Brainerd Dispatch Summary of Items Abroad
In Brainerd Minnesota a report notes that converting redwood into railroad ties wastes timber valued at 35 cents per tie and 1.87 dollars in timber. Platinum drawn into ultra fine wire remains undetectable to the naked eye when stretched across white cardboard. A Braddock Pennsylvania profanity crusade on public streets is led by the county superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
County Superintendent of Schools
York review of troops with archbishop on horseback
The York review of troops featured the Archbishop of York on horseback. The archbishop once served in the army, earning a 1847 commission and retiring as lieutenant in 1852. Gov Hughes estimates Arizona’s population at 70,000 with 11,000 Mexicans, and hopes irrigation will revive prosperity after silver mine closures.
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York
Duke of Cambridge
Archbishop of
Leutenant
Gov. Hughes
Arizona
Global curiosities and imperial notes from a distant era
A collection of brief observations. It highlights W. H. Sheppard’s status in the Southern Presbyterian church and a critique of British diplomacy. It notes luxury cigars, a Mesopotamian weight in the British museum, a Chinese loan to London, and speculates on a future electric serviceage in Amsterdam hotels. It mentions large German soldiers and a tiny officer.
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Spain
Sower Sagasia
Berlin
London
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Lord Rosebery
Bristol
Edmund Burke
Medical men weigh bike health for women in Paris Journal
Dr. Douglas Hogg of Paris asked medical experts whether bicycling harms or helps women. He received forty eight replies from English French and other physicians. Thirty six approve cycling in moderation three allow it under conditions nine oppose it altogether.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hogg
Paris
Paris Journal of Medicine
Java Volcano Eruptions Threaten Regional Coastal Areas
The Java volcano, silent since 1522, has erupted again burning villages and killing thousands. Recent tremors in Japan and Southern California may relate to seismic activity. Historic loss on Java and nearby islands is cited at about 60,000 lives across 1883 and earlier events.
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Java
Japan
California
Decline in Horse Prices Tied to Modern Transport Shifts
A Kansas paper notes collapsing horse prices harming breeders profits. It cites streetcars electric power threshing by steam and state policy as causes, with trolley substitution a key factor and bicycles costing ten million dollars last year also aiding the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ohio Bans Patent Eggs in Markets and Seizes Shipments
The Ohio state food commission prohibits sale of patent eggs within the state and has seized a transit shipment from New York to a Cincinnati dealer. Desiccated egg sold at 45 cents per pound, with one pound equaling six dozen eggs. The chemist notes albumen is sourced from fish eating sea birds and harvested from Atlantic coast islands, deeming them unfit for food. The patent egg is mainly used by hotels and bakeries.
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Ohio State Food Commission
New York
Cincinnati
Atlantic
Government moves to curb bandits in Indian Territory
Washington reports government troops will be sent to Indian Territory to rid the country of bandits. Attorney General Olney asserts whisky in government warehouses in South Carolina cannot be confiscated under state law. Navy judge advocate general praises new naturalization law for alien sailors. President approves dismissal of Capt Johnson by Fort Leavenworth court martial for conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Indian Territory
Lead Trust
Olney
South Carolina
Lemley
Navy
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
William 8. Johnson
Cateman
Noted deaths and society news from across the country
The item lists figures such as poetess Margaret E. Easter dying in Baltimore and Mrs Julia F. Burnham dying in New York during a Champaign visit. It notes Lillian Russell arriving in New York from London and Di Dio marrying Stephen Thorn in New York. It covers Capt. William R. Pridgman funeral in Iowa, Calvary member Charles T. Cowden death in Seattle, Jean de Reszke’s horse breeding success, and Gen Ely S. Parker ill in Fairfield.
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Margaret E. Easter
Baltimore
Lillian Russell
New York
London
Julia F. Burnham
Champaign
Milo
di Dio
Stephen Thorn
William R. Pridgman
United States
Seattle
Keokuk
Iowa
Charles T. Cowden
Calvary
Jefferson Davis
Jean de Reszke
Ely S. Parker
Grant
Fairfield, Conn
Red Jacket
Fires and accidents claim numerous lives across states
A survey of incidents reports sixteen dead after a hotel fire near Corinth and Seattle losses from a hotel blaze. Other tragedies include deaths from trains, a tenement fire, a factory burial, and a fatal stage robbery. Multiple accidents in Ohio Indiana Kentucky Illinois and Texas amid fires and collisions.
