Hughes Wins New York Governor by Fifty Thousand
New York election returns from two thirds of the counties show Charles E. Hughes leading for governor with about a 53,000 majority while the rest of the state ticket remains doubtful. Governor elect Hughes says the victory stands for sobriety and decency and vows to align administration with public interest, planning a brief rest before resuming duties.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Greater
Vne Chanter
God
Bruce
Chanter
Ma Font
Bruce Mit
Charles J. Hrughes
Watts
Itvite
Gooding
Boise
Mommenhat
Floyd May Win In Tight 1902 Governor Race
Floyd leads with 40 780 votes while Sarnewin has 27 701 and Tet Loys 21 037 in a state wide count from 255 towns. Scattering 875 votes, returns indicate a net Ryutilican advantage of 5 248. Towns reported small rival communities casting totals that yielded a narrow overall majority of 4 votes in the final tally.
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Concwal
Ne H
Tron
Floyd
Sarnewin
Tet- Loys
Phage Agiros
Huse Wight
Foreign Opinion Echoes London View on Trust Power
Nov 4 foreign opinion pieces in London papers reflect anger at growing American trusts and Hearst's influence. Commentary notes Republican gains and predicts a U S German war risk next year as newspapers debate tariffs and political alignments.
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London
New York
Hearst
Berdin
Moran Resting After Lakewood Visit and Work Plan
Moran traveling to Lakewood New Jersey to recuperate and expect to be at work tomorrow. Moran’s condition described as critical with returns incomplete. In Iowa and Des Moines terms, predicted outcomes suggest Cummins will gain substantial plurality while contested races could favor Republicans overall.
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Lakewood
N. J
Boston
Feress” Watson
John B. Moeran
Towa
Totter
Wingresinen
Treacy
Belator
Jonathan B
Dalliver
Deserter Knapp Ends Life in Newport News
An article notes the death of Knapp, a deserter from the Confederate forces, who reportedly died by his own hand in Newport News. The report ties him to Union leaders and district notices, mentioning War Department and military authorities in Washington and details of his alleged desertion and departure.
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Newport Va
Novy
Aman
EB. Knapp
Phebate Wichells
Congrona
Miners Back Nicholls in Pennsylvania Race Victory Narrow
The Mine Workers backed Nicholls over Thomas Dale in the Tenth Pennsylvania district by about 2,500 while Republicans appeared unified under John Mitchell guidance. Across the state Gooding led the Republican ticket by over 7,000, with broader gains for GOP in Colorado and Kansas despite mixed results for Longworth in Cincinnati and Missouri.
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Mine Workers of America
Tageday
Pennsylvania
Thomas TH. Dale
Ayerat
John Mitchell
Nicholls
Reprimand for Moore in Weather Bureau case
Washington Roosevelt directs reprimand for Willy J. Moore chief of the weather bureau over actions related to a printer in his office. The commission found Moore’s transfer of Cooper was improper, intended as punishment, and Cooper will be reinstated while Moore remains in charge.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Willy J. Moore
Tie Weather Burean
Mr. More
Sheet
Iol Cooper
Cooper
Moore
Blow at Yipth Ave Stirs After Court Decision
A Supreme Court decision triggered a sharp reaction along Yipth Avenue with residents and officials detailing the fallout. Local observers dispute the ruling's implications for the area as discussions for next steps move forward.
London criminals in court over shipyard building case
Fragments report a London legal contest involving a trust company, building alterations on Fifth and Thirty fourth streets, extradition notices, and a bridge zone dispute. Authorities discuss criminal negligence claims tied to property owners and a reformatory transfer, with mentions of Germany and Atlantic City wreck references.
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Concord
N. H
Keitmin
Huikh Ohery
Fifth Earl Stan
Attrernes
Washington
Laverte
Elargal
Germany
Jis
ABSA
Taied
Atlantic City
Aroner
Rouniel
Aoenet
Stewart
Judge Danforth Dead in Reston Board Meeting
Reston town officials mourn Judge Danforth a longtime clerk treasurer and former county judge and state senator. He died Tuesday evening after serving the town as alderman and a noted writer and historian in local affairs.
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State Senate
Utdee
Marshfield Catholic Church Fair Issued Invitation
Lilie Frown announces preparation for a church fair at Hale's Pavilion with meals, refreshments, and a good time planned. Members are urged to attend as part of the parish community event. The notice mentions scheduling details and involvement of local residents in Montpiliier Middlesex and nearby areas.
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Lilie
Sarnet
Mes
Berton
Medyn Pike
Kerlin
Montpiliier
Middlesex
Hale's
Moody for Supreme Bench Moody for Supreme Bench
The President nominated Attorney General William Trenty Moody of Massachusetts to the U.S. Supreme Court to succeed Henry Billings Brown, who retired. The Interior head Mitchcowk would leave March 4, 1905, with Hitchcock offered an ambassador role but declining. Garfield, currently commissioner of corporations, would be sworn in March 4 to succeed Hitchcock.
