Football Tragedy At Normal Park Ground Ends In Death
Edward Gillett aged 16 died hours after a football play at Normal Park kahoo grounds Chicago. He slipped while rushing for the end and the pile on him caused internal injuries. He shouted he was hurt before losing consciousness at home. Biloxi Fire Destroys 75 Homes Fire swept Biloxi Miss destroying a Catholic church convent schools offices and many houses. Losses likely around 300000. Dewey Gifts Moved From Museum Admiral Dewey moved his prized collection from the National Museum to his home in Washington D C. The move honors donors and public display intent. Cassini Doubts Annexation Russian ambassador says no territory was taken in Tien Tsin and warns against Prussian concessions. report of annexation is improbable.
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Madrid cabinet claims no Carlist arms in Spain
At a cabinet council led by the queen regent General Azcarraga announced there were no Carlists under arms and that the rising had failed. He also said a Spanish American convention ceded Cayagaen and Cibuti in the Philippines for 100000 dollars. Three tramps cremated are found in a Lima Ohio barn. Safe robbed at Harmony Indiana. Italian measures to protect King Victor Emmanuel. Japanese battleship Mikasa launched. Nome gold output up to 5000000. Boer General De Wet wounded in battle.
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McKinley and Roosevelt Triumph In National Election
The Republicans win the presidency with William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt securing a larger electoral majority than in 1896 and a Republican Congress. New York supports the ticket amid strong Bryan opposition in the city, while Illinois and Michigan show solid backing.
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Election results show McKinley landslide across states
The article notes McKinley expands Republican gains from Maryland to California and beyond, with Bryan failing to capture electoral votes in doubtful states. Massachusetts margins shrink, New England shows inroads, and New York supports Bryan locally though not state-wide. The piece highlights a nationwide large, rapid turnout and McKinley’s unprecedented second consecutive term.
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States back McKinley and Roosevelt as leading tickets
Early press reports indicate a broad initial showing of majorities for McKinley and Roosevelt across several states, signaling strong cross party backing for the Republican ticket in this period. The summaries highlight the emerging political support without definitive final tallies.
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Bryson and Stevenson Lead With Electoral Votes Cited
The returns indicate that Bryson and Stevenson will receive the electoral votes of the following States.
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Republicans Win House Majority in Narrow Landslide
Early returns show Republicans controlling the House with 107 seats to 152 for Democrats and 8 for fusion, a clear 37 seat Republican edge, though figures remain unofficial. The report lists state by state house results, noting Alabama Arkansas California and others.
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Presidential Candidates Vote In Early Canton Polls
President Messinley voted in Canton soon after breakfast at 9 17. He exercised the franchise in democratic fashion amid a flutter near the polling place. Mr. Bryan cast his vote in Lincoln at 11 10, a short distance from his home, observed by about 50 residents.
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