Varied Snippets Highlight Colonial Praise and Global News
A jumble of items quotes Captain Palmer praising the Fittpines natives, Booker T. Washington on Tuskegee funds, Roosevelt’s city roots, and diverse notes on mills, coins of eggs in Peru, a New Brunswick key anecdote, water reservoir plans north of Phoenix, electric trials on ships, Depew’s directorships, and global trade tidbits.
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Washington Post
Fittpines
Charles D. Palmer
Manila
Arington
Strangs
Wilipinos
France Demands Turkish Compliance On Lorando Claims
Paris telegraphs note to Ottoman foreign minister seeking payment methods for Lorando claims and protection of Franco rights under treaties. Caillard’s squadron moves south for potential reinforcement while Rome and London position Mediterranean forces and Greek and Russian ships gather at Smyrna. vanguard ships and troops prepare for rapid deployment as dock repairs continue.
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France
Paris
M. Delcasse
M. Baptist
Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Franco
Turkey
Cailiard
Foreign Office
Mediterranean
Caillard
Hentfacio
Corsica
Strait of Messina
Condara
Cretan
Vantour
Admiral Charner
Port Said
Far East
Oulon
Rome
Psara
Klydra
Spetsia
Eurotas
Smyrna
Piraeus
Greece
Beirout
Syria
Cummins Victory Grows in State Assembly Vote
Des Moines reports show A B Cummins gaining big in state politics with a strong Republican edge. Returns from 792 precincts indicate Cummins ahead of the ticket and a projected statewide plurality near 92,000, while Democrats win few counties and the legislature tilts heavily Republican. Prohibition support rises to about 25,000 votes, with several counties delivering solid Republican majorities and few Democratic tallies.
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Des Moines
Spence
Cummins
Monona County
Whiting
Associated Press
Crummins
Phillips
Corrected List of Iowa Legislature Winners by District
Des Moines November 6 results show Democrats 18 of 100 House seats and 4 of 50 Senate seats. Republicans hold 72 House seats and 17 Senate seats with many districts listing names such as Whipple Vinton and Courtright Waterloo among others. The compilation covers multiple counties and candidates across all legislative districts in the state.
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Des Moines
House
Reputy Neuns
Mac
Adgair
W. H. McClure
Fontanelle
Republica
Adams
Cliinton
Crouse
Prescott
Allamakee
R. Bfufschmidt
Appanoose
Frank
Payne
Centerville
Audubon
Armstrong
Venton
Malcolm MeNle
Vinton
Wlack Hawk
C. A. Wise
Cedar Ially
Isoane
J. Barkley
Boone
Republcan
Bremer
Burton
Bweet
Waverly
Buchanan
Z. Pendence
Gueno Vista
A. J. Wilson
Marathon
Putter
Inde
John Pipher
Griswold
Repubw
A. J. Leech
West Bratch
Toublesun
Carvo Gorde
D. W. Ilurn
Clear Like
George F. Coburn
Pfeld
TH. Kolthoff
Dresden
Republic
Republic Quarke—M., L. Emypte of Oxecala, Tepitatean
TH. Cheney
Spencer
Republican
Clulon
C. Mordlehorst
Clinton
L. Hiker
Decatur City
Requilicent Delaware
George W. Dunhim
Manchester
Voyrurldfenn
L. M. Jaeger
Turlington
Dodds
Danville
Democrats
Hickinson-Emmet-Osceola-B. WW
Tebeinson
Army
Tepublican
Dubuque
A. Terrudden
Desmourit
Grundy
G. Kerr
Grundy Center
Guthrie Nite Wright
Stuart
Repube
Hamilton-Chorse FF
Christhin Af
Run- Gall
Repubtesa
Limcock-Wriehl
Pritchard
Belmond
Repubdean
Pliumdin
Miawk
Surry
Alden
Repubienag
Tesoit Ey L. Kling
Woodbine
Repanties
Entyee Wallitin Craven
Winfield
Republicn
Linwarth
W. Ik. Barker
Creguo
Re- Mba
Limboldt-Pocwentas
I. OO
Ghlehrist
Doruverns
Mpg
Blena Tda-Manga
Whiting
Whittig
Uemor
Lawa
August N
Suppy runs hampered by gunboats near Samar
Reports from Catbalogan Samar state despite closed districts supplies still reach the Insurgents. Night boat traffic from Leyte continues while sunboats hunt to block it. Capture of Lukuun's commissary dealt a blow to insurgents and raises risk of future supply. Leyte conditions hinder General Smith as junks aid insurgent movements and landing of provisions and clothes.
