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Newspaper

Bluffton Banner

Location

Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1904

Page

2

Late Returns Tilt Indiana Sheriff Race in Narrow Win

In Adams and Wells counties tight late returns decide key races as Lipkey edges Crosbie by about 15 votes for sheriff while Wells holds a slim advantage in nearby contests. Republican gains touch trustees in several townships and state results hint at broader party performance nationwide.

Crosbie Lipkey Lim Wells County Jefferson Jackson Chester Nottingham Indiana Emshwiler Blackford Wells County McDowell Laurer North South Dakota Wisconsin la Follette Delaware Connecticut New Jersey Michigan Wyoming Journal-Gazette Fort Wayne James Sale Gilbert Congress James T. Robinson Adams County Lew Blingham Judge Smith Jay County John W. Terrell LaFollette Blackford County Sensations Roosevelt Harrison Township Wil Davis Samuel Moffett

Roosevelt declines a second term in 1940 speech

President Roosevelt states that with the American people’s confidence he accepts the duty he has undertaken and will not seek another nomination. He notes he will have served three and a half years by March 7 and invokes the two term custom as a matter of form, not substance.

Roosevelt Heqdore Roosevelt

Roosevelt Wins Big In Nation With Largest Plurality

Early returns show Theodore Roosevelt leading nationwide with a plurality exceeding 1.5 million, the largest for any American candidate. Missouri and Maryland swing states prompt focus as Roosevelt secures Northern state wins and Pennsylvania tops the list with a 49,000 plurality.

New York Roosevelt McKinley Grant Missouri Maryland Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Roosevelt’s Nationwide Victory Reported by Slices of Returns

Across Missouri Colorado Minnesota and Illinois details show Roosevelt winning large pluralities. Folk holds Missouri governorship with about 25 000 votes while Republican control looms in the legislature. Minnesota claims Roosevelt near 125 000 majority with Johnson and Jones elected. Prohibitionists report Swallow around 200 000 votes.

Rock Creek Township Fishbaugh Oldfather North Rock Creek Liberty Township Joseph L. Jamison Charles Marshall Jamison Dem North Center Poneto Ernst Jackson Township Michael Minnich W. E. Alexander Jackson Griffith Minnich Good Alexander Folk Kansas City Roosevelt Missouri Cockrell Minnesota St. Paul John A. Johnson Ray W. Jones Chicago Oliver W. Stewart Swallow California San Francisco Barr

Roosevelt Victory Reports Across States Prompt Recount

Early returns show Roosevelt leading in Nebraska California West Virginia and Pennsylvania with large margins. California and Seattle predict Reagan style gains while New York and Pennsylvania near final tallies confirm Roosevelt ahead by substantial margins.

Port Arthur Fight Reflected in Russian Pride

Reports from St Petersburg celebrate the defense of Port Arthur and General Stoessel while noting 50,000 fall as a low estimate of losses. All quiet on the lines near Mukden as winter nears and reinforcements arrive amid scarce fuel and forage.

St. Peteorsburgs Port Arthur Stoessel Mukden

Roosevelt and Fairbanks Vote Totals and International Visit

Roosevelt will receive 843 electoral votes with Parker and Davis at 13 percent. Prince Fushima arrives for a courtesy visit to the president. Chicago wins a new charter by about 70 000 votes. Reports say Japan silences forts at Port Arthur. Bryan calls Democrats to future focus. James P. Storm, county treasurer of Prescott Arizona, is found bound and gagged after a vault robbery of 15000 dollars.

Roosevelt Fairbanks Parker Davis Fushima Chicago Rihlung Susung Port Arthur Bryan Democratic Party James P. Storm Prescott Ariz Treasury

Bluffton Liquor License Application in Wells County

A male resident of Harrison township Wells county Indiana seeks a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors on the ground floor of a two story brick building in Ward No 1 Bluffton. The premises described include a front with John street access and empty partitions. Fred Blackwood signs as applicant.

Ward No. 1 Bluffton Harrison Township Wells County Indiana State of Indiana Board of Commissioners Johnson Street Fred Blackwood

Liquor License Application For Bluffton Premises

William Nash applies at the Wells County Indiana board of commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors for on premise consumption in Ward 3 Bluffton a one story brick room 18 by 44 feet with glass front on Jolson Street Secure and lockable no partitions listing lot details and address for publication of application.

Bluffton Harrison Wells County Indiana Inlet No Jolson Street William Nash

City of Bluffton liquor license application filed

George Wagner applies to the Wells county board of commissioners for December term for a license to sell barter and give away intoxicating liquors in a front ground floor room of a two story building on Lot No 1 in Bluffton West addition. The room faces Washington Street and connects to a lunch room. applicant is a male resident over 21.

Binffton Wells County Indiana Board of Commissioners Bluffton Washington Street George Wagner

Letter from Devoe Company on paint costs and savings

A dated note from J W Devoe & Co discussing price per gallon and savings for gallons painted. It references Mr Jos Humphrey Bluffton MO and Mr zra Fathmoll Williamsport VA, noting paint usage and costs for Devoe products in a home project.

Jos. Humphrey Bluffton, MO Devoe Hig House J. W. Devoe & CO New York Chicago Davenport & Ehte Sell. O

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