Iowa Republicans Predict Large Victory Despite Organization Gaps
The Republican state committee chairman claims Iowa may produce a near hundred thousand vote plurality, with a strong nationwide drive for turnout. He notes limited local organization but promises continued field work, funding, and aggressive efforts in every township to secure the result after Tuesday’s voting. The statement defends prohibition as a protest ballot and praises courteous conduct across parties.
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Towa
Iowa
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Liécr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sam, Jones
Toledo
Jones
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Cleveland
Sam Jones
Monnett
Colonel Kilbourne
Tom L
Taylor
Foraker
Grosvenor
Bryan
Shaw
Savage
Nebraska
Fairbanks
Indiana
Hox
Tilsat
Ibbe
Election returns and party forecasts from New York and Nebraska
Daily election briefs report Edward Shepard leading New York mayoral race by about 47,383 votes with Seth Low fusion candidate at 29,700 in Greater New York figures. In Nebraska, Lincoln campaigns end with the dullest mood in a decade as voters prepare for Tuesday turnout, amid Bryan’s vigorous statewide drive.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Thos. F.smith
Manhattan
Bronx
Edward M. Shepard
Greater
Republican County Committee
Seth Low
Geo. W. Dunn
Republican State Committee Tonight
Michael C. Murphy
Menn
Indiana Governor Refuses Kentucky Extradition
Indianapolis November 2 Governor Durbin declined to honor Kentucky s request to extradite ex Governor Taylor and Charles W Finley indicted for complicity in the Goebel murder The governor cites fair trial concerns and orders a jury trial as the preferred path while a judge weighs defense motions. In Amsterdam New York Frederick Bankert killed William Green and wounded Mrs Green then shot himself, a prior motive linked to a past love.
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Taylor
Finley
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Ind
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Wm. Goebel
Mount
Frederick Bankert
Istakert
Green
Cora
Commonwealth
William Goebel
Indiana
Republic
Iam Goebel
Nama
Cigan
William Goepel
Caleb Powers
Cantrill
Mr. Godbel
Bar
Court of Appeals of
Messrs. Taylor and
Goebel
Carnegie Opposes Canal Plan and English Steel Trust
New York dated report says Andrew Carnegie and his wife traveled on the St Louis and declined to discuss New York politics. He denied involvement in Pittsburg technical school fundraising, claimed the committee can ask for money, and said he was out of the steel business. He doubted forming an English steel trust and suggested the English were not inclined to combine.
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Andrew Carnegie
St. Louis
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Pittahure
Carnagle
An In Bish Steel Trust
Isthimlan Canal
Canad
Tar Lesa
Nicaragua
Vanal
Washington
Carberié
St. Andrews
University
Julian Paouncefote
St. Lous
Campaign rhetoric and polling notes tint opposition ahead of elections
The report compiles remarks by Frank Q. Stuart on Republican votes and reform promises, union and populist activity, and election logistics. It includes polling expectations, mobilization efforts, and notices from state and local officials on preventing illegal voting. It also covers campaign events in Greater New York and Denver with turnout, betting, and anticipated outcomes.
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Aida
Stuart
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Bers
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Tate
Murphy
McCullagh
MccCullagh
Commissioners
Maryshy
New York
Abs
Wall -Street
Denver
Colo
Arapahoe
Coliseum Hall
William J. Bryan
Colorado
Afloat in a Balloon Near Redwood City Falls
A captive balloon with nine aboard escaped its tether on Eleventh and Folsome streets in San Francisco. It drifted to Redwood City about thirty miles away after the rope broke on descent. Passengers included Mrs J Daniell and Edward G Dudley, a noted aeronaut, with reports tonight stating no one was hurt.
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Folsome
Redwood City
J. Daniell
Edward G. Dudley
Leon
la Honda
Prohibition Vote Forecast By Campbell In Iowa
Chairman Campbell predicts a large prohibition victory in Iowa ahead of Tuesday’s election. He cites expected turnout around 25,000 with 9,602 last year, noting cross-party defections and a protest against liquor influence. Campaigns emphasize state wide prohibition over party lines amid rallies with growing attendance.
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Campbell
Peart
Iowa
Prohibition
Cummins Invited to Toast in New York
A. B. Cummins received a New York chamber of commerce invitation to respond with a toast at a banquet on November 19. The subject is The Present Prosperity of the Republic, What Are the Essentials to its Continuance. Cummins accepted the invitation and will prepare manuscript remarks for printing.
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A. B. Cummins
New York Chamber of Commerce
Teachers Case Seeks Mandamus Over Chicago Corporations
In Sangamon circuit court Judge Owen B P Thompson redocketed the Chicago teachers suit against the state board of equalization and granted a writ of mandamus to compel the board to assess the capital stock of twenty one Chicago corporations. The writ is returnable November 22, with a December 1 possible return. Attorneys debated timing while sheriff to serve writ when board convenes next Wednesday.
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Jil
Sangamon Circuit Court
Owen BP. Thompson
Chicago
State Board of Equalization
John S. Miller
E. S. Smith
Sangamon
Wu Ting Fang Recall Verified for Foreign Office Post
Nov 2 recall of Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister at Washington was confirmed. He would be offered a subordinate post in the foreign office, though he may decline. Tseng, Li Hung Chang’s interpreter and son of Marquis Tseng, is a leading candidate for the Washington mission. Chang Tei Yi becomes minister in London, aged 55, formerly interpreter at the Chinese legations in Berlin and London. He is described as progressive.
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Peking
Wu -Ting Fang
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Foreign Office
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Tseng
Marquis Tseng
England
Chang Tei Yi
London
Hhe
Chinegs
Legations
Berlin
Weather Forecast for Washington November 3
Fair and colder today across central and eastern portions. Nighttime winds shift to northerly. Monday looks fair and cold with continuing northerly winds.
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Washington
Yowa
The Sunday Leader Weekly Overview
A fragmented OCR page lists items from a weekly magazine including political manager claims, governor critiques, international treaty notes, local and national news snippets, anniversaries, editorials, and cultural notices. Readers are shown as a roster of topics from politics to society, with no coherent single event.
Coroner Opens Inquiry Into Deaths Tetanus Linked Diphtheria Toxoid
St Louis November 2 A coroner inquiry began today under Corser Dr Fu into recent deaths attributed to tetanus following administration of diphtheria antitoxin prepared and distributed by the board of health. Coroner Funhouse has summoned city physicians to determine how the antitoxin was administered and whether infections caused the deaths. The inquiry seeks whether the deaths were due to lockjaw and if the tetanus is from infectious serum, with no clear explanation for how the serum became contaminated.
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Owas
Corser
Board of Health
Funhouse
Stone Letter From Ellen Stone Reported
Reports from Constantinople say Ellen Stone the American missionary remains alive though distressing notes on a scrap indicate a ransom deadline of October 8 while awaiting funds. Separately dockers in Marseille reject a boycott plan backed by Dutch workers, prompting a return to Amsterdam as British shipping firms fear wider impact.
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Ellen M. Stone
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Trika
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