Typhoon wreaks havoc across Oshima and adjacent islands
A typhoon caused widespread damage in the province of Oshima and nearby islands. Over 2,000 buildings were destroyed and a steamer wrecked, with no clear report oflosses to life. In Pennsylvania a Delaware Lackawanna and Western wreck near Wilkesbarre killed five and injured several. Washington reports appoints Nave associate justice of Arizona Supreme Court and Captain Joseph L. D. Alexander as district attorney.
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Piiew
Oshima
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Delaware, S Lackawanna
Washington, D. C
Frederick 8. Nave
Supreme Court of Arizona
Tucker
Joseph L. D. Alexander
Phoenix
Nave
Marie Halm's American Debut Captivates NYC Audiences
British violin prodigy Marie Hall makes her United States debut with the New York Symphony at Carnegie Hall, hailed by European critics as the century's finest woman violinist. She travels a demanding schedule through fifty concerts, starting tonight, after a rapid rise from street performances to prestigious studies in London.
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Marie Hall
New York Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Miss Hall
Europe
Vienna
London
Bristol
Wesley
Royal Academy of Music
Cannon Mellows
Kruse
Wilhelm
Sevolk
Kubellk
Billy Stiles Said to Be in China Amid Rumors
A Phoenix visitor from Sonora claimed outlaw Billy Stiles may be in China, sending a letter to a relative that reached a local Chinaman. The missive reportedly included Stiles handwriting and requested its delivery, feeding rumors of his location. Despite unclear details, officials noted the letter’s unusual passage and origin.
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Phoenix
Sonora
Billy Stes
Stiles
Far East
China
Peat Tt
Rothschild Reaches Sixty Five on Birthday in London
London reports Lord Rothschild, head of the London Rothschild banking house, celebrates his sixty fifth birthday. Born November 8, 187? in Piccadilly, he is son of Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild and grandson of Nathan Mayer de Rothschild. Educated at Trinity College Cambridge, he held a party at Aylesbury in 1865. New York money market note follows.
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Lord Rothschild
London
Rothschild
Piccadilly
Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothacith
Nathan Meyer de Rothschild
Frankfort
Trinity College
Cambridge
Partapat
Aylesbury
Rousing Victory Signals Downfall of Bossism
In New York City McClellan leads Hearst by 3485 votes amid fraud claims. Tammany and bosses lose ground as Jerome is re-elected district attorney overshadowed by GOP wins nationwide. Massachusetts Republicans gain governor, Ohio backs Pattison. Boss Cox defeated. Salt Lake City elects anti Mormon mayor. Rhode Island trends Republican. Nebraska minor officials favored by big margins.
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New York City
McClellan
Hearst
Ivins
Tammany
Jerome
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Sebmitz
Chicago
Cook County
Ill
Pennsylvania
W. F H. Berry
Durham
J. Lee Plummer
Philadelphia
Ohio
Pattison
Boss Cox
Herrick
Maryland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rhode Island
Braska
New York City Mayoral Race and National Returns
The report notes three mayoral candidates in New York City with little nation wide interest. Nebraska remains solid Republican with a sweeping victory. Salt Lake City sees the Anti Mormon ticket win with Bara Thompson elected mayor by a narrow plurality. Massachusetts final figures show Governor Guild Republican and Bartlett Democrat, with Republican Draper defeating Whitney for lieutenant governor.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Salt Lake
Bara Thompson
Massachusetts
Boston
Guild
Bartlett
Draper
Whitney
McClellan Leads Hearst In Borough by Small Margin
New York election returns show George B. McClellan ahead of William R. Hearst by 3 485 votes for mayor with recount possible. Jerome leads Osborne for district attorney by 11 450 as Tammany suffers losses across boroughs and offices. Hearst vows recount and court challenge while Jerome pledges full count. Steady stock market unease noted amid franchise concerns.
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George B. McClellan
Wm. BR. Hearst
Greater
McClellan
Hearst
de Wat
Denio
Jerome
Bird
Coler
Brooklyn
William T. Jerome
Tammany
Board of Aldermen
J. Bermel
Queen's
Board of
Municipal Ownership League
Stammany
State Assembly
Manhattan
Bronx
Wicer
Ter
New York County
Prox
The
Republic Hnd
Supreme Court Jus
Ivins
Queens
Pat Richmond
Richmond
Osborne
Tajmany
Charles F. Murphy
Ta Ender
Contested 60th District Race In Early City Contests
Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan leads the sixtieth district as he calls for careful handling of returns from the eighteenth and sixtieth assemblies to ensure a fair count in a contentious mayoral contest. Bets in the commercial district center on McClellan, with conservative estimates around 100000, while a broker wagers 1000 that Hearst will win the official count.
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Gressman
Timothy D. Sullivan
Jerome
McClellan
Hearst
Pennsylvania Elects Berry Citywide Win Over Plummer
Complete returns from Philadelphia show reform party and city results with 148,679 for the reformist and 105,846 for the Republican candidate. Berry, fusion candidate for state treasurer, carried the city by 86,087 over Plummer. Berry’s statewide plurality nears 100,000 as Republicans win other offices. This marks the first state treasurer loss for Republicans in twenty-five years.
