Busse Wins Chicago Mayoralty in 13 000 Margin
Chicago election returns show Frederick A. Busse the Republican nominee elected mayor by a 13 121 vote lead over Mayor Edward Dunne. Busse totaled 164 839 votes to Dunne's 151 758 with Prohibition 5 875 and Socialist 13 459. The city council will be 35 Republicans 34 Democrats and one independent Democrat.
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Edward ¥_ Dunne
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William Randolph Hearst
New York
Duane
Busse
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Cornell elected mayor in Kansas City Kansas race
Kansas City Kansas voters elect D. H. Cornell rep. mayor over W. W. Rose dem. by about 1000 in a 15000 vote election with many women voting. Rose previously held office for failing to enforce anti liquor and gambling laws. In Chicago Evanston jurist Catherine McCulloch named justice of the peace as first woman to hold state judiciary.
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D. H. Cornell
Kan
W. W. Rose
Cornell
Chicago
Iilings
Evanston
Catherine McCulloch
May Caused Hie Brother's Death in Ohio Fire
In Vernon Ohio on a Tuesday April 3, Mr Bert Lemon and wife returned home to find their son Harry burned to death. The elder brother had set him on fire and was dousing the corpse when authorities arrived.
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Bert Lemon
Harry
Explosion Fatal Blasts Adams Powder Plant
A dynamite blast at the Adam Powder Co. plant near Adena Tod. wrecked a small warehouse and killed a man who was blown to atoms. The explosion involved two thousand pounds of explosive material. Police and fire units investigated the scene.
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Adena, Tod
Arpiamite
Court orders New York hearing for Chadwick jewels case
The federal circuits court of appeals in Cincinnati rules New York City courts must hear the seizure legality of Mrs Cassie Chadwick jewels smuggled from France. Cleveland had no jurisdiction over the matter as the jewels were seized in New York. The ruling moves ongoing proceedings to New York.
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Brewery Employes Struck In Columbus Fight With Labor
About 60 Franklin Brewery Co. workers in Columbus struck Tuesday, defying the American Federation of Labor amid a brewing labor dispute. In Springfield a crowd attempted to lynch James Cain after a shooting over a woman, Cain being subdued by Jake Garrett and jailed.
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American Federation of Labor
Franklin Brewery Co
International Organization of Brewery Workers
Federation of Labor
Springfield
James Cain
Cain
Fountain Avenue
Jake Garrett
Newbury Hospital posts flood in Cleveland report
Cleveland reports a flood of job applications for posts at Newbury hospital after Dr. Howani’s departure. Superintendent Clark states 25 new applications lie on his desk, bringing total staff to 50 male and 46 female attendants with slight additions planned. The People Will Decide.
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Roosevelt Flays Harriman Over Fund Claim
President Roosevelt denounces a letter attributed to E H Harriman claiming he helped raise 250000 for the 1904 Republican campaign. He says he never asked Harriman to raise money and cites Harriman urging appointments and railroad regulation views. J J Hill resigns as Great Northern president. Louis W Hill becomes president. Frank H McGuigan named first vice president.
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Cleveland Man Shoots Self On Train Near Washington
Stephen Shei liga of Cleveland committed suicide on a railroad train near Washington Tuesday. He left home Sunday with $200 but 90 cents remained in his pockets. Police say the death by own action was due to brooding over the loss.
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Stephen Sheiliga
Cleveland
Sheiliga
Market snapshot across cities with varied farm and grain data
Reports from New York Cleveland Minnesota Texas Chicago and other hubs show mixed movement in money on call rates grain prices cattle hogs and lamb values. Prices for wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese and potatoes appear in narrow ranges with notable regional differences.
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Robbed of 150 Dollars in Coshocton Case
John Shaw, a Coshocton farmer, says a charming woman lured him Monday night with James Castetter’s introduction. During a walk at a deserted corner three men attacked him and the woman fled with $150. Shaw later identified Castetter John Olson Loren Beal and Alice Henry as his betrayers. Columbus Ohio April 3. Painters and Decorators union reports 200 of 300 members back to work after contracts signed. Two large firms refuse to sign and may declare open shop, promising a bitter contest.
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John Shaw
James Castetter
Shaw
Tuesday Castetter
John Olson
Loren Beal
Alice Henry
Columbus
Painters and Decorators' Union
Summer Wanderings in Old Town Pastoral Dreams
A rustic poem paints a golden summer scene with hazy skies, sunlit pavements, and lazy days. It invites readers to leave work behind and wander to sunlit hills and talking pines, where air is pure and money vibes drift with the breeze.
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Steen Dolkirs
Reporter subscription notice and buckwheat ad
The notice invites readers to phone the office to arrange regular delivery of the Reporter and promotes Mrs. Austins Buckwheat as having a world wide reputation for genuine buckwheat flavor. It instructs subscribers to send complaints and riders to the main office and provides contact phones Rawson 19 Bell Math 26.
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Bell Math
Republican Printing Co
Golden Medical Discovery touted for torpid liver cure
The text argues a tired liver signals overall weakness and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy. It claims it restores stomach function, supports blood formation, cleanses poisons, and relieves liver burden. Endorsements from Dr. Grover Coe and others tout Golden Seal root and other ingredients as liver and digestion aids.
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Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Grover Coe
New York
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Prd
John King
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Scudder
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Saya
Dr. Pierce
Ellingwood
Iscovery Ag
Young Woman in Blanchester Takes Own Life
Marie Losh an 18 year old well known in Blanchester Ohio area died by suicide on Tuesday after buying 12 grains of Strychnine at a local drug store She said she bought it to kill rats and officials speculate a love affair may have caused the act.
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Mise
Marie Losh
Four Cars Burned In Freight Wreck At Lake Ere
April 3 report from Alliance indicates a broker brake beam failed causing a freight wreck on the Lake Ere line. A car carrying naphtha ignited a fire and four cars were derailed. No injuries reported.
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Alliance & Wheel
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