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Samar
Manila
Nov
sAdvices
Catabalogan
Leyte
Lukuun
Smith
Sumer
Whiting Stands Alone in Monona County Vote
In Monona County all Republicans win except Ida Monona representative Griffin. Whiting, Democrat, wins the Ida Monona seat with 1 178 to 1 2078 1 814 totals. Sheriff Elmer Strain and other county offices go Republican. Senator Hose wins Monona Harrison Crawford by a solid margin. Carey, Democrat, loses.
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Carter Poe
Borks
A. J. Hensy
W. J. Chase
Alton
Monona County
Onawa
Fyures
Cummins
Phillips
Griffin
Rely Whiting
Sherif
Elmer Strain
A. D. Smith
Lark
J. P. Johnson
Ralph Fessenden
D. J. Fisher
Whiting
Ida-Monona
L. Hose
Monona-Harrison-Crawford
John D. Carey
Denison
Demoecrat
Monona
Markets Report From Sioux City and Midwestern Centers
Market rounds show mixed activity across cattle grain and dairy. Prices for cattle, steers and calves vary by grade with reports of steady to strong demand in parts, while sheep and hog receipts trend sideways. grain futures move on cash prices and regional demand signals.
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VFL Riayn Wood Storg
Spavistuis- Mess Park
SG Love
Republican Sweep In Plymouth County Election Report
Unofficial results show Republican dominance in Plymouth with Cummins leading by about 400 votes for representative in LeMars. Cottell defeated by Pields for representative by 14 votes. Herron won sheriff by 14. Stans won treasurer by 62. Shoup kept superintendent by 401. Beely elected coroner for Democrats.
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LeMars
Cummins
Plymouth
Cottell
Pields
Tur
Herron
Weir
Stans
Winslow
Jilse
Shoup
Beely
CUMMINS CARRIES IDA IN heavily Democratic County
In Ida Grove arrangements the ticket skews Democratic with Cummings winning by 233 votes over a largely Democratic slate. Governor race favors Democrats. Republicans list Conn, Snell as minor officials. Several races show Democrats in key posts such as sheriff, superintendent, and supervisor, with Republican candidates limited to a few minor offices.
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Tda Grove
Cleveland
Gibraltar Capture Report and Dubuque County Ticket
Dubuque County apparently elects a Republican ticket with Dubie leading. Report notes Republican gains in county seats and possible endorsements for state legislature. Democratic influence appears diminished though details are unclear due to damaged text.
Cherokee Mixed Vote Tally Reports Democratic Sweep
In Cherokee county mixed returns show Democrats carrying a substantial share of the county ticket. Mentions of candidates including a Republican challenger for public office and returns from supervisoral districts indicate Democrats with a margin around 100 in one district and notable party presence in others.
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Cebu
Sutouk
Detmoeqad
Fur Pre Kte Mogan
Peputhuesca
Sherry Charity
Agnis Obsertson
Fares Ditton
Demerit
Marens
Orange City Wins Court House Stays In Sioux County
Orange City Iowa November 6 Complete returns for Sioux county except four precincts give Cummins a 1085 plurality.
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Sioux County Court House
Orange City
Sioux County
Cummins
Killed by the Cold near Pocahontas
Fort Dodge Iowa November 6 J L Schroeder an elderly man living near Pocahontas disappeared Saturday. A frozen body was found in a cornfield a few hundred yards from his home, covered by a large umbrella. He had started to drive home through rain and sleet, lost his way, and perished from cold and exposure. He left a family behind.
