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Senate and Assembly Near
Agreement, and Dix Will Get
Measure This Week.
THE TIGER EXPIRES HARD
foung Republicans and Derao
s. Ont o? Harmony with
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CARPET ? WILLIAM:
h^ro that what rouldn't kS .irc-omplished
"hllran times, under the leadership
"f men of the nbtlity and Htn-nRth of
Charles E. Hughes and Theodore Rookc
?alt, w;'b brumriu t<> (imh? in Democratic
timos by j0hr A. On. f.>r. *tnuiKi- OS it
may seem, Governor nix. ordinaiir> any?
thing but firm in opposition to T.im
? credited ertth an) stress?,
t\ boib-t in thi id value of
llrect nosninatlonSt brought the sitna?
s bead.
The Governor wh< I bsfrnsntasft of
his adh unc? d he wroald
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calls . rn to htm ami.
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itoned that he'd coll an oxtr.i
?hoy didn't act favorably on
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Vet. now that Tammany has surren?
dered the Democrats are rather ci.-id the
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Rochester Business Men Discuss
Commercial Situation.
"SHERMAN ACT ANCIENT"
Said to Furnish Congress Excuse
for Harassing Every Business
Authorities Have Overlooked.
n.iche*ter. Oet t.?Albert B Eaatt
preasaettf ?r tas Itarhaatrr Chan ?
Commerce at a asesta i ard oi
trustees, held iast T ??
bei "f gueotlona sal to the effi
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ti?n of the Congress Invest to oi
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Graf and Lies Down with Child.
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Republican Club Finds Items
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purposm 0r tbe rrasldtni of Um Dalt?d
States.
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way*s ea, the dov?lopine?t of
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and c?rtala Insurgents m
scrnpolous m their mlsrepr.Dtations
la the Mifi.ii. w.-st. Mr. Ta" rotent
hay- enjo) d that peace, bul I would
hayi been ? peace which far too clone?
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Iticol ful ?
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?if on "Insurgent stronghold" punder?
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to th? question they have bo?
iievr-,i to have "niy .me. charged
lent -i moderation .?"'i i
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with their faith so shaken In Um in
<h'i havi
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rain and mist and l>ore down Ofl
"lule. hfott hHd no time in which
to thtah or get The trata hud cesas
ho MSfldk r. ? .? the dark
roundtafl i long ? the cassai*
taar did not know of his dam." r until
the locomoti'" wm ten feed away,
afra Darnell and her daughters
tagine approeehtafl at the same mo?
ment, sod .Il shrieked1 in terror Th"
n??xt tastant their cries were h
th. crash of tin engine is it ran
loi g In! ? ? cab There a ere few
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the Uni . ? nd th< at ? ? re it th
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ut. nreninej buildings. ? me man, :
ilurnbl i i.tw atuden!
waiting; tor 'he local 1r.
standing; w. it tun a fe? feet ..| th"
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New Bronx Boulevard Report
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SIX INJURED IN "JOY RIDE"
Woman Probably Fatally Hurt
When Auto Hits Tree.
A.* a reiult of ? :,,\ rid-'' SHI persona
?"? probaki) fatallv, when
i ir.-. on Wood*
;i\?n Road, between Hambr?o?" hihi :
% ? n>i?-!?. Th> Bronx, early feste!
Infl, throwing lu eeeaoauiu U> I
The moat seriously Injured a Mrs Kitza
bath Banket N ?. I '..im ?
She la :n the Fordham Hospital
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BIRTH AND DEATH IT SEA
Both Occur in Same Family With?
in Few Hours of Each Other.
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Change of Management in
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THE ANSONIA
On Sunday morning, October 1st.
1911, the management of The
ANSONIA passed into the control
of the new Company of which
Mr. Frank W. Harriman and Mr.
Gustav Obendorfer, for twenty
years Managers of the Holland
House, New York, are Managing
Directors.
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thoroughly cleaned and sterilized
BORDER'S
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The Cleveland man sleeps on his
way home via the
Lake Shore Limited
?because its gradeless "Water Level
R ute" insures him a comfortable
trip and a perfeci night's test via the
ewYork Central Lines
Two Stations in New York
- Grand Central Terminal 5.30 p.m
es L25th Street Station 5.41 p ni.
Two Stations in Cleveland
V- rea at 105th v- i on 6.55 a.m.
Arrives gf l'mon Station 7.15 a.m.
Equipment: Solid ^trr\ cars, mahogany ?nteriof fintst electric
lighted throughout, barber, barh. vale- man1,
manicure ttoch reports, aa?w pape- -/cals.
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NEW-YORK
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Brooklyn 'Phone, 167 Mam

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