October's favorable weather boosts cotton harvest across states
Washington reports November cotton prospects improving from October, aided by better weather in Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. Nearly all Alabama crop harvested and sold while Mississippi counties close to picking gains. Louisiana outlook up though October yields tempered by moisture. Texas sees three fourths of crop gathered with strong market activity. Arkansas benefits from overflowed land planted to cotton this year. Overall belt yield projected at 191.7 pounds per acre with state figures ranging from 110 in Florida to 280 in Louisiana.
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Washinatoy
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Comith
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Disgusted women and failed vote in Chicago
About 85,000 Chicago women registered, only 8,000 voted, and at least 5,000 of those were disgusted and vow not to vote again. Polls unsettled, judges and clerks amused by the sight, ballots widely miscast and many votes invalidated.
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Cuicano
Chicago
Gillie Stocking
TALMAGE'S FUTURE PLANS FUEL TALK OF LONDON CHICAGO
Brooklyn is abuzz as Dr. Talmage hints at future moves possibly embracing evangelistic work or a new pastorate outside Brooklyn. He cites three church buildings already built and notes travel could follow if he leaves the city. Rumors link London and Chicago as potential posts while he recovers from his world tour. In East Africa, German forces clash with Mawanoji tribes near Kilwa windje with shifting control and ongoing fighting.
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London
Chicago
Brooklyn
Talmage
Myrens
T. DeWitt Talmage
Round Brook
N. J
Weoklyn
Schermerhorn Street
Third Avenue
Green and Clinton Svon
Peach
Joseph Parker
Tenmie
Talage
Failure Announced by George E Sandon on Consolidated Exchange
New York reports that George E. Sandon has announced his failure on the consolidated exchange. The development comes as a notable event in financial circles, with markets watching for subsequent actions and potential impacts on related holdings and creditors.
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New York
George E. Sandon
Consolidated Exchange
Syrup of Figs Praised for Pleasant Taste and Health Aids
A fragment praises Syrup of Figs for its pleasant taste and effective relief, claiming gentle stomach action, respiratory benefits, and broad health advantages. It notes high recognition and mentions a price point around one dollar for California Syrup of Figs.
Tammany Faces Reorganization After Loss of Patronage
New York November 10 Tammany officeholders fear layoffs as Mayor Strong seems set to purge municipal posts. The expected removal power could topple Tammany grip on several key boards including estimates and apportionment, sinking fund, and street openings. A reorganization with new leadership and policy is anticipated, possibly led by Grant, with Mayor Gilroy stepping down.
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New York
Tammany
Strong
Board of Aldermen
Sinking Land Commission
Comptroller’s
Board of Estimates and Apportionment
Fand Commission
Board of
Board of Estimates
Finance Committee
Goff
Sinking Fund Commission
Colonel Strong
Comptroller
Gilroy
Tamma’y
Hall
Hugh J. Grant
Alwady
Grant
The Fight Is Over Republicans Claim in NC Missouri Returns
Brief dispatches report Republicans claiming victory in North Carolina as canvassing boards close. Missouri returns show Republicans carrying most districts while Democrats win several, with Owens and Denny contests, and Illinois and Colorado results noting a Populist victory in Denver.
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North Carolina
Wasmintoy
Babcock
Settle
Grexxspone
N. C
Washington
Socrats
Missouri
St. Louis
U. S. Hall
Wedding Attorny Stem Faces Duty on Overseas Outfit
In Cincinnati a Brooklyn heiress's son Miss Mary Halstead's fiancé attorney Arthur Stem battles customs duty for his Europe bought wedding attire. An England return led to seizure by a U S Treasury agent and appraiser as Stem fares unpaid duties. O'Shaughnessy ordered seizure and the outfit remains with federal authorities. A separate item notes James S Dodge of Crawfordsville Ind announcing candidacy for U S senator to replace Voorheen after a trial reversal in Thirteenth district.
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Stem
Arthur Stem
Mary Halstead
Marat Halstead
Brooklyn
Europe
America
England
Stein
New York
Cincinnati
United States Treasury
O'Shaughnessy
United States
Customs
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Hi A. Harris
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Jackson Street
Americus, Ga
Maker County
Merrel Callaway
Heal Estate and Fire Insurance
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Will
Cosino
Slater
Newport
W. K. Vanderbilt
The
Marble House
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F. W. Vanderbilt
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Lonpox
Minerole
Allen Clegg & Co
East Africa
Bruix
Kilwakiwindje
Baron von Ehrenstein
California
Rome
Royal
U.S. Gov't Report
Goodby
Tasnany
Tacoma
Wash
George W. Boggs
Port Arthur
Losvoy
Pall Mall
Gagette
Chee Fm
Faye Doc Ao
Eontee Win
Wel Hit
Owens
Lexinoroy
Denny
Boo Aahland
Fenditala
House of Representatives
Corey
East Liverroor
Taylor
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Ilinoia
Cubcano
Ilinois
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Arity
John Q. Rinaker
Illinois
Celegerion
Bowen
Denver
Mr. Bell
Congress
Mr. Bowen
Sais
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