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Fort Dodge
J. L. Schroeder
Pocahontas
Schroeder
Pecahontas
Iis
Pouahontas
State Auditor Reports Record Jump in Bank Business
Des Moines Nov 6 the state auditor released a quarterly statement showing the largest increase in business on record. Total assets and liabilities for 229 savings banks reached 89 213 900 69 and 22 state banks 56 590 016 28. Deposits rose by 5 785 031 66, with bills receivable up 5 676 010 52.
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Les Moines
New Insular Case May Delay Pending Supreme Court Decisions
Justice department opinions suggest the Supreme Court may withhold rulings in the insular cases for weeks or months. The Alaska license case involves Corbus, a stockholder seeking recovery of license fees from Alaska Treadwell Mining. The core issue is Congress authority to tax a specific territory. A related matter concerns whether Congress can levy duties on goods from New York to Porto Rico.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
oMckis
Department of Justice
Alaska
Corbis
Alaska Treadwell Mining Company
Corbus
Scramble for Iowa State Jobs Reveals Low Number Of Openings
The Des Moines article lists governor office appointments and salaries, noting a limited number of state jobs. It details roles from secretary to governor to pardon secretary, requisition clerk, and staff, plus terms and pay for state health, dairy, veterinary, and dental boards and other commissions. It also mentions nineteen Capitol staff appointments with varied salaries and dates through 1902 to 1905.
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Dés Moines
Navy
Cummins
Sreegert
Iowa Vocational Guard
State Board of Health
John Shrader
Iowa City
Ber Statistics
Charles F. Wennenstrum
Fort Dodge
Joseph D. McGarragh
Des Moines
State Board of Control
L. G. Kinne
J. W. Miller
James A. Campbell
Ottumwa
John Warner
State Salary Commission
Witter H. Johnston
State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Semuel H. Johnston
Carroll
State Board of Dental Examiners
John 8. Kulp
Muscatine
Nor‘ris
Grinnell
Board of
Dental Examiners
Franklin P. Wehbber
Consider Groat Bill Chief Topic for National Dairy Union
At Dubuque Iowa on November 13 Congress man James Tawney of Winona Minnesota will speak at a National Dairy Union meeting. Ex Congressman William Grout of Vermont and Congressman James Davidson of Wisconsin are listed as speakers. The Grout bill will be the main topic and its passage at the next session of Congress discussed along with ways to support action. Dairymen are keen on tangible progress through this legislation and the union aims to advance dairy regulation.
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National Dairy, Union
Dubuque
National Dairy Union
James 4. Tawney
Winona
Min
Twaney
William W. Grout
Vermont
James H. Davidson
Wisconsin
Grout
Fire damages Greene Recorder plant in Iowa letterpress loss
A fire at the Greene Recorder office caused about $1,000 in damage when a gasoline engine exploded. The plant was damaged but the newspaper was printed in Waterloo on time today.
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Greene, Ia
Recorder
Waterloo
Mill Near Finish at Merrill Van Nov
Frank Hoese owns the new mill and elevator at Merrill Van Nov, nearing completion. Machinery will run at full capacity within a week, producing eighty barrels of flour daily. The combined structure measures 40 by 8 by 40 with a 20 by 20 by 2 tower, adjoining an 18 corn elevator of 20 by 40 by 40 with 15,000 bushels car corn capacity.
