Election Returns Cost Vast Sums Across Chicago
Chicago observers report that election night spending surpassed previous records with over 5 million dollars spent on telegraph and telephone service, newspaper bulletins, private bulletins, labor, and police presence. Tens of thousands worked to sort bulletins as crowds filled theaters clubs and newspaper offices. Women vote in Colorado Idaho and Wyoming signaling shifts considered by national party headquarters in Chicago.
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Colorado
Idaho
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Beautiful range of color carpets and rugs on display
A local showroom announces a striking collection of floor coverings in plain and bright colors. It highlights artistic designs and splen did styles with emphasized low prices and everyday low rates.
Dyspepsia and Suffrage Notes in Chicago and States
The text surveys dyspepsia forms and remedies, then shifts to voting rights and restrictions across states. It notes how various states exclude or limit voters, including convicts, Indians, duelists, paupers, and soldiers. It also discusses Chicago’s skyscraper growth, water withdrawal, floating foundation issues, and traction costs.
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Oklahoma
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North Dakota
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President Roosevelt Returns to White House After Election
President Roosevelt and wife reached Washington on the Washington Express at 4 pm. A large crowd cheered from the station platform while Secretary Straus joined the party. At the White House he and aides read early election returns transmitted via direct wires, noting a strong showing for his ticket in Oyster Bay.
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American professors welcomed in Germany amid war
In Berlin during winter term change, Felix Adler of Columbia and William M. Davis of Harvard gave inaugural addresses in the grand hall. Prince Frederick stood for the emperor while Baron Dem Busache attended with foreign allies. Ambassador Hill and many Americans witnessed as Adler read Roosevelt's letter expressing hope for mutual goodwill and strengthened ties between Germany and the United States.
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Funeral in Dillon for Miss Nealsine Rasmussen at Presbyterian Church
Special Dispatch reports in Dillon that Miss Nealsine Rasmussen, 22, died Sunday afternoon at her sisters home after a brief pneumonia illness. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church and interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Rasmussen came from Denmark about six years ago to live with her sister on the Ashbaugh ranch near Dillon.
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Hans Midsen
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le Ashbaugh Ranch
Funeral for Prackgell Child Held at Catholic Church
The 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prackgell Sr. died at home on Enlleond Avenue after a brief illness from cerebral meningitis. The funeral was held at the Catholic church with interment in Mountila View cemetery.
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Postponement Granted in Kains Brothers Trial
New York November. Hains brothers charged with killing William B Annis see a one week delay after counsel argued that expert witnesses say Captain Hains is not sane. Judge Aspinal granted the postponement. Shay said if Clauttn Hains returns to New York and clears the setters, he will pay $1000 and push to have Mrs Hains testify.
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aAspinal
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Anxiety Over Arctic Expedition Relieved by Message
November reports from the American Museum of Natural History eased fears for the Stefferson-Anderson Arctic Expedition. A note fromount Barrow New York dated August 2 said the expedition ship had wrecked but four tons of provisions were salvaged from the wreckage. Sherwood stated the supplies would sustain the party for two years.
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Philippine Bandit SLA Mainthi Menace in Mindanao
Illgan town forces pursue Moras band blamed for depredations in Mindanao plantations. Outlaws overtaken. authorities claim a victim killed and a sustained pursuit with 1640 dispatches reporting band displacement. Provisional reports mention cane crop disruption and possible restoration promises by local leaders.
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