Revised official vote totals for the presidential election
The table shows final counts by state with corrections for telegraph errors. Harrison leads Cleveland in 29 states by 89 267 votes, overall 4 669 295 to 1 261 225. Prohibition votes skew southern, northern total 22 265 to 56 978. Labor votes grouped under Labor.
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Cutcan
Harrison
Orther
Cilsevelind
Counpress
Indi
Cleveland
Tennessee
Virginia
Oas-Sivanth
South
New York
Labor
Distillery Targeted by Dynamite Attack in Cuiiac
Early yesterday a number of dynamite cartridges were thrown into Shufeldt's distillery in Cuiiac. Only one exploded, tearing a roof hole and scattering tanglefoot packages on the floor. Whisky trust involvement is suspected. A $25,000 reward is offered for information identifying the assailant or those who hired him.
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Cuiiaco
Shufeldt
Whisky Trust
Cartiiges
Bia
Three Men Succumb to Noxious Gas in Findlay Pool
In Findlay Ohio William Lightfoot a Peerless Refigings Company worker cleaning a stove was overcome by gas and fell into a pool. Ephraim Weirick who assisted him also died and O Connell who attempted rescue was overcome but survived. Lightfoot died and Weirick died with O Connell recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Findlay
Wiliam Lightfoot
Peerless Refiangs Company
Ephriam Werrick
Poi O'Connell
Lightfoot
Weirick
O'Connell
Train Collision in Dudley Branch Injures Dozen
A collision on the Dudley Branch of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad at Coal Mount station left more than twelve people seriously hurt. A passenger car on the main track was struck by an engine and two coal cars descending a heavy grade. The injured include Mrs. Ailen Black John Dougherty John Bolinzer Ed F Groud Lizze Giscer and Mary Giscer all from Dudley viation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustington
Dudley
Ed F Groud
Misses Lizze
Mary Giscer
Dudley Viation
Chicago tragedy at 29 East Illinois Street suicide
Monday morning at 29 East Illinois Street engineer Joan A. Martin of the Union Steamboat company shot his landlady Mrs. B W Merrill, wounding her and killed himself. Unrequited love said to be the motive. Merrill died at 1 o clock.
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Chicago
East
Ilinois Street
Joan A. Martin
Union Steamboat Company
B. W. Merrill
Alired Merrill
No Peace While Strike Lasts Militia Sent to Bevier
Bevier Missouri December 10. Widespread disturbances from the recent strike persist with two armed bands ready to renew clashes. Governor Morehead orders militia to Bevier and dispatches two companies of the Third Regiment to quell the unrest amid arson at Loomis and Snivey heating plant stores.
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Bevier
Pacaz
Loomis & Snivey
Kansas City
More- Leue
Regian
Mass riot at Jefferson County jail ends in fire and bloodshed
A midnight mob confronts the county jail in Birmingham Alabama aiming to seize Hawes charged in the murder of his wife and child. Sheriff and officers fire killing several and wounding many as troops restore order and suspend gatherings. The sheriff is jailed on a charge of warder sworn, and Governor Seay backs the sheriff while coroner’s inquest continues.
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Tipm nGaam
Ala
Ivuesins R. R. Hawes
Theimurd-Ro
Emdichid
Tee
Ami
M. Trockmorton
J. R Aucoy
B. Tarrant
A. VD. Bryant
Colbert Smth
Liei
Charles Jenkins
B. Anden
Frask Childer
C. C. Tate
East Lake
Lawrence Fizhugh
A. J. Schide
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. T. Montgomery
Jin
Mr. Berkeley
Charles Boiler
Boston
Lomsville& New Albany
Wