Results of Balloting in Other States and New York
The article reports party gains in multiple states with New York electing Charles Evans Hughes governor by a 63,383 vote margin over William Randolph Hearst. Hearst carried all five boroughs of New York City and several upstate counties, while Hughes won statewide including most upstate counties. The legislature tilts Republican, with 32 Senators and about 100 Assembly Republicans. In New Jersey and other sites, Republicans hold control or gains are noted, with Democrats advancing in parts of Essex and Newark.
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New York City
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Wiliam Randolphearst
Independence League
Hearst
Kings
Erie
Dutchess
Sind
Chanter
Hughes
W. R. Hearst
Republican Party
William R. Hearst
Bronx
Manhattan
Kloys
Queens
Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
Elmira
Oswego
Rome
Poughkeepsle
Cattaraugus
Chautauqua
Chemung
Hamilton
Niagara
Schoharie
New
Ffork
Westchester
Maughes
Higgins
Herricks
Senate
Democrats
Assembly
Judiciary
Tarrimany
Grady
Rock
Wordsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
George Southwick
Albany
James S. Sherman
Utica
Essex
Newark
Essex County
ASTHI
United States
John F. Dryden
le Gate Pratt
Henry J. Gottlob
Eugene W. Leake
Charles E. Pickett
James A Hank
Howard B. Cruse
Willa Hughes
George J1. Burke
Jacob Hauseling
Walter S. Howarth
George W. Tompkins
Demonstrator killed by electric line incident in Millville
Paul Crown died in Millville New Jersey while demonstrating a Weht ulug lightning arrester on the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad line. About fifteen hundred volts passed through his body during the demonstration.
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Paul Crown
Millville
N. J
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Dreadnought Ready for Immediate Action as Flagship
Dreadnought, Britain s most formidable fighting ship, was designated flagship of the new Home Fleet kept ready for immediate action.
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Britain
Strikes and labor actions ripple across industries
Machinists and laborers from the Southern Pacific walk out amid disputes at Algiers Louisiana. A new election is ordered for leadership of the Boot and Slide Workers Union over irregularities. Welsh Miners Federation weighs its role in coal tag repeal. Grand Master Wawley signals rail unions will resist eight hour and wage demands. Paris telephones and post offices workers near a new home funded by philanthropists. Rail construction needs 20 000 more workers from Minneapolis to the Pacific Coast. Grain handlers strike at Phillland Oregon settled.
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Southern Pacific
Algiers
Ameren Hs
Welsh Miners’ Federation
Polisieal
Wawley
Switchimen
Switchimen's Union
Telephone and
Postofice Girls
Paris
Minneapoli
Asinn
Pacific Coast
Philland
Ore
Edwin S. Stuart Wins Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Race
Edwin S. Stuart, Republican, secures a statewide landslide over fusion candidate Lewi S. Emery Jr. Philadelphia shows City party defeat. Samuel P. Rotan wins District Attorney by about 40 000. Republicans hold 26 of 32 Congress districts. Prohibitionists gain 50 000 plus votes. Homer L. Casele retires from politics. No disorder in Philadelphia as police stay clear of booths.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Edwin S. Stuart
Lewi S. Emery, Jr
Samuel P. Rotan
Organization
Republcans
Homer L. Casele
Connecticut Republicans sweep 1904 election despite local results
Early returns show New Haven party leaders Hollin Woodruff elected governor with a large Republican majority likely 15 000 to 20 000. Archibald McNeil defeats Allan W Paige for Senate Bridgeport. Lilley leads state ticket. Ansonia elects Democrat mayor Stephen Charters. Derby selects Democrat A F Howe. Congress remains Republican with Lilley Henry Sperry Higgins and other GOP picks.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Hollin
Ansonia
Stephen Charters
A. F. Howe
R. S. Woodruff
Charles I’. Thayer
George L. Lilley
E. Stevens Henry
Nehemiah D. Sperry
Edwin M. Higgins
Curtis Guild Jr. Re-elected Governor in Boston Victory
Curtis Guild Jr. wins re election as Republican governor by about 34000 over Moran in Boston. Gains outside mill towns fail to overcome Republican plurality. Gerry Brown runs ahead of ticket. Legislature remains Republican, assuring W Murray Crane's U S Senate election.
