Labor party wheelbarrow bet ends in Anaconda stunt
In Anaconda West Park avenue saw James Riordan of the Deer Lodge Labor club riding a wheelbarrow pushed by J W James after a bet on election outcomes. The wager, decided by who would elect more candidates, concluded with Riordan riding to the Montana hotel corner while James waved a flag and blew a tin horn.
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Anaconda
Park Avenue
Wag
Deer Lodge
Labor Club
James Riordan
J. W. James
Mr. James
Main Street
Labor Party
James
Riordan
Cedar Street
Montana
Mr. Riordan
Democratic Managers in New York Question Upper County Returns
New York Democratic officials doubt county results and may contest at the canvassing board. They threaten court action if the tally remains disputed.
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New York State
Ballots Burned as Soon as They Are Counted
New York political fallout after election returns shows Democrats alleging defective ballots and protests while awaiting official figures. John A. Mason cites possible contests to canvassing board actions. Odell leads Republicans by about 12 thousand, with Coler’s ballot impact noted.
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New York
John A. Mason
Democratic State Committee
Mr. Mason Waa
Isa
Mr. Mason
State Board of
Dunn
Republican State Committee
Odell
Frank Campbell
J. A. Mason
Eliot Danforth
Campbell
State Committee
Greater New York Democracy
Bira S. Coler
John G. Cuneen
John Clinton Gray
Court of Appeals
Bird
Coler
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Colorado election reshapes state legislature and senate
Denver reports show Republicans winning a majority in the lower house while Democrats hold a Senate surge with 17 holdovers. Contested Arapahoe county Democratic seats threaten to unseat 14 representatives amid fraud claims and a looming party balance on joint ballot. Aichele faces writ for certifying dubious registration names, bond set at 500 dollars.
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House
Democrats
Senate
Arapahoe
Teller
United States Senate
David H. Moffat
Frank C. Goudy
Irving Howbert
A. M. Stevenson
A. B. Seaman
Edward O. Wolcott
Arapahoe County
Republican Committee
Johnston
Julius Aichele
Aichele
Governor Stamey and congressional candidates named
The passage notes Governor Stamey and others elected to congress as candidates for the office, with Stamey’s gubernatorial term expiring this year.
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Stamey
Nebraska returns favor Mickey for governor and GOP wins three
Lincoln reports complete returns from 84 of 90 counts show Mickey the Republican elected governor by about 5800 votes and McCarthy in the Third district Harris in the Fifth district elected to Congress. Boise results show GOP state ticket near 7000 majority and French possibly winning in Congress with a large Republican lead in the legislature.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mickey
McCarthy
Harris
Congress
Nebraska
Rhea Wins Reelection In Ninth District
Wytheville Virginia November 6 Late returns indicate Congressman Rhea Democrat reelected by about 25 votes. Until tonight he was thought defeated.
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Wytheville
Rhea
Canvass Seen Settling California Governor Race
San Francisco Nov six. With about 200 precincts still to hear from, George Pardee leads his democratic opponent by about 1800 votes. Democratic leaders say only the official canvass will settle the governor race. The state law committee met to discuss fraud reports but will wait for next Monday’s canvass.
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San Francisco
George Co. Pardee
Caminetti
Democratic State Committee
Law Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
Rebels Withdraw To Join Other Body Near Los Teques
Reports of a government victory in Venezuela proved false as insurgents pulled back from San Mateo toward Cua and Los Teques. About 2,000 revolutionists engage a government force while General Matos commands 9,000 troops against President Castro’s 5,900. Rail and telegraph lines see no recent contact. Three bridges on the German railroad near Los Teques were blown up.
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Willemstadt
Curacao
Venezuela
Malos
San Mateo
Villa de Colera
Cua
Los Teques
Matos
Castro
Jefferson Wins Delaware State Senate Seat By Narrow Margin
Complete Sussex county returns show Thomas W. Jefferson Democrat elected state senator from the Fifth district by seven votes over George E. Magee Addicks Republican. Legislature will have 27 Republicans and 24 Democrats in joint ballot with a Ninth district Kent county tie. Republicans hold a one vote majority but seven regular Republicans oppose Addicks, shrinking his U S Senate prospects.
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Wilmington
Del
Sussex County
Thomas W. Jefferson
George E. Magee
Addicks
Kent County
Add
Topeka Senate Race Heats Up After Election Results
Topeka, Kansas, November 6. With a Republican legislature assured, a vigorous campaign for United States senator has begun. The field centers on Charles Curtis, Chester I. Long, and William A. Calder, all recently re-elected.
