Hughes Gives Up in Jamestown Amid Health Recovery
Jamestown dispatch reports Governor Hughes rose after rest with improved condition and plans to speak in Buffalo tonight. A special Erie train carried him and his party at 10 05. Dr L D Alexander, threat expert, was telegraphed to meet him for examination as national and state Republican committees scramble to fill tonight’s engagements.
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Jamestown
Hughes
Buffalo
Erie
Alexander
New York
National
Hitchcock
Woodriff
Empire State Express
L. D. Alexander
Mayor Reilly Nominated for Congress in Meriden
In Meriden on October 3 Mayor Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden was nominated for Congress in the second district at the Democratic convention. Waterbury’s Thomas Homs presided, with delegates from both cities and figures Senator Hurley John W. McDonald Daniel Allman and Eugene Bullivan in attendance.
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Meriden
Thomas L. Reilly
Congress
Thoms
Waterbury
Hurley
John W. McDonald
Daniel Allman
Eugene Bullivan
Stone Throwing Trolley Case Sentences in Bristol
Simon Kuret and John Kurati of Terryville pleaded guilty to throwing stones at a trolley car in Bristol police court. Each received 30 days in jail, with Kuret fined $3 plus costs for fare evasion after being ejected from the car on September 25.
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Bristol
Conn
Simon Kuret
John Kurati
Terryville
Carame
Putnam Mill Pond Murder and Contempt Decision
A badly decomposed body of an unknown man was found in the mill pond. He was about 50 and dressed as a working man. Two letters addressed to Henry D. McHugh of Attawangan Conn and signed Beatrice J Higgins were found in his pockets. Letters were written at the state hospital in Tewksbury Mass urging the addressee to stop drinking. Sheriff Lane of Westchester County N Y was found not in contempt for failing to deliver Harry K Thaw to a US marshal for bankruptcy proceedings in Pittsburg.
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Putnam
Henry D. McHugh
Attawangan
Conn
Beatrice J. Higgins
State Hospital
Tewksbury
Mass
Beranton
Archibald
United States Court
Lane
Westchester County
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
United States
Pittsburg
Bidwell for Senator in Fourth District Nomination
Hartford Oct 3 Democrats of the fourth senatorial district nominated A A Bidwell of Glastonbury for senator from that district.
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Bidwell
Hartford
A. A. Bidwell
Glastonbury
Connecticut Weather Forecast Shows Cool, Fair Weekend
Forecast for Connecticut calls for fair and cool conditions tonight and Sunday with slightly warmer temperatures and light westerly winds. A high pressure area over the eastern lake region brings pleasant weather in central and eastern sections while a trough from New Mexico to North Dakota brings rising temperatures and little rain in the western parts.
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Connecticut
Lake
Tae
New Mexico
North Dakota
Record pace and wrecks mark Brighton Beach 24 hour race
At Brighton Beach New York October 3 six of twelve starters remained in the mad 24 hour race as leaders shattered previous records. With cars exploding and drivers injured, No 5 led No 6 No 8 and No 2 through hour twelve while repairs consumed crews. Police officer Pickett was critically injured. driver safety noted amid spectacular crashes and flames as racers pursued a possible near 100 mile addition to the record.
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Brighton Beach Race Track
N. Y
Brighton Beach
Pickett
de Palma
Chevvelet
No 9
Fickett
No 10
Young and Doty
Michener
No 2
Cobe
Bloch
No 15
Strang
Robertson
Winters
Ladwell
Laurent
New York
Chevrolet
Uncertain pennant race shifts after October games
The National League pennant hinges on outcomes as Pittsburg tops New York by under a point after yesterday’s double header. New York holds four remaining games left to finish, with Chicago two. Pittsburg faces St Louis today while New York meets Philadelphia and Chicago goes to Cincinnati. In the American League, Detroit leads Cleveland by four, with Chicago thirteen back after yesterday’s defeat. New York Club Appeals: New York National league club appeals President Pulliam’s ruling that the New York Chicago game was a tie, with National League directors to meet Monday in Cincinnati.
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New York
Yesday
Pittsburg
Chicago
Polo Grounds
St Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pulliam
National League
Sinston
Indignation Meeting in New Milford Backs No License
The New Milford Business Men's association reports a town wide indignation meeting protesting false statements about local license. They present facts showing improvements in the year with no license, noting higher trade and deposits, and appoint a committee to publish the town’s prosperity across state papers.
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New Milford
Hitchcock Sends $3000 to National Republican Chair
Seattle Oct 3 amid fund raising by Washington Republicans, a draft for 3000 dollars, the first installment of a 20000 dollar campaign fund for use outside the state, has been sent to Frank H Hitchcock, chairman of the national committee.
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Hitchcock
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Republican, Committee
End of Sixteenth Hour Rally Scores Reported
The standings show several drivers in a tense race. Simplex driven by Lescault leads at 810 miles, followed by Rennault driven by Basle at 802 miles. Lozier with Mulford at 742 miles and Thomas with Martin at 738 miles remain in close pursuit.
