Official county counts show tight Kentucky returns
Ballots counted across Kentucky show little change from unofficial tallies. In Louisville Jefferson county the Republicans lead by about 8,000 while Goebel’s Nelson county lead may edge to 1,886 due to a voting error. Lincoln fusionists celebrate and Republican committee plans fall meetings as Holcomb nears a 14,000 majority.
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Court House
Louisville
Jefferson County
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Times
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Nelson County
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W. S. Taylor
New Hope
W. P. Taylor
William P. Taylor
Battle Flag Returned by Twenty-Seventh Philippine Actions
Major Martin of Company F Twentieth Kansas returned a silk flag carried through 27 Philippines engagements to the Christian Young People and the Young Men's Christian Association of Fort Scott Kansas. The flag was the companys sole banner besides the regimental flag. Arthur Bryant 17 was killed by a train near Tixasan Nebraska. He fell under the wheels after boarding the St. Paul express. He was the son of prominent businessman BE W Bryant. The body lay along the track for miles. A United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Brownmont Virginia decided to raise a monument to Jefferson Davis. Five men from Washington were jailed in Pamanelprima for impersonating election officers and fraudulent returns. Over 100 members of Kansas City printer unions went on strike halting most job printing. John G Gingles was arrested in Collins Iowa for embezzlement from a grain elevator.
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Twentieth Kansas Regiment
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Young Men’s Christian Association
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Neb
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Omaha
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J. W. Anerson
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Philadelphia
Broadway Athletic Club
New Zoological Gardens
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Richmond
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Davis Sons
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Massillon
Admiral Schley
Virginia
United States
Warren
Manila
San Francisco
Emilio Nunez
Ruis Rivera
Havana
Bert Smith
Jonh B. Connolly
Spokane Falls
Northern Road
Springdale
Wash
Chicago
John Cavanaugh
George Olds
Kid” Tavella
Cavanaugh
Homestead
Whitelaw Reid
Lady Randolph Churchill
South Africa
Maryland Democrats win large state sweep in 1900s election
Returns from Baltimore and all counties show the Democrats sweeping the ticket. John Walter Smith, Dr. Joshua Herring and Isidor Raynor won for governor, controller and attorney general by about 11 800. They claim 15 of 26 seats in the state senate and 66 of 91 in the house, with independents supporting Smith and many Republicans abstaining or voting Democratic. A special election in the first district will follow Smith’s gubernatorial win.
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Baurmann
Baltimore
John Walter Smith
Joshua Herring
Isidor Raynor
Fuare
Baltimore City
Colonel Smith
Goebel
Franxfort
Capital Hotel
Taylor
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Bradley
Jo Blackburn
Blackburn
Senate
House
Result in Ohio Nash leads in plurality figures
Unofficial Republican counts from 57 counties show Nash with 84,899 over McLean, while 31 counties put McLean 44,085 ahead of Nash. Statewide Nash leads by 60,364 in plurality. Jones totals projected near 100,000 with 38 counties counted. Legislature results show House 61 R, 45 D, 3 pending. Senate 18 R, 11 D, 2 pending. Lucas County reports 1,811 Nash plurality for governor.
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Cotemsus
Judge Nash
McLean
Jones
House
Senate
Lucas County
Clevenger Convicted in First Degree Murder
Ernest Clevenger, a young farmer, is found guilty of first degree murder for the December killings of George Allen and Della Clevenger near Missouri City. Motive linked to jealousy over Jennie Clevenger. The trio had attended a prayer meeting. Clevenger shot Allen, fatally wounded Della, and was stopped before shooting Jennie. He escaped jail in June but was recaptured.
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Jacerty
Ernest Clevenger
George Allen
Delia Clevenger
Missouri City
Dalla Clevenger
Jennie
Allen
Della
Convention Opens Book Talks by Librarian in Iowa
Book talks at the Iowa Library association convention began with about 60 delegates. President Johnston touted ten year gains in Iowa library services. Papers drew interest, including Mrs. Allan Dawson on The Making of Books and Edna Bullock on Classification and Cataloguing.
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Ozcar Rapids
Iowa Library Association
Johnston
Iowa
Allan Dawson
Des Moines
Edna Bullock
Sparks Ignite Freight Depot in Hastinas Neb
Fire at the St. Joseph and Grand Island railway depot in Hastinas Nebraska destroyed the freight building. Sparks from an engine are reported as the origin of the blaze.
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Neb
St. Joseph and
Grand Island Railway Station
Victory for Fusion in Nebraska State Ticket
Lincoln Nov 9 Fusionists win Nebraska state races with about a 15 000 vote edge and take the entire state ticket. William Neville elected to Congress in the Sixth District. Holcomb likely elected judge of the supreme court by around 15 000. Republicans concede andBryan remarks. County returns show fusion gains from Douglas county and statewide totals with Holcomb leading Reese by strong margins.