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Washington
William Trenty Moody
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Henry Billings Brown
White House
Pal of the Interior
Mitchcowk
Provident
Hitchcork
Sommer
Interior Department
Vranor
Hitchcock Tealk
Hitch
Hitchcock
James Ft. Garfield
Garfeld
Ichcock
Dog River Valley Fair Officers Meet in Northfield
The annual meeting of the Dog River Valley Fair association directors was held at the Northfield Savings estroorns. Officers listed include Tilden Shavers treasurer Doles treasurer and others. plans mentioned for a new ball on the fair grounds.
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Northfield
Dog River Valley Fair Association
Northfield Savings
Ms vi Wellont
Tilden
Shavers
Heber
F. W. Goldy
Justin
Bucket shop closure in St Johnsbury amid dwindling activity
In St Johnsbury the bucket shop scene at J J Quinien Co Boston dealers declines with no business in the branch office. Local hopes fade as week passes and efforts to revive trade fail, signaling an end to bucket shop activity in the area.
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St. Johnebury
J J. Quinien & Co
Boston
St. Dohnebury
Grand Opening Ball of Modern Woodmen in Granite City
The Modern Woodmen of America Foresters of Granite City Camp 6086 held a grand opening in their new hall in the Rolative block. About 120 couples attended, with Gilbert Phillips presiding as Chief Forester and an eight-piece orchestra providing music. The hall, 45 by 60 feet, was formerly Mason hall and features a large moonlit-wash, punch service, uniformed Woodmen, and a committee of managers and escorts.
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Foresters
Granite City Camp
Anand Mately
Foreeter
Gibert Pumpe
William Milne
Enyne
Vine
Gilberteon
Jessie Anderson
Mamie McDonnald
Woodiuen
Tran
DW. McMillan
BE. A. Anderson
James Walker
Couritiee
Forester
Gilbert Phillips
Jester Wright
Ales J Gardiner
Duncan McMillian
Atle Marian
Dant Walker
George Troopr
An- Yomi Rows
Thornay McPwoild
Albert Hattie
Robert Keer
Edward Anderson
Robert Duncan
John Mercer
Weeden
Lange
Gente
Cloak Roca
Court actions in Chittenden County cases of Montpelier term
In Montpelier arguments continued in several Chittenden County cases. Ran Bergman vs Grey resulted in a one cent damages verdict for the defendant. William J. Blodgett administrator's suit for death damages in a separate case saw a verdict for the plaintiff for eighty dollars. Other matters include an unsettled homicide-related action and proceedings involving Jerleove Huntington and Washington County cases awaiting continuation or hearing.
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Montpelier
Eee
Haare
Sipeciae
Ran Bergman
Grey
TLS Peck
Cowles & Moulton
William J. Blodgett
Vermont
Cowher & Moulton and Mower
Witt, Palmer
Foster Brown
Martin A Sei Fae Tral
Mery
Mary Seve Ol Nn Agia
Rate Trac
Chittenden County
Jerleove
Huntington
Uboaorom
Washington County
Vermont Day Delights DAR Chapter Social Gathering
Marquis de La Fayette Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Vermont Day event at Mire Ballard's home. Members from Waterbury Williamsstown Barre Northfield attended. Mert Ciimyings presided. W B Torrill spoke on Vermont progress. A Nutt discussed brief agrarian topics. W P Dillingham addressed crops in Vermont That Never Fail. refreshments were served after the program.
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Montpelive
Marquis de Lafayette
Vermont
Mire
Ballard
Ciimyings
W. B Torrill
Ko A. Nutt
W.P. Dillingham
Waterbury
Williams
Stown
Barre
Northfield
Pleaded Guilty in Montpelier Liquor Case
Giownund Arioll, a trust dealer on Main Street in Montpelier, pleaded guilty in the city court to illegal selling of intox icants and paid a fine of 1000. His store was raided November 3. He attempted to resist officers by spilling wine but surrendered after several days.
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Montpelier
Giownund Arioll
Main
Arioli
Talk of the Town reflects a city visit and misread items
John F Calet of Washington was in the city today on basslines. The three year old child of Mr and Mrs David Bince of Graniteville was injured last night. Mrs George Sambar and Mrs Kitin Baker of Northfield called in. Ian Lapel operated at Emergency Hospital this afternoon for an arm abscess. Do not engage until later when Clan Gordon plans personal entertainment. Arrivals at the City Hotel include O O Maker J E Taylor and M H W Riddell of Boston Hoyt of Burlington and Mrs Williams Baynton Miss George Averill of Northfield among others.
