Hughes Carries New York State By Over 55 000
Hughes wins New York State by about 76 995 votes as Hearst leads in the larger total while statewide returns come in slowly. The campaign centered on the Judiciary Ticket and the Independence League, with Parker and Choate leading the ticket, while Democrats expect plurality shifts in cities. The next legislature will likely reelect Benj. H. Br., Tilman, and the U.S. Senator.
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Hughes
New York State
Fork
Chas. BE. Finglie
Wmi
R. Hearst
Creuter
Liemenant-Gover Peters
Joseph H. Choate
Alton J. Parker
Independence League
Ws Ly. Big
Thoms F. Grady
Y Hall
Rock
The
M Higgins
Martin
Ansalt
Ben Jowin BR
Tilman
United States
Searst Compares Effort to Swimming Niagara Falls
A garbled quotation depicts Searst describing his efforts to counter a powerful money trap. The text references New York and mentions an evening edition with W. RB. Hoare. It conveys determination to begin today and reach the top after a difficult struggle with entrenched financial forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searst
New York
Niagara Falls
Richard Croker Gratified At Results In Election News
London reports Richard Croker, former Tammany figure, expressed gratification at the results this morning. He hinted New York Democrats will react strongly and named Sonstne McCarven as the man for the plain.
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Richard Croker
London
Richand Croker
New York Democrats
McCarven
Republicans Report 211 to 155 in Congress Race
Washington on November 1 reports a Republican majority with 211 lawmakers elected and 155 Democrats. Sherman notes the tally could reach a 50 seat margin as remaining districts finalize counts. Democrats predict a narrower result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tivans Conyrast
Sheran
Ghalmas
Republican Conal Committee
Caler
Denngrats
Fragmentary political note from Flatland press
A fragmented clipping discusses labor campaign tactics and party alignments across states. It mentions President Gompers and reorganizations tied to election outcomes, with references to Oklahoma and Colorado politics and a Republican showing.
Will Name Tillman South Carolina Dems by Pluralities
The article notes Tillman winning South Carolina as a Democrat by sizable pluralities, with the result reported from Columbia. Details are limited due to partial OCR but indicate Democratic ticker clear in state results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Columbia
Pennsylvania Republicans surge to governorship and DA race
Returns indicate broad Republican gains statewide with Stuart Burman likely elected governor over Emery, fusion candidate, in Philadelphia Roosevelt?. in Philadelphia Republican district attorney victor over fusion candidate Gibboney. Wisconsin: James M. Murphy, Democrat, defeats incumbent Joseph W. Babeneck, Republican, in the 3rd district.
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Philadelphia
Nhen
Stuart
Buran
Emery
Funion
Rotan
Gibboney
Fusion
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
James M. Murphy
Joseph W. Babenek
Idaho Looks Democratic in Governor Race, Behind Ticket
Boise Nov 7 Stockslager Damorrat trails Ada county Democratic gains while Republican Godding runs behind his ticket. Legislative slate seems multican. Republicans still claim an election victory.
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Boise
Idaho
Stockslager
Damorrat
Adam County
Godding
Mulican
Republican gains and defeats described in midterm returns
In Chicago the Independence party led with 40000 votes while Republicans won state-wide offices. Michigan Iowa and Ohio show Republican gains with large margins in several states. Democrats prevail in Oklahoma and New Mexico. Arizona votes on statehood. Longworth reelected in Cincinnati. J W Wareworth defeated in New York. Republicans carry Utah Washington Nevada, while both parties claim Colorado.
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Chicago
Michigan
Towa
North Dakota
Toteonkind Wheensin
Iowa
Ohio
Ublicans
Adiaus
Oklahomeeles
New Mexico
Arizona
Aioo
Hothie
Kaneda
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnai
J. W. Wareworth
House
Washington
New York
Republians
Utah
Nevada
Partine Aw
Keoar man jailed for breach of the peace
Donnington November reports Perry of Keoar jailed on breach of the peace after he menaced his wife at a dance. Police went to a village house with Perry around midnight. he caused a disturbance and was remanded to Rutland for correctional line.
