Counting the Vote Roepublician Figure Outto Majority
Ohio returns from 57 Nash counties show a 4,800 edge over Melean with 31 counties at 34,085, giving Nash a statewide lead of about 60,000. County totals for Jones are sparse, with 40 of 88 counties reporting and a combined 4,000 in those listings, leaving most remaining counties to decide and widen the gap.
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Roepublician
Nash
Ohio
Fantonieta Carty Nebraaka
Omblut
Mawett Karger
Hepublicana Olita
Kentucky
Certaim
Columbus
Ket
Melean
Dem
McLean
Meluean
Jones
Rotarna
Contests Loom In Kentucky And Iowa Governor Races
Election returns spark talk of immediate contests in Kentucky with Goebel and Taylor claims amid incomplete tallies from mountain counties and Louisville. In Iowa, early returns show Governor Shaw poised for a large Republican plurality, with GOP control of the state legislature and both Gear and Cummins factions claiming the U.S. Senate seat majority.
Democrats Sweep Maryland Election in 1913 Victory
Baltimore officials report a sweeping Democratic win across city and state. John Walter Smith Joshua Leing and Senator Rayner led governor controller and attorney general races, all elected by about 11 300. Democrats gain fifteen of twenty six in the Senate and sixty six of ninety one in the House for the January session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore City
John Walter Smith
Joshua Leing
Rayner
Stan
General Assembly
Massachusetts Republicans carry state ticket in tight Boston vote
In Massachusetts on November 10 Democrats celebrate gains as the Republican ticket wins statewide. Crane 168,87 and Paine 104,814 highlight a Republican plurality of 5,062. Gov Wolcott’s margin last year was 83,168. Democrats gain two Senate seats, enabling a roll call but still facing parliamentary limits.
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Paston
Baston
Crane
Step
Paine
Wolcott
C. J. Bruce
Senate
Senate and House Seat Shifts In Senate Stand
Fragmented OCR shows Republicans gaining a single Senate seat and 10 House seats while Democrats post modest net gains in others. Text is garbled but indicates Republicans lose one Senate seat and Democrats gain four in total, with other parties holding.
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Senate
House
Democratic State Ticket Wins in Mississippi Election
Jackson Miss November 10 The Democratic ticket elected the ticket list including Governor H H Longino Lieutenant Governor Z A Harrison Secretary of State W Q Cole Auditor Wirt Adams Attorney General Mouton McClurg State Revenue Agent J Hall Clerk Supreme Court W Brown Railroad Commissioners J G Kincannon A Q May Central and Northern Districts. Final results show no variance and an estimated majority near 40000.
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Jackson
Miss
H. H. Longino
Z. A. Harrison
W. Q. Cole
Robert Stowers
Mouton McClurg
Wirt Adams
H. L. Whitield
J. Hall
W. Brown
Norther Tstrict
J. G. Kincannon
A. Q. May
Central
D. Melnnis
Fusion victory in Nebraska seals statewide gains
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 10 fusionists carry the state by about twelve thousand votes and elect William Neville to Congress over Moses F Kincaid in the Sixth district. They also gain slightly in judicial districts with W A Holcomb winning supreme court by around fifteen thousand as Republican efforts falter. W A Bryan remarks the fusion victory is not a national rebuke and declines further comment.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Neville
Moses F. Kincaid
Ciyatmen Halmiston
Fusion Atnte Central Committee
W. A. Holcomb
Supreme Court
New York Assembly Returns From Election Night
Tallest returns show Republicans with 93 seats to 67 for Democrats, a gain of 12. In New York County surrogate Abnerish Thomay leads with 53,608. Tammany gains arise from alliances with Citizens Union and labor groups against GOP candidates.
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Roeyus Peena
Mako Galna
Assembly
New York
Republican Assembly
New York County
Republicans Dominant in Election Returns Across States
Early returns from New Jersey show Republican plurality per county averaging around 16,000, with total statewide lead above 20,000. In Pennsylvania Republicans claim 100,466 for state treasurer, and Brown’s Supreme Court seat expected to exceed by about 30,000. In South Dakota, Aberdeen reports Republican wins for the supreme bench by wide margins, with a lead of at least 10,000.