Broad daylight wholesale jewelry robbery shocks Chicago
A Chicago wholesale jewelry store was robbed in broad daylight. Other items report robberies, suicides, murders, legal actions, and criminal cases across multiple states including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky with various financial losses, investigations, and notable arrests.
Multiple Embezzlement and Crime Reports Across Cities
Reports from across the United States include alleged embezzlement from National Beef in Quincy Illinois, a jail escape attempt in Harmony Indiana, a Pacific Express robbery in The Dalles Oregon, a possible suicide in Rock Island Illinois, a fraud case in Asheville North Carolina, an attempted highway robbery charge in St Louis Missouri, a deadly shooting-suicide in Webb City Missouri, a mail fraud arrest in Asheville, and an embezzlement extradition case in Lansing Michigan delayed to November 2.
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Dalles
Max Westenthal
Chicago
Rock Island MS
S. C. Howard
Universal Association of Thme Artists
Asheville
N. C
Phil Rohan
St. Louis
James Campbell
Campbell
J.D. Roe
Dayton
Ed McAlester
Webb City
Roe
Martha Ford
McAlester
Lansing
Mich
August W. Lindholm
Michigan
Sweden
Foreign Gossip From Around the World in Brief
Reports from Europe and the Americas cover religious revisions in England Spain Germany and France. News notes include Dreyfus arrest in France Austrian fortifications sale and espionage charges in Poland and Russia. Regional upheavals report floods in northern France revolts in Rosario and Costa Rican bomb discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dreyfus
France
Russia
Crux San Pedro
Rosario
Araya
Phillips Coffee
New York Sends Republicans to Govern and Mayor
New York voters give Levi Morton the governorship and a Strong mayoral win as Democrats concede defeat. Across the state Republicans lead in districts counted and party delegates shift with gains in Congress.
Slow returns mark Chicago county election day struggles
Illinois Chicago Nov 7 slow Cook county tally due to long county ticket and scattered county commissioner votes. Republicans claim 15 000 to 30 000 lead by midnight while Democrats expect to gain county officers. City voting heavy with fights at polls and injuries including Republican challenger E M Dickson and Alderman Currier.
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Chicago
Cook County
Aldrich
Hanrahan
Lorimer
McGann
Belknap
Woodman
Goldier
Brett
Stocklager
Holman
McNagny
E. M. Dickson
Ilinois Street
Currier
Harvey
Wisconsin election results show Republican gains across districts
From Appleton to Milwaukee a wave favors Republicans with gains in governor and congress races. Reports indicate Republicans carry most districts and counties including Milwaukee and Dane while Upham and Peck win key contests. Incomplete returns from Appleton show GOP gains across Outagamie and surroundings.
Republican gains emerge in North Dakota election returns
Early returns from North Dakota show slow but clear Republican gains across counties. Allin leads governor by about 5,000 with Democrats conceding 1,000. Johnson wins larger congress pluralities. Strong GOP performance noted in Fargo Grand Forks Bismarck and other cities. some Populist gains in select precincts.
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Bismarck
N. D
Walsh
Richland
Fargo
Allin
Grand Forks
Republican Central Committee
Johnson
Congress
Arge Legislative
Edwards
Diene
Aggart
Cass County
Tolnty Ticket Near Certain Victory With Sherman Auditing
Sparse statewide results show Tolnty leading. Sherman trails for auditor. Congressman Johnson seen as favored. Fargo totals show Allin 684, Kinter 31, Stallace 198. Congressional race shows Johnson 63, Muir 130, Reeve 3Y.
