Murder at Colorado polls shocks Cripple Creek election day
In Cripple Creek Colorado two election judges were killed by a deputy sheriff who had been ordered from the polling booth at Midway The deputy sheriff also attacked a woman and was fatally wounded by a Democratic watcher The incident marks a violent turn in local Colorado politics with the deputy sheriff killed and the judges slain as voting concluded
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Roosevelt Leads In New York And Maine Returns
Reporting from New York and Maine precincts Roosevelt leads Parker by wide margins with 73 807 to 60 24 in 224 non city districts and Maine towns tally 5424 to 3119 for Roosevelt over Parker McKinley and Bryan figures noted in historical context. Also mentions Port Arthur terms discussions and a San Francisco sugar quotation.
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Secretary Jack Sugg ests Ballot Escape Options
Secretary Atkinson spoke in the afternoon about two ways to handle ballot tangles caused by improper tearing of certain stat headers. One option would discard all such votes, another would tear off tubs before opening to recheck ballots, potentially counting every vote as cast. Reported vote counts include 210 in the Fourth Fifth, 186 in the Fourth, 68 in the Fifth, and 82 in the Fifth.
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Republicans Vow In The Fourth District
A lively Hawaii news item describes voting day in the Fourth District with Republicans strong at polling sites. It notes early turnout, precinct details, and expectations of a Republican landslide, mentioning Curtis Inuken and D. Kalaokalani among others, with references to local party activity and incidents.
Democrats Protest Election in Territory of Hawaii
Carter Janken, a candidate for Patent to the House, protests the November election in Hawaii Territory. The protest was served on Governor George Carter and officials by Richard My Trent. The document names local inspectors and requests action to challenge the results.
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Fifth District election polling trouble and protests
Voters faced a quiet forenoon with no fights and minimal intoxication reports. Ballot numbers were left on some ballots at the Eleventh and Tenth Precincts, drawing Democratic and Home Rule protests. Officials corrected the issue as the day began. Republicans accused Democrats of exaggerating intimidation by the red shirt brigade to influence results. Commentary notes shifting support among Home Rule, Democrats, and Republicans, with Seventh Precinct showing a GOP majority and ongoing dispute over ballot integrity. (Continued on Page 5.)
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Bulletin to Broadcast Election Returns Tonight
The Bulletin plans a live display of Territory and mainland election results by wireless and stereopticon from 6 30 or earlier with moving pictures including Jeffries and Sharkey fights, Piccadilly Circus, Honolulu harbor scenes, and other items. Territorial results will be released per official reports to headquarters and wireless updates from other islands.
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Fraud and intimidation alleged in Hawaii election scene
A reader reports concerns of fraud and voter intimidation at the Kakaako booth as 200 ballots were cast. Inspectors planned to continue, citing violations connected with ads. The bulletin notes results of National and Territorial elections to be shown tonight at the Bulletin Office.
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Roosevelt Re-Elected In Boston Precinct Totals
Boston voters deliver Roosevelt 7,327 and Parker 8,697 across forty precincts. In 1900 the same precincts reported Bryan 7,957 and McKinley 7,283, reflecting shifting political support.
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California’s Quiet Contest
California’s election proceeded with little disruption as results rolled in across numerous counties. Officials reported steady turnout and no major incidents as voters cast ballots in races spanning statewide offices and local measures.
Roosevelt Wins Chicago Ward in Early Returns
ELT dispatch shows Roosevelt leading Chicago First Ward with 11,513 votes to Parker 5,044 across seventy eight precincts. Overall city returns indicate Roosevelt will carry the ward by about 2,500, with Chicago reporting on November 8.
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Alameda at Noor Warfront Quiet Harbor Plans
The Alameda will await the Congress at twelve o clock tomorrow while no work is reported on the war front today. The only vessel due to sail is the schooner Chas S Woodbury departing at six p m for Hilo direct. A Japanese parting phrase is noted as a final farewell in the text.
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