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Louisville
Rothins
Taylor
Mountain
McKinley
Offeteen
Siave
Saylor
Ite
Jefferson
Courier- Journal
Goebel
Des Moines
Iowa
Shaw
Senate
House
Gear
Cummins
United States
New York
New Jersey
Voorhees
Thebr
Philadelphia
Barnett
Creasy
Denn
Brown
Supreme Court
Barenett
Aberdeen
Supreme Bench
Puston
Kida
Miners Strike Settled Near Pekin
Springfield reports the East Bluff strike of Grant & Sons Bohlander Bros and King & Grosnweiter miners ended with a return to work. Miners sought 60 cents per ton more for the run and the operators granted the demand, costing about 16 cents per ton above regional price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
East Bluff
Pekin
Grant & Sons
Bohlander Bros
King & Grosnweiter
Admiral Dewey Described In Pending Wedding News
Washington reports Admiral Dewey and Mrs Mildred Hazen may wed today with only family present. Heerse secured yesterday and the wedding plans are complete. Paris says a Potsdam meeting between Emperor William and the czar produced high level decisions likely to affect future policy between the two powers.
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Admiral Dewey
Washington
Mildred Hazen
William
Nick
Paris
Berlin
The
Gaulois
Potedam
Smperor William
Czar
Mysterious Dity Beats McKeever In 20 Round Fight
In New York at the Broadway Athlete club the mysterious Billy Smith defeated Charlie McKeever of Philadelphia in a twenty round bout at catch weights.
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Mysterious Dity
New York
Billy Smith
Charlie McKeever
Philadelphia
Broadway Athlete Club
Czar and Empress of Germany Visit Potsdam
At Potsdam on November 10, the czar and empress arrived and were greeted warmly by the German emperor and empress at Wild Dark station. They exchanged cordial greetings and then proceeded by carriage to the new palace.
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Macaticu
Potsdam
Czar
Emagiua
Germany
In Memory of Winnie Davits in Richmond Church
Richmond Virginia November 10 memorial service for Miss Winnie Davie and Davis sons unveiled with impressive ceremonies at St Pauls church as bells tolled and attendees honored the deceased family with solemn rites.
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Winnie Davits
Richmond
St. Paul's Church
Winnie Davie
Davis Sons
Weyerhaeuser Buys 1,000,000 Timber Acres for 6 Million
Frederick Weyerhaeuser, famed lumber magnate, completes a record timber deal purchasing 1,000,000 acres of timber lands from the Northern Pacific Railroad for 6 million dollars on the Pacific coast. He calls it an investment and plans to profit as timber grows. He notes funds for his sons and wishes to do something for the old man.
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Weyerhaenxer Bresks
Dumber
Ashlond
Wis
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Pacific Coast
Weyerhaeuger
Imber
He Ling
Alcester Mayor Tubbs Convicted on Five Counts
Mayon Tubds found guilty on all five counts in the indictment for sending obscene literature through the mails. Jury acquitted Joseph Cooper and Edward Marsh of Layman county of cutting timber on the Trose bud Indian reservation. Crow Dor pleaded guilty to stealing cattle from another Indian and was sentenced to one year in Brule county jail at Chamberlain.