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Donnington
Perry
Keoar
S. H
Tee
Wan
Dorry
Rutland
Jones
Wilmington Effonts
Culler Stops Murphy in Short Linainah Bout
Nov 7 in Moston reports Dick Cailer of San Francisco stopped Tommy Murphy of New York quickly after a tentative start. The bout lasted about half a round with Cailer delivering decisive blows to the touring rival, while Murphy offered resistance but failed to land meaningful counters.
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Moston
Rhe Linvainelah
Chelan
Dick Cailer
Matty Baldwin
Tommy Murphy
Harlan Whirlwing
New York
Ron Auido
Vine Murphy
San Braneisen
Globe
Port Arthur Defender Seeks Aid Amid Straits
A St. Petersburg despatch to Reuters reports General Broesvel, defender of Port Arthur, in financial distress. He applied to a charitable institution for wounded soldiers to obtain funds for his maintenance and to hire work, stating his health endangers him in service and asking for a certificate of service status.
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London
St. Petersburg
Reuter
Port Arthur
Dem gains and Guild victory mark New England political shift
Boston results show Curtis W. Guild with a 52 000 plurality and John B Moran leading by 12 938 in Boston. Democrats gain four Senate seats, expanding their upper house representation to four. Moran departed for New York after the vote with no immediate statement. Draper defeats Crown for lieutenant governor by 9 020 as record turnout surges statewide.
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Boston
Curtis W. Guild
John B. Moran
Upper
Howe
W.T. A. Pitugeralis
Register of Desire
Mr. Moran
Moran
New York
Ranning
Hostén
Fitegers
Toston 1
Micsachuni
Eelerey
No Choice by People in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire Republican Charlee M Plas or Charlee M Plas won a narrow victory for governor by about 2000 votes. The election results show Republicans gaining seats while some towns report mixed margins in key districts. Berlin and Dover areas shift to no license, with similar margins.
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New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Concord
N. Now
Charlee M. Plas
Tethee Nite
Ana Rer Wis
Tre
Deaahestoe
Nash
Toyeria Ap
Miura
Jetta
Franklin
Nastia
Peer
Dover
Sommaneworth
Atten Boer
Rhode Island Elects Higgins Governor Amid Turmoil
A scrambled news brief notes Higgins winning the Rhode Island governorship amid party disputes. It mentions the US Senate race, Republican and Democratic divides, and references wealthy Republican figures. The text is garbled but centers on Rhode Island elections and political tension.
Woodruff Leads Connecticut Race By Large Plurality
In New Haven, Woodruff the Republican candidate for governor holds a 2,709 vote lead over his Democrat rival with one town remaining unreported. Early returns show a strong Republican state ticket and Congress candidates while Democrats lag in the State Senate and House.
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Woodfull
Connecticut
New Htong
Conn
Woodruff
Forernor
Payer
Om Renee
Junge
Stabe Senate
House of Representatives
Chinese Attack Foreigner Incident Report in Shanghai
The report describes an attack in Shanghai where a German national walking with a Russian companion was set upon by locals Sunday evening. Both men were seriously maltreated and stripped of clothing.
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Shanghai
Weommg
Chaplin of East Rickford in Critical Condition After Poisoned Paris Green
Athans reports on November 1 that Chaplin of East Rickford may die from exposure to Paris Green. The article notes the poison’s effects and suggests the victim was indoors.
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BR Chaplin
East Rickford
Athans
Chaplin
Rickford
Ton
Yeateriliy
Barn accident injures man from Bakerveld at Alban
A man named T-mogene Roner of Bakerveld van Wally suffered internal injuries after falling 26 feet through a hole in a barn near Alban. Authorities report the incident occurred in the afternoon and the injured person was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
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Alban
Mogene Roner
Bakerveld
van Wally
Aldermen Seek Police Investigation on Halloween
Rutland November 7 the Rutland board of aldermen debated an inquiry into police conduct following a May Paige letter accusing officers of drunkenness. Alderman H Farrar urged charges against two officers and questioned Chief J P Clifford's fitness for police duty. The committee on police was ordered to conduct a thorough investigation and report next meeting.
