Tammany Tweaks New York Mayoral Victory Details
New York voters delivered a sweeping Tammany win in the Greater New York mayoral race led by Robert A. Van Wyck with about 210,000 votes versus Low's 145,000 and Tracy's 100,000. Parker leads for chief judge with 283,967 to Wallace's 189,772. Democrats likely control the assembly while Republicans gain statewide clout.
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Low
Tracy
Wallace
Parker
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Seth Low
Citizens' Union
George
Gleason
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Wardwell
Judge van Wyck
Bird S. Coler
Randolph Guggenheimer
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Cleveland
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Congress
Chicago
Charles W. Date
Jdermen
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New York County
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le Titizen’s
Onlem
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King’s County
Typity
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William W Wallace
Assembly
Associated Press
Indians Ratify Treaty With Choctaw and Chickasaw
The Chickasaw legislature at Tishomingo ratified the Dawes commission treaty for allotment of lands and dissolution of tribal government. The vote was 18 to 10 with full bloods opposing. Also noted is a report from Washington on October coinage for 1897, totaling $10,426,000 including gold and silver.
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Arpmoree
I. T
Tischomingo
Dawes Commmission
Washietoy
Iowa State Election Returns Point to Republican Victory
The state ticket appears to win by 20 000 to 80 000 with a light overall vote and a stay at home bloc leaning Republican. In the county, Republicans carry most offices though Newcomb for superintendent and Wheeler for a supervisor show losses due to scratched tickets and low turnout. Majorities include Shaw 6100, Baker 590, Brown 904, Hill 188, Burton 404, McGovern 24, Smith 825, Emmert net 64.
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Newcam
Wheeler
J. M. Emmett
Kane
Tendent
Newcomb
Smith
Deeeeeen
Baker
Brown
Hill
Burton
Fusion
McGovern
Mem. Co
Local Notices and Visits Across Counties
County and vicinity activity includes P E Boesen visiting Creston with parents, Katie Emig visiting Atlantic relatives, G T White and family staying in Anita, A F Black and E N Hunt conducting county business, Mrs Henry Mehlman returning from Chicago, Prof C H Laartz vacationing in Atlantic, Hill of Atlantic courting votes, Senator Gear event in Atlantic, Chas Johnson returning from Drake to vote, and a Washington township farm rental advertised at 519 Walnut Street Atlantic Iowa.
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P. E. Boesen
Creston
Katie Emig
Atlantic
G.T. White
Anita
A. F. Black
E. N. Hunt
Henry Mehlman
Chicago
C. H. Laartz
Atlantic T
Mr. Hill
Shoris
Charles
Delphia Huff
John H. Gear
Chas. Johnson
Drake
Washington Township
Walnut Street
Iowa
Five Mile Grove Gossip and Local Incidents
W Z Lloyd is sick. Homer Everitt traded horses last week. Mrs O N Beckes’s Michigan sister visits. Rev St Clair visited the Grove mid week. Ed Gingery and wife attended Atlantic church. Will Bickett was kicked by a horse but not badly hurt. E E Harris family Buck Creek Sundayed with J N Lamb. Lyman Warren and family Lewis visited relatives. Elmer Pellett’s Friday night party well attended. David Lloyd’s burying a cow, accident broke harness. Chas Blocke offers full line men’s clothing and goods. Grace McFadden comments on Will Bickett’s town visits.
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W. Z. Lloyd
Homer Everitt
O. N. Beckes
Michigan
Rev. St. Clair
Grove
Ed Gingery
Atlantic
Will Bickett
E. E. Harris
Buck Creek
J. N. Lamb
Lyman Warren
Lewis
Elmer Pellett
David Lloyd
Chas
Blocke
Those Dreadful Lores They Continued to Spread In Spite of Treatment
Mrs A Gibson of Hartland Vermont recounts how varicose veins and a spreading sore healed after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She credits the remedy with curing the swelling and pain, praising Hood's as the best blood purifier and the one true medicine.
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Hood
Grove News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Calls
Grove notes show M Wallace using crutches and Etta Stoodt visiting, with Thad Acker family weekending in Bear Grove. Emma Blake returns from Massena, Mrs Sheppard from Audubon, Nellie Wildes from Griswold calls, and Nelsons discuss neighbors. Will Hyndman sighted locally as Chas Block advertises cash sales. Nellie Taylor from Atlantic to teach Clark's Grove this winter.
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M. Wallace
Etta Stoodt
Thad Acker
Bear Grove
Emma Blake
Massena
Mrs. Sheppard
Audubon
Will Hyndman
Grove
Will Colter
Ira Soper
Joe Blake
Nellie Wildes
Griswold
Chas
Block
Wilson Pratt
Nellie Taylor
Atlantic
Clark’s Grove
Levi Downs Nuggets of Economy
Levi Downs argues that price honesty and quality drive sales in fall trading. He touts direct-from-mills purchasing with spot cash, early-buying by experienced buyers, and a wide, unified product range under one management to reduce costs.
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Levi Downs
Grove farmers attend sale west of Cumberland
A crowd of Grove residents attended Mr. Maggaret's sale west of Cumberland last Wednesday. Chas Beekman and many Grove friends wish him happiness in marriage. A speech by Silas Wilson at Bear Grove Center drew several Grove attendees last Saturday evening. Rev. Stanley is set to lecture on the Battle of Gettysburg at Gold Hill church soon, with a date to be announced next week. There is lively local news about crops, new ties at Chas Block's, and various family happenings including a birth, illnesses, and social visits. A revival by Rev. Kneedy is planned for November, and a Y P S C E gathering at the Disbrows’ home was enjoyed.
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Maggaret
Cumberland
Chas. Beekman
Silas Wilson
Bear Grove Center
Rev
Stanley
Gettysburg
Gold Hill Church
Agens
Smith
Winterset
Murray
Gold Hill
Chas
Block’s
J. A. Lighty
Findley
Howrad Brett
Shelby County
Floyd Lighty
Rev. Stanley
John Judd
John
Morton Judd
William Judd
Huffman
Ella Judd
W. E. Judd
Indiana
Mitchelville
Cass County
Park
Overcoats and Winter Goods At Chas Block’s
WIOTA. Overcoats at Chas Block's and other winter clothing offered at low prices. Local notes mention the doctor’s busy spell, several illnesses in town, school closings, a girl birth rumor, and a horse found dead on Saturday. A Morgan schoolhouse entertainment occurred Friday and the Ladies Aid Society hosted an election dinner and oyster supper with proceeds not yet announced.
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Chas. Block's
F.M. Hemphill
Elma Roe
F. B. Fitch
Charley Berg
Emma Campbell
Curtis
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