McClellan Wins Mayor of Greater New York in 63,617 Vote Margin
New York nov 4 complete returns show Geo B McClellan Tam many mayoral candidate with 63 617 votes over Seth Low Fusion Tammany gains a 37 seat aldermanic majority in Greater New York Comptroller Grout led the mayor by about six thousand votes Every Tammany candidate in all five boroughs except Richmond won Big Bill Devery ex chief of police failed to attract votes from Tammany with only 2900 votes
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New York
Geo. B. McClellan
Tammany
Seth Low
Fusion
Board of Aldermen
Grout
Greater
Richmond
Big Bill Devery
Election results by state and city governors and mayors
Summary of results shows Herrick Republican in Ohio Beckham Democrat in Kentucky Garvin Democrat in Rhode Island Bates Republican in Massachusetts Warfield Democrat in Maryland Cummins Republican in Iowa McClellan Democrat in Greater New York Schmitz Union Labor in San Francisco Morris Democrat in Salt Lake Barnes Republican in Nebraska Campbell Republican in Colorado as supreme court judges and governors or mayors.
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Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Kentucky
John C. W. Beckham
Rhode Island
L. F. Garvin
Massachusette
John L. Bates
Maryland
Edrwin Warfield
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
Greater New York
George B. McClellan
San Francisco
Eugene Schmitz
Salt Lake —Morris
Boarders in Hotel de Fise Prisoners in county jail list
The following are the prisoners confined in the county jail awaiting trial serving sentence or awaiting transfer to the state penitentiary. George Gordon Robbery sentenced to four years in pen Frank Clifton Larceny of a watch Hardwick Bench warrant for stealing a team of mules Tom Young Burglary Co W Berry Larceny Samuel Jacobson Burglary David Hunter Burglary John Evans Larceny of a bicycle Harry Wolf Larceny.
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George Gordon
Frank Clifton
Hardwick
Tom Young
W. Berry
Samuel Jacobson
David Hunter
John Evans
Harry Wolf
Rhode Island Surprise: Gervin Re-elected Governor
Providence notices Gov. Gervin a Democratic winner in Rhode Island with about a five thousand plurality. The result surprised Republicans who expected the state to go Republican.
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Providence
R. L
Gervin
Lehmitz Wins San Francisco Mayoral Election
San Francisco on election day reports Labor candidate Lehmitz re elected with 2,525 votes. Crocker a Republican gain 19,282 and Lane a Democrat 12,623 in the mayoral race.
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San Francisco
Lehmitz
Crocker
Lane
Maryland Democrats Sweep in Baltimore Returns
Baltimore November 4 The legislature leans strongly Democratic ensuring the retirement of Republican U S Senator McCamas as the party seizes expected control in Annapolis and paves the path for senator and other party gains.
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Baltimore
U. S
McCamas
High School Team Prepares for Portland Game
The high school football team regroups after injuries from the Cottagebove game and holds light practice as they prepare for next Friday afternoon showdown with Holmes Business College at Portland. Booth and Kay show strong form as if seasoned players.
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Holmes Business College
Portland
Inez
Booth
Kay
Boye
Sporsmen Prepare for Portland Trip and Final Games
The team plans to travel to Portland tomorrow with Asst Mgr Davis and Coach Bryson accompanying. Lineups include Gann, McCully, Booth, Newlands, Hagley, Hendershott, Farrington, Shattock, Cooper, Johnson, and Shiveley among others as Ek. H.S. faces remaining season challenges and aims to win at least a couple of games.
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Bryson
EK. H.S
Eri Center
Gann McCully
Frans
Heaford Booth
Newlands
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Broughtton Farrow
Hagley Hendershott
Tackle & Shattock
Farrington
Haines Crabtree
Cooper Bean Shalf
Johnson Kestley
Austin Gray
Shiveley Labe
E. H. & Dillard
Crow, Moore
Waite
Simth
Semonton
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by President Roosevelt
The proclamation designates Thursday November 20 as a day of general thanksgiving. It expresses gratitude for peace at home and abroad, urges national unity and virtuous effort, and calls citizens to pause work and offer thanks in homes and places of worship.