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Boston
Mass
Curtis Guild, Jr
Moran
Gerry Brown
Independence League
United States
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Higgins Wins Rhode Island Governor as Democrats Lead
Providence reports show James H. Higgins conceded as governor with a minimum six thousand plurality. Democrats aim to fund the state ticket while gains in thirty five districts boost Higgins over last year’s Democratic rival. Republicans expected to control the Assembly outside key towns, with several Democratic mayors elected.
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Providence
R. I
James H. Higgins
Higgins
Eliies
Famine in China Threatens Ten Million in North Kyangsu
Missionaries report a severe famine in North Kyangsu China where about ten million people are on the brink of starvation. Local magistrates stop people from leaving while offering no food relief. Previously blight disorders were noted. conditions may worsen.
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Shanghai
Ching
Kyagngsu
Fires Ravage Alton. Incendiary Origins Suspected
Property valued at nearly 30 000 dollars was destroyed in a trio of fires in Alton New Hampshire all believed incendiary in origin The worst blaze destroyed the station and freight sheds of the Boston and Maine Railroad A man giving the name Fred ial from Portland Maine was arrested on suspicion
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Alton
N. H
Hoston and
Maine Railrouad
Fred Ial
Portland, Me
Suspica
Senator Clark Will Not Seek Re election
Senator Clark of Montana announces he will not run again for the United States Senate. The veteran lawmaker confirms plans to retire from federal office.
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Clark
Senator Clark
Montana
Decares
United States Senate
Pinates Seize Steam Launch in West River Raid
London report from Hong Kong says British steam launch Flonam seized by pirates in the West River. Passengers and crew robbed. pirates raided several Chinese launches and exchanged shots with an armed launch of the Sale Commissionerz. They escaped in darkness with booty valued at Sn N04.
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London
Hong Kong
Tribune
West River
Political shifts in Pawtucket vote favor Granger and Caproy
In Pawtucket Providence and Woonsocket reports show L. D. Granger Democrat likely to win a seat in Congress and Adin B. Caproy Republican also expected to gain a congressional seat. The local scene features Central Falls voters and party gains across the region.
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Providence
Woonsocket
Central Falls
Pawtuckle
Moughheelty
L.D. Granger
Will Otain
Congress
Will Adin B. Caproy
New Hampshire GOP Wins Governor and Legislature Majority
In Concord Charles M Floyd wins the governorship over Nathan Jameson while Cyrus A Sulloway and Frank D Curter, both Republicans, are re elected to Congress. The Legislature is seen to be safely Republican on a joint ballot, signaling a Republican Senatorial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wampshire
Concord
N. FL
Charles M. Floyd
Nathan ©. Jameson
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Frank D. Curter
Republcan
Indications of Republican Victory in Ohio State Ticket
Cleveland reports show Republicans leading by about 50 000 in the state ticket race with gains in Congress. Paul Howland likely elected in the Twentieth District while Burtons retention appears assured. Attorney General Wade Ellis quotes a 40 000 margin for Republicans statewide as returns come in. Longworth leads in First District by a margin over Bentham as election returns from twenty three precincts come in.
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Ono
Cleveland
Congress
Cuyahoga County
Paul Howland
Burton
Curtauin
Wade Ellis
Columbus
Republinas
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Bentham
Illinois Republicans win in Cook County and Danville district
Illinois reports a Republican lead of about 125000 in Cook County Chicago. Speaker Wannon reelected to Congress in Danville by about 6000. Legislature remains Republican with Senator Cullom returning. Hearst leaders concede local league defeat but celebrate toppling the Democratic ticket and Akuly Gibbons for Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Cook County
Wannon
Danville. I
Cullom
Hearst
Akuly Gibbons
Missouri Democrats Likely Win State Ticket and Legislature
In St Louis indications point to Missouri returning to the Democratic fold with 335000 majority for the state ticket and likely gains in both Senate and House. Democrats regain all seven congressmen lost and possibly one more, with about thirteen western state representatives in the House. Legislature to align with Governor Folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Senate
West
Congressional results show party shifts and key defeats
The House majority settles near 46 for Republicans with a 25 seat drop. Democrats gain seats in Maryland New Jersey and Indiana while John Dalzell wins in Pittsburgh. Peter A Porter defeats Wadsworth in New York, Marie Sydney Mudd wins in Maryland, and Gompers battles influence in labor. Longworth’s re election follows Cincinnati protests. Babcock loses in Wisconsin as La Follette opposition lingers.
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Maryland
New Jersey
John Dalzell
Pittsburg
Wadsworth
Agricultural Committee
Roosevelt
Peter A. Porter
New York
Marie Sydney’ Mudd
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Cannon
Danville
John J. Gairdner
Morris Hilquitt
Goldfogle
New York City
Joseph W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Committee
Babcock
la Follette
Montgomery Alea Gains Clear Victory in Democratic Slate
Montgomery Alea reports an overwhelming win for the entire Democratic state ticket and Congress race. The article notes light voter turnout and emphasizes the decisive margins achieved. The piece highlights party unity and calls the result a strong mandate for the Democratic platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alea
Congress
Republicans Elect Howell to Congress and Worrick to Supreme Court
In Utah and Salt Lake areas the Republicans won key races using plurality. Joseph Howell returns to Congress and Joseph Worrick secures a seat as Justice of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Chh
Ja Urals
Joseph Howell
Congress
Joseph Worrick
Supreme Cow
Helena Vote Signals Republican Uplift in Statewide Races
Indications point to Charles No Pray as Congressman and ICG. Smith as Associate Justice of the Montana Supreme Court, both Republicans, with results looking favorable for party candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena, Mont
Charles No Pray
Icg. Smith
The
Supreme Court
Territory Votes and Statehood Prospects in New Mexico
Reports indicate New Mexico Territory may win statehood with a 2000 vote margin if seven of twenty five counties support it. Early tallies suggest jointure figures between four thousand and seven thousand in favor.
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Albequeraue
New Afesico
New Mexico
Toloe
Maryland Congressmen Dominate Local Elections in Baltimore
In Baltimore Maryland the contest centered on Congressmen with elections in multiple districts. Wy El Jackson Republican, Talbott Democrat, Wolf Democrat, John GH Democrat, Sydney de Mudd Republican, George A. Pearra Republican, and Thomas Trehind Eb Hlote Republican were noted as elected to the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City by about a 400 vote majority.
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Haltimore
Marsland
Dattimore City
Susprema
Purst Dstrict
Wy EL Jackson
Pied Talbott
Deim
Wolf
John GH
Sydney de Mudd
George A. Pearra
Thomas Trehind
Eb Hlote
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore City
Oklahoma Democrats set for state constitution drafting
Guthie Oklahoma reports Democrats will write the new State constitution. Vernon Whiting Republican secretary concedes Democrats gain three delegates with Jess Dunn leading the Democratic Committee noting at least seventy eight Democratic delegates at the top of the convention. Oklahoma dissatisfactions include nine districts won by the opposition and two Indian Nation seats voting Democratic.
South Carolina Election Quiet. Democratic Ticket Wins
Charleston reports a peaceful statewide vote with a very small turnout. Governor Ansel and the Democratic State ticket were elected, opposing votes for J. J. Chandler, a Socialist candidate, totaling about fifty. Seven Democratic Republicans won, five unopposed, with the Republican nominee in the Fourth and Seventh districts receiving only a few votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Charleston
Mom
Ansel
J. J. Chandler
New Orleans Bond Issue Drives Sewer Water Drainage Plan
The New Orleans delegation remains intact except for Maye rot succeeding Robertson in the Sixth District. Twelve constitutional amendments were voted, notably authorizing an $8,000,000 bond to finish sewerage water and drainage systems, carried by a large majority. In Virginia, quiet elections with party shifts noted as Republicans likely win the Ninth District by a small plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
George K. Mayerot
Sam P. Robertson
West Virginia returns boost Republican House figures
Partial county returns from West Virginia show Republicans likely win all five congressional seats. Hubbard leads in the First District with about 2000, Sturgis in the Second by 1500, Gaines by 500 to 1000, Woodford by 2000, Hughes in the Fifth by 1000 or more. Legislature expected Republican with Elkins' re election margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. van
West Virgina
Jlubbard
Nore
Sturgis
Woodford
Hughes
Margiiity of
Senato Elkins
Governor Warner Estimated Lead By 106000 In Michigan
The Republican State Central Committee projects Governor Warner with a margin near 106000. A trio of cities Lansing Hillsdale and Adrian show a shift, giving a 647 vote advantage that he did not secure in 1904 when he trailed by 172 votes. Overall turnout runs about two thirds of the 1904 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detoit
Wwich
Republican State Central Committee
Warner
Lansing
Hillsdale
Adrian
Johnson leads in Minnesota governor race early returns
Early returns from Democratic strongholds show Johnsen leading for governor in Minnesota with 170 to 102 in a Dodge Center precinct. Scattered precincts including Minneapolis and St Paul report Johnsen ahead 2222 to 1209, while Cole trails.
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St Paul Minn
Johnson
Straw
Dodge Centre
Minn
Cole
Lohan Bane
Guate
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Johnsen
J. W. TimWson
Republican State Central Committee
Jolson
Colorado and Wyoming election results show Republican victories
COLORADO Denver Republicans carried the state by 15 000 to 30 000 with a Denver County majority of 10 000. Adams supporters disappointed as Democratic gains were expected elsewhere. WYOMING Cheyenne Republicans swept the ticket led by Governor Brooks and won Congress and the Legislature, set to elect a U S Senator.
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Wilwington
Del
Delaware
Sequadk Burton
Congress
Marvel
Aleve
Reepublican
Colorado
Denver
Cal
Duchtel
Repubican
Adams
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Brooks
United States
Sioux Falls Returns Favor Republicans In Tight Balloting
In Sioux Falls and beyond, incomplete returns show Republicans ahead with at least 5 000 votes, indicating a Republican Congress and State ticket victory as counties scratched ballots suggest leanings toward the GOP in this early tabulation.
Election Outlook in Texas Senate Shift Favoring Democrats
In Austin Texas the total vote cast in the election nears 460 000 with about 130 000 from Republican, Reorganized Republican, Socialist, Socialist-Labor, and Prohibition lines. The next Legislature appears overwhelmingly Democratic with only a slim chance for a single Republican to win a seat in the 128 member Lower House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Repub
Socialist-Labor
Republican State Ticket Wins by Narrow Margin
In Midianapolis the Republican Stars claim a state ticket majority around 48 000 to 4 000 with ante election estimates placing the Republican plurality. Sims leads for Secretary of State while Marion County votes Republican by about 2000. The legislature leans Republican amid scattered county results.
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Midianapolis
Titl
Republican Stars Organization
Sims
Marion County
Denigertt
Legislaure
Government to deport English workers for violating alien contract laws
Federal agents have operated in Charlotte for weeks to testify in a case charging English laborers with bringing foreign workers to Southern mills. The prosecution targets a number of cotton mill men over alleged immigration law violations and contract abuses.
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England
United States
Charlotta
Nlc
Feder
Charlotte
French Budget Figures Reported by Finance Minister
Detroit dispatch notes the 107 budget figure cited by the Finance Minister with a policy focus and an apparent 175,000,000 franc expenditure level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
France
Lunch with Kaiser Highlights Delegates at Berlin Conference
Two delegates from each country attended a luncheon in Berlin with Emperor Wilhelm as John Waterbury of New York and Rear Admiral Manney of the U S Navy joined the event. The gathering followed the international telegraph conference.