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Rutland
Hallowe’en
Board of Aldermen
Paige
Hallowe'en
Hi.Farrar
J.P. Clifford
Committee On Police
Waldron Re elected President Of Vermont Humane Society
George M. Waldron, formerly a long time resident of Chester now in Springfield, has been re elected president of the Vermont State Humane Society. He served about six years previously before declining due to ill health, with notable progress achieved under his leadership as one of the reformers in the state.
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Chester
George MH. Waldron
Springfield
Vermont State
M Humane Society
Waldron
Steamboat Rammed by Railway Barge in Hell Gate
The steamboat Maine of the New Retford line was rammed by the railway barge Maryland near Hell Gate this morning. The Maine sank with 250 passengers aboard, but there were no deaths or injuries reported among the passengers or crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
New Retford
Maryland
Eave Lee
Eastman Quarry Vacated Settlement Reached
Rutland November 7 A settlement was reached Monday involving the Columbian vying on and George vielent to surrender all claims on the Eastman quarry. The Eastmane staruel work appears to be affected as part of the agreement.
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Rutland
Bern
George Vielent
Oncelvers
Eastman Quarry
Eastmane
Filtration plant approval wins narrowly in local vote
Voters approved a filtration project by a narrow margin 443 to 456 after yesterday and evening meetings. The measure funds a plant estimated at over $75,000, with Mustington and TAL involved in the motion and campaign to allure supporting turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustington
Lyman TL Howe Moving Pictures Feature Glows
A feature of Lyman TL Howe's Moving Pictures is described as vivid and life filled in a scene set in a Thurehey home. The feature is praised for imaginative, harmonious action and as a testament to worldwide travel imagery that aims to delight new and returning viewers alike.
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Lyman TL Howe
Rmepers House
Thurehey
Anid
Talk of the Town and Town Visitors on Business
Local brief listing numerous residents and visitors in Burr’s hamlet with multiple mentions of business trips to Burlington Boston Northfield and nearby towns. People include A M Fisher of Boston Angelo Diverst Tilden Goodwin Penacook Sophia Twyon George N Tilden Fay and others along with social events at the K of C hall and a neighborhood whist party.
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B. A. Pringle
Jn Waitefeld
Burr
AL Ingress
Burlington
A.M. Fisher
Boston
Angelo Diverst
Tatisburg
N.Y
Sophia Twyon
Northfeld
Maxwell
George N
Tilden
Northfield
I Ae Goodwin
Penacook
S. Ht
C. Hall
Hinsdale
Ian
Lake Ap
Craignaiy Elub
Provident
Jaman Bowen, Sr
Illiam Carswell
Opie Graham
T. G. Carswell
Flood of Bills Dominates Vermont Legislature Today
Vermont lawmakers push dozens of measures in forenoon sessions on rail grade crossings funding railway policies bank deposits and state revenue. Bills seek abolition of grade crossings regulate militia officials define state officer duties and adjust taxation and public works while other measures cover roads, forests, education and municipal affairs.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Oh Sisters
Moseley
Washington County
Tequiet
Stafford
Lamoille
Fenster van Patten
Chittenden County
Y. M.C.A
Moody
Howland
Repos
Es Sa Ea
Waterbury
Ing
Aibeerptone
Bristol
Walthim
Modernar
Janes
Benwon
Pat Eet
Cady
Northtiell
North Cy Fequret
Gilded Dome Talks Probed by Morrisville Schools
Under the glitter of the gilded dome Morrisville schools filed the lobby and gallery motions today. Archibald of Manchester addressed the speaker's club as Thanksgiving nears, stirring local ire in a conservative public scene.
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Splona
Archibald
Manchester
Cornea
Speaker's Club
Post Office Safe Blown in Wilmington
Police say professionals blew the Wilmington post office safe with nitroglycerin smashing the door. Entry gained by forcing the front, a small safe was opened and arms, stamps, and $200 in cash stolen. The incident blamed on skilled burglars as the investigation widens.