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Philadelphia
Noy
Reform Party
Berry
Treasy
Plummer
Baltimore Rejects Pet Scheme Of Boss
Maryland counties and city precincts report decisive defeat of the proposed suffrage restriction amendment. State comptrollership remains in doubt as full results are awaited. Senate is clearly Democratic. house composition awaits complete statewide count to know whether McCulloigh or Atkinson wins.
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Baltimore
Maryland
McCulloigh
Atkinson
Senate
Election returns show Pattison leads in Ohio vote
Columbus reports both parties claim victory but figures are uncertain. Pattison appears to carry the ticket if elected, while Herrick may win for the Republicans. Democratic leaders forecast large majorities in both state houses, with Cox withdrawing from active Republican involvement after the election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Yestreday
Pattison
Lim
Herrick
Garber
Rps Lican
Boss
Hamilton County
Associated Preay
Gta
Harvey Garber
Republcan
Dick's Statement Announces Pattison Victory in Ohio Race
Chairman Dick in Columbus on November 8 reported Pattison elected by about 25000 plurality based on early returns. He noted returns were incomplete and could not yet determine the legislature outcome.
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George B. Cox
Columbus
Pattison
Indianapolis Elects Republican For Mayor
With complete unofficial reports from most precincts, Charles A Bookwalter led over a Democrat for mayor in Indianapolis. The article notes Republican wins across New Jersey and Chicago, plus San Francisco mayoral third term and broad political interest nationwide amid surprising election results.
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Indianapolis
Charles A. Bookwalter
Areca
San Francisco
Lehmite
Union
Partridge
Fusion
Change Date of Inauguration Debated in Washington
Ashington November 8. The faithful committee studying whether to move inauguration to April 30 or the last Thursday in April met with full attendance including governors' reps. Weather and safety concerns drive the push for a later date, backed by public sentiment, with Congress expected to act this winter. Virginia Methodists in Danville open their annual conference with Bishop Galloway presiding and lay delegate elections to the General Assembly set for next May in Birmingham.
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Senator Hoar
Washington
Capitol
Harrison
Bates
Tennessee
Congress
Virginia Methodists
Danville
Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Charles A Galloway
General Assembly
Biercingham
Ala
Corner Stone of Jeff Davis Monument Laid in Richmond
Richmond Va Nov 8 The Virginia State Division United Daughters of the Confederacy gathers for the annual invasion with many visitors as the cornerstone of the Jefferson Davis monument is laid at Cedar and Franklin Streets. Funded by the United Confederate Veterans and Daughters groups the granite monument features thirteen Doric columns and a Jefferson Davis statue. Unveiling is planned for June 3 1907 during the Confederate veterans reunion.
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Richmond
Virginis State Division
United Daughter of the Confederacy
Tates
Jefferson Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Cedar
Franklin Streets
Richardson
Jefferson Davie Monument
Thomas McCulloch
Mra
G. Weed
Vicw
B.D. Taylor
United Confederate Veterans
Jefferson Davia
Eatward V. Valentine
Nolayd & Basiveryitie
San Francisco Struck by Fire Damaging Chronicle Building
Fire gutted the tower and upper doors of the Chronicle building in San Francisco last night while fireworks marked the election celebration. Estimated damage reaches 150000 dollars. the reference library survived with no injuries. Separately, a revolution in San Domingo prompted navy actions to keep peace as of November 8.
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San Francisco
Cal
Chronicle
America
N Domingo
Washington, D. C
San Domingo
Navy Department
State Department
Large New Mexico Salt Supply Described in Yearbook
A United States Geological Survey yearbook notes a salt deposit near Zuni New Mexico about 40 miles from the locality on the Santa Fe line. The lake salt is 26 percent sodium chloride and could yield large amounts via solar evaporation, with minimal washing to remove solubles.
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New Mexico
United States Geological Survey
Uc Ae
Galitp
Santa Fe
Side trips cheap for mining congress delegates
El Paso Texas November 8 delegates to the American Mining congress will have affordable side trips during November 14 to 48. Excursions cover Mexico City West Texas quicksilver and sulphur districts Arizona copper fields Guanajuato and Sonora silver mines and other mining districts. Rates include some trips less than a single fare for round trip.
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Mining Congress
el Paso
Texas
American Mining Congress
Mexico City
West Texas
Arizona
Guihuahua
Sonora
Reunion of Georgia Confederates Opens in Macon
The Georgia state Confederate Veterans association holds its annual reunion in Macon with large turnout from state camps. A parade is planned for tomorrow with Governor Terrell and staff, and the unveiling of a monument to the Women of the Confederacy. Emory Speer will give the principal address.
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Macon
Georgia State
Confederate ‘Veterans’ Association
Husbans
Terre
Bane of
Confederate Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Star
Resuming Investigation Of Mutual Life
New York on November 8 a resumed inquiry into the methods and affairs of the Mutual Life Insurance company began today after a temporary adjournment on November 26. A large number of witnesses has been sworn and the investigation will be ongoing tomorrow.
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Mutual Life
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
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