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Emperor Wien
Berlin
John Waterbury
New York
Manney
UC. 5
Navy
Japanese Emigration to U S Cited as Solution to Island Issue
Acting Governor Attusan of la wali told President Roosevelt that emigration of thousands of Japanese to the United States was solving the Japanese problem in those islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attusan
Lawali
Roosevelt
California Leads Report Gillett Wins Governor Seat
Early county returns indicate Gillett won the California governor’s race with a 20000 plurality. Southern California results may raise the margin as Republican turnout runs high. In San Francisco Langdon of the Independent League polled near Belt and Cullett in a tight vote.
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California
San Francisco
Gillett Rep
San Fransisco
Langdon
Independent League
Wisconsin Returns Favor Republicans In State Election
Indications from across Wisconsin suggest Cosamnor Davide von won the gubernatorial race over Ayl wird by about 60 000 votes with the Republican ticket securing nine or ten of eleven Congressmen. The Inter season on farms dampened turnout and the closest local battle occurred in J W Babcock’s Third District.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Cosamnor Davide von
Republicn
J. W. Babcock
Drift of State Election Returns Across Multiple States
Early returns from Louisville Kansas City Nashville and Starke indicate Republican gains in some districts and Democratic leads in others. Reports show McCreary endorsed for re election in Kentucky while Beckham Hager and Hays contest the governorship. Iowa Cummins appears poised for a third term with a strong Republican ticket in advance.
Peary's Perils in Arctic Return From Frozen Sea
Commander Robert E. Peary plans another attempt on the North Pole as the Roosevelt sails for coal and repairs. The telegram details a harsh voyage with ice, storms, and losses including rudders and coal, while Peary reports progress and downplays danger. Newfoundlanders and officials congratulate Peary and anticipate the Roosevelt's coal supply visit and a government dinner in his honor.
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Lenox, Mass
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Morris K. Josup
Penny Arcdc Club
Roosvelt
Hopedale
Labrador
Twillingate
Roosevelt
Ars
Cape York
Tost
Chapeau Bay
PEARY
St John’s
Pearys
Bartlett
Willan Macgregor
Newfoundland
Government House
Edward
St. John's
Liberals Routed in London Elections
London borough council results show Municipal Reformers sweeping most seats, toppling Liberal led Progressives. Across provinces, Liberals lose ground while Conservatives gain. Labour gains modest. Six Prem Balfour cited national discontent.
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London
Labor Party
Balfour
1Dinne
Post office fraud order and currency details from New York
The Post Office Department issues a fraud order against the Society of Associatery Physicians of New York City. The Mint reports 100000 ounces of silver purchased at 74.71 cents per ounce for delivery in Denver. The postal service maintenance request stands at 206 664 190 dollars, up 15 million from the prior appropriation. Secretary Honaparte visits Maryland sites Winchester Elkton and Denton. The McClelan Statue Commission plans a May unveiling. American Minister Dawson meets with State Department on Santo Domingo. The Newfoundland fisheries modus vivendi and a Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras arbitration pact are made public.
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Postofce
Society of Associatery Physicians of
New York City
Denver
Honaparte
Maryland
Winchester
Elkton
Denton
McClelan
Thomas (. Dawson
Santo Domingo
State Department
Great Britain
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Imports to Porto Rico Rise in Fiscal Year 1906
U S imports to Porto Rico grew from 13 974 070 to 19 224 881 during 1906 reflecting higher trade. Exports from the island to United States increased notably in sugar. Governor Magoon pursues strict economy in Cuba amid treasury deficit. Pulajanes attack boats on the Surigao River. three scouts killed and one wounded. five Pulajanes killed. supplies saved. General Wood says emergency ration proved a failure and a formal explanation will follow in Washington.