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Tolnty
Sherman
Johnson
Fargo
Allin
Kinter
Stallace
Congress
Muir
Reeve
South Dakota Republicans Win Big In Early Returns
Early returns from South Dakota show Republicans leading in most races. Gov Sheldon ward Howe and Pickler Gamble for congress appear favored. Milbank reports 70 as the statewide GOP ticket’s margin, with 184 Republicans likely in the legislature and Pettigrew set for re election on a Republican majority. Returns slow but strong Republican gains noted across multiple towns.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
South Dakota
Basford
Huron
Sheldon
Ward
Howe
Milbank
Chamberlain
S. D
Brule County
Yankton
S. C
Democratic State Committee
Robert D. Gamble
John A. Pickler
Congress
C. H. Sheldon
R. A. Pettigrew
United States Senate
Election results from Jackson district returns
Jackson Mississippi voters report that all elected congressmen are Democrats. Allen wins First district, Kyle wins Second, Urd Catchings in Third, Mooney Fourth, Willans Fifth, Denny Sixth to succeed Stockdale, J Seventh to succeed Hooker.
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Jackson
Miss
Allen
Kyle
Catchings
Mooney
Willans
Denny
Stockdale
J. G. Spencer
Hooker
Arkansas Democrats name six congressional candidates
In Arkansas the following Democratic candidates for Congress were listed: McCulloch, Little, Neil, Terry, Densmore, and McRae.
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McCulloch
Little
Neil
Terry
Densmore
McRae
Florida and New Hampshire Election Returns Reported
Florida voters cast an extremely light vote with about half the October state election turnout. Both Democratic congressmen are elected. In New Hampshire late returns show Republican majorities with Busiel ahead of Kent by about 6 0000 votes and two Republican congressmen likely, the legislature leaning Republican.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Busiel
Kent
Connecticut Reports Major Republican Landslide
New Haven November 7 reports from across Connecticut show a sweeping Republican landslide in statewide returns. Strong gains across counties indicate broad GOP support and a decisive victory trend for Republican candidates.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Colorado shows Republicans claim McIntire victory by 20000
Denver reports at midnight Republicans claim McIntire wins by about 20000, Waite denied defeat by Papists, Governor predicts re election by about 15000, yet returns suggest Waite may lose statewide. Indicates a likely Republican legislature though not yet confirmed.
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Denver
McIntire
Waite
Election Returns Across States Show GOP Gains
Massachusetts reelects Gov Greenhalze by 60 000 and Republicans lead in 12 of 14 Congress seats while the state legislature stays Republican. Georgia sees ten of eleven districts leaning Democratic and a pistol melee in Augusta ends with a killing. Ohio reports large Republican gains and Congress seats tilt Republican. Iowa forecasts sizable Republican majorities with several districts decided in Des Moines Sioux City and Davenport. Nebraska tallies show Major’s lead over Holcomb with limited ticket detail.
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Milwaukee
Navy
Barwig
Milwaukee County
Theobald Otten
Appleton
Wis
Peck
Barnes
Congress
Eau Claire
George H. Griffin
Levis
Janesville
Rock County
West Superior
Upham
Douglas County
Jenkins
Racine
Henry A. Cooper
Miner
Neenah
Gov
Portage
Beaver Dam
Menominee
Stephenson
Menominee City
Outgwaite County
Boston
Massachusetts
Greenhalze
Atlanta
Georgia
Augusta
John M. Goss
Goss
Joss
Patrick Walsh
Augustus O. Bacon
Bibb County
Columbus
Ohio
John Brough
C. L. Wallandingham
Canada
Gov. McKinley
McKinley
Des Moines
Republican Committee
Hayes
Sioux City
Perkins
Robert C. Cousins
John A. T. Hull
Oscaloosa
Lacey
Dubuque
D. B. Henderson
Fort Dodge
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Davenport
Chicago
State
Dem
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississi
Missour
Montana
Oregon
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Kansas Republicans sweep state ticket and likely congress
Returns from Kansas show Morrill and the full Republican state ticket elected. The Republicans probably carried all but two congressional districts and appear set to control the legislature on joint ballot.
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Kansas
City
Morrill
Delaware Returns Show Republicans Ahead statewide
Wilmington reports slow returns from lower Delaware. Republicans appear to win the state ticket while Democrats may keep a slim majority in the legislature. Late updates show Republicans carrying the state by a substantial margin.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Louisiana Returns Point to Democratic House Majority
Louisiana early returns show the present congressional delegation assured in the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts by about 5000 votes each. Charles F Buck is elected in the Second district by a large majority to succeed Davis.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Charles F. Buck
Davis
Michigan Backs Republicans in State and Congressional Races
Detroit reports Michigan leans Republican by about 60,000 in the statewide return with the GOP also winning all twelve congressional seats. The Republican committee expects a larger plurality while Democratic secretary Hosford estimates about 50,000.
