Odell Confident as Election Fight Heats Up in New York
New York leaders from both parties express confidence in victory as polls and predictions vary. Odell estimates a 40 000 majority while Coler claims about 60 000. Tammany Hall's Murphy expects Coler to win by 112 000 in Greater New York with party efforts splitting support across Kings Queens Richmond and Manhattan.
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Ohio Election Sparks Talk of Hanna and Johnson Power
Ohio voters faced a light turnout as Democrats and Republicans fought over control of the state convention and the next legislature. Johnson’s strong backing within Cleveland politics and Hanna’s firm Republican support shaped expectations for the 1904 presidential bid and Hanna’s Senate successor.
Reduced Majority Foretold in Pennsylvania Governor Race
Philadelphia reports indicate Judge Pennybacker, Republican, may win with a reduced margin as Patton Pattison Democratic rival could be offset by strong GOP turnout in the city. Republicans claim 28 of 32 Congress seats. Democrats concede 24. Missouri and Indiana governors and congressmen also discussed with party leaders predicting varying outcomes.
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Election Preview Across States As Voters Decide Seats
Democratic state chairman forecasts a victory with control of legislature and senator successor. New Jersey maintains eight Republicans and three Democrats in Congress. Michigan voters select state officers and a new legislature to choose the late senator's successor, plus a constitutional amendment on criminal sentences. Illinois voters choose treasurer and congressmen amid tight districts. Georgia faces a perfunctory race with Democratic candidates. California and Tennessee offer mixed interest, while Alabama elects state officers and congressmen.
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Southern Pacific unveils fast mail flyer 33 hours to New Orleans
The Southern Pacific's new York to New Orleans mail flyer completed 1374 miles in 33 hours and five minutes arriving ahead of schedule. The service, starting November 15, will speed eastern mail to Texas and the South with two trains making close connections. The train carried 20,000 pounds of mail and nine passengers. Bishop Thompson of Mississippi, treated in New York for throat cancer, remains incurable and expects to die within weeks at his Jackson home. born in Ireland in 1830, he once served Christchurch, New York, and was a Camden High School classmate of Grover Cleveland.
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Italians Die in New York Lodging House Gas Tragedy
Antonio Gazirone and Giuseppe Luigi of Newburg New York saved 790 dollars between them and planned to return to Italy. They rented a room in an Italian lodging house in New York and allegedly blew out the gas after retiring, dying before others could enter.
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Volcanic Outburst Likely to Spare Coffee Markets
New York dispatch notes coffee importers expect the Guatemala eruption to have little market impact. They point to a 600,000 bag crop last year and a 13,000,000 bag visible supply, suggesting even total loss would not be serious.
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Death in Beaumont Street Leads to Mysterious Inquiry
A. E. Gilbert of Pelican Texas died in a Beaumont hospital after being found on a street Sunday morning. He collapsed and died about twenty minutes after admission, with investigators probing the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death.
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