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Bionx
R.A. Tubbs
Alcester
Joseph Cooper
Edward Marsh
Layman County
Setters
Thuber
Trosebud
Crow Dor
Grow Dog
Stonx
Spotted 'Lall
Brule County
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Proposes New Street Car Fares and Franchises
Milwaukee City Council considers an ordinance from Chairman Graebner setting a 4 cent fare from 5:30 to 7:80 am and 6 to 7:80 pm until January 1, 1905, after which a 4 cent all day fare with transfers. The measure hinges on new franchises and an extension of the current Electric Railway and Light Company charter from 1924 to 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Council
Milwaukee
Chaimman Graebper
Committee On Tallroads
Common Council
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Milwaukee to become center of auto industry says local paper
A local city paper claims Milwaukee will soon be the center of the U S automobile industry. An Iowa inventor has built a blue device under seventy five pounds attachable to horse drawn vehicles enabling speeds up to fifty miles an hour. A crack company backed by one million dollars is to be formed in Milwaukee to manufacture them with a nationally known man leading the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
United States
Iowa
Creck Company
Lathe Men Strike Shuts Menasha Plant
Menasha Wisconsin November 8 The Menasha Woodenware company the giant plant with 4200 workers shut down after twenty eight lathe men struck The firm offered a 25 percent wage increase if each lathe produced 150 more pieces daily The running of the works depends on the lathe men and the plant remains closed pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Wis
Menasha Woodenwrra Company
Spengler Guilty in Dorchester Bank Case at Neillsville
Neillsville Wis Nov 8 J A Spengler charged with illegal banking has been found guilty The case tried two weeks drew much attention It is the Dorchester bank case with six similar counts The other defendant Shaefer will be tried in spring term The minimum penalty is one year at Waupun
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Neillsville
Wis
J. A. Spengler
Dorchester Bank
Shhaefer
Love and Luridness at a Political Meeting
Sioux Falls and Clinton dispatches report a sensational incident where Walter Cook, collector for the Sioux Falls Journal, shot Jess Jones and John Gottsteben during a quarrel over a young woman. Gottstleben was attacked amid five men. Cook was overpowered. A collision at Ellwood, Iowa claimed Dr. Hugo White, a veterinary surgeon from Magiocka, who was struck by a Milwaukee train and killed.
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Sioux Falls, & D
Walter Cook
Sioux’ Falls
Fred
Jescue
Jonca
John Gottsteben
Jill
Cook
Jones
Gottsleben
Clinton
Iowa
Hugo White
Magiocka
Ellwood
Towa
Germania Iron Company Wins Forty Acre Title Case
In United States court Judge Laclven ruled for the Germania Iron Company in the Section 20 case, affirming the bus company's claim to the forty acres in the renowned dames tract as valid.
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Mortman
St. Paul
Laclven
United States
Germania Iron Company
Bus Company
Dames Tract
Man Finds His Mother Dead in Home in Yankton
James Braron, a blacksmith born in November, returned home to discover his mother lying dead on the floor. The cause of death is recorded as heart disease.
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Yankton
B. 1
James Brron
Great Northern Railway Reports Revenue Drop and Growth
The Great Northern railway reports total system trackage of 6,800 miles, up 200 miles from last year. This year's earnings exceed last year's by nearly three million despite a wheat-rate cut of about 875,000, with a 1 1/4 cent per bushel impact on farmer profits. The line plans a new stretch from Bonnor's ferry to Port Hill enabling steamer connections at Nelson with Spokane routes.
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Great Northern
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Duluth
Bonnor'a Ferry
Idaho
Port Hill
Kootenal Witer
British Columbia
Nelson
Munerem Spokane
Unjust to Indians Dutaldern Comes to Work for Which Red Men Qualified
White Earth Minnesota, November 9. Despite many qualified Indians on the reservation for agency and school roles, the Indian office in two weeks will appoint outsiders to several agency positions including chief clerk, teacher, school farmer, and school carpenter. The policy extends reservation preference for employment yet funds are charged to Indian disbursable monies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutaldern
White Earth
Minn
Indian Office
Lan
WINE AT CANTON Fire Kills and Drowns Over Fifty at Night Show
Hongkong papers report a Gatton fire at midnight on the 2d that destroyed a riverside theater built near anchored hover boats. A blaze broke into the theater as performances continued, causing a panicked rush that capsized boats and left over fifty burned or drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hongkong
Prominent Farmer Sem Sem Killed When Wagon Ran Away
Near Forgan Fergus Falla, a well known farmer, was thrown from his wagon and fatally kicked as the team ran away while driving home. His body lay by the roadside ten miles south of the city, discovered by a neighbor.