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United States
Porto Rico
Unis-country
Magoon
Cuba
Samer
P. L
Surigao River
Wood
Philippines
Washington
Multiple Far-Flash News Items From Across The Nation
A series of brief notices details a range of incidents and events: a man killed his wife’s accuser in Williamston South Carolina after a protection plea to Chief Nelson. Dora Stewart in Clayoquot BC reports 271 renashing and five Sika vessels with 2870 skins. Dr M G Pingrees of Chicago dies by gas in a bathroom. J W Felker’s embezzlement case delayed until January after a guilty plea. Bert Kemp’s arrest in Port Huron for baby murder. Nellie Cahill commits suicide in Baltimore after asylum release. Mia Robert Arrol dies from mistaken toadstool consumption in Anderson Indiana. George Hughes shot dead at a Coeburn Virginia political meeting. Cleveland Electric Railway restraining order against city actions. A 75 million dollar electric system plan by Ramsay and Associates aims for Chicago via New York and Pittsburgh routes. Lawrence University students suspended for class rush damages. General D M Gregg informed of George Gregg’s will giving 100000 to Eastern friends.
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Dora Stewart
Clayoquot
B. C
M. G. Pingrees
Chicago
Newburyport
Mags
J. W. Felker
Bert Kemp
Port Muron
Mich
Nellie Cahill
Baltimore
Mia
Robert Arrol
Anderson
Ind
Coeburn
George Hughes
Clark Edwards
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
New York
Pittsburg
Joseph Ramsay, Jr
Aspociates
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Los Angeles
Cal
D. McM. Gregg
Reading
Pennsylvania
George Gregg
Schoolteacher in Snowdrift Near Unis City Journey Endures Night
Miss May Slunt of a rural school eighteen miles west of Unis City rode toward her duties but faced deep snowdrifts. She abandoned her horse, walked all night through three feet of snow, and reached home exhausted by dawn. Augustus Trabing, a stage contractor, faced exhausted horses and drifted night passage, eventually reaching a ranch the next day, while the stage driver John HN is feared missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
May -Slunt
Unis City
John HN
Idaho Returns Show GOP Defeat of Governor Gooding
Scattering returns indicate a landslide across northern and central Idaho, with Ada County shifting against Governor Gooding by a few hundred votes. If trends hold, Gooding will lose as Mormon counties show losses. The Republican ticket otherwise appears elected, with Lincoln Nebraska suggesting Sheldon wins the governorship by a solid plurality. Republican gains in rural areas contrast Democratic gains in towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kang
Alidwe
Och
Sho Ray
Hoch
Lowe
Idaho
Ada County
Gooding
Ness
Lincoln
George L. Sheldon
Mickey
Riot in Texas involves Negro troops from Port Bliss
Negro soldiers from Port Bliss stationed five miles from El Paso riot in a saloon near the reservation. One man, Private Mathews, is killed and Private Lewis and Alexander Johnson are wounded. Troops from the Twenty fifth Infantry had previously caused disturbances at Brownsville. War Department moved the unit to Fort Elias. A card game dispute sparked the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Paso
Texas
Nepxro
Port Bliss
Fifth Infantry
Fort Brown
Brownsville
War Department
Fort Elias
Mathews
Lewis
Alexander Johnson
Cleveland Opens First Low Fare Street Car Line
Mayor Tom Johnson acts as motorman for Forest City Railway Company inaugurating a west side street car route in Cleveland. Ary Johnson serves as motorman and A. B. Dupont as conductor amid crowds cheering the first trip. The mayor calls the opening a milestone after a hard fought campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ary Johnson
A. B. Dupont
Carever
Forest City Railway Company
Johnson
Reno Vote Counts Point to Democratic Victory Signal
Vote counting in Reno shows a Democratic victory with Sparks leading Mitchell for Governor. Early returns also place Sparks and Barnett ahead for Congress and Sweeney in front for the Supreme Court justice race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno, Ney
Sparks
Mitchell
Barnett
Congress
Sweeney
Justice of the Supreme Court
Wrecked on Bright Night off Nauset Beach