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Michigan
Detroit
Republican State Central Committee
Hosford
Democratic Committee
Contested Kentucky Congressional Races Reported
Louisville voters indicate tight campaigns in the Fifth Third Ninth and Elevinth districts with returns suggesting the election of several Democratic congressmen including John Kendrick John D Clark C W McElroy E J Dermwott A S Berry Judge George Denny James B McCreary J M Kendall and William Beckner.
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Louisville
Kentucky
John Kendrick
John D. Clark
C. W. McElroy
E. J.dermwott
A.S. Berry
Udge George Denny
James B. McCreary
J. M. Kendall
William Beckner
Democrats Sweep Most Alabama Districts as Seventh Remains Tight
In Alabama on November 7, Democrats won every congressional district except the Seventh where race between Shipward and Denny remains close. Majorities ranged from 1,000 to 6,000 in districts decided.
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Birmingham
Shipward
Denny
Denmy
Maryland Delegation Stand Ins in House Seat Prospects
Marylana reports the Maryland congressional lineup with First district W H Henry and J W Miles, Second J F Talbot, Third H Weller Rusk, Fourth J K Cowan, Fifth contested with Coffin favored by Republicans, Sixth G L Wellington also Republican. Democrats claim Fifth and Sixth.
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Baltimore
W. H. Henry
J. W. Miles
J. F. Talbot
H. Weller Rusk
J. K. Cowan
Coffin
G. L. Wellington
Evans Likely Defeats Opposition for South Carolina Governor
In Columbia and Washington on November 7, reports say Evans, a Democrat, is poised to win the South Carolina governor’s race by a large majority. Voters may reject a constitutional convention. Democrats expected to reclaim congress in all districts except the First, where Liot, a former Democrat, challenges Murray, the current Black representative.
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Columbia
D. C
Evans
Liot
Murray
Millson Reports Early Democratic Leads in Virginia
Virginia returns hint at eight district Democratic wins with J Taylor Millson optimistic about districts Nine and Ten. In North Carolina fusionist Wearson claims Ninth district victory. Settle likely wins Fifth. overall legislature Democratic though with slim margins.
California Returns Hint Close Governor Contest
Incomplete returns show the California governor race very tight with Budd leading slightly for the Democrats. Republicans appear to have elected five or possibly six congressmen and Maguire seems likely to win in the Fourth district. Apart from the governorship Republicans lead the state ticket and likely hold a legislature majority.
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San Francisco
Budd
Maguire
Republicans claim wins in four Ohio districts
Charleston reports Republicans say they have carried the First district with Dovener, the Second with Dayton, the Third with Hauling, and the Fourth with an award or representative. Democrats concede nothing, as W. E. Chilton, chairman of the state committee, disputes outcomes.
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Charleston
Dovener
Dayton
Wilson
Award
W. E. Chilton
Democratic State Committee
Hastings' Huge Lead Reported In Pennsylvania Returns
Returns from Pennsylvania show a Republican plurality estimated at 212,664 the largest in state history. Harrison leads by 64,747 and Hastings gains 145,917 over this vote. Complete returns may push Hastings past 240,000 with many correspondents understating results. No Democratic gains in any county.
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Philack Spa
Harrison
Pennsylvania
Hasting
Hastings
New Jersey Vote Tight As Republicans Claim House Gain
Jersey City reporting says New Jersey voters turned out lightly on November 7. Republicans claim eight congressional seats while Democrats concede five and predict three for their side. Republicans also claim a majority in the state legislative assembly.
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Jersey City
Legislative Assembly
Idaho Election Quiet So Far in Boise Report
In Boise Idaho on November 7 the election proceeded quietly with no figures available until after midnight. Democrats and Republicans both claimed the governorship while the Democrats conceded the rest of the state ticket but the Populists laid claim to the rest of the races.
