Fusionists sweep New York in mayoral race led by Mitchel
The fusion ticket wins big in Greater New York with John Purroy Mitchel elected mayor by about 100000 votes. Whitman remains district attorney as McAnney leads the board of aldermen, reshaping city finances and patronage.
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John Purroy Mitchel
Charles S. Whitman
Greater New York
Gust Tammany
New York
Fusion
Judge McCall
Tammany
McAnney
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Tammany Hall
William Sulzer
New York Assembly
Sulzer
Assembly
Court of Appeals
New York State
Maurice Connolly
Queens
Two Winners Mitchel and Whitman Lead Bay in Letham
John P. Mitchel and Charles Whitman won a pair of regional races at Letham Bay meeting. Mitchel claimed top honors in the sprint, while Whitman dominated the long distance event.
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John P. Mitchel
Charles
Whitman
Woman's Club Meeting and Local Notices
The Woman's Club meets today with Mrs Worth Reed. Miss Farneil Hall leaves for Indianapolis Saturday to enter the Metropolitan School of Music and study Public School Music. Cement sales promoting ahead of price increases. D J Young & Co Covington Ind offers rock and sack salt in barrels of best quality. S B Merryman sells his meat market interests to brother James who moves to Toledo Ohio with his wife to start a new home. Friends wish them success and note they will be missed socially.
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Farneil Hall
Indianapolis
Metropolitan School of Music
S. B. Merrryman
Merryman Bros
James
Toledo
Southwest
St. Louis
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
When Rubbers Become Necessary and Shoes Tips
An ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease and antiseptic powder to soften and break in new shoes, with a 25 cent price and free sample offer. It directs readers to A S Olmsted of Le Roy New York and warns against substitutes. A separate note mentions Mrs Margaret McMahon receiving cultivated persimmons from San Diego, noting good condition and palatable flavor.
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Allen
A. S. Olmated
LeRoy
N.Y
Margaret McMahon
San Diego
California
Combination By Holland Union of Publishers Advertisers and Manufacturers
The piece argues that publishers advertisers and manufacturers form a united business combi nation to ensure value for the public and mutual profit. It urges joining the advertising columns to maximize dollars spent, promising guidance on where when and what to buy and claiming advertisements keep readers fully informed.
Washington Ready For Early Action
Washington November 5 The likely result of the Mexican impasse is a special message to Congress in which President Wilson will present the full Mexican situation. Huerta faces a choice to resign or be forced from power with Blanquet as a possible successor. Officials expect a decisive move within a few days to advance U S policy.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
War
Navy
Bryan
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Blanquet
Torece
Democrats Sweep Virginia Ticket Unopposed
Richmond Va Nov 5 The entire state Democratic ticket led by Henry C Stuart for governor was elected without Republican opposition in a landslide statewide result.
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Virginia
Richmond
Henry C. Stuart
Methodist Church Notes Preaches Sunday Morning and Evening
The pastor will preach both morning and evening next Sunday with direct scriptural messages, good music, and a live spiritual meeting. Sunday school meets at 0 45, Junior League at 2 pm, Epworth League at pm. The first quarterly conference is set for Monday November 17.
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Methodist Church
Epworth
Mrs Arch Williams under goes serious operation in Indianapolis
Mrs Arch Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Tender near Centennial underwent a serious operation at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis last Thursday. Dr H Clark performed the operation with Dr F S Cuthbert directing the case. The operation has proven to be a success and Mrs Williams formerly Miss Rath Tender hopes for better health in the future.
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Arch Williams
Lewis Tender
Centennial
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
H Clark
F. S. Cuthbert
Williams
Mss Rath Tender
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad in Toledo Vendor Record
Frank J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio swear as senior partners to pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason witnesses the oath dated December 6, 1886. The firm promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills for constipation with testimonials offered.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Asid Fim
Hall
Frank 4. Cheney
Ohio
Louisville Democrats Sweep City and County Offices
Louisville Kentucky voters chose Democrats for all municipal positions in city and county races. The results reflect broad party support across the region.
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Louisville
The
County
Saved His Foot From Horrible Siler Suffering
H I Ely of Bantam Ohio refused amputation after four years of silcer on his foot. He tried Bucklen’s Alphan Salve as a last resort and wrote that his foot was completely cured. Aimed at cures for sores bruises and eczema. Get a box today for 25 cents at Irvin’s Drug Store.
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H. I. Ely
Bantam, O
Irvin
Hillsboro Couple Wed in Hillsboro Home Ceremony
Miss Lida W Lanham of near Hillsboro and William Munn of Waynetown married at the bride’s brother W C Lanham’s home Monday at 1 PM. Rev H A Davis officiated. a dinner followed. The couple will live in Waynetown and the bride’s friends send best wishes. Also noted is the death of Mrs George Barthell of Kansas City, formerly Pearl Miller of this area.
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Lida W Lanham
Hillsboro
William Munn
Waynetown
W. C. Lanham
H A. Davis
George Barthell
Kansas City
Grand Jury Probes Waynetown Shooting Tragedy
Montgomery county grand jury met Monday in Crawfordsville to examine witnesses about the Oct 24 Waynetown shooting involving Stull and Runyan. Investigators have summoned locals with knowledge of prior events as rumors of jealousy or parental rumors circulate. No details from the probe have been released.
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Montgomery County Grand Jury
Crawfordsville
Waynetown
Roosevelts Move From Montevideo to Buenos Aires
Telegrams report Colonel Roosevelt leaving Montevideo for Buenos Aires while other items note editor C M Walter's death at sixty three and James H Jones killed in a hotel window fall. Also mentions Mexican affairs, a serious train wreck with many dead, and Haiti unrest amid currency bill disputes.
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Roosevelt
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
C. M. Walter
Rossville
Indiana
James H. Jones
Newcastle
Ind
Hotel Severin
Indianapolis
Pacific
Mexico
Navy Department
Marseiles-Paris
Carranza
Constitutionalists
United States
John Brogan
Senate
Port Au Prince
Orestes
Hayti
Will Interest Mothers Mother Grays Sweet Powders Ad
Feverishness headaches teething disorders and stomach issues relieved by this powder. Claims to move bowels soothe worms and break colt in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 24 years. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with sample free. Address A S Olmeéted LeRoy New York.
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Gray
Attica Elects Mixed Ticket In Spirited Race
In Attica four tickets competed with a lively vote. Republicans re elected Mayor Will B Reed along with a councilman at large and the ward councilmen in First and Third wards. Democrats chose the city clerk and treasurer plus one at large seat. Progressives and Socialists failed to win seats.
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Attica
Will B. Reed
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