Interest centers in campaigns in seven states
Washington dispatch notes the coming House majority as likely to favor Republicans. It cites states with solid delegations, contested seats, and the battle lines in Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and other key locations shaping control of the 58th Congress.
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House of Representatives
House
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Louisiana
Mississippi
Montana
Nevada
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
California
Connecticut
Kansas
Maine
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Johnson
Herbert Seeley Bigelow
Bryan
Roosevelt
War Root
Agriculture Wilson
Benators Beveridge and Fairbanks
Yates
Egyptian Prince Sells Rugs in Lexington Ky With World Wanderer Life
Salam Mussaleam, an Egyptian prince claiming 2000 years of royal lineage, sells rugs in Lexington and pursues medicine in Louisville for a future return as a Khedive army surgeon. He rejected a marriage arranged by his mother and chose independence over patriarchal duty, remaining in the United States.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington, Ky
Salam Mussaleam
Lexington
Kentucky School of Medicine
Louisville
Army of
Mussaleam Ohe
Alexandria
Mu&saleam
Mussaleam
Crowds Flock to Vienna Central Cemetery for All Saints Days
About 600000 people visited Vienna's Central Cemetery over All Saints and All Souls Days. Worshipers arrived by foot and by vehicle, bearing wreaths and candles. Visitors toured monuments to Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, and the Ring Theater victims, with royal wreaths laid at the Capuchin Church vaults.
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Vienna
Mozart
Beethoven
Schubert
Europe
Francis Joseph
Rudolph
Ladrones Kill Town President's Wife in Leyte Attack
A gang of Ladrones from Biliran crossed to Leyte and attacked a small town near Carigara. They fatally harmed the town president's wife and abducted the children, citing the president's friendliness to Americans as motive. A native woman's burial dispute at Paco cemetery sparked police involvement. The article discusses church splits and potential American Archbishop influence on Philippine religious affairs.
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Manila
Biliran
Leyte
Carigara
Catholic Church of the Philippines
Paco
Roman Catholic Church
Independent Church Movement
Church of Rome
Fire devastates St. Pierre Miquelon destroying key buildings
A large fire swept through St. Pierre Miquelon destroying the Governor's house government offices courthouse Marine Ministry building the Roman Catholic Cathedral Presbytery schools and other structures. Estimated financial loss reaches 500000 with no loss of life. The town has burned previously in 1865 1867 and 1873.
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ST. Johns
N. F
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Ministry of Marine
President Roosevelt visits Cedar Mountain battlefield
President Roosevelt spent hours at Cedar Mountain battlefield in Brand y Station Virginia with Secretary Root Cortelyou and Dr Rixey. An eye witness recounted the 3200 casualties as the president received informal remarks and met locals during a late afternoon reception. He attended services at Culpeper Baptist Church and plans to vote Tuesday in Oyster Bay after returning to Washington.
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Brandy Station
Roosevelt
Battle Field
Cedar Mountain
Root
Cortelyou
Rixey
Culpeppers
New York
New Orleans
Grimsley
Sixth Virginia Cavalry
Baptist
Mrs Eddy’s Healing Empire Under Fire
New York November 2 World will publish James Creelman’s analysis of Mrs Eddy founder of Christian Science. The piece accuses 5 000 healers of earning large sums from mental healing while licenses are often unavailable, and discusses Eddy’s wealth church sales and control of the movement.
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James Creelman
Eddy
Christian Science Movement
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science
Ben
United States
New Hampshire
Duke of Manchester Cancels Shooting Party at Tanderagee Castle
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester cancel their shooting party at Tanderagee Castle for reasons tied to the Duke's upcoming Durbar trip to India. A large guest list including Their Royal Highnesses was invited, with the couple and two babies traveling to Biarritz, France for the winter.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Duke of Manchester
Tanderagee Castle
Duke
Duchess of
Ireland
Durbar
India
Duchess of Manchester
Viscount Mandevilley
Consuelo
Biarritz
France
Schwab Plans Ocean Voyage After Genoa Departure
Charles M. Schwab boarded the steam yacht Margarita in Genoa on November 2 and intends to sail for Cannes that night with eight friends. He is in good health. After a brief stay at Cannes, Schwab will continue to Bons Bav India.
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Schwab
Heath
Cannes
Bonsbav
India
House Wrecked in Chicago Heights Explosion Kills Family
The Chicago Heights blast destroyed a house at 4 am killing Joseph Cordeck 48 and Lucky Cordeck 2. Mrs Cordeck and several children injured. Suspect Charles Smith arrested. authorities link motive to revenge and jealousy with threats prior to the blast.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago Heights
Joseph Cordeck
Lucky Cordeck
Lick Cordeck
Mamie Cordeck
Edward
Emil
Peter
Josephine
Helen
Della Cordeck
Cordeck
Justin Camolawiaky
Smith
Kobilinski
Inland Steel Company
Thomas Kobilinski
Elders Vote On Organ at Broadway Church of Disciples
Lexington church leaders decide to put to a congregation vote the installation of an organ in public worship. Rev J W McGarvey opposes on Scriptural grounds and seeks to transfer his membership with his wife. The 1200 member congregation expects an affirmative result lauding the progressive element.
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Lexington
Broadway Church of Disciples
J. W. McGarvey
College of the Bible
Inj
McGarvey
Num*bers
Relative of Empress Josephine in Savannah Dies
Mrs Anais Wilson, aged 83, died in Savannah after being struck by a trolley car. Born in Martinique in 1819, her mother Mrs Peters was a cousin of Empress Josephine. The couple studied at a St Pierre convent before her marriage to Edward G Wilson.
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Savannah
Anais Wilson
Henderson Denies Birdsall Opposition in Iowa Race
David B. Henderson, Speaker of the House, arrived in Chicago from the East and dismissed claims that he opposes Judge Birdsall in Iowa's Third Town District race. He stated his friends supported Birdsall and sent a telegram to Dupage newspaper to refute the false reports.
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Chicago
Iowa
Birdsall
David B. Hderson
House’ of Representatives
Birdgani
Judge Birdsall
Dupugue
Henderson
Sall’s
Ohio Republicans mobilize for big statewide turnout
State Chairman Dick leads final rallying push as county chairs report aggressive organizing. Widespread confidence cites a large plurality and a significant gain over last year’s Nash majority. National figures like Roosevelt and Hanna influence talks as Busy campaign pace and one major rally strategy gain traction.
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Mississippi
Roosevelt
Ohio
Samuel ‘L. Patterson
Mean
McKinley
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