Republicans Gain In Senate And House Wins Across Nation
A Washington dispatch details AP returns showing Republicans with 180 House seats to 165 for Democrats and allies, with 12 districts unsettled. Senate outlook grants Republicans a clear majority after March 4, with 48 holding Republicans and 25 Democratic holdovers, plus eight Populist silver holdovers. Future state legislatures in several states appear Republican, including Michigan, Minnesota, Delaware, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and California.
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Maine
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Ohio
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Dixon Given Decision in Dixon Sullivan Bout Scuffle
In New York at the Lenox Athletic Club, George Dixon defeated Dave Sullivan for the featherweight title amid a seconds’ stoppage when Sullivan’s brother Jack rushed the ring and a referee overruled the action. Dixon led for nine rounds. a tenth round punch and the ring incident decided the match on a technicality. Dixon showed cleverness throughout and would likely have won if the bout continued.
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Cook County Goes Republican and Other Returns
Returns from Cook County show Republicans win their entire ticket except two superior court judges. Four of six judges elect are Republican, with Cahill clerk of the criminal court winning by 27,000. McKinley carried the county by 70,000, while GOP pluralities exceed predictions. In Sioux Falls, Phillips leads for governor by about 1,200. Gamble for Congress by 4,000. Burke by 3,500. statewide GOP ticket is elected. Oklahoma results: Flynn elected to Congress by about 6,000. both territorial legislature houses GOP. local tickets in a majority of counties.
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Chicago
Superior Court
Hupublians
Cahill
Criminal Court
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Sioux Paris
Phillips
Gamble
Congress
Burke
Gurariz
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Navy
Oklahoma
Dennis T. Flynn
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Territorial
Woman’s ailments praised by Dr. Pierce prescriptions
A Madison County reader reports severe years of female weakness and asthmatic spells eased by Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. She credits his medical advice and remedies with dramatic improvement and urges suffering women to seek his guidance as well as his medicines. She highlights Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery Pleasant Pellets and the People’s Medical Adviser offered by Pierce and requests stamps for a paper backed copy.
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Madison Con
Mattie A. Walker
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People's Medical Adviser
Clotlhound
Madrid Papers Claim Government Orders to Refuse Philippine Cession
Paris dispatches report that peace commissions will meet Monday as Spain seeks records to back its position. Spain asserts no authority to discuss Philippine sovereignty or cession without cortes approval. Judge Day ill with a grip but expects to resume duties. Reports in New York denying Montero Rios Sagasta abandonment claims. Heraldo notes sovereignty stance and possible arbitration by Emperor William if talks fail.
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American Commission
New York
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Heraldo
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Germany
Cadiz
Holy Land
United States
Peace Commission
First Nebraska to Come Home from Manila
Omaha reports say sickness in the Fist Nebraska regiment including Thurston Rifles prompts the Ladies auxiliary to press for the unit’s return. They sought Meiklejohn’s help on two Omaha visits and asked McKinley for action. No definite reply yet, but hopes rise for an early order home.
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Thurston Rifles
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McKlnley
Lee Elected Governor Sioux Falls Iowa November
Lee is declared governor after official returns from counties shift estimates in his favor. Populist Chairman Kidd claims a 500 vote margin, Republican Chairman Herried puts it at about 200. Legislature outlook favors Republicans with a 12 to 0 senate and 19 to 0 in the house. Alleged embezzlement arises as J Lattner, a committee member, is arrested on funds embezzlement charges.
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Herried
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House
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Iowa State Wiremen’s Association
J. ¥. Lattner
Delinquent Tax Notice of Cass County Iowa Sale
Notice of delinquent taxes in Cass County Iowa. W. Brows, treasurer, announces sale of lands and town lots for unpaid taxes for 1897 and prior years. Sale begins first Monday in December at 10 o'clock a.m. at the treasurer’s office in Atlantic. adjournments permitted until all are sold.
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Atantic
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Cass County
Lavina Parsons
Epna Grove
Mary B Jones
Sac
Wakefield
K Macomber
Garner
Peper Hils
H M Orton
Porter Ehfse
MBB &L Assn
Hickman Per
Fiat
John Kilpatrick
Green Dell
Littlefield
Calkins
McCarthy
Dickerson
Lewis
Grandview
Jennie Hall
John H Wood
Meredith
TownsuHir
Sabina West
Fred Sunderman
Hayden
Woodward
Chas Sunderman
Pleasant Township
White & Smith
Per & Rt
Per
Yu AJ Wright
Sunderman
Flora
Massena
Sec
Tak Perry
Davis
Mary S Toda
Mary
SB Milner
Rebecca Woodward
Anna Nic
Aga Sane Sear
Griswold
MBB &L
Alan
Tho Kelly
Johnson
Dar Turner
Per & l
Rswar
John Holste
Per & N
Griswold Creamery Co
Simeon
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Rowley's Add
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Sanith
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Wi.cox App. Inp. Dist. Griswop. Blk
Jas H Smith
Faltig
Gruegr&e
van Slyke Aptia
Same
Hunter
Sarah E Turner
Geo W Eltis
Rosa C Crawford
Nancy E Williamson
Frank Crawford
Celinda Alvord
Huhn
Per & Sack
Simpson Jeln Shanke
Anita
EC Thompson
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Itig
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Marne
Jaco
Allens
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Brown
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Marvin
Rau
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Cor
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F Lodge
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Rachel Wisler
Benton Town- Hip
King's Sub DIV. O. P
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Goodale
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Durham
Eliza I Allen
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J H Lang
Thos Courtney
Lars Larson
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Wim Sandhorst
Scoville
Clara S Barnett
Per & Mars
Perryman
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Chas McClure
Eva S Finch
M Baxter
Koouk
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J M Foster
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Jesse F Gilbert Per
Rachel Gilbert
Grove Township
Wyckoff
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Mary Crocker
Bruft
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Marsh
Kluever
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Sheilhammer
Susan C Nancarrow Ra
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First Natl Bank of Griswold
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CM _ McLean
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Jas Carlson
Levi B Doub
Coppock
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Stockdale
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A T Peebles
Mary Brown
J Mitchell
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Groshong
Hannah E Harvey
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Frederick Anderson
Walker’s
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Bear Grove Township
Reynolds Chase Breece
M'Dowell
Mary S McCarthy
Miller
L & B Assn
Preston Shine
Pennell
Clara L Ackerman
Crawford & Merriam’s Add. Atlangw
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Per & E
W Johnson
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CF Chase
PARK
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Lucina Thompson
Louisa Jones
Ash
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Alexander
John Luccock
AW Hardenburgh
Mary C Todd
SM McGechon
Victoria Towns Hill
Gerie
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Griswold Academy
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Town of
White
Elf
Geo Todd
Anna Eblin
Alice van Ornam
Fairview
Childs
Reinigk van Ornam
Geo Robertson
Simon
The Balm Trade Thwarts Death in Brazil
Poem fragment laments how Brazilian Balm sold ends the era of widespread deaths. The speaker notes the balm’s value and its appeal to those who would seek relief, implying a shift in fortune as people avoid higher risks.
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