Odell Gains Narrow Gov Est, Coler Cites Official Count
Republicans in New York report official returns show Odell leading Coler by about 12 487 votes for governor though Coler refuses to concede pending final tallies. Democratic gains for attorney general and Court of Appeals are in dispute amid rumors of court contests and party officials claiming varied results. The New York delegation in the Fifty-eighth Congress shifts to 27 seats, with Payne remaining as a key figure.
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Attack on Judge Gear Over Duties Sparks Debate
A muddled discussion emerges over whether the assault on Judge Gene was prompted by ignorance or malice amid a wartime setting. The debate touches on mandamus actions to restore Jamies H. Boyd, the role of public officials, and disputed editorial notes about court procedures and clerk alterations.
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Sugar refining firms cut refined sugar price ten cents
New York dispatch reports all local sugar refiners trimmed refined sugar prices by ten cents per 100 pounds. The American Sugar Refining Company and National Sugar Refining Company announced reductions early, with Arbuckle Brothers following later. Offices stated the move reflected Arbuckle’s Mon day cut. Reports from the West note erratic Mississippi Valley price declines and further drastic reductions.
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Ter
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Otto Isenberg Dead Pioneer planter of Hawaii
Otto Iwen berg, a well known pioneer planter of the Hawaiian Islands, died yesterday morning in his room at the Oveltenta Hotel. The death followed a heart failure and drop. Berg was a native of Germany and spent thirty years as a planter in Hawaii. He was brother in law of Colonel Sam Parker. He had been traveling with his wife and four children, arriving in San Francisco October 1, and planned to board the Alameda to Honolulu, but health issues forced postponement. Two children were sent aboard the Alameda and two remained with him.
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Otto Iwenberg
Hawaiian Islands
Oveltenta Hotel
Nberg
Germany
Hawaii
Sam Parker
Europe
Alameda
Honolulu
Sonoma Arrives After Rough Seas With Citrus Cargo
The seamship Sonoma reached port after a rough two day period with northerly winds. She carried 2500 tons of freight including 20 tons of lemons the largest citrus cargo yet by an Australian steamer. Among the passengers is Mrs DJ Nathan a prominent shipping figure to Australia. The voyage featured favorable weather for most of the trip and the vessel waits at the quay for the weekly Bulletin edition.
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A'Elovk
Unlawful footing muddles Wright medical board
The Wright authorities dispute the legitimacy of the medical examiners board. Robert Cooper and colleagues defend two year appointments while the treasurer's three year term prompts changes to legal commissions.
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W. P. Wriett
Alice
H. E. Cooper
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Cooper
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Dre
Taylor
Republicans claim 208 seats in next House majority
New York reports Secretary Overstreet says Republicans will hold about 208 seats in the next House. They claim wins in the Eighth Tennessee Ninth Virginia and Seventh Alabama races. With 200 members a 28 seat edge is indicated, as late returns adjust totals for missing districts.
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Tebe Aaes Ag
Hearst Victory Dominates Nation Wide Returns
New York reports Hearst winning the Eleventh Congressional District by a large majority, far surpassing normal margins and dwarfing opponent totals. Wyoming Mondell leads in the state, while Pennsylvania and California returns show Republicans gaining seats and strong majorities. Senate and House projections suggest Republicans hold clear control in many states with several districts still awaiting official tallies.
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Packer
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Josaph M. Shull
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Wilcox a lawyer licensed to practice in district courts
Robert W. Wilcox has been licensed by Judge Gene to practice law before district courts across the territory for 100 years starting now. Physicians licensed for about 17 months are warned against practicing without licenses. Also aboard the Bono Ma from San Francisco was D P Gaines of Nova Scotia, replacing Harrington as superintendent of the Pacific Commercial Cable Company for ongoing duties on the coast.
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Fay
Trois Hie
San Francisco
J DP. Gaines
Nova Scotia
Art Ax
Pacifc Commercial Cable Company
Harrington
Wells Fargo Agency Item Noted at Masonic Temple
A fragment notes Wells Fargo & Co and EXPRESS services linked to American Messenger Service at a location described as Masonic Temple with mentions of multiple place names including Ala meda Sierra Sonoma Ventura vadan and Nebyaskan implying a regional or route listing and agency presence.
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Sierra
Sonoma
Ventura
Vadan
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Office Masonic Temple
American Messenger Service
Untitled Cable Scene Connects Hawaii to U S Trade
In San Francisco electric crews work at 6 am to lay the final link of a telephone and cable system meant to connect Hawaii with the United States. Foreman Trebel leads a team including D Vicknon Guinne Charles Cuttrina J W Starter and Lewin O Martin as the outer envelope of the Kingston Jamaica shore cable is prepared. A separate dispatch reports a Logixia focus in Jamaica about colonial loans to sugar planters and tax revenue gains from exports prompting hopes to repay a past loan from the Imperial Exchequer.
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Montgomery
Hawaii
United States
Thomas Trebel
D. Vicknon Guinne
New York
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Puritie Cabite Company
Charles Cuttrina Electrician
J. W. Starter
Postal ‘Telegraph
Lewin O. Martin
Kingston
Jamiaca
Oliver
Oliver Ald
Eee
Frat Carter Returns to Kaual Home After Dispute
Frat Carter of Grow Farm Kaual plans to return home in Kaul by Mikuhula tomorrow after a morning dispute. He renewed an argument with a friend from his youth in England where he had been staying.
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Iby
Mnaipshin
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Unclear Prize List With Odd Typographical Errors
The fragment shows a prize list with multiple mislabeled entries including First Second Third Fourth Sixth Seventh Eighth and Tenth Prize and odd punctuation such as quotes and stray periods. It lacks context, dates, or event name.
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CAPT GRIFFITHS DEAD ON KAIULANI AT SEA
Captain T u Griffiths longtime commander for Williams Dimond & Co died aboard the bark Kaiulani 400 miles off Cape Lanre while en route from Seattle to Honolua. He was 70, native of Waluo and left a wife and child. His career included command of the Albert and the Wilder during years on the coast.
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T.u Griffiths
Williams, Dimond & Co
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Cape Lance
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Honolua
GeUett
Wulow
Grifothe
Hue
Wilder
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