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Forgan’ Talla
Dinplace Firemen Machine Could Redefine Locomotive Firing
Chicago November 9 The Chronicle reports a Pennsylvania wood company employee has invented a device to push coal into locomotive fireboxes evenly. If adopted nationwide by railways it could replace hundreds of thousands of firemen with a single operator. Also: Bank cashier C G Churchill of Globe Bay logs bank found guilty and fined 400 dollars for depositing while insolvent. President Spaulding convicted of embezzlement and sent to Joliet penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Chronicle
Pennsylvania
C. Q. Churchill
Globe Baylogs Bank
Spaulding
Wsa
Joliet
Murder in Wisconsin near Tomahawk kills man in quarrel
In Tomahawk Wisconsin on November 9 the shooting of Frederick Peterson occurred six miles northwest of town. Andrew J Melktees shot Peterson through the heart instantly. Both men, McKeen and Peterson, had worked as sawyers at the Alexander Stewart Lumber Company camp all summer and had come here to hunt deer about two weeks earlier. The murder stemmed from a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winconsin
Tomahawk
Wis
Andrew J. Melktees
Frederick Peterson
McKeen
Peterson
Alexander Stewart Lumber Company
Matron Elected for Yankton State Prison for the Insane
Mise Woreree La Follette of Chamberlain daughter of Mailroad Commissioner La Vollette has been chosen matron of the state prison for the insane at Yankton Sioux Falls items note election details dated November 9 and eight days in Sioux Falls report confirms appointment and lineage connected to La Vollette
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Sioux Falls
la Follette
Chamberlain
Mailroad
la Vollette
Yankton
Broken Leg Accident Report From Fergus and Walter Case
Fergus Walls of Fergus Falls Minnesota reports a broken leg after a rubiway incident while Adolph Glorvigen of Ad bye and Glorvigen. In Piningview Minnesota Walter McNullan, a well to do farmer, was thrown from his wagon and suffered multiple broken ribs a pierced lung with fatal prospects.
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Fergus Walls
Minn
Adolph Glorvigen
Adbye & Glorvigen
Piningview
Walter McNullan
Here
Train Fatality Near Sleepy Eye Reveals Man's Name
A man was killed by train No. 2 ten miles west of Sleepy Eye Minnesota. A letter found on the body bears the name Karl Herber Lukey of Wabasha County. Details and spelling in the report are unclear. Police and railroad officials are investigating the incident.
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Minn
Nay
Ere
Lettord
Karl Herber
Lukey
Wabasha County
Inolderdor
Fire Threatens Marinette Town With Major Loss
In Marinette Wisconsin on September 9 a fire at Cembine a junction town on the Boo and Milwaukee roads destroyed five homes and a hotel. Loss estimated around 35000 dollars and only a narrow escape prevented total destruction of the town.
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Marinette
Wis
Cembine
Milwaukee Roads
Miner James McArthur Arrested for Oregon Triple Murder
Oregon detectives arrested a miner named James McArthur, long a resident near Hits city, for a 24 year old triple murder case. He allegedly killed an officer after a dispute with an Oregon farmer, then shot the farmer, his wife, and their five year old son before fleeing to the Black Hills where he has since lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor & Orling
Oregon
James MeArthuy
Little Bocariah Creek
Hits City
McArthur
Canada
Ani
McArthurnin
Black Hills
Feud Ends in Shooting Near Webster City
In Webster City on November 10, Al Kellogg, long embroiled with Nick Wagner, was shot in the leg by Wagner after Kellogg occupied Wagner’s farm and a feud escalated. The fire that burned all farm buildings followed Kellogg’s disappearance and later return. Wagner was arrested.
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Webster City
Town
al Kellogg
Nick Wagner
Kellogg
Wagner
A Love That Died No 1 Linus Cutts Dies By Self Inflicted Wound
Lavimore North Dakota November 10 Linus Cutts aged eighty three committed suicide by cutting an artery in his right thigh. He bled to death at a table beside farmer C Weaver. An old love triangle is thought to have caused the tragedy.