The British schooner G. M. Cochrane struck the outer bar at Nauset Beach during a bright moonlit night. Captain Benjamin Tower and five crew members were rescued by lifeboat crews via breeches buoy as the vessel took on water and sank near Cape Cod after sailing from Parrsborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Mass
G. M. Cochrane
Nausett Beacher
Benjamin Tower
Hfo Savers
Cochrane
Tower
Sackville
N. B
Parrsborough
Cape Cod
Pollock Rip Shoa
Moody to aid Japanese in San Francisco school case
The Government at Washington instructs U S District Attorney Robert T. Deering to assist attorneys R M Fickert and Masuji Miyakawa in injunction proceedings against the San Francisco Board of Education. The suit seeks admission of Japanese children to public schools open to whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington
Moody
United States
Robert T. Deviin
R. M. Fickert
Masuji Miyakawa
Circutt
Board of Education
North Carolina Returns Give Democrats Two Core Districts
Early counts show a Democratic majority in North Carolina with more than 40 000 votes. In the Eighth District Dem defeated Madburn Representative by about 500. In the Tenth Crawford won by over 1 200, making all districts Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Weeketr
Dem
Madburn
Crawford
Florida Congressmen Re-elected and State Ticket Wins
Jacksonville reports all Florida congressmen re-elected and the state ticket carried by a clear majority. The Drainage Constitutional amendment failed by a 3 to 2 vote on its proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Immigrants Arrive in Charleston on Wittekind
The steamship Wittekind from Bremen reached Charleston with a shipload of immigrants. They are brought by E. J. Watton, South Carolina’s Commissioner of Immigration, under state supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittekind
Bremen
Charleston
E. J. Watton
South Carolina
Double Homicide in Shelton Husband Kills Wife Then Himself
In Shelton Connecticut a husband and wife, Charlex Quazea and Memi, were found dead in their home with their throats cut. Police report the husband killed the wife then himself in a domestic fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memi
Mra
Charlex
Quazea
Shelton
Conn
Saloon Fight Near El Paso Ends Quietly in Casualties
In a saloon outside the Fail Mis ekervauon near El Paso Teses, troops of the Twenty-fifth Infantry clashed with unknown assailants. No soldiers were killed and one was badly wounded as the fight concluded without further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Teses
Kicked to Death in Football Game and Other News
Reported deaths include Leon Brown of Hancock Michigan from injuries in a Houghton High School football game after being kicked during a Calumet High School match. Other items note a Georgia Central train death of Dr S A Pratt, unrest between Austria and Italy, Pratt Institute abolishing football, and Cuba sinking rebel rifles offshore near Morro Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Brown
Eghteen
Hancock, Mich
Youngs Brown
Houghton High School
Calumet High School
Austria
Italy
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Budapest
International Congress of the Chamber of Commerce
George Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Petersburg
Milwaukee Avenue Stats Bank
Chicago
Brentano
Havana
Cuba
France
Academy “Crowns
Morro Castle
Congressman Hoar Dead in Worcester Mass
Congressman Rockwood Hoar died in Worcester Massachusetts. He born August 24 1855 in Worcester, son of late Senator George F Hoar. Harvard graduate of 1879, practiced law, served as Worcester Common Council president before election to Congress from the Third Massachusetts District. Archduke Otto Dead. Duke Otto of Austria died at age forty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Rockwood Hoar
Worcester
Mass
Rockwood Hoor
George Fr. Hoar
Harvard
Common Council of
Congress
Massachusetts
Archduke Otto
Midhduke Otto of
Austria
Peary Exceeds North Pole Claim Reaches High Latitude
A message received in New York City from Commander Robert E Peary states he reached eighty seven degrees and minutes north. The note was sent to Herbert L Mildyman secretary of the Peary Archie Club and notes a notable ascent beyond previous limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Worl
New York City
Robert
E Peary
Herbert L Mildyman
Peary Archie Club
Stout
Ute Bote