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New York Times
John A. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Theodore Roosevelt
Arthur
Morrison
Roosevelt
New York
Japan
Osaka
Peru
Jauja
Lama
New Brunswick
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Broadway
Neworunswick
Verde River
Phoenix
Chauncey M. Depew
War Office
Reveal Hospital
Dublin
Miliia Veterans
Tre'anil
Rosaritos Adres
Liverpool
Deir Qit
Tamburg
Liverport
Sweren
Peters Broolial
Christanto
Sitka
Juneau
Ohio State Journal
Ulshr
Weden Hag
Kansas
Switzerland
Germany
Totlon
du Chayle
Cassare
Douret
Jaureguiberry
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
State Assembly
Fiasulté
Lyon
Rock Ryptis
Lyon County
Aar
A. P. Weberg
Repubican
J. W. Woodburn
A. W. Grisell
J. H. Gilman
G. C. Wallace
Tmothy Donohue
O'Brien County
Wink
Crawford
Dennison
Crawford County
Hugh Langan
Cowles
Algona
Sac
Sac City
Sac ‘County
Joe Mattes
Charlies Safford
Adam ‘Teepell
A. T. Martin
Senate
Genton-Taina
Lw. C. Whipple
Llack Hawk-Grundy
O. B. Courtright
Wateriog
News
Vista-Humboldt-Pocahontis
J. K. Winnie
Humboldt
Carroll-Greene-Sac
Warren Garat
Goon Rapids
Cass Shelby
James J. Bruce
Anita
Chickasaw-Floyd
F. C. Spaulding
Marble Rack
Ciliga
Clarion
Wemys
J. A. Young
Wastington
Howard Winneslick
D. A. Lyons
Cres
Nerve
I. Mnaylig
Newton
Repub- Ell
Keokuk-Powesstick
J. T. Brooks
Hea
Rick
David A. Young
Louisa Muscnthio
J. MM
Eatatihans
A. Cah
Charien
Bibek
Malvern
Pepublican
Mitchell
Baton
Osage
Monroe
Kendall
Albia
Répubean
Montgomery
C. L. Stratton
Red Oak
J. J. Nichols
West Liberty
Pape V
Clatinda
Odeholt
Repubcan
Beatt
M. H. Calderwood
Fldredge
A. W. Haman
Davenport
Repubing
Shelby
W. M. Herbert
Harlan
Sioux
C. W. Carter
Mack Vailey
Greeley
Ames
G. Cold
Berlin
Repub- Cat
Taylor
W. D. Blakemore
Bedford
Anton—Chearles Emerson
Creston
Fi van Buren
Juce Nagle
Milton
Warren
J. M. Anderson
Indianola
Venpelio
N. F. Reed
Eldon
Wisen
Wayne
T. P. Walden
Allerton
Webster—S
Reservey
Winnebago-Worth
Eugene Secor
Forest City
Jenubiert
Winneshiek
Dr. J
Rame
Calmary
Woodbury
M. J. Sweeley
Sioux City
John J. Willctt
Ote
Aloux City
Bloux City
Chicago
South Omaha
Kansas City
Uuy
Duceiniz
Jaambs
Lake Mibpe
Minneapolis
Oye
IDA
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Siler
Eseepissute
Puppchomehap
Evervelifie
Siraugty
Gibraltar
Debuque
Dubie
Ory
Wlise Yate
Oquyudque
Euaire
Sroken
Akron
Harry Stone
Pittsburg
Kaw
Westfield
Ill
Antonio Napall
Chicauga
Livermore
Minnesota and St. Louis
Napall
Neebles
Dubneyge
Central Division
William HM
Minor
Arthur Maxwell
Iberylite
James Dawson
Greene
Western Division
Maryla
Moon
Sanborn
Charles Moon
Sanbern
William A. Powell
Frank A. Beott
Nock Valley
Bernard — Vanderloan
Theeflore Linden
Ernest A. Kanneberg
Spiritsnake
David Club
Danbury
Lewis Geffen
Marcus
Merrill
Andy Thompson
Foone
J. A. Ericesa
Iawa
St. Louis Exposition
M. Leach
Satary
Robert Knauer
Nea MoiNes
Sears
Carpenter
George WY Godsite
Newcomb
Seeeeeres
Quorge Wolga
Jaultress
Beven Janttors
Wlegutor Tender S
Tjecisessiessesteenese
Frank Hoege
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