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Topeka
Kan
United States
Charles Curtis
Chester I. Long
William A. Calderhead
El Paso Sportsman Dies After Desert Wandering
James Williams of El Paso, once of Pueblo Colorado, died from starvation and exhaustion three miles from Ysleta after wandering 50 miles in a circular trek while separated from a hunting party seeking antelope. His companions misjudged his return and hired Marianna of the Yssets to follow the last trail to his body.
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F Paso
Texas
James Williams
el Paso
Pueblo
Col
Ysleta
Williams
Marianna
Startling twists in Mason murder case at McLean asylum
Boston reports a watch linked to Miss Clara Morton murder at McLean asylum surfaces in a Cambridge pawnbroker. A white man and a colored accomplice are sought after Miss Agnes McPhee’s watch was pawned there earlier. Mason remains central as police pursue the colored suspect.
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Boston
Alan G. Mason
Clara Morton
McLean Asylum
Waverly
Cambridge Street
Agnes McPhee
Somerville
Jack
Mason
A. G. Mason
Miss Morton
Waverley
Prisoner escapes from jail in Townsend
Frank Owen held for burglary escaped after Jailer Hardy left yard duties. Owen closed the yard door, slipped to the sheriff’s office, climbed a coal shed, and was released by Professor Cronk. No trace found. barns searched. authorities suspect he plans to flee by freight train.
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Hal
Standard
Townsend
Hardy
Frank Owen
Owen
Sheriff's Office
Professor Cronk
Agreement Divides Gillman Estate Ties
Notice filed in Brooklyn Supreme Court outlines a settlement between half blood and full blood heirs of George C. Gillman the Bridgeport merchant. A New Jersey corporation will take over the business with 2 100 000 capital of which 1 200 000 goes to estate administrators to be divided among relatives four fifths to full bloods and one fifth to half bloods.
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New York
George C. Gillman
Black Rock
Bridgeport
All Quarters of the Globe Praise Pe-ru-na
An interesting letter extols the merits of Pe-ru-na as a health remedy. References to Ye Alpine Tavern as the famed California stop attract hundreds of travelers bound for Mount Lowe railroad excursions.
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Globe
California
Mt. Lowe R. R
Peruna Promotes Health Beyond Climate for Catarrh
Advertised testimony highlights how climate alone cannot cure catarrh and promotes Peruna as an indispensable addition. Anne L Turner of Echo Moun tain cites improved work and rest after using Peruna, while Harry Skinner endorses Peruna as a tonic for catarrhal troubles. Dr. Hartman offers free advice to readers seeking treatment.
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Limate
Peruna
California
Anne L. Turner
Harry Skinner
Congress
North Carolina
Greenville
N. C
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Henry S Gilbert Dies in Virginia City After Wagon Accident
Former Madison County leader Henry S Gilbert died after a wagon overturn near a bridge in the Virginia City country. He served four terms as Virginia City mayor and held county offices. Survived by wife and 14 children. funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Auditorium.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Henry S. Gilbert
Montana
Gilbert
Justice Johnson
Boyerstown
Kansas
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Margaret McNunn
Wilbert
Virginia City Lodge
Miner Kirbar Drowns Self on Yukon Trip
Advices from White Horse report the death by suicide of Frank Kirbar an Austrian at Klondike. He leaped from the steamer Dawson between Tantalus and Wirkman and was swept away to his death. Kirbar worked as a miner on No 8 above Hunker creek Klondike.
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Seattle
White Horse
Frank Kirbar
Tantalus
Wirkman
Kirbar
Yukon
Dawson
Hunker Creek
Klondike
Whitbrek and Jones Wed in Miles City Morning
Guy Whitbrek and Isabelle A. Jones both of the county were married this morning at the residence of C. W. Savage by Rev. Mr. McAlvin.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Guy Whitbrek
Isabelle A. Jones
County
C. W. Savage
Governor Toole Invited to Chicago Livestock Exposition
Helena Nov. 6 Governor Toole received an invitation to the third annual international livestock exposition in Chicago from Nov 29 to Dec 6. He stated he would probably attend with Dec 3 set as governor's day.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Chicago
No New Light on Tragedy at Inquest in Omaha
Coroner's jury returns verdict that Rev W C Rabe and Miss Augusta Busch died from gas asphyxiation due to carelessness. No new facts emerge. Mrs Rabe to arrive in Omaha Friday. Busch's only living relative in the U S is a brother in Hancock Mich. Crowd views bodies at morgue. church near Twenty sixth and Seward watched by photographers.
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Omaha
W. C. Rabe
Augusta Busch
Rabe
Buffalo
Miss Busch
Oak Park
Ill
Hancock
Mich
Twenty-sixth
Seward Streets
Smallpox cases reported in Great Falls resident
Great Falls on November 6 reports Arch Smith of 418 Third Street South taken to the pesthouse with small pox. His brother was removed earlier in the week with the same illness.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Arch Smith
Third Street
South
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