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Liscaln
Lincoln
State Capitol
Bryan
Poynter
Holcomb
Neville
Fuesday
William Neville
Mosca P. Kinkead
Edmiston
Central Comittee
5. A. Holcomb
Supreme Court
Republican Committee
W. J. Brywan
United States
Edmisten
Capitol Grounds
Douglas County
Cay
W. J. Bryan
Hayward
Reese
Judicial
Hotcomb
New York Republicans Gain Seats in Assembly Election
Returns from upstate New York increase Republican assemblymen to 63, with 57 Democrats. In New York City Tammany gains largely from Citizens' Union and labor groups, while Henry George leader Abner Thom was surrogate favorite. Judge races saw fusion and Socialist votes. Croker laments lack of Democratic organization. Platt Mazet deny contesting Stewart seat absent proof of fraud.
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Abner GC
Thomwas
Henry George
Joseph Daly
Supreme Judge
John
Crosby
Citizens’ Union
Richard Croker
Tammany
Croker
Nebraska
Platt
Mazet
Stewart
Bay State Election Brings Democratic Gains In Boston
Boston voters gave Democrats a jubilant win as Republicans carried the statewide ticket. State totals show Crane 168,876 to Paine 108,814. GOP plurality 65,062. Senate stands 31 Republicans to 9 Democrats, House 166 GOP, 70 Democrats, 2 Social Democrats, 2 Independents.
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Crane
Paine
Wolcott
Bruce
Senate
House
Corson Wins Black Hills Election Lead
In Crapwood South Dakota on November 9 Republicans anticipate a Corson majority around 1,100 with Lawrence County at 500 and other Black Hills counties showing 100 to 200 Republican margins. Pennington County remains in suspense as canvassing awaits the election board. Depew comments on McKinley era, New Jersey GOP margin above 20,000, Goebel predicts election, Mississippi Democratic ticket solid, and South Dakota statewide Republican majority estimated 7,000 to 10,000 for supreme judge.
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Crapwood
S. D
Corson
Black Hills
Lawrence County
Pennington
New Jersey
Newark
Voorhees
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
H. Longino
J. T. Harrison
J. L. Power
W. Q. Cole
Robert Stowers
Monrose McClurg
Axngapery
Supreme Judge
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Paris
London
Chicago Tribune
New York
Chicaro Tribune
Foreign Service
Grace Corneau
H. J. Whigham
New York Panera
Star of Journalism
Chicago
Ou 30 Tribune
United States
Tribune
Gotham
South Dakota Republican Supreme Court candidates win by narrow margins
Additional reports from across the state show Republican majorities holding steady with a statewide gain from 8,875 to 4,017. Bouhoume county rises from 167 to 926 in precincts, Miner county reports an 18 vote margin and three county commissioners win there. Voter turnout drops, Union and Davison counties split fusion and Republican wins, while Julian Bennett, a fusion nominee, carries his district by about 900, highlighting personal popularity.
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Supreme Court
Sioux Farts
Bouhoume County
Miner County
Union
Davison
Julian Bennett
State Supreme Bench
Shaw Leads State With 60,000 Republican Plurality In Governor Race
Returns from most counties show Governor Shaw likely to exceed a 60,000 plurality as Republicans gain about 3 percent over 1898 and 10 percent over the Democrats. Legislature likely to be 85 Republicans to 15 Democrats in the Senate and 83 to 17 in the House. County results in Dubuque show White leading for governor with about 1,700 vote majority there, while Democrats carry the county overall.
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Des Moriis
Shaw
Senate
House
Gear
Cummins
United States
Dubuque County
Dubuque
Samoan Act Repealed One From Great Britain and Germany
Brewin reports that a formal agreement, subject to U S approval, confirms the Samoan act repeal. Upolu Savali and adjacent islands go to Germany. Tuvalu and subsidiary islands to the United States. Britain renounces Samoa. Germany renounces Tonga and Savage islands for Britain. Choiseul and San Isabel cede east Solomon islands. Winslow murder trial advances as jurors hear final arguments. verdict likely today.
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Brewin
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Upolu
Savali
Tutvila
Samoan Islands
Tonga Islands
Savage Islands
Choiseul
San Isabel
Solomon Group
Acquittal in Winnipeg Bank Theft Case
J W Anerson a bank clerk was acquitted of stealing sixty two thousand dollars from Holson's bank in Winnipeg last year. The brief item notes other distant events including boxing bouts openings and a transport arrival.
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