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Idaho
Boise
Rhode Island Returns Hint Big GOP Wins in Two Districts
Providence reports incomplete returns but the data show Bull winning the First District over Lapham and Arnold defeating Garvin in the Second District.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Bull
Lapham
Furst
Arnold
Garvin
Kansas Returns Point to Morrill Victory in Kansas
Topeka reports at Republican headquarters show strong Republican gains in all townships and precincts. Early tallies at 2 AM indicate Morrill leading Lewelling by about 35,000 to 40,000 statewide with 196 towns and precincts counted, Morrill 21,020 Lewelling 11,255.
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Topeka
Kas
Mercure
Morrillee
Ninty
Kansas
Morrill
Lewelling
Montana and Missouri Election Returns Reported
Helena shows a small Democratic lead with 156 of 520 precincts reporting and no full state totals yet. Butte announces Hartman, a Republican, elected to Congress and confirms Republican statewide ticket success. St Louis reports 13 Democrats to 2 Republicans for Missouri's delegation with a Democratic house and senate likely.
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Helena
Mont
Butte
Hartman
Congress
Missouri
St. Louis
House
Senate
Texas early returns show Democrats leading in many districts
Galveston Nov 7 reports indicate for congress First District Hutchinson Democrat Second Cooper Democrat Third Yeakum Democrat Fourth Culberson Fifth Bailey Democrat Sixth Abbott Democrat Seventh Wendleton Democrat Eighth Bell Democrat Ninth Sayers Democrat Eleventh Crain Democrat with several races doubtful. Governor figures not definite Culberson expected to win
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New York
New York State
Levi P. Morton
David B. Hill
New York City
Brooklyn
Harlem River
Flower
Fassett
Wheeler
Ind
Strong
Grant
Albany
Hill
Gov
Morton
Park Row
Tammany Men
New
McCormick
Hurley
Wilson
Fisher
Bennett
Howell
Ford
Walsh
Miner
Campbell
Erdman
McClellan
Shannon
Quigg
Low
Fairchild
Odell
Lefore
Black
Southwick
Wilbur
Curtis
Foote
Chickering
Sherman
Ray
Poole
Payne
Gillette
Wadsworth
Brewster
Mahoney
Danield
Poker
Texas
Galveston
Ter
Hutchinson
Cooper
Yeakum
Culberson
Bailey
Abbott
I’endleton
Bell
Sayers
Lenth
Crain
Returns Slow but Cannon Leading in Utah County
Salt Lake City Utah Nov 7 returns are coming in slowly with no authentic figures yet. For delegate to Congress the breakthrough favors Cannon Republican and the Republicans claim his election by about 2000 votes. Further figures will be unavailable today.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Congress
Cannon
Delegate race narrows as Anthony Joseph leads in returns
From Albuquerque New Mexico on November 7 partial returns show Anthony Joseph Democrat ahead for delegate to Congress. Republicans claim later returns may alter the result.
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Albuqurque
N. M
Anthony Joseph
Dem
Congress
Flynn Widens Lead in Guthrie Congressional Race
Oklahoma Guthrie November 7 returns show D Flynn Republican elected as congress delegate by about 2500 plurality across counties on the railroads.
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Guthrie
O. T
D. Flynn
Republicans Likely Win Full State and Both Senate Seats
From Cheyenne Wyoming on November 7 indications point to the full Republican state ticket and a Republican majority in the legislature, assuring the election of two Republican United States senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Wyo
United States
Indiana Returns From Indianapolis Precincts Show Owen Lead
In Indianapolis on November 7 Owen, Republican, leads with 11 007 votes to Myers Democrat's 7 170 across 100 precincts. The 1892 results showed Harrison 10 403 and Cleveland 5 493 in the same precincts.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Owen
Myers
Harrison
Cleveland
Seventeen PA districts silent on election returns
Seventeen Pennsylvania districts have not reported results while California and Colorado returns remain uncertain as the nation awaits the next Congress.
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Pennsylvania
California
Colorado
Two Fratricide Suspects as Shot Sparks Fatal Quarrel
In Henry Coats’s family near a rural area eighteen and twenty year old sons fought on Sunday morning. One was stabbed and thought fatally injured. In Minneapolis a young inmate identified as Miss Ethel attempted suicide with poison at 220 First Avenue South but survived after her mother retrieved her later that day.
