Campaign notes show temperance, veto power and boss politics
Ohio voters hear bitter attacks as saloon regulation, horse racing, pool selling and insurance reforms dominate the campaign. Democrats fault Herrick’s vetoes while anti saloon league backs Pattison, a temperance businessman. Cox faces GOP boss criticism as Pattison expected to win statewide by 36 000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Herrick
Anti-Saloon League
John M. Pattison
Anti Saloon League
Geo. B. Cox
Hamilton County
Garber
Wyoming College Football Beats Normal College 12 to 0
The University of Wyoming defeated Colorado State Normal College 12 to 0. A Cheyenne High School win over the Normal team 17 to 0 suggests Cheyenne will challenge Wyoming when they meet next Saturday.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Colorado State Normal College
Cheyenne High School
Colorado State Normal
Germany Seeks New Commercial Treaty With United States
Baron Speck von Sternberg, German ambassador, told Secretary Root at the State Department that Germany is ready to negotiate a new trade treaty with America. He warned against tariff war and urged arrangements to ensure continued good selling and a market for both nations' industries.
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Washington
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Root
State Department
Germany
America
United States
Ee Rae Ee
Wyoming Weather Forecast and Recent Temps
Forecast for Wyoming calls for snow Sunday and colder in the south portion with fair conditions Monday. Local data show twenty four hours ending yesterday at p m with a maximum of 43 and a minimum of 34 and no precipitation.
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Washington
Wyoming
Riots in Odessa Kill Over Five Thousand Jews
The Odessa Jewish quarter was devastated as mobs murdered and wounded thousands during two days of unrest. Military complicity and widespread arson left many bodies unremoved while hospitals counted 5,657 wounded. total fatalities remain uncertain.
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Odessa
Moldavanaha
Slobodka
Rugalovka
Russia
Tornado Strikes Mountain View Oklahoma Town
A Mountain View special reports a tornado at 5 45 pm devastates the town killing eight and injuring about twenty. Identified dead include J R Barley Mia W M Holt Wade White and Frank Clark Mrs Robert Holmes and infant were among those fatally injured. Wreckage is being searched as physicians from Anadarko Port Cobb and Carnegie assist. Local homes are leveled along the storm path.
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Oklahoma City
Mountain View
J. R. Barley
Mia
W. M. Holt
Wade White
Frank Clark
Robert Holmes
J. K. Marley
Thomas Duan
Smith
L W. Gray
Anadarko
Port Cobb
Carnegie
Fraud Investigation Reveals Incomplete Hospital Power House
Philadelphia officials report the power house of the new municipal hospital is unfinished. Contractor Henderson & Co has received the full contract price of 117700, while city architect W Bleddys Powell notes the project remains incomplete.
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Phidelphia
W. Bleddys Powell
Henderson & Co
Witte Solves the Strike Problem in Russia
St Petersburg reports Count Witte assuming control as rail strike ends after a conference with strike leaders. He grants press freedom amnesty and retires key officials. The move signals stabilization and possible appointment as minister of finance.
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St. Petersburg
Count Witte
M. Pobledonostself
Holy Synod
M. Glassof
Kilegels
Kiel
Finance
Mother's deadly quarrel endangers four children in Minneapolis
Mrs. James D. Brennan quarreled with her husband late at night and after he left for work attempted to kill her four children and herself. She shot and killed two children and wounded the other two who are expected to recover. She shot herself in the left breast and is believed to die.
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Minneapolis
James D. Brennan
Poisoned candy sent to wife in Chicago case
Topeka dispatch says W. Sanzster, traveling salesman for Chicago Candy Co., was arrested in Lawrence on telegram from Chicago authorities for sending poisoned candy to his wife. She gave it to their 12 year old daughter who became ill.
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Chicago
Topeka
Kan
W. Sanzster
Chicago Candy Company
Lawrence
Examiner Removed for Enterprise Lapse
Washington November 4 the comptroller of the currency removed Bank Examiner R H Maddern for failing to uncover conditions at the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny City Pa Owen T Reeves Jr has served as an assistant bank examiner in New York City
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Enterprise
Washington
R.H. Maddern
Enterprise National Bank
Allengheny City
Owen T. Reeves Jr
Banc
New York City
Six years for Cunliffe express robbery case
Pittsburg Nov 4 The district attorney announced Edward G Cunliffe the express robber who stole 100010 will be sentenced next Saturday He pleaded guilty to two larceny charges but faces a maximum six year penitentiary term.
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Pittsburg
Edward G. Cunliffe
FLOCKMASTERS BUY THE RED DESERT
Carbon County Wool Growers' association closed a deal with Union Partle Land company for 40 acres of Winter grazing land in the Red Desert. Purchase price not announced. Williams death accidental. Major M Williams killed by street car in Pueblo Colorado. Coroner verdict finds death accidental and relieves motorman of responsibility.