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Lavimore
N. D
Linus Cutts
Cutts
C. Waener
Strike Threatens UP Shop Force Over Wage Rise
Cheyenne Wyoming November 10 A strike by Union Pacific shop force numbering over 500 machinists and boilermakers is underway after a wage request to raise pay to 85 cents per hour. Superintendent McConnell referred the request to President Burt and the force has quit work awaiting an answer expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
McConnell
Burt
Delinquent Lands Sale Reflects Beadle County Prosperity
Beadle county and Huron held the delinquent sale of lands and city property Tuesday at the county treasurer’s office. The ante was half last year and the average rate paid was less than one per cent on fort lands and from 3 to 4 percent on city property, signaling strong prosperity in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Beadle County
Sale of School Lands At Willmar
Sale of school lands advertised for Willmar Minnesota on November 10 drew people from across the county. Only a few tracts remained unsold as State Auditor Dunn attended in person at County Auditor Johnson's office. About 700 acres were sold with some tracts fetching as much as $20 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Minn
Dunn
Johnson
Wreck Causes Two Deaths North of Springdale
Wreck on the Spokane and Northern railway six miles north of Springdale, Washington, killed brake man Burt Smith and fatally injured fireman John Connelly. Connelly died before a wrecking train from Spokane arrived as a freight train derailed after striking a cow. In Minnesota, at Atwater, brakeman Louis Larson slipped while alighting a freight, his right thumb severed and head injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caurca
Springdale
Wash
Burt Smith
John Connelly
Spokane Ralls,& Northern Railroad
Here
Connelly
Spokane
Atwater
Willmar
Minn
Louis Larson
Great Northern
Dangerous Gas Explosion Injures Doctor in Minn
In Perhom Minnesota on November 10 an acetylene gas tank exploded in Dr Schoonmaker's office above Claytom's drug store during experiments, seriously injuring the doctor and wrecking the building's second story. Also on November 10 in Hastings Minnesota Matthew Galvin, a St Paul youth brought from Burpsville in a demented state, was adjudged insane and sent to the Rochester asylum. A third report notes Miss McSherry of Huron, burned in a gasoline store explosion four months earlier, died at Sacred Heart hospital.
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Perhom
Minn
Pr. Schoonmaker
Claytom
Guivin Adjadgea
Hastings
Haathew Galvin
St. Paul
Burpsville
Rochester Asylum
Uyland
Yankton
D. D
Misa McSherry
Huron
Sacred Ieart Hospital
Grief and Insanity End in Tragic Drowning at Creek
In Yankton British Columbia on November 10 Mes Lida O Brien of this city amid a spell of temporary insanity left her bed and plunged into a creek and drowned herself. The event followed an aggravated attack of insanity in her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
B. C
Lida O'Brien
Murder conviction in Milwaukee soldier home case
Milwaukee, Nov. 10 Ransom C. Wittke was found guilty of first degree murder and faces sentence likely on Saturday. In Boone, Illinois, Nov. 10 machinists at Chicago and North Western Railway shops walked out for higher wages after rejecting a 2.40 to 2.75 daily pay demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gality
Milwaukee
Wis
Boone, Lena
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Ben
Anderson Acquitted In Molson's Bank Theft Case
J W Anderson a bank clerk was acquitted of stealing forty two thousand dollars from Molson's bank here last year. The case ended with a verdict of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aderson
Winnipes
J. W. Anderson
Molson
The Liver Cure Advertises Cascarlets Remedy
An old text fragment touts liver problems and constipation as cause of widespread bodily disruption. It promotes Cascarets candy cathartic with guarantees and pricing, urging readers to beware frauds and fake imitations in a Chicago or New York mail order claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Addrads, Ster' Remedy, Co
Chicago
New York
Tangio Lottara
Conductor Captures Nurse Bundle In Park Incident
A young man with two girls alights at Highland Park after dark. He denies ownership of a bundled nursing bottle, infant clothing, and mill full of milk. A brief struggle ends with the discovery that the bundle belongs to a baby nurse. Pittsburg News reports a thief brought to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Saat
Th Park
Tie
Pittsburg
Struggling Young Author Dreams of Sudden Fame
A voice recalls a night dream of sudden fortune and a publication where all writings are printed. The narrator hails the power of print yet notes a hollowness, finding less meaning after success and reflecting on the old hunger to publish.
Old Man's Occupation Echoes a Queer World
In a fragmentary dialogue the old man contemplates roles for Jim Bill Tom and Dick. He muses on professions like preacher and doctor, while explaining the burden of supporting many family members from dawn to dusk. The scene hints at social expectations and familial duty in a rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Tom
Pleasantry Gone Wrong in Boston Street Scene
A Boston citizen who attempted a playful insult during a Dewey parade was knocked down after provoking two older men near the grandstand. The incident highlights dangers of provocative jokes and rough street behavior during public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Songcrom
Boston
Boton
Derey
Admirals Fame
Buffalo Commercial
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