Odell Plurality Questioned as Ballots, Frauds Flagged
Democratic leaders in New York announce that Odell leads by 9122 based on county returns not counting Greater New York Democracy votes. They say defective ballots were burned in Republican districts and pledge investigations before canvassing boards next Tuesday. The party also backs Cunneen for attorney general and Gray for the court of appeals.
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Frank Campbell
Democratic State Committee
John A. Mason
Elliott Danforth
Campbell
State Committee
John A. Magon
Odell
Greater New York Democracy
Bird S. Coler
John Cunneen
John Clinton Gray
Court of Appeals
Coler Thanks Murphy of Tammany Hall in Governor Bid Letter
New York November 7 Bird S Coler Democratic candidate for governor sends a letter of thanks to Charles F Murphy leader of Tammany Hall. He praises the party organization for its efforts and the results and notes its close touch with community needs. He concludes with respect and congratulations on last Tuesday's triumph.
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New York
Bird
Coler
Charles F. Murphy
Lone Star Returns: Governor Race and Tax Amendment Lead
Returns from 25 counties show Lanham leading with 28 188 votes and Burkitt 7040 while Mallett Carroll Freeman and Royall trail. Tax amendment support totals 11 465 with 171 for opposition. Guatemala’s Manuel Corriela elected president. Honduras note follows. Fatal lung hemorrhage in Dallas. Col Hunter obituary in Fort Worth. Rock Island train wreck near Union Missouri kills two.
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Lanham
Burkitt
Mallett
Carroll
Freeman
Royall
Stephens
Rector
Smith
Hunt
Ludington Urges Retaining Transports For Army Use
In his annual report Quartermaster General Ludington argues to keep a sufficient number of transports in army possession. He notes ships are well fitted for troop movement and that foreign officials have sought plans of the fittings. He cites Spain war experience and warns that transports are hard to sell after service, urging readiness for emergencies requiring ocean transport.
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Washington
Ludington
Geeral
Spain
Philippine Islands
Claimed by Both in Oklahoma Delegates Fight
Bitter battle for a congressional delegate in Oklahoma ends with both parties claiming victory. Republicans assert McGuire won by about 1000, Democrats claim Cross by about 1400 as returns trickle in. Senate leans Republican by one, house split by two for Republicans and four for Democrats. Nearby New Mexico reports Republican county tickets in most counties, with a possible 11 or 12 seat senate, 21 house seats. Helen Grenfelt re elected as state superintendent by about 2400 votes.
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Guthrie
Okla
Congress
McGuire
Cross
Oklahoma Senate
House
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Territorial
Council
Lady
Denver
Helen Grenfelt
Utah returns show larger Republican majorities in state
Utah voters report stronger Republican pluralities across counties. The legislature is projected to be Republican on joint ballot. In Washington, Danish Minister Brun met with Secretary Hay to sign an addendum to the reciprocity treaty extending the St. Croix provisions for one year from November 19.
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Salt Lake City
Washington
Brun
State Department
Hay
St. Croix
Miles visits Dagu Pan sites for Northern railway posts
Manila reports Lieutenant General Miles has inspected proposed permanent posts on the Northern railway at Dagu pan. A delegation of former insurgent officers led by General Malvar visited General Miles on Thursday.
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Manila
Miles
Dagupan
Malvar
Charter Granted for Indian Territory Illuminating Co
New York and New Jersey men secured a charter for the Indian Territory Illuminating Company to sink oil and gas wells in the Osage Indian reservation. The capital stock is set at 3 million dollars. Mother and daughter killed in Franklin Tennessee when struck by a fast mail train near Mallory crossing. The girl’s body was carried about 500 yards and her head crushed.
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Guthrie, Okla
New York
New Jersey
Indian Territory Illuminating Company
Osage Indian Reservation
Franklin, Tenn
John P. Owens
Louisville and
Local Dealer James M. Gray Assigns for Creditors
James M. Gray an agricultural implement machinery and vehicle dealer in Cleburne Texas has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. Liabilities amount to about 10000 dollars while assets will cover all debts.
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Cleburne
Tex
James M. Gray
Agricultural Implement Machinery and Vehicle
Republicans Await Final Count on Attorney General Race
New York November 7 Chairman Dunn of the Republican state committee said the Republicans conceded Judge Gray’s election to the court of appeals but are waiting for the official count before relinquishing the fight for the attorney generalship.
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New York
Dunn
Republican State Committee
Gray
Court of Appeals
Motion to Dismiss Denied in Miller Swindling Case
A motion to dismiss 20 indictments against William F. Miller, jailed in Sing Sing for a 520 percent syndicate swindle, was denied by Judge Aspinwall in Brooklyn. Miller remains under a 10 year sentence as the legal process continues.
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Wm. F. Miller
Sing Sing
Aspinwall
Brooklyn
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