Masonic Temple
Porte Cochers
Small
Flo
Sultan of Sulu Seeks American Doubles and Palaces Visit
Sultan Haji Jamal Keram meets War Department officials including Gen Wood and Sec War Bell during a Philippine era tour. He admires the White House and American homes, plans a Philadelphia education for a relative, and asks for farming machinery while noting trousers disturb his entourage. He sketches meals with a pad and asks a waiter to note the royal order in his native dialect.
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Haji Jumala Kéram
Suly
Paft
Ausian
Hugh K. Scott
War Department
Lavonard Wood
Ata
Gen. Wood
Philippines
Army
Gen. Oliver
Bell
Sultan
White House
Mualit Wasit
Sulu
Data Raja Muda
Haji Panguma Tahir
Heji Mohammed Taib
Haji Gulamu ‘Resai
Salip Maydo
Hugh Scott
United States Army
United States
Charles J. Werble
Mr. Werble
Werble
Gulamu Rasul
Philadelphia
Artington
Sultan and Interpreter Twist Meals in Wordplay Feast
A quirky scene shows the sultan and his vizier dictating meal orders through encoded phrases. The royal interpreter Werble deciphers lines about golden queen melons and celery olives almonds, then matches a patent feed chopper victim to filet de sole, leading to further dish requests and playful wordplay.
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Werble
Fragmentary labor notes hint at halted royal collation
The text presents garbled phrases about labor, a Biro geo HD phrase, a reference to peach ice cream, and an epitaph, with mentions of a sultan and security. The readable parts suggest a fragmentary archival note rather than a cohesive event or claim, leaving the core facts unclear.
Sultan Praises Washington as Most Interesting City Visit
The sultan, touring the United States, found Washington delightful and called it the most interesting place he visited. He ranked New York higher only to failed to describe it, praised Washington Monument plans, and planned a Fort Washington excursion with aversion to long elevator rides. The group traveled by automobile, enjoyed theater acrobatics, and received many attentions during the visit.
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Col. Scott
Washington
London
New York
Paris
Sulu
Singapore
Pulten
Hej
America
Gift for Mr MacVeagh a Washington mansion gift
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh is to receive a costly Christmas present a sixteenth street mansion valued at about 250000 dollars under construction between Columbia road and Boundary Castle. Mrs. MacVeagh planned the surprise and will furnish the home by Christmas Day, with completion by November 1.
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Scretary
New Bedford Leads Population Rise in Thirteenth Census
Census Bureau figures show New Bedford Mass reaching 96 652 residents an increase of 34 210 or 64 percent since 1900 Salem Mass grows to 43 697 up 7 741 or 2 6 percent Taunton Mass rises to 329 up 3 223 or 10 4 percent Dubuque Iowa reaches 38 444 up 2 197 or 6 1 percent Also notes last baseball coupon deadline September 1 and cashing by October 1
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Census Bureau
New Bedford
Mass
Salem
Taunton
Dubuque
Iowa
Personal Liberty League backs Antivaccination push at hearing
At a Seventh Street meeting C W Carr led the Personal Liberty League in pledging full support to the Anti vaccination Society in its fight against compulsory vaccination for schoolchildren. Walter Balderson and Carr will address the Board of Education special committee at 3 pm at Franklin school, arguing for Charles Castle whose children were refused admission to Phelps School for nonvaccination.
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Personal Liberty League
Seventh
G Streets
Antivaccination Society
Fght
C. W. Carr
League
Antivaccination Sociéty
Walter ©. Balderson
Carr
Board “of Education
Ellen
Spencer -Massey
Charles Castle
Phelps School
Franklin School
TRUST BUSTERS AT WORK AGENCY EXPANDS ANTITRUST PROBE
The Justice Department investigation bureau, not waiting for Supreme Court rulings on Standard Oil and tobacco, now pursues more trust and conspiracy probes than a year ago. No matter how small, if it hints at a case, it is pursued. Officials see the end of trust agreements and focus on gentlemen's agreements with little tangible evidence.
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Standard Oil and Tobacco
Supreme Court
Investigation Bureau
Department of Justice
Weather Disturbance North Atlantic Westward Move
A weather bulletin notes a disturbance near the West Indies advancing westward, with cautions for vessels bound to the Caribbean. It describes cooler waves, showers in the Mississippi valley, fair skies beyond the Mississippi, and variable temperatures across the central United States with highs around the mid 70s in parts and lower readings elsewhere.
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U.S. Dent
Domalea
Iran
Reason
Aelahtic
Eakl Gulf
Misatssigot
Psig
Portland
Kanan
Miagoud
Ravero
Tate
Greek Lake
Ita
Spain
Cogata
Mortality Report Notes Homicides Down in 1909 United States
The Census Bureau annual mortality report shows 6 659 homicides and 2 152 deaths due to horses fatal injuries with 150 from lightning. Suicides total 9 402 while firearms nearly 2.3 percent of deaths. Accidents include railroad injuries 6 659 and burns 2 999.
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United States
Coneus Bureau
Wenie
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