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Tripp
Henry Coats
Here
Minneapolis
Ethel
First Avenue South
Minnesota Returns Favor Republican Sweep in 1892
Ramsey county backs Nelson and the Republican state ticket with a substantial plurality. Nelson leads Becker and Owen with 9,508 votes to 4,944 and 4,444 respectively. Kiefer, Tawney, McCleary, Heatwale, Towne, and Seddy are projected winners. Legislature expected to be Republican. Henderson votes Republican for first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ramsey County
Nelson
Becker
Owen
Bob Dunn
Biermann
Stromerg
Dunn
Tv. S.l
Brill
Ivelly
Fourth Congressional District
Col. A. R. Kiefer
Kiefer
Darrah
Clarke
Minn
Republican State Central Committee
Tawney
McCleary
Heatwale
Pletcher
Towne
Seddy
Morrison County
Lawler
Henderson
Republican sweep in Dodge Center and surrounding towns
Early returns from multiple districts show Nelson leading for governor with 1 016 votes in one area while Owen and Becker trails appear in various precincts. In Janesville, governor results show Nelson 176 and Becker 84 with Owen 64. congress counts tilt Tawney 195 and Moonan 102. County totals indicate a broad GOP victory with Sweningson likely elected senator and Furlong and fatherson as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Hilleboe
Buck
Helms
Swift
Pope
Lyle
Special
Mower County
Nelson
Beeker
Owen
lTawney
Moonan Domo
Tawney
S. Sweningson Slopo
John Fatherson
John Furlong
Collins
Willis
Nelson leads in multiple Minnesota precincts as GOP gains roll in
Special reports from Mapleton Blue Earth Lake Bentonville and Adrian note Nelson ahead with U.S. Senate and governor races incl precinct returns. County tallies show Nelson leading Becker Owen Hilleboe and Biermann with varying counts across Cottonwood Blue Earth and adjacent towns as results come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton
Nelson
Owen
Becker
Hille Lee
Sleepyye
Sleepy Eye
Udom
Cottonwood County
Beeeker
Hilleride
Blue Earth
Hilleboe
Dunn
Biermann
Collins
Willis
Meathur
Itep
Lake Benton
Lake Beuten Villas
Huleboe
Stromberg
Jolson
Adrian
Adrian Village
Denn
Tewnsky
Farmington Special Nov 7 Vote Results and County Totals
Farmington and nearby towns report early returns from the November 7 election with multiple candidates and party results. Nelson leads Becker and Owen in several precincts while Berg and Dunn show strong individual tallies. Glencoe notes substantial gains for Republicans and a projected plurality for Becker, with district-wide counts still incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush City
Special
Becker
Owen
Hillered
Berg
Dunn
Local Nov. 7 Vote Totals ByDistrict And Towns
Election returns across Princeton Pine City Duluth Sauk Center Waverly and Buffalo detail candidate tallies for Nelson Becker Owen Dunn Biermann Stromberg Collins Willis and Towne. Countywide results project Nelson a large plurality and Towne a sizable edge for congress with additional state level offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Nelson
Becker
Owen
Dunn
Biermann
Stromberg
Collins
Willis
Pine City
Baldwin
Towne
Duluth
St. Louis County
Beker
State Auditor
Unn
Johnson
Su Bene Court
Wil
Halverson
H. K. Spencer
Neil McInnis
W. A. Caut
J. M. Smith
Sauk Center
Congress
Halvorsen
Keller
Minnet
Bruckart
Haynes
Barto
Calhoun
Waverly
Buffalo
Buffalo Town and Village
Election returns roll in from Otter Tail and surrounding counties
Guthrie area precincts report results for Nelson Owen and Hilleboe with Nelson leading in several towns. Otter Tail County anticipates Owen margin near 1200. Other counties like Polk and Crookston show Nelson and Owen totals and county-wide implications for governor and local offices.
