Fusionists Sweep New York as Mitchel Wins Mayor Seat
The fusion ticket led by John Purroy Mitchel wins New York mayoralty by about 104000 votes, with McCail defeated. Whitman retained as district attorney and the fusion ticket controls the city and county offices, shifting budget control away from Tammany.
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John Purroy Mitchel
Mayer
Charles S. Whitman
Greater New York
Tammany
New York
Fusion
Judge McCail
McAnney
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Tammany Hall
William Sulzer
New York Assembly
Sulzer
Assembly
Court of Appeals
New York State
Werner
Hiscock
Bronx
New York City
Aaron J. Levy
Fusion City
Maurice Connolly
Borugh
Queens
Washington Ready for Early Action
Washington reports a likely presidential message to Congress outlining the Mexican situation pending Huerta's response. Officials anticipate a decision within days with potential force if Huerta defies U S demands.
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Washington
Two Winners John P. Mitchel and Charles S. Whitman Carry Day in Gotham
John P. Mitchel and Charles S. Whitman emerge as winners in Gotham events. Their victories highlight a day of competitive happenings in the city.
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John P. Mitchel
Charles S. Whitman
Gotham
Miss Farneil Hall Leaves for Indianapolis Music School
Miss Farneil Hall travels to Indianapolis on Saturday to enroll in the Metropolitan School of Music and pursue a course in Public School Music. D. J. Young & Co. Covington Ind sells cement and salts, while S B Merryman sells his meat market interest to brother James and moves to Toledo Ohio with his wife.
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Farneil Hall
Indianapolis
Metropolitan School of Music
Shoes Shaker Ends Your Blisters and Odors
Sary. And your shoessz pinch, Allen's Foot case, the Antiseptic powder to be shak in to the shoes, is just the thing to use. Always use it for breaking in new shoes. Sold everywhere, 25c. Sample FREE. Address A. S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N.Y. Don’t accept any substitute. Mrs. Margaret McMahon recently received a fine box of cultivated persimmons from a friend in San Diego, California, and very generously remembered this office with one. The fruit came through in good condition and is of the choicest variety being about the size of a hen's egg. We have not tried our tooth in the fruit left us yet, but are sure it will be very palatable.
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Allen
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N.Y
Margaret McMahon
San Diego
California
Southwest
St. Louis, Southwestern Railway
Cotton Belt Route
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Union advertising alliance promises value for every dollar
A promotional piece explains the joint interests of publishers, advertisers, and manufacturers. It urges readers to join the advertising coalition and use ad columns to ensure they get a dollar's worth, with guidance on when where to buy and what to buy.
Democrats Sweep Virginia Ticket Unopposed
The entire Virginia Democratic slate was elected without Republican opposition led by Henry C. Stuart as governor, with results reported from Richmond on November 5.
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Virginia
Richmond
Henry C. Stuart
Methodist Church Notes Next Sunday Services and Meetings
The pastor will preach both morning and evening next Sunday. Aim is direct message from God's Word with good music and a live spiritual meeting. Sunday school at 0:45, Junior League at 2 pm, Epworth League at 1 pm. First quarterly conference on Monday November 17.
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Methodist Church
Louisville Democrats Sweep City and County
Louisville and Jefferson County voters elect Democrats to all municipal offices as results come in from the election.
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Louisville
County
Real estate transfers in Fountain county week data
A compilation of Fountain county real estate transfers filed last week. Names include Doris B Merryman to Frost R Harden and to Lena McMahon, Attica L and J Co to Levi S Lever, Joseph J Martin to James Edward Martin, Sophia Linburg to James Scribner, Harreth Parker to George Allen, and several others with deed values ranging from 50 to 5200 dollars. An ad for stationery and a Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial are appended.
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Fountain County
Douglass
Doris B. Merryman
Husb
Frost R. Harden
Sophia Linburg
James Scribner
Attica
Saved His Foot From Ulcer After Using Arnica Salve
H Kily of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors urged amputation but he refused and tried Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort. He credited the salve with a complete foot cure. The ad promotes it as a remedy for wounds bruises eczema and related conditions offered at 25 cents per box.
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H. Kily
Bantam, O
Irvin
Grand Jury Probes Waynetown Shooting Tragedy
Montgomery county grand jury met Monday in Crawfordsville to hear witnesses about the October 24 Waynetown shooting involving Stull and Buoyan. Officials say the inquiry has spanned a week with many local residents summoned. motives discussed include jealousy versus alleged parentage rumors. Further developments remain unclear.
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Montgomery County Grand Jury
Crawfordsville
Waynetown
Roosevelt Leaves Monte for Buenos Ayres Telegram
Colonel Roosevelt has left Monte for a video to Buenos Ayres. M Walter, editor of the Rossville Journal, formerly Indiana Populist Journal editor, is dead at sixty three. James H Jones, Newcastle attorney, died after a window fall in Indianapolis. Mexican Pacific cruisers remain unmoved by navy. Pa He express wrecked near Marseille with 40 to 50 dead. Carranza says US intervention will unite insurgents and federals in defense. John Brogan dies after Indianapolis streetcar fight. Senate currency bill changes upset the president and caucus may be called. Haitian revolution brewing with government north delegates resigning and troops deployed.
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Roosevelt
Monte
Buenos Ayres
M. Walter
Rossville
Ind
James H. Jones
Newcastle
Hotel Severin
Indianapolis
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Navy Department
Marseillss
General Carranza
United States
John Brogan
Senate
Port Au Prince
Orestes
Haiti
Attica Elects Mixed Ticket In Spirited Municipal Vote
Four tickets competed in Attica with broad turnout. Republicans re-elected Will B. Reed for Mayor and won council seats in the First and Third wards and an at large post. Democrats captured city clerk and city treasurer and a council at large. Progressives and Socialists failed to gain seats.
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Attica
Will B. Reed
Family notes and local updates from Kingdom Items
Mrs Arch Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Tender of near Geatennial underwent a serious operation at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Dr EH Clark performed the operation with Dr F S Cuthbert in charge and the case is reported a success. Mrs Williams hopes for better health. Needleworkers met with Mrs Fay Cook eight members present and Mrs Fred Madden won the prize. Mrs Ace Mann at Rockville sanitarium is improving rapidly. Art Bonebrake will move his family to Chicago next week for a new position with Universal Trade and Supply Co.
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Arch Williams
Lewis Tender
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
EH. Clark
F. S. Cuthbert
Williams
Rath Tender
Fay
Fred Madden
Ace Mann
Rockville
Art Bonebrake
Chicago
The
Universal Trade and Supply Co
This Will Interest Mothers: Sweet Powders for Children
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to relieve feverishness headache teething disorders and upset stomach with regulated bowels and worm destruction. Claimed to break up colds in 24 hours and used by mothers for 24 years. Drugstores sell 25 cents with a free sample and address A. 5. Olmeted LeRoy N Y.
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Covington, Ind
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Methodist Church Notes
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Covington
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Millcreek
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Lucas Nebeker
Freeman Dice
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C. W. Goodin
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Ethel Dot Rector
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C. W. Nelson
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Julia A. Rhodes
Fulton Tp
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E. Huff
J. F. Bonovan
J. G. Twildy Sr
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M. Board’s
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KF. J. Cheney & Co
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Newtown
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