Pinned 10 Rails Hyde Survives Narrow Rail Fall
Ames Hyde of 1212 St Martin Street lay on 20 foot high platform when weakness caused him to fall onto rails at the New England Gas and Coke works. A coal train rolled close as two coworkers shouted warnings and signaled the brake man, saving him from being run over. He was taken to City Hospital with a badly injured hip and may be crippled for months.
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Ames Hyde
St. Martin Street
New England Gas and Coke Works
Hyde
Corporation
Crane Elected by Over 70,000 Votes in Close Contest
R Paine and Crane secure decisive victories as results show Crane winning by a margin exceeding 70,000 votes. The election outcome reflects strong support for Crane and party alignment in key districts.
Crane and Quincy Split Votes in Suffolk County Race
In Suffolk County Democratic candidates Stevens and Manning win, boosting party gains while Governor Crane carries the state by about 70,000. Boston shows Quincy ahead by 7699 as city turnout slips from last year. Dartmouth results and state totals indicate light voting with notable shifts.
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Stevens
Manning
Suffolk County
W. Murray Crane
Quincy
Republican Victories Across 13 States Reported
The result sheet shows eight Republican wins and four Democratic wins outside Massachusetts and New York, with one Independent. Winners include Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Iowa, Nebraska, Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Utah. Democrats claim Maryland, Virginia, Mississippi, and Colorado is in doubt.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Iowa
Nebraska
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Maryland
Virginia
Mississippi
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Foraker
Nash
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Arthur Pue Gorman
Supreme Court
Frank G. Harris
EB. A. Coray, Jr
Fusion
William P. Potter
Harman Yerkes
William J. Bryan
Kentucky
Deboe
Cummins
Murphy
Voorhees
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Oliver Stevens
John P. Manning
Frost Ends Cotton Crop Prospects in Texas
News notes frost reports from Texas underline frost damage in northern and central areas, signaling the near end of the top cotton crop. Also, President Merill of Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City confirms purchase of Kingston & Mississippi Central railroad by his line.
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Dallas
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Texas
Mobile
Ala
Meririll
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad
Kingston & Mississippi Central Railroad
Man Dies After Self Inflicted Razor Wound
John P. McArdle died at his Somerville home on Partridge avenue after an attempted self harm with a razor. His wife found him in the kitchen with a throat wound following a struggle over the blade. He had been in ill health for two weeks and leaves three children ages 1 to 5.
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John P. McArdle
Partridge Avenue
Somerville
McArdle
Patrolman Perkins
Philadelphia Election Returns Favor Republican State Ticket
Returns up to 2 a. m. show Republican victory in Pennsylvania with Harris for State treasurer and Potter for Supreme Court judge winning by 60 000 to 70 000. Amendments for personal registration and voting machines appear carried. Philadelphia results uncertain for district attorney and Common Pleas judge races while Ralston and Martin win as other judges.
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Philadelphia
Frank G. Harris
William P. Potter
John Weaver
Rothermel
Pennsylvania
Clements
Union Party
Harry Davis
Fusion
Common Pleas
Maxwell Stevenson
Stevenson
Publica Opinion Party
Robert Ralston
J. Willis Martin
Ohio Republicans claim legislature control and Nash victory
The Republican ticket wins Ohio with increased plurality and the Legislature's larger majority, ensuring Senator Foraker's re election. Gains are credited to silver Democrats abstaining, McLean's stance, party organization, and prosperity appeal. Rumors link Dick to 1908 governorship and Lean to Senate run. largest gains occur outside major cities.
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Ohio
Pote
Senator Foraker
John R. McLean
Democratic National Committee
Hanna
Roosevelt
McKinley
Nash
Foraker
Dick, Who Has Been Chairman of Their State Committee
John R. “soLean
Justice Jerome Wins as TammanyTicket Is Defeated
New York voters oust the entire Tammany ticket in a Waterloo-like election. Shepard loses to Low by about 30 000, Mayor Van Wyck trails by nearly 20 000, and Justice Jerome defeats Unger in the district attorney race by a smaller margin. The city faces a sweeping political upheaval after 17 years under Tammany rule.
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New York
Waterloo
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Shepard
van Wyck
Justice of the Supreme Court
Jerome
Unger
New York City
Devery
SETH LOWS STATEMENT AFTER ELECTION VINDICATION
New York on November 5 Mr Low issued a formal statement praising universal suffrage and rebuking the Tammany machine. He said absentee government and private gain would not prevail again and that the victory belonged to the people. He pledged loyal service and sought continued community support.
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New York
Low
Edward M Shepard Statement Cheers New Mayor
Edward M Shepard dictated a statement expressing sincere wishes for Mr Low's administration. He calls on all citizens to support the chosen leader and work to benefit the city, noting regret for the result but urging Republican and Democratic unity.
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Edward M. Shepard
Low
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