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Simplex
Lescault
Rennault
Basle
Lozier
Mulford
Thomas
Martin
International congress on tuberculosis session at National Museum
Washington Oct 3 The International congress on tuberculosis met in general session today at the National Museum. Seven sections closed last night and the long program focused on study of the tuberculosis problem. Resolutions were referred to a general committee for discussion. Dr Robert Koch's stance on human and bovine tuberculosis is expected to provoke debate. Dr T J Stafford reported Ireland’s financial condition limits institutional treatment. The exhibition runs to Oct 12 with about 10000 in cash prizes and medals for top exhibits.
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Washington
Angin
National Museum
Robert Koch
T. J. Stafford
Ireland
Stafford
Yale Syracuse game forecast under frosty football skies
New Haven reports frost signals kickoff weather for Yale versus Syracuse with coaches and lineups noted. Syracuse touts strong line averages near 200 pounds and seven veterans, while Yale lists a near typical eleven led by Kilpatrick Hobbs Andrus Biddle Goebel and captain Burch. Boston politics and Hyderabad floods appear in brief nearby items. Yale faculty restrict Sunday church absences for students traveling home and require parental written requests for home-church attendance.
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New Haven
Yale
Syracuse University
Howard Jones
T. A. D. Jones
Syracuse
Hobart
Hamilton
Kilpatrick
Hobbs
Andrus
Biddle
Goebel
Cooney
Burch
Fire at Crest Hall and Ocean View Hotel in Winthrop
Fire at Crest Hall and the Ocean View hotel on Ocean boulevard Winthrop destroyed two large summer houses and several cottages. Three East Boston steamers and soldiers from Fort Banks and Heath assisted as flames threatened nearby properties. Loss estimated at 150000 with two guests reported missing. Most guests escaped, including about 85 people at the two hotels. Fire began in Crest Hall, spreading rapidly through four stories before reaching the Ocean View and adjacent structures.
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East Boston
Boston
Mass
Crest Hall
Ocean View
Ocean Boulevard
Winthrop
Crest
Forts Banks and
Heath
A. C. Dumont
Cincinnati
Martin
Ocean View Hotel
Cresthall
Fred Hall
Ocey View
J. D. O'Brien
Deadly Auto Accidents Stir Brooklyn and City Streets
A series of early morning crashes in New York left one man dead Edward Ryan of Brooklyn and Miss Josephine Wagner gravely injured with a fractured skull. Twelve others were injured and four cars damaged as a large touring car fled the scene. A taxi collision on Broadway near 104th street sent occupants flying from overturned vehicles. A Brighton Beach race party touring car crashed into a lamp post at 103rd street and Broadway, with several bruised passengers. The report notes a safety patrol and ongoing investigations.
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New York
Edward Ryan
Brooklyn
Josephine Wagner
Mr Ryan
Miss Wagner
Ryan
Broadway
104Th Street
Brighton Beach
103Rd Street
Baved Street
Congressman Lilley Hosts Private Social at The Elton
Congressman George L. Lilley entertained a party of friends last night at The Elton. The gathering was described as a purely special session with no political discussion.
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George L. Lilley
The
Elton
Strike at Lynn Shows Mixed Picketing Across Factories
Lynn Massachusetts October 3 strike action continued with picketing outside shoe plants. More than 100 factories exist in the city but only about a dozen saw lasters at work today. Small groups urged workers to stay away from benches as observers awaited further developments later in the day.
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Lynn
Mass
Roosevelt to issue statement on Oklahoma Creek land ties
Washington October 3 President Roosevelt was to issue a statement this afternoon after hearings on Governor Haskell of Oklahoma and his relations to the Creek Indians land matter. The president released a letter from W In Sturdevant of St Louis saying Haskell’s September 30 statement about his connections with the Creek Indian scheme is misleading and imperfect.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Intercity golf series opens under crisp weather
Gardeney reports rough, bright conditions favoring Boston and New York players in today's Intercity golf matches. After Boston edged Philadelphia 8 to 7 yesterday, experts expect sharp scoring and a tense contest over the trophy donated by R. W. Lesley of Philadelphia. James S. Literman spoke at Mattoon on the Sherman campaign as he plans a cross state tour ending with Evansville. In Arizona a Williams blaze destroyed a block of buildings including Nabbitt saleshouse with a Santa Fe line outage, fire amid strong winds causing about 150000 dollars in losses.
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Kerman
Toledo
James
Mattoon
Chicago
Indiana
Sherman
Evansville
Arizona
Albuquerque
N. M
Williams, Ariz
Nabbitt Saleshouse
Santa Fe
Loas
We Have Moved to 89 South Main Street
New business notice announces move to 89 South Main Street near Exchange Place. It promises continued service of same goods including best teas and coffees, with unchanged product quality.
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Exchange Place
Hotchkiss & Teme Pleton’s
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