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Rivchins
Wyo
Carbon County Wool Growers’ Association
Union Partle Land Company
Red Desert
Williams
Pueblo
Colo
M. Williams
Four Months For Wife Beater In Cripple Creek
Morrie was sentenced to four months in the county jail for houting and kicking his wife Medith Morris at their Poverty Gulch home last Wednesday night. Judge Patrick imposed the sentence this morning.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Morrie
Medith Morris
Poverty Gulch
Justine Patrick
Prince Louis of Hattenberg Guests at White House
Prince Louis of Hattenberg and his staff are hosted by President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with a reception and dinner in their honor. The event includes a meeting with the cabinet and notable Washington society leaders this afternoon.
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Washington, D. C
Prince Louis
White House
Lgtain
King Edward
Mortimer Durand
Evans
New Willard
Gen
Chaffee
Fort Meyer
Col. Hatfield
Preston
Thirteenth Cavalry
Washington
Prince Louis of Hattenberg
Roosevelt
Mrs Roosevelt
Roosevelt wreath sent to Byrne funeral at St Patrick's
New York Nov 4 Major John Byron railroad president and soldier was laid to rest at St Patrick's Cathedral. President Roosevelt sent a floral wreath among the remembrances.
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Byrne
New York
John Byron
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Roosevelt
Whalers Frozen in Nome Fleet Not in Danger
A Nome dispatch reports the whaling fleet near the Mackenzie mouth frozen in. Of twelve vessels only four have winter provisions while others planned to return to San Francisco. Captain A J Stone, who spent winters near the Mackenzie gathering mammal specimens for the New York Zoological Society, says there is no danger of starvation.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Mackenzie
San Francisco
A. J. Stone
Zoological Society of New York
Stock Markets Report for Chicago and Omaha Cattle and Sheep
Cattle receipts in Chicago 800 head market steady with ranges for beeves and calves. cows, hogs, and stockers listed. Sheep receipts 6,000 with natives and Westerners trading from about 5.20 to 6.10, yearlings up to 7.70 including lambs. Omaha reports 1,000 cattle and 100 hogs with varied prices. hogs steady, yearlings 6.00 to 7.00, lambs 6.75 to 7.26.
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Chicago
Omaha
Finns Gain Autonomy as Ruler Accepts Reforms
The manifesto signed in St Petersburg grants Finland a new diet on December 20 and outlines a shift to universal suffrage and self govern- ment. It reports the resignation of the entire senate and hints at removing Governor General Obolensky. Fortunes shift as the empire promises reform and accountability to the diet.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Helsingfors
Bobrikoff
Diet
Prince John
Obolensky
Finland
Western Raging Latonia Meeting Closes. Nashville Next
The Latonia four week racing shadow ends today. The circuit will continue at Nashville starting next week under the American Turf Association.
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Latonia
Nashville
American Turf Association
Harvard's rout and Yale triumph headline sports roundup
Harvard overwhelmed Carlisle Indians 22 to 11 at Soldiers Field as Columbia was routed by Yale 11–0 in New York. Northwestern beat Marquette 30 5 at Chicago and Princeton shutout Penn 6 0. Michigan crushed Illinois 38 0 as Colorado College and Utah also posted wins.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Carrisle Indians
Soldiers’ Field
New York
Columbia
Park
Yale
Philadelphia
LaFayette
Swarthmore
Cornell
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Annapolis
Peninsylvania
Princeton
Dartmouth
Illinois
Michigan
Balt Hake
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Colorado Collee
Agricultural College
Boulder
University, of Utah
Fall From Window Ends Insane Official
Muskogee Oklahoma November 4 Lasile Fuller assistant attorney general who became a kane hero months ago while probing charges against Judge W Raymond is to be sent to a Michigan sanitarium after a fall from a window in the state hospital case authorities report Fuller was found unconscious and later died in custody at the sanitarium
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Muskogee
Lasile FB. Fuller
Kane
W. Raymond
Michigan
Greater New York Campaign Ends With Independent Threads
New York November 4 The Greater New York election builds to a close with strong independent currents shaping the contest. Wall Street bets $150000 against McClellan and the outcome remains near even as Jerome campaigns independently and the Municipal Ownership League fields a full ticket led by Hearst. Democratic incumbent McClellan faces Republican challenger Ivins in a race marked by party fractures and跨board independence.
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New York
Greater
Wall Street
McClellan
Wm. Travers Jerome
Municipal Ownership League
Jerome
George B. McClellan
Wm. M. Ivins
Randolph Hearst
McLeod Bail Earns Release in Roxbury Nurse Case
Boston reports reveal limited new facts in the death of Miss Susan Geary. Dr. Percy McLeod secured bail of 29 000 with three businessmen providing the funds. Police pursued Mrs. Dean and searched for the satchel claimed to contain the head, the only unrecovered body part, as rain hampered efforts.
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Boston
Percy McLewl
Dean
Roxbury House
Susan Geary
McLeod
Harter Polles
Bigelow Blamed for Milwaukee Frauds Indictments
Henry C. Goll, dealer and cashier of the First National Bank, alleges in a letter that he can prove Bigelow acted with bank authority on exchange drafts dated January 20 1905 and December 14 1904. He claims the bank president kept him ignorant of account details while Bigelow directed the transfers.
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Bigelow
Milwaukee
Wha
Henry C. Goll
First National
Yan J
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