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John F. Calet
Washington
South Rye Gate
Mer
Mra
David Bince
Graniteville
Handy Andy
Hazy
Andy
George Sambar
Kitin Baker
Northfield
Iano
Eimergeney Hospital
Gordon
P Sonal
Goddard
Hinday
Maker
J. E. Taylor
M. HW. Riddell
Boston
St Hoyt
Burtington
Mes
Willwns Bayeton
Gonrge
Averill Mind 'M
Able Averill
Nortifield
Vermont House Debates Rail Commission Expansion
Vermont lawmakers consider a bill to create a three member railroad commission with broad powers over depots crossings track maintenance tolls and rates. The measure would grant examination powers over railroad books, annual inspections, and appeal rights to the supreme court, with appointments by the governor and senate approval.
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Court of Equity
Supreme Court
Senter
Montpelier
Jackann
Barre
Thik
Senate
Ing
Windham County
Ament Goth
Authoriae Vity
Mountpelion
Jane Honte
Leowewrer
Biutetsmer
le Praisal
Morpeveir
Yieit Aothers
Industrial Erbnol
Vermont House Honors Slayton and Barre Quarry Plans
The Vermont House meets after a dispute over Slayton of Elmore and Graton of Burlington, with protest by Joseph Auld settled in favor of Graton. Debates focus on a hunting with dogs bill, disputed clerk duties, and parliamentary maneuvers. Proctor receives word of a Vermont association visit, with plans for a banquet and anniversary exercises in Barre.
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Proctor
Vermont Association of Boston
Paabuce
Vermont
Silver Wedding At Deriin Home For Mr And Mrs Ryan
Me and Mrs Ryan on Weet Hill Deriin celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Monday evening with friends calling to congratulate them The gathering was pleasant with a gift of over 60 dollars presented by D T Mansfield on behalf of the group Mr Ryan expressed appreciation Refreshments were served and the event passed pleasantly toward the goal of a golden anniversary.
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Ryan
Clifford Ellis Loses Fingers Hoisting Machinery Accident
Clifford Ellis of Hoyt and Lebourrons suffered severe injuries when his left hand was caught in hoisting machinery while pulling down beam. The machine yanked him up into pulleys, mangling fingers. He was rushed to emergency hospital for removal of three fingers from the left hand. another finger was dislocated.
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Hoyt & Lebourreau
Clifford Ellis
Hoyt & Lebourrons
Ellie
Han Fiat
Atp
Hadley
Eiergency Hospital
Thc
Ella Reed Barre resident dies at home on Keith Avenue
Old Barre resident Mrs Ella Reed aged about 60 plus years died at 2 15 yesterday afternoon at her Keith Avenue home after six months illness. She was the widow of Charles P Reed and born in St Johnsbury. Survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs Lave J Hall of Barre Mrs O Belle Johnson of Culverton Vermont and Charles B Hall of Barre. A member of the Hedding Church. Funeral from the Keith Avenue home tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 with Rev S J Love officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery Northfield.
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Ella Reed
Keith Avenue
Elle Reed
Prin Ful Ines
He Devenent
Barre
Charles P. Reed
Stewan
Kit
Bt. Johnsbury
Mine Lave J
Hall
Bares
Mi Onerie
Johnson
Eulverton
Tegan
Charien B. Hall
Hedding M
Elmwood Cemetery
Vermont Leaders Attend Social Hosted by Sen Howland
About forty guests including Lt. Gov. Prouty and various Vermont officials attended a gathering hosted by State Senator Frank G. Howland at a Barre fire station. Dinner menu featured beef, lobster salad, chicken pie, and fond tributes to Vermont’s industries before a long toast session ending at midnight in Montpelier.
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Frank G. Howland
Vermont
Prouty
al Barre
Veniaon
Ray Hee
Barclay
Iana Currier
Barre
Charles Delong
Adidson County
John *. Halden
Bennis County
Edward Doeavitt
Montpeliers
Fitta
Horace
Ange Coutty
Tory
L. A. Quick
Brightony Howard
Mlindley
Mevioaer Tournal
Chase
Hain
Montpelier
Large Attendance at Community Evening Event
A bustling turnout filled the night at Liao SEZ with students from Goddard performing. Tickets sold at 13 cents for Thursday’s Mother’s Baray meal featuring beans and rolls. Performances included piano pieces by Dame Benedted Teeailinger and vocalists, with “The Yankee Doodle Kitchen” drawing appreciation. A fair at Borlock’s Pavilion supported by Catholic groups was announced, with several ladies named for upcoming recognition.
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Liao Sez
Ak Sring
Fomeltethar
Toe Inka
Boothe
Goddard
Mothersome
Renily” Benedted
Poe Mine CO. Beott
Borlock
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