Costs of Election Night Returns Reach Record High
Chicago figures estimate over 5 million dollars spent on election night machinery and staffing. Telegraphs and telephone lines, 7000 miles of wire, and numerous bulletin services supported press and public demand. Thousands kept halls open, with churches hosting fairs as returns streamed in from Colorado to Wyoming and beyond.
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Splendid Display of Colorful Floor Coverings Shown
A local showcase features bright carpets and rugs in plain and vivid designs. Prices are advertised as the lowest in town, promising striking options for home decor.
Dyspepsia and electoral suffrage notes in a single page
A fragmented OCR page reviews dyspepsia theories and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming digestion aid and widespread physician approval. It then surveys U S voting laws by state, noting who may vote, bans for non taxpayers and felons, and the complex suffrage landscape across the country. It mentions Chicago building foundations and large skyscraper weights, plus traction costs and nickel fares.
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President Roosevelt Returns to Washington After Oyster Bay Trip
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Washington on the Washington Express at 1:14 am. He appeared on the rear platform, waved to cheering crowds, and Mrs Roosevelt accompanied him home to the White House. Telegraphed election results reached him during dinner as he read district tallies with interest.
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Associated Press
American Professors Welcome in Germany for Winter Exchange
Berlin in November hosts Dr. Felix Adler of Columbia University and William M. Davis of Harvard as exchange professors. They delivered inaugural addresses in Le Grand Hall. Attendees included Emperor's representative Arinne Bitel Frederick and Aaron Liem Mussel of the foreign office, along with Ambassador Hill and many Americans. President Roosevelt’s letter praised German people and the aim to strengthen mutual good will and ties between Germany and the United States.
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Funeral in Dillon for Miss Neulsing K. Rasmussen
Special Dispatch reports two funerals in Dillon yesterday. Miss Neulsing K. Rasmussen, 22, died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness of pneumonia at the home of Mrs. Hans Madsen. Funeral at Presbyterian church with interment in Mountain View Cemetery. she had arrived from Denmark six weeks ago to join her sister on the Ashbageh ranch near Dillon.
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Funeral for Frank Pracksell Jr at Catholic church
The one year old Frank Pracksell died after a brief illness due to cerebral meningitis on Railroad Avenue. The funeral service was held at the Catholic church, with interment in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Mountain View Semnplery
Postponement Granted in Hains Brothers Trial
New York November 4. Proceedings led by Abe Hains brothers’ counsel sought a delay in the pending murder trial of Willian B. Aunts. Documents included expert declarations claiming Captain Hains is not of sound mind. Judge Axpinal granted a one week postponement. Joseph A. Shay said if Claudia Sillis travels to New York to affidavit the letters are false Tains’ counsel would pay $1,000. Shay expressed desire to have Mrs. Tamms testify.
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Anxiety Relief Through New Messages From Arctic Expedition
News from Point Barrow reports that the Steffanson-Amundsen expedition has secured sufficient provisions after reports of supply delays. Secretary Sherwood confirms a letter from Mr Stet Huon says the ship returned after damage and that about four tons of provisions have been obtained, likely lasting two years for the expedition.
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Philippine bandit pursuit in Mindanao amid unrest
Dispatches report a Filipino army unit from Wigan pursuing Morog bandits across Mindanao plantations. The force killed the outlaw leader and claimed several outlaws captured or wounded. Authorities say provincial security efforts will intensify to restore order in Mindanao and quell the rising violence.
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Wigan
Mbndinandala
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