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Wilmington
Nev
Sete
Ant
George M. Davis
Chelsea
Senate
C. H. Jones
Tnck
Orange County Cases Open in State Supreme Court
Montpelier session features Kittredge vs Kittredge with Harvey for plaintiff and Darling for defendant, Village Wichert vs State Mutual Fire Insurance argued, Holman v Edson verdict of 130 damages upheld, Batchelor defense cited. State seeks enhanced sentence. M Wilken for State, Wilson for respondent.
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M. M. Wilson
William Batchelier
Enon
House of Correction
Rutland
M. Wilken
Blanley
Wilson
Mother Goose Bazaar at Universalist Church Holds Gala Event
The Ladies Union of the Universalist Church hosted a Mother Goose bazaar with over 300 tickets sold. Costumed booths featured characters like Old King Cole and Little Miss Muffet, a supper served from 4:30 to 7, and a post supper program including singing and readings. Proceeds supported the church activities as women in costume managed each display and booth.
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Ladies’ Union of the Universalist ‘Church
Mother Goose
Evia
F. T. Cutler
F. M. Lynde
King Cole
BT. Cutler
Pero Ther
Uimder
von Page Nl
Minx
Lillia Morse
A. W. Eastman
Mire
Julia Holland
Anle
Boo
Linda Tasale
Little Mise Muffet
Irvin Stoddart
Rel R Hood
Charles Kenyon
Stock Booth
Charles JH. Campbell
Arthur Campbell
John Wallace
Dougin
B. Leee
G. ¥. Quigley
Queen of Hearts
Ruth Comnor
George Howland
Frank Trekson
F. M. Lymde
A. &. Robinson
Agnes Bradford Lare
Jack Horner
Fordyce Jackson
Lillia Moree
Ladien’ Committee
Mra
J. Jonesy
Hina
Mes. de Allen
Mes. Mason Page
Mra. Peniedict
B.A. Eastman
A. S. Robinson
C. W. Steele
Charles A. Campbell
W. Jackson
FP. Camp
Kk. Kinne
Emory Smith
T. Cutler
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Democrata
Oklahoma
Wallington
B. C
Gompers
Oblahoma
Avifoun
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Tillman
Pennsylvania
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Babcock
Jackson Perry
Keene, S. H
Bennington
Cullen
Murphy
Ployd
Higgins
Higalis
Paris Green
G. H. Waldron
Vermont State Humane Society
Eastman
the Columbian Company
Burlington Etres
TOWN
Bosiety
First Baptist
Frida
GA. Maruen
A mi
Granville
N. Y
Finelain
G. A. Cap
W. BR
Pavanport
Marten
Bowes
W. H. Bowe
A. W. Hood
Bor
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Railraid
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Eavings Bank
Fietcher
Cavendish
Alexander
Georgia
Jignoat
Gratan
Evelington
Cary
St. Shanta
Alan
Tomienow
Tavira
Vermont Association of Boston
General Assembly
Bullows Pulls and
Saxtons River Street Railway Company
Dog Pond
Woodbury
Valley Lake
Berlin Corner Cemetery
Barre
Morrisville
Post Office
Canvnsning Committee
Bennington County
Walter Ktarneworth
Trent
State
Frank Colby
Harre and Montpelier
Facion
Jack Norton
St. Athans
Beau Brommel
Legislature
Ubat
Emry Totaianioee
Barre Park
Montpelinr & Wells
Montpellier
Uep
Ia Partners Ss
Am Ve
Senter Sapiens
Mevingr Sagan
Her
Corelish
Albany
Abovut
Old Goddant Seminary
Ralph A. Mewart
Waly Kegan
Durian Ie
Sai Ana
Orange County
Supreme Court
Yeetartay
Universalist Church
Phann Sele
Blinn
Clara Coon
Santa Reading
Harley Henth Voral Bolo
Mir
MacDonald
Jennie
Dix
Roland Preston
Procter
Bree Tar
Noom
Renate
Lara
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