Republicans Sweep States In Early Returns
Unofficial results show Republicans leading in most states with large margins. New York governor Levi Morton tops Hill. many congressmen elected. Nebraska California and Massachusetts show strong Republican tickets. Democratic gains slim in some states like Georgia and West Virginia. Official counts needed to finalize outcomes across numerous districts.
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New York
New York State
Levi P. Morton
Payid B. Hill
Govarmor
Tiwelfth
McClellan
Bhannon
Quigg
Low
Balvchild
Odell
Lefére
Black
Southwick
Wilbur
Ourttn
Twentyir
Coote
Nickering
Step
Sherman
Ray
Poole
Payne
Gil‘Intta
Thirteth
Wadsworth
Pairty
Brewster
Mahoney
Anield
Hooker
New York City
Strong
Grant
Tammany Canidate
Nebraska
Holcomb
Foreiner
Anarchist Memorial Day Parade Ends In Train Derailment
Chicago November 18 The seventh anniversary of the hanging of the anarchists was observed at Waldheim cemetery under Socialistic Labor party auspices. A special train to Waldheim derailed due to an open switch, injuring engineer Patrick Lawry and fireman Walter Charlton while hundreds aboard escaped serious harm amid panic and orderly evacuations.
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Iti
Socialiste
Audplees
Socialistic-Labor Party
Chickgd
August Spies
desse’Cox
Chicago
J. J. Morgan
Socialista
Morgan
Socialistic Party
Chicago & Northern Pacific
Waldheim
Patrick Lawry
Walter Charlton
Illinois man charged with murder in Holland case
A letter from Muns. Gordon W. Lille dated Nijmegen describes an Illinois man, George Connors of Pullman, accused of murder and robbery in Holland. An elderly victim near Asburder was killed for money. a servant saw the killers and identified Americans. Connors, once a header with Wild Wear show, was seen with money at the murder site. evidence cited as flimsy, with release sought by prosecutors and friends.
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Holland
Philadelphia
Muns
Gordon WW
Lille
Lee
Troublesome Son Forging Checks Spends Father’s Money
New York November 18 Joseph Herzog is in the Tombs police court after his father, a senior member of a firm named Herzog Broad, accuses him of forging drafts and checks and spending about 40000 of the firm's funds. The elderly parent had him sent to Elmira for reform, but he soon resumed old practices, spending much time in St Louis where he lost nearly 10000. He was committed in default of 2000 bail. Capt Samuel K Schwenk retired US Army. court martial charges dismissed after he settled accounts with creditors in Washington November 18. Canadian elevator at Portage la Prairie near Winnipeg burned this morning destroying about 20908 bushels of grain and causing losses of about 10.
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New York
Joseph Herzog
Tombs
Herzog Broad, Turriers
Young
Joseph
Elmira
St Louis
Sohwenk
Washington
Samuel K. Schwenk
Winnipeg
Portage la Pratie
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