Mass political gains as voters flock in quiet election day
Voters across New York and other states push to the polls despite apathy, with Hughes Hearst and Bryan campaigning late. Roosevelt casts early ballot in New York while Massachusetts reports mixed results with Guild and Moran showing early gains. Weather favorable and widespread turnout noted, with arrests for voter irregularities in some districts.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Hughes
Hearst
Bryan
Fusion
Plattsmouth
New York City
Brooklyn
Patrick H. McCarren
Mashpee
Draper
Brown
Lovering
Looren
Boston
Massachusetts
Hanover
Guild
Moran
Bartlett
Mike
Gullil
Socialists gain ground as voters surge nationwide
Nov 6 reporting heavy turnout across states with Republicans claiming gains in Idaho and Colorado. Socialists make inroads in southern mining camps while New Mexico braces for joint statehood victory. Voting machines debut in Salt Lake City and Ogden amid optimistic yet cautious forecasts.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
San Francisco
Reno
Salt Lake
Ogden
Alao
Agrarian Outrages and Ute Settlement News From Ireland and U.S.
Dublin reports show agrarian outrages widespread across the west and southwest with evicted farmers boycotted and hundreds arrested under martial law. Innumerable landlords and notable figures are praised for reinstating tenants, while U.S. dispatches note Roosevelt approving Ute grievances settlement and Taft inspecting forts.
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Dublin
Ireland
Western
Connaught
Royal Irish Constabulary
United Irish League
Wi. O'Brien
M. P
Gillycuddy
Lord Dunraven
Lord Ventry
Earl of Cork
George Cothurst
Earl of Limerick
George Pole Carew
Irish Land Commission
General Fair Meeting Next Monday Night
The New Mexico Territorial Fair association calls the next public meeting for Albuquerque residents on the second Monday in November the 12th. Officers will be elected and planning begun for the 1907 annual fair. Attend upstairs over Zolger's to elect new officers and prepare for the coming event.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Territorial Fair Association
Zolger
Election Returns At The Opera House
Election results will be read at the Mahara's minstrels show tonight at the opera house. Manager Matson reports a long greased wire connection from major election centers and expects prompt news. News chief Murphy of New York TimanyAda may comment after the performance.
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Washington
New York
Roosevelt
Jersey City
White House
Maneger Matson
Opera House
Matson
Weatorn
Murphy
A. Timany
Hughes
Ovary
Election delays and political turmoil in early 1900s Russia
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports General Stoensel in financial distress seeking aid to hire a servant. meanwhile elections for Douma may be postponed beyond December with talks of January 14 New Year voting. Officials blame a police officer for the delay amid obstruction and disputed legality. Paris reports foresee sensational Casino divorce hearings as interim measures loom.
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London
St. Petersburg
Stoensel
Port Arthur
Ervyant
Douma
Pee Prerail
Solkoff
Bert
Paris
Tomer
WIFE OF FORMER WESTERN UNION PRESIDENT DEAD
New Bedford Massachusetts reports the wife of a former Western Union president has died in the city. The brief notice notes the widow’s death and mentions the publisher Jamin Anthony of the Pens ees Avening Standard as a related detail from the era.
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Loulayne
Mra Marthe Greene
Norval Greene
The
Western Union
New Bedford
Mass
Jamin Anthony
Pensees Avening Standard
West Virginia Issues 500 Teaching Certificates This Year
Charleston West Virginia November 6 Superintendent T C Miller reports 500 certificates issued this year with 600 more than last year. Yet a widespread shortage of female teachers persists prompting further examinations on November 16 and 17. Small pay and short service terms blamed for vacancies. The Hokitablo Fanko Railroad opens a monster iron furnace after government purchase, with iron sand rich locale and 0 percent iron content promising steady supply for empire needs.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
T. C. Miller
Educational Department
Hokitablo Fanko Railroad Company
Ise
Élen
City Voters Exercise Right of Election Suffrage Today
Voters flock to Albuquerque polls amid favorable weather and a busy scene at precincts 26 12 5 13 as fusion and republican tickets vie for control. Reports describe quiet polling with some outside precincts leaning, arrests at Barelas Padillas, and shop votes from Santa Fe shops. Ballot handling varied with voters pocketing tickets and scratched ballots complicating counting later.
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Jelerke
Thoas
American Lunder Company
Albuquerque
Baretus
Padillas
Barelas
Andrews Club
Republican
Commercial Club
Elka’ Opera House
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Morgan
Superintendent of Elections
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Pric Mive Seuld
Guild St.Barnett
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Old Boston
Land OF the Golden Gate
Tate
Democratic
Gillattee
Cuicago
Illinois
Colorado
Denver
Nov. S
Idaho
Hoise
Chia
New Mexico
Banta Fem
van Dera YT
UTI
Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Taft
Columbia
Suitwell
All South Ireland
Far Western Plains
Col. Rodgers
Sixth Cavalry
T Wat Department
Panama
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort Robinson
Neb
Laavenworth and
Riley
Kansas
Texas
Georgia
Black Hand Outrage New
Lake Michigan
Louis Wright
William Thornton
Michigan City
Stuner Flynn
Vila City
MONG
Reading
Reading Iron Company
Ite
Beranton
Delawar
Lackawanna & Western
Con & Codes
St. Louis
St Louis
Navy
Saratoga
New York State
Federaion of
University of Columbia
Cornell
Medical College
Barnard
University of Pennsylvania
Count Boni
Anna Gould
J. A. Pegue
Second Street
W. L. Trimble & Co
Evening Standard
Cleveland
Ohio
Ward E. Beeman
Pauline Street
Wiliam Ogden
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