Tug Crusader Fire Claims Two Firemen in Detroit Estate Vessel
The tug Crusader owned by the Drummond estate burned at Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Firemen Henry Billings and Charles Whiffen of Port Huron were killed while asleep aboard the tug. Their bodies were recovered amid extensive flames. The Moran pile driver beside the tug was destroyed. Losses are estimated at $50,000 and the fire cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Crusader
Drummond
Detroit
Henry Billings
Charles Whiffen
Port Huron
Moran
Madagascan government refuses French demands
From Tamatave on November 3 the Madagascan government rejects French demands. French envoy Le Myre de Villers and residents reach Tamatave. Warship Hugon searches coastal refugees. British residents in Antananarivo stay under government protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Louis
Mauritius
Tamatave
Madagascar
M. le Myre de Villers
Antananaive
Hugon
Violinist Killed in Mexican Dance Fight Near Alpine
In a Mexican dance incident near Alpine, Jules Estrade a violinist, was killed and two cowboys mortally wounded amid Mexican resentment at American cowboys. Estrade was accidentally killed by a fellow countryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Alpine
Jules Estrade
Eistrade
Murdered Man Found Burned in Jamestown Pig Pen
In Jamestown North Dakota on November 7 a murdered man was found burned in a pig pen among hog carcasses. The body was dragged to the river after midnight with pockets rifled, then set in straw and burned to conceal the crime. Police say they have a small force and are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. D
Kock to Succeed Skelling as Prussian Justice Minister
Berlin reports Herr Kock president of the Reichsbank named to succeed Doruerman von Skelling as Prussian minister of justice per the National Zeitung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
National Zeitung
Herr Kock
Reichsbank
Doruerman von Skelling
Diphtheria Reported in Anoka Minn
A new case of diphtheria is reported this morning in Anoka Minnesota with local health measures likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoka
Minn
Explosion at Market Street Nitric Acid Site Kills One
Chicago reports a blast at 126 and 152 Market street killing watchman David Friend and injuring several others including John Dade Edward McChil John McIntyre William Munson Frank Whitmore captain insurance patrol No 1. Fire started from two carboys of chemically pure nitric acid and inhalation fumes threaten additional deaths. Captain Whitmore, a noted local rouser, is among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Street
David Friend
John Dade
Edward McChil
John McIntyre
William Munson
Frank Whitmore
Insurance Patrol No. 1
Capt. Whitmore
Sioux City Woman Presses Crow Creek Claim in South Dikcotia
Mrs Annie McKenna of Sioux City Iowa reports to the commissioner of Indian affairs that she filed a claim tied to Crow Creek and Winnebago reservations in South Dakota. She was driven from her land by an 1885 executive order and her name does not appear on the 944 claims studied by Special Agent Pease in October 1900. Congress provided funding for those listed, leaving uninvestigated claimants to seek further legislation before adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annie McKenna
Sioux City
Iowa
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
McKennanas
Crow Creek
Winnebago
South Dakota
Pease
Congress
Judge Enkins Ends Northern Pacific Receiverships
Milwaukee Nov 6 Judge Enkins ends the Northern Pacific branch line receiverships and lets the receivers lease and operate the lines. The Western committee will depart St Paul in Mr Payne’s private car to inspect the system and negotiate leases with different companies. Receivers take possession pay expenses and hand any surplus to the Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
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Milwaukee
Becker County Returns Reflect Split Votes in Becker County
In Becker County a partial election report shows Nelson leading with 250 votes, Collins 260, Yeh 101, and other named candidates receiving smaller tallies. The total precincts reporting are 23, with the governor's race yet to be fully tallied.
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Detroit
Navy
Becker County
Nelson
Becker
Yeh
Eboe
Collins
Villa Noy
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Pardons and fires top a busy Kentucky Missouri round-up
The president pardoned Jesse M. and Elisha Roberts who were jailed six months and fined for illicit distilling in Kentucky. Cholera kills hogs near Sedalia Missouri while John 8 Senior and neighbors suffer. William R. Leeds ailing in Philadelphia. Belvidere Hotel in St Louis burned in basement blaze injuring guests. Cincinnati Evening News placed in receivership by court order.
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Elisha Roberts
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Sedalia
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Cincinnati Evening News
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Choctaw Muderer Shot Misses Heart and Is Strangled
Silay Lowi, a Choctaw condemned for murder in Indian Territory, was shot by Sheriff Pursley at Wilburton but survived the bullet hit, then was strangled to death as deputies watched. The scene drew 100 armed men amid threats from friends of the condemned. Twenty six Indians await trial for the same murder. Lowi was 54 and had repeatedly refused to escape.
