New York and Nationwide Vote Trends Reported
Across states including New York Maryland Kentucky and Massachusetts Republicans claim gains and possible governorships while Democrats concede or dispute margins. Reports show Republican plurality swings from 60 000 in New York to 16 000 in Maryland and broad gains in several midwestern states with Nebraska Iowa and Illinois observing solid Republican performances amid mixed results for local races.
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Adolph Neise Vader Arrest for Sister’s Murder in Ottumwa
A letter from Colville indicates Adolph Neise and his wife sought desertion in Colville after the Ottumwa murder fire. The case ties to the death of their infant Arthur, and Neise’s suspected linkage to his wife’s sister Hattie Faulse in Chicago, with life insurance proceeds cited.
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Poisoned Husband Charged In North Dakota Case
Pembina North Dakota Mrs Atrie Moran today jailed by the sheriff charged with poisoning her husband last July. He died suddenly amid foul play rumors. A year earlier she divorced him and reportedly left with T DeLorla. A coroner's post mortem suggested stomach cancer but a chemist will examine samples. DeLorla the alleged paramour was arrested as well.
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Hayward case decision expected by next week
Minneapolis reports the supreme court likely to issue a lengthy ruling on the Hayward cage matter by the end of next week. The decision hinges on whether Adry Hayward was insane and the family history of insanity, with testimony already familiar to the court from prior examination.
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Mail pouch robbery halts Buxton Belmont run
The overland mail between Buxton and Belmont was held up, with $395 seized from the pouch. The driver who carried the mail vanished, reportedly drawn by the loot. The contract holder is a man named Phinsing who hired the driver for the job.
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Death of Eugene Field in Chicago Silent Heart Trouble
Eugene Field, notedWestern poet and journalist, dies in Chicago after a stomach ailment and heart trouble. He enjoyed a long career from St Louis to Denver and Chicago, composing notable verses like Little Boy Blue and Wynken, Blynken and Nod. Field, born 1850, rose from reporter to editor, shaping Western literary journalism.
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Divorced Wife Flees South Dakota In Secret Train Exit
Nov. 6 in Yankton, Mrs Ferdinand Yznoga, the divorced wife, left for New York by stealth. She sent her trunk by express, had her landlady drive to Grayville to board unseen, while Count Belt Alhy had resided in Mrs Yunage’s home under an assumed identity. It is alleged the man posing as Boyer was Count Zleby, whom she plans to marry before December 1.
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Child Dies After Fall Into Boiling Water At Monticello
A two year old child of Farmer Weers at Monticello fell into a pan of boiling water and died two hours later in agony. The tragedy highlights dangers around home heating and hot liquids. The incident occurred in Cedar Rapids area in November, according to local reports.
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Master-in-Chancery appoints special master in Pacific cases
Milwaukee Nov 6 Master in Chancery Tudge Jonking issued an order appointing Alfred I Cary as special master in Northern Pacific matters with authority to examine receivers' reports and hear objections filed against claims.
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Death by own action near Newton Minnesota
Three weeks after shooting George Hanson by Chas Peterson at Newton Lake Benton Minnesota, Peterson was found dead under a straw stock near his home, apparently having committed suicide while Hanson is reported to recover.
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Ohio University Admission Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ohio University in Columbus with dates in 1847. The garbled text mentions a new president and invitations, but details are unreadable. No clear names, events, or actions can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Obituary of Educator Who Shaped Midwestern Universities
The text outlines the career of a prominent educator who studied at Polytechnic and Collegiate Ist Stute in Brooklyn and Williams College, graduated in 1860, and gained law qualification in Michigan in 1872. He practiced law in St. Joseph for five years, then led at the State University of Kansas for fourteen years starting 1877, became chancellor of the University of Nebraska in 1891, and was elected president of Ohio State University. He played a leading role in educational movements across the region and country.
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Second divorce for Mrs. Jesale Conner from Charles G. Conner
Mrs Jesale Conner gains a second divorce from Charles G. Conner after a history of disappearance and remarriage. The couple lived in the East, spent a winter in California, and a judgment for furniture was issued against a Eastern firm. She also obtained a sheriff’s judgment for 1000 dollars and awaits Conner’s return, a repetition that may end with her sending him away for good.
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Bozenina Tunnel Fire Dims as Officials Plot Clean-up
Bozenina Mont Nov 7 Flames in the Muir tunnel near Bozenina burn out slowly as railroad officials say the blaze is under control. Firefighting efforts continue with a new fan improving circulation, and officials aim to clear debris and restore traffic within weeks. Reporters note conflicting local opinions on the fire and tunnel details. In Rome, Nov 7 dispatch says Turkish ambassadors urged immediate measures to restore order in the empire and asked Bald Pasha to report the Porte’s plans to end the present unrest.
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Non-Partisan W. U. opens sixth annual convention at Oberlin
The sixth annual National Non Partisan W U convention opened in Oberlin with welcome addresses by Mrs. Currier Rev H B Tenney and Mrs A F Johnson. The response was by Mrs J A Barrington of Belfast on behalf of the East with Mrs Alonzo Linn of Washington for the Interior and Mrs Florence Miller of Des Moines for the West.
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Murder in Gardenville: Capt Lang and Wife Slain in Home
Baltimore reported Captain Frederick Lang, 50, a wealthy resident, and his wife were murdered at their Franklin Avenue home in Gardenville last night. Their skulls were crushed as they lay in bed and the house was ransacked. Police suspect robbery as the motive.
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Fire destroys dwellings and yards at Dexter
A morning fire at Dexter swept a dwelling, a machine shop, and the Union Timber yard. Losses include King at 2000 dollars, the lumber company at 4000 dollars, and an insurer at 1400 dollars. The fire’s origin remains unknown.
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Alpena Journal Disaster Report Not Clear
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Alpena Journal offices and a damaged form or device with references to destruction and saving efforts. No clear names, dates, or events emerge beyond local newspaper context and uncertain incident details.
Strikes Hit Great Northern Rail Lines Across West
Reports from Kalispell Spokane and Devils Lake outline a broad strike by A R U workers on the Great Northern. Some violence and arrests noted at Kalispell while Spokane counties vote to strike. Most enginemen and train crews remained loyal. service largely continued with limited interruptions and no broad shutdowns.
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Cubans Lose Leader in Havana Theatres War
In Santa Clara province near Minusvicas the Atverlean forces fought Koza Flettos and Bermadox bands and forced a retreat to Maht. The insurgents suffered heavy losses with three killed, including the tender Suf 4 jive. A separate filing shows claims against New Orleans Brewite Association for 21000 and Metropolitan Bank for 128000.
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Practice Mikes Perfect and the Jury Room Debate
Fragmentary dialogue describes courtroom theatrics and a divorce case in a Detroit Tribune style. A juror theme is mocked with rehearsals of testimony as travel fatigue and health tonics are referenced amid a bustling scene.
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Kickapoo Indian Sagwa Promoted as Cures Consumption
An advertisement asserts Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a long used cure for consumption. It claims the tonic strengthens the stomach kidneys and liver, purifies blood, and rebuilds the system, with no poisonous ingredients. Sold by druggists at 1 per bottle or six for 3.
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