Mitchel Chosen New York Mayor in Fusion Victory
John Purroy Mitchel won the New York mayoral race as fusionists surged, defeating Tammany Hall and reshaping city politics. Upstate results showed Republicans gaining assembly majorities, while notable wins included Sulzer returning to Albany and McAneny as alderman president. Massachusetts elected David I. Walsh governor with a large plurality, and New Jersey chose James F. Fielder for governor amid party shifts.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Tammany Hall
Charles IF. Murphy
New York City
Murphy
Returna
Upstate
Sulzer
Albany
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Mitchell
Joseph A. Goulden
Tammany
William A. Prendergast
Fusion
New York Cities
Schenectady
George R. Lunn
Teller Schoolcraft
Syracuse
Louis Wil
James E. Denilan
Eugene J. Mack
Johnstown
Aso
Joseph G. Stevens
Buffalo
Louis P. Puhrmann
Utica
James Smith
Troy
Cornelius F. Burne
Poughkeepsie
Daniel W. Wilbur
Rochester
Hiram R. Egerton
Auburn
Charles W. Brister
Amsterdam
James N. Gling
Rome
Midlam
Watertown
Isaac R. Breen
Elmira
Harry N. Hoffman
Massachusetts Democratic
Boston
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Dostom
Edward P. Garry
Charteau. Aird
Augustes PF. Gardosi
Trenton
N. J
Mfielder
Fielder
Newark
Stokes
James F. Fielder
Wilson
Washington
Bryan
Blair Lee
Maryland
Baltimore
United States Senate
William P. Jackson
Goldsborough
Idador Rayner
Charles T. Coady
House of Representatives
Representative Koenig
Emerson C. Harrington
Caleb C. Magruder
Court of Appeals
Stuart
Virginia
Richmond
Henry Carter Stuart
Springfield
Tllinois
Ohio
Cincinnati
Frederick S. Spiegel
Henry T. Hunt
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Toledo
Kollar
Columbus
George J. Karb
Indiana
Indianapolis
Joseph E. Bell
Indian
Bevaneville
Terra Haute
Fort Wayne
Minele
Loganaport
Anderson
South Bend
Lafayette
Vincennes
Gary
Johnson
Thomas E. Knotty
Iowa News Roundup Signals Wealth of Local Strife and Progress
A broad Iowa notice runs through court actions, accidents, and civic projects from Waterloo to Keokuk. Bank losses tie to false credit statements. roads, pikes, and river improvements push forward in Iowa counties. A switch-engine death marks Davenport’s fatal rails, while new fish car arrivals and public works advance Spirit Lake and Rock Island regions.
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W. R. Jameson
Waterloo
Morrison
Iowa County
Rock Island
Davenport
Ernest W. Dasch
Harry Ashworth
Geggs
Iowa
Spirit Lake
West Okoboji
Watara
Fahey
Knoxville
Chis Stenson
Jacob Galish
Dallas
Stenson
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Interurban
Boone
Rollin B. Fisher
Boston
Old Colony Trust Company
J. T. Haller
Providence and Washington Insurance Company
Iowa Telephone Company
Clarke
University of Iowa
College of Law
Modern Brotherhood of America
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
J. W. Townsend
A. P. McManus
North Iowa Pike
McGregor
Bagley J
Edward Growe
Rippay
Great Council of the
Fair Grounds
Marion County
Marysville
Hawkeye Mining Camp
Jones Filma
Tracy
Des Moines Iowa Teachers Conventon Opens With Debate
State convention opens Thursday in Des Moines with sessions through Saturday. Rural schools and recent legislation to be debated. College section may nominate John B. Stout A H Bennett F C Ensign for president. Women teachers urged to gain executive committee seat. Also notes on Iowa National Guard exams and suffrage, hog cholera, hospital sites, patents, and uniform certificates reforms.
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Mra. G. L. Carlyle
North Ottumwa
Scott County Farm Improvement League
T . Hall
Mary Tiedemann
Davenport
Elara
Tedemann
Northeast Iowa Horticultural Society
Waverly
Wavarly
Peter H. Ottosen
Antes
War Department
Manila Bay
Deway
Gridley
Louis Nisemeyer
Purity Oats Company
Atoma
Floyd C. Goodrich
Chicago
John Sumpter
Great Western
Council Bluffs
Barney
Fort Madison
Woodbine
Henry J. Kirk
Logan
Oskaloosa Traction Company
McKinley Properties
Leon
Iowa
Federal Building
Keokuk
Treasury Department
Knights of Pything
Newell
J. S
McAnini
Newton
Hampton
Fred Nancelas
Madge Howall
Deerfoot
Iown City
Hans Schiel
Miley
Gilman
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Imp. Hayes Cherub
I. A. Norris
Denison
Mary V. Moon
Univeralty Hospital Dietician
Iowa City
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Baptist Church
Bancroft
G. L. Vonhagen
Mercer, Mo
Bennett
Association
A. M. Deyoe
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Des Moines
General Assembly
State Board of Control
Bord
Cherokee
Mount Pleasant
Independence
GC. H. Weller
Associated Advertising Clubs
Town
B. T. Williams
W. C. Coast
Towa City
George H. Royson
Cedar Rapids
O. J. Benjamin
Nevada
Paul Davis
Atate Ad Clnba
State Committee On
Bighnessme
Ad Club
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Mitchel
David J. Walsham
Mageachusette
Martin—James F. Fletcher
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Loss
Calvin D. Paige
South Bridge
William H. Wilder
John Purvey Mitchel
Charles F. Murphy
Pleasants
Glenwood Park
James F. Waits
Mannfeld
Remer County
A. A. Jaynes
Hand
Pleasant Valley
Waukon
Nellef Corps
Lews
Marshalltown
Knowi Ag
Phil Sheridan
W. R. C. No Ae i
Rettinghouss
Mason City
North Western
St. Paul
William LeVan
Jackson
W. H. Rohrer
Melbourne
Tawa
Ping Ridge
South Dakota
Mildred Ratliff
Mra. I. Ratliff
Council Bluffe
GC. A. Miner
Perry
Barre
Unie
Stout
Ensign
Peckham
Oscar B. Nelson
Ernest D. Sehotte
Tillie
Frank P. Grimm
J. Gibson
Jowans
Lowane
Coaring
Howard F. Snyder
Maying & Co
Jas
Q. Davidson
Bes Molnen
Liars A
Clermont
H. Stewart
Clinton
George C. Kennedy
Waterlon
David R. Olmsted
Council Blvds
Educational Board of Examiners
Anamosa
Bittner
Amamosa
State Board of Education
Board of Control
W. J. Dixon
J. TL. McConlogne
Secretary of State
Automobile Department
Cass
Cosson
Attorney General's Office
W. A. Duckworth
Polk County Watrict Court
MM. M. Harrah
Cape Itol
Jemploy
Attorney General