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Scence
Jie
Judge White Weds Virginia Montgomy Kent in New York
Associate Justice Edward Touglas White of the U S Supreme Court married Virginia Montgomy Kent at the Jesuit Church of St Francis Navier in New York. About twenty close relatives and friends attended the nuptials. Mass was led by Rev Thomas B E Murphy S J with assistance from Rev Alphonse La four S J.
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Louisiana
Judge considers suit to recover funds from Villard deals
Milwaukee November 6 Judge Jenkins heard arguments on a proposed suit against Henry Villard and others to recover money derived from Northern Pacific transactions notably the Chicago terminal deal and the Manitoba deal. The judge may order the receiver to initiate proceedings against Villard.
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Jenkins
Henrys Villard
Northern Pacific
Chicago
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Villard
China Open to Peace Talks on Corea Independence and Indemnity
A Lekin dispatch reports China is willing to end the war with Japan based on Corea’s independence and a compensation payment set by the powers. It also says China has invited the powers to join in mediating the peace.
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Hovas Stand Firm as Ultimatum Rejected
Dispatch from Zanzibar reports Madagascar’s Hovts government refusing terms and signaling readiness to meet force. Temps notes the Hovas will yield only to force and French evacuations from Antananarivo.
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Stole Stamps Arrest In Tombs Court Case
Samuel Wells alias Marsh Markel alias Jones was arrested in the Tombs court after police justice discharge. Postoffice detectives led the arrest. Wells faces charges of stealing stamps valued at 440,889 and cash totaling 518.61 from a postofficeLive in New Albany Indiana.
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Train wreck near Luling injures several passengers
The Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train from St Louis to San Antonio was wrecked near Luling this morning after the engine struck a horse. The engine mail car and passenger coaches were derailed and several people were injured.
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Wancoma Boy Dies After Gun Accident
Wancoma Iowa Nov 6 Frank Linstrom age 17 was shot through the heart yesterday and died instantly. He was out hunting with two other boys and while stooping over the hammer of his gun caught in his clothes. He was an only son.
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Iowa
Frank Linstrom
Tie
Millionaire Tibureto Parrott Dies in St Helena California
St Helena California November 6 Tibureto Parrott one of California s wealthiest men died here today after a brief illness He was worth several millions owned extensive property in San Francisco and across the state and was heavily involved in wine cultivation
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Ile
San Francisco
Steamer Sydney Seized for suspected contraband at Kobe
The French steamer Sydney sailing from Marseilles to Yokohama was seized at Kobe on suspicion of carrying contraband of war after arriving at Singapore around Oct. 11.
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Marseilles
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Saw mill blast kills owner in Jasper area
The Rummels and Co saw mill in Duff Indiana exploded today. Owner Rummels was killed and several workers were badly hurt. Rummels had moved from Whitley County about three years ago.
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Rummels & Co
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Rummels
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Li Tiang Chang Transferred From Tien Tsin to Yekin
Shanghai dispatch reports Viceroy Li Tiang Chang moved from Tien Tsin to Yekin rather than assuming command of the First Chinese army as previously ordered. The change alters anticipated leadership in the field.
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Suit over funds for soldiers' monument against Senator Mitchell
Milwaukee suit seeks 18000 damages from United States Senator John J. Mitchell for allegedly failing to provide promised funds to complete the soldiers' monument. Plaintiff John S. Conway, Rowse sculptor, says Mitchell agreed to pay 25000 and paid 5511 before withholding further payments.
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United States
John J. Mitchell
John S. Conway
Rowse
Mitchell
Witnels
Memphis man arrested for murder of officer Parker son
Charles Epps a colored suspect wanted for the killing of Police Officer H C Parkinson last Friday was captured in Arkansas swamps and brought to Memphis. He fled after shooting Parkinson while awaiting transport. The arrest sparked threats of lynching and guards were tightened to prevent violence.
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H. C. Parkinson
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Martin Sues for Damages Against News Publisher
Calvin E. Martin, Democratic county commissioner from Mansfield Ohio, filed a $25,000 damages suit yesterday against W S Capeller proprietor of the News Republican paper. The suit follows a Saturday issue claiming Martin paid $700 for his appointment to fill a Republican commissioner’s vacancy after a prior death.
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Ohio
Calvin E. Martin
W.S. Capeller
the News
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