Unclear OCR fragment with varied sports and court notes
Fragmented report from Wheeling and Poughkeepsie items covers judge Thayer Melvin paralysis at court, Jersey coast speedway plans, Grand Circuit trot meet penalties, coaching moves, Oxford world record, cycling federation leadership, and French racing club remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptricken
Thayer Melvin
Wheeling
W. Va
Spreken
Jersey
Poughkeeps
Henry Meter
James Mldridge
Ows
Potare
India
Sweetland
Cornelis
Couehine
Oxford
Belemont Park
DS OM
Adee Tas
A. G Tatehelder
Na ‘Ryonal Cycling Association
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Notable Society and Theatre Notes from Abroad
The report highlights Mrs Bell leaving Washington for Cuba prompting talk the General may stay in Cuba indefinitely. It mentions Miss Geraldine Farrar set to sing at the Metropolitan Opera House this season and notes Mrs Caroline Lovell, eighty nine, the oldest actress in the country, dying in Englewood New Jersey. It also reports suffrage leaders jailed for two months after disturbances in London’s House of Commons and a police court.
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Washington
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Cuba
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Agaon
Geraldine Farrar
Chapeman
Metropolitan Opera House
Ten terrorists hanged after drumhead trial in Poland
Ten men condemned to death by a drumhead court martial at Czen-Stochowa were hanged. Other items note Miss Adele Dillon’s opera debut in Los Angeles, raids by Japanese boats on Bering Island seals, and various political and military developments across Europe and Russia.
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Poland
Adele Dillon
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San Diego
Victoria
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St. Helena
St. Petersburg
Cairo
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Iathorne Gathorne-Hardy
Earl of
Railroads Taxes Rise Sharply Under New State Scheme
New Jersey State Board of Assessors in Trenton announces railroad valuations at 194 50 819 with an overall tax increase of 3 509 371 25 for the coming year. Excess above prior half percent goes to the school fund while the rest funds state government. main stem taxed at an average rate of 15 per 1000. Cupid tangles a druggist Eastburn faces a 10000 damages suit from his niece Miss Sedam amid multiple marriages. Sersey's cash balance shows 2084891 39 with reductions in taxation and higher state spending.
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Trenton
Cupid
Robert Erastburn
New Brunswick
May Parsons
Mount Union
Harrisburg
Sersey
Morgin
United States
Local News Skim from Glassboro to Vineland Cries
A child nearly drowns after falling into a well on Glassboro Road and is rescued from eight feet of water. A dismembered man’s body, likely a tramp, found near Westville on the railroad tracks. head recovered nearby. Princeton seniors elect leaders James Cooney as president and Henry Breckenridge as secretary. Strike at Dix & Sons Millville affects production. Carmel factory to close due to unrest. William F. Smith killed crossing Pennsylvania tracks near Princeton. Frank Alterman dies from a coughing fit in Millville. James Smith dies after horse fell into a covered cistern on a Vineland lot.
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Marlon @rantz
Harvey Rogers
Glassboro Road
Woodbury
West Jersey and Seashore
Westville
Wilson
Dix & Sons Company
Millville
Carmel
Marvellous Automobile Speed On Ardennes Course
In France, Duray driving a De Dietrich posted a time for 595 kilometres of five hours thirty eight minutes and thirty nine seconds. The average was sixty six and a quarter miles per hour as TIA requires the automobile race over the Ardennes course.
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Tia
Ardennes
France
Duray
de Dietrich
Marble Fatality in Omaha Yields Tragic Head Injury
In Omaha Nebraska William Porter died after a marble dropped from a tall building struck his head. The incident occurred as Porter, described as bald headed, was beneath the structure. Authorities investigate the accidental death in the city.
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Omaha
Neb
Wiliam Porter
Porter
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