Maryland Likely to Split Electoral Vote in 1904 Contest
Maryland faces a split electoral vote with Taft carrying likely seven electors and Bryan one. Across the nation returns show Republicans leading in several states, while Maryland’s tally remains contested and a split outcome anticipated as officials finalize figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bryan
Taft
United States
Amumuny
Missouri
Miasouri
Republiansat
Brean
Yat
Waiea
Sherman
Ohio
Harmon
West Virginia
Ican
Tadiane
Marshall
New York
Hughes
Kengal
Minnesota
Johnson
Demester
California
Illinois
Washington
Michigan
Nevada
Iowa
Oklahoma
Georgia
People's Party
Manager Karn Leaves Orpheum in Atlanta
Ben Karn, Orpheum manager, resigns effective Saturday to supervise a new vaudeville theater at Luckie and Forsyth. He plans a September 1 opening. Weber & Rush deny plans for another theater and note the city already hosts eight circuits. Karn will remain in Atlanta to oversee the new project while Weber & Rush insist they will operate only the Orpheum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kahn
Orpheum Theater
Tendecea
Atlanta
Luckie and
Forsyth Streets
Taurkty Andorayth
Weber & Musilang
Pereyshaml Luckie Streets
Orphepm Rheuser
Din Weber & Rusk
Chee
Aumbux
Wiz
Roned
Orpheum
Atliante
Jie
Sfar Thin Cit
Weber & Rushs
Weber & Rush
Andea
Mannist
Weber & Ryan Company
Manniat
Weber & Burl
New York
Luckie Street
Piedmont Hotel
Klaw & Erlanger
Zyric
stairs&Haylin
Huon
Columbian Amusement Company
Keith & Proctor
United Booking Company
Hammerstein
Roosevelt Fox Hunt Amid Loose Bridle Scare
November scene in Genersa valley details Roosevelt and Miss Ethel in a fox hunt when a horn slip sent Miss Roosevelt toward a tumble. Harry Wilgon of Geneanes helped control the horse as a brief scare passed and a horse steadied. Harvard president Charles announces retirement to focus on aging faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hake Roosevelt
Baugor
Genesses
Erner Roosevelt
Seyn Ellet
Cambridge
Ciase
Wovermer 'S
Charles
Harvard University
Teal
Lange
Harvard
Biot
Healt Co
France Refuses to Apologize in Casablanca Crisis
Paris reports France will not release deserters or exchange apologies as Germany presses for a public reproof over the Casablanca incident. Jules Cambon has been ordered to seek arbitration while Clemenceau warns he will resign if Parliament does not back the stand. Germany seeks only a formal expression of regret, denying a broader settlement, amid a tense diplomatic standoff across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wille
Germany
Casablanca
Foreign Legion
France
Emperor Wiliams
Jules Cambon
Berlin
St. Petersburg
London
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Teja
Oftelal
Citeles
Prince von Radolln
Cabon
Wiens
von Rueiow
Europe
Prince von Buslow
Austria-Hungary
Near East
Frussia
Great Britain
Aca
Italy
Seirpe
Foreign Office
United State
Clemency For Curtis But None For Morse
New York reporters describe the verdict in a federal circuit court where Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtin were found guilty of misapplication of bank funds and falsifying books while conspiracy charges were dropped. Jurors recommended mercy for Curtin. Morse received none. Both men were taken to the Tombs prison after bail motions and sentencing are scheduled for tomorrow. Mrs Curtis showed emotion. Morse's wife expressed relief for her husband’s fate as the crowd absorbed the dramatic result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Morse
Finance
Alfred H. Curtin
National Bank of North America
United States
Eircuit Court
Alo
Hough
Tombs
Ajie
Maxisam Peealty
Mr. Curtta
Morac
Morse
Curtis
Moore
Thin
Urtia
Soleran
Jaroré
Oreman
John Elder
Morsa
Curtly
Eldey
Elder
Aired Y. Curts
Morsy
Mr. Curtis
Im Triad
Wile ‘Islermet
Alfred Gd. Curtis
Bern
Curtis Ster
Pop
Auinnin
Dodge
Moree
Abel
Penitentials
Hommel
Honest Men in No Danger From Dishonest Interests
Ohio November 5. Taft spoke to the Cincinnati Commercial Club, a longtime member's crowd, urging honest business and strict enforcement of laws against dishonest methods. He warned that all federal interests face rigorous enforcement while lawful business may proceed, stressing the need for knowledge of statutes and sound policies for enduring prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineinball, Ohie
Cincinnati Commercial Club
Willian H. ‘Taft
Taft
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Fatt
Lineata
Cincinnati
Big
Vision Of Auto Wreck Drives A Woman Insane
Mrs Josaphine Wagner of Brooklyn becomes violently insane in a hospital after an auto accident on October 2. A companion was killed in the crash, and the scene of the collision haunts her, though physicians deem recovery unlikely. The auto occupants were never found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Wagner
New York
Mra
Josaphine
Wagner
Brooklyn
Mangled Boy's Body Found Under Trolley Car
New York on November a trolley accident left a mangled boy’s body trapped beneath a Second Avenue trolley. The motorman claimed no memory of a collision, and the scene caused witnesses, including women, to faint. A salvage team freed the body, later identified only by clothing, with one boy believed to be about three years old. Police arrested the motorman on homicide suspicions as investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lis Drake
Second Avenue
Jess Ried
Ho Polles
Nimetyminth
Strent Pict
Jfovty
Taft Clubs Seek White Georgia Appointments in State
The League of Taft Clubs in Georgia advocates white-only leadership amid disfranchisement laws set for 1909. They push President Taft to replace black officeholders with white Republicans and name Henry Jackson or William Tilson to key posts, promoting Fulton County figures as potential appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonex
Helr Rice
Georgia
Incompublican
Taft
Republican Party
Taft Club
Aid
Tett
Brownsville
H. A. Rucker
Atlanta
Henry & Jackson
Fulton County ‘Taft Cins
Fulton County
Georgia Association of Taft Clubs
IF. Carter Tate
Tilson
Judge Taft
Yale
Georgia Fair Weather Ahead Friday and Saturday
Georgia experiences fair weather with visiting temperatures and variable winds. Local date provides a forecast of lowest and highest temperatures, mean and normal values, with rainfall in 24 hours and excess figures since the month start and since January, based on reports from local weather stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benermily
Marsland
Ben Iahn
Wao
The
Karn
Vivian Whittacker
Parteti
Lata
Decatur
Ale
Hm Smith
Lucite Regory
Nime
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Utah
Fiallroas -Coshontis Wera
Kilie
Ory Tofelon
Clemercy
Curtia Hacriet
Peta
ICE
KING
North Caotina
Greenshoro
N. C
North Carolina
Reptitionn Cine Gromamen
O. H. Cowles
Majorit John
G.grant
League OF Taft Clubs
Oma
Avlanta
Abilene
Boston
Vlear
Buffalo
Elouny
Baltimore
Clear
Charlesten
Chariotte
Elen
Chattanooga
Chicago
Dinetman Floud
Corpus
Detroit
Galveston
Jaybonville
CIA
Palesting
Apt
Savannah
St Louis
I¢aanbgeton
AO Prye
MAS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!