Pardon for Father and Ohio Voting Trends
Cincinnati reports fall in city registration to 71 107, a drop of 5 258 from last year as Ohio heads to November 6 polls. Columbus shows slight gain, Toledo down 1 500, Cleveland holds steady. amid lesser overall turnout fell across the state.
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Mayor Johnson Attacks Traitors In Cleveland Dems
Cincinnati dispatch reports Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland denouncing local Democratic leaders John R. McLean and Lewis G. Bernard, challenging them to meet him over charges and reading them out of the party. He cited Hanna’s influence, defended reform, and accused party members of betraying the public.
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Paget Lost Eye In Accidental Shot While Shooting
London October 27 Almeric Hugh Paget who married Miss Pauline Whitney of New York was accidentally shot by a friend while shooting in the country. He was rushed to London where it was found necessary to remove one eye. It is believed the other eye may not be saved.
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Bogota Arrives at Panama Harbor Amid War Rumors
Dispatch from Panama notes the cruiser Bogota entering Panama harbor. Rumors link her to a battle with insurgent gunboat Padilla near Managua, Nicaragua. Officials expect Bogota to influence the regional revolution and end the conflict.
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Johnson's Control Menaces Ohio Democracy in 1904
A Cleveland Democrat labels Tom Johnson a powerbroker who dictates nominations and platforms across Ohio. Johnson touted home rule while overrunning party discipline, backed tariff opposition, and pressured county and local officials, prompting fear among Ohio Democrats about his bid for the national ticket and the fate of the state party.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Dies at City Home
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, noted woman suffragist, died at her New York City residence at age old age listed as the cause. Funeral set for Wednesday. Separately, a Beltrath road locomotive collision near Chattanooga injured seven, with signals cited for safety. Consul Alonzo Garrett, missing in Mexico, has reappeared in Huntington after a 20 day wandering trek.
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Macedonian Leader Killed in Turkish Conflict
Constantinople Oct 27 report says M Zontcheff Macedonian leader was killed in a clash between insurgents and Turkish troops between Revrekop and Melniki European Turkey. Insurgents suffered 23 dead in the engagement.
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Markets Show Mixed Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Cities
Grain and stock quotes from Chicago to Cleveland and New York list prices for cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and grains. Notable entries include Texas fed steers at around 4 to 5 dollars, No. 2 red wheat near 7.24 to 7.3 cents, Corn No. 2 about 8 to 9 cents, and oats around 3 dollars per bushel. Prices vary by weight, grade, and city, with multiple ranges for live cattle, bulls, heifers, lambs, and hogs.
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