Elections show Democratic gains in Ohio and Michigan
Ohio and Michigan results show Democrats carrying Columbus for the first time in two years with mayoral winner Cotton TL Alle and a strong female vote for school board. Newark and other cities report mixed outcomes. In Indiana, Evansville reelects Mayor Hawkins, while Michigan cities report light turnout and a mix of Republican victories.
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Colmmus
Democrata
Cotton TL Alle
Oliver M. Evans
David E. Wwilliams
Ind
George H. Twiss
Allens
Newark
Board of Education
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R. E. McKinson
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Catherine ‘I. Avery
Totevo
Martin
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Repubicans
Warren
George Predmore
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Mich
Patton
Burrows
C. W. Wathens
Stebbins
Agro Wisher
Ladington
Durner
Lansing
Tniverseity
Evanside
Hawkins
Election results brief with multiple city outcomes
Across Michigan and nearby states voters elected Republicans to city offices and lawmakers. Notable results include Holland and Cadillac going Republican, Muskegon approving a Democratic mayor by 200, and Canastota naming a Republican mayor for a third term amid a wave of aldermen.
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Benetom Harbur
Jona
Holland
Cadillac
Muskegon
Jackson
Joseph
Canats
Ilou
George A “Urehe
Nera
Gacsemono
Gen. P. & Poat
George W. Prince
Ynsane Rayluus
Corusuus
Licking County
Jennie Jacoby
Armistice Hinted Between China and Japan Telegram Note
A Japanese foreign office telegram reports that China proposed a temporary armistice and Japan would accept on conditions. The emperor ordered immediate cessation of hostilities during the armistice, with Li Hongzhang arriving and credentials noted as a step toward peace. Rain and storms affect Iowa Nebraska and other states, with rail disruption in Colorado and Wyoming. A St Louis pedestrian walk claim ends with the group disbanding after plans to trek 1200 miles. Swindler arrest in Nevada, meat prices rise, and a postal robbery reported in Nebraska. A medical ad promotes a patent cure and baking powder touts world fair awards.
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Li Hang Chang
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Missouri
Colorado
Primovam
St Louis
New York
St. Louis
Neolotel
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Cmeao
Rane
Relio
Election Echoes in Chicago and St Louis Vote Outcomes
Reports from Chicago and St Louis describe a Republican sweep with George Swift near 46 020 mayoral plurality. several aldermanic contests favor Republicans while a fatal shooting occurred at a polling place. Municipal results ripple across Missouri and other states with widespread Republican gains and occasional violence during voting.
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Pomes
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Lomalana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virgina
Pennsylvania Line
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Pittsburgh
Miners' wage protests and political notes across states
Reports from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky detail miners in Pittsburg and Altoona organizing strikes for 69 cent rates, the Ohio Miners convention in Columbus, and disputes within the United Mine Workers. Other items cover a priest's slander arrest, resumed China Japan peace talks, a Louisville post office row, Parkhurst fund receipts, a sentenced murderer, a steel plant startup, and the president moving to Woodley residence.
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Colusrus
Mints Miners’ Convention
Wirthwein
A. A. Adams
McBryde
United Mine Workers
Glauster
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Easter cape line from cloak maker’s art draw crowds
S. Caton spent last week in New York securing bargains for cash buyers. Beautiful creations of the cloak maker's art we have ever shown. This line of capes has been selected specially for our Easter opening. If you want a Tony cape see these before you.
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S. Caton
Grand opening sale on carpets at 29 cents and 50c
The supplier boasts in March sales a record month for carpet cuts. A large line of full extra super unions, Hartford all wool extras, and 2000 yards of velvets and moquetts are offered at 29c and 50c. The goods are described as very best, not common wool, with prices under typical 65c to 75c values.
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