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United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Thareday
Washington
John Hay
Ohio returns boost Merrick and Hanna praise
Final returns show Merrick winning by 1000 votes in Ohio as telegrams flood in congratulating Senator Hanna. The Press notes the results bolster Hanna as next Republican nominee while Hanna, though praised, remains silent. President Roosevelt sends a congratulatory telegram to Ohio Republicans.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Merrick
Prees
Hanna
New York
Roosevelt
Explosion at Portsmouth naval station rattles city
A half ton of cotton exploded at the Portsmouth naval station in the morning. The blast shook the country and caused a panic as residents believed it an earthquake. No injuries were reported.
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Portsmouth
England
Naval Station
Panama Independence Movement Reported Under Way
Revolt in Panama accelerates after six o clock independence declaration. Colombian gunboat Bogota fires on Panama port, with one shot landing and no casualties reported. U S officials in Washington weigh actions to protect Isthmian transit and suppress armed Colombian troops.
Independence Declared on Isthmus. Guerra Elected President
On November 4 1914 the Isthmus of Panama declared independence and formed a new government with Guerra as president. American marines blockaded a large Colombian force at Colon to prevent march toward the Isthmus.
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Isthmus
Guerra
Colon
Good Words for Oregon Good Words for Oregon
Portland Telegram reports University of Oregon football coaches praising the team as the best in school history. Assistant Coach J M Badmandeon, arriving from Eugene, calls the squad a superior all round unit, with no clear best man and a strong line aiding the backs.
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Portland Telegram
University of Oregon
J. M. Badmandeon
Portland
Eugene
Warren Smith
Oregon
Multnomah
Edmundson
Albany
Willamette
Corvallie
Holy Roller leaders flee Corvallia amid mob fears
Corvallia, November 4. The two Holy Roller leaders, who stirred local disturbances for a week, left town Sunday as rumors spread of a mob plan to tar and feather them and ride them out on a rail. Meanwhile a delusion-stricken family, who had wrecked their home, has replaced the damaged furniture.
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Corvallia, Or
Holy Roller
Corvallia
Baroness Elopes With Penniless Lieutenant in Berlin
In Berlin on November 4 Baroness Kombey wife of a multi millionaire created a sensation by eloping with Lieutenant Men inecke a penniless young officer. The baroness arrived in pure suit and he vows to kill the lieutenant when he confronts the eloping pair.
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Kombey
Meninecke
Barone
Earthquake Shakes St Louis On Nov Fourth
St Louis felt two distinct earthquake shocks this afternoon as residents reported trembling across the city. No damage was immediately reported and officials urged calm while seismographs record the event.
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St. Louis
Cable Cars Collide in Kansas City Tragedy
A morning cable car collision on the Twelfth street incline kills Emma Orville and injures 18 others, with four believed to die. The two trains carried about 300 passengers as one train slipped and crashed on the viaduct while hundreds jumped to safety.
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Twelfth Street
Minnie Schroeder
Leg Breen
May Clemena
Celia Scieth
Minnie Soder
Emma Orville
Henry Watkins
Lew
Explosive Blast Shakes Iona Island Naval Magazine
A major explosion at Iona Island Hudson valley naval station magazine occurs at one o'clock. Ten of about 110 workers are reported escaped as gunpowder stores collapse. Destruction risks span eight miles, with vast government storage noted and the site valued at 820 million dollars.
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Harveratraw
N. Y
Iona Island
Hudson
California Bravado: Four Robbers Board Tug Peerless Fire
Four youths Hermat Briggs William Heaps Ray Lahno and Owen Sawyer robbed a waterfront man of his watch and money in Eureka California. They then boarded the tug Peerless intending to sail but a fire broke out from engine water shortage, forcing a harbor beach and leaving only the bull saved while the four were arrested.
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Eureka
Cal
Hermat Briggs
Wm. Heaps
Ray Lahno
Owen Sawyer
President Roosevelt Silent on Elections Except Ohio Result
Washington November 4 Roosevelt declines to comment on yesterday's elections. He says he is greatly gratified by the Ohio outcome and expresses satisfaction with the result.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio
Earthquake Felt Across Cities in Tennessee
Nashville reports two earthquake shocks felt this afternoon with Memphis also experiencing the tremors. The shocks were recorded in the regional area and attributed to ongoing seismic activity near the state. No injuries or damage are reported in the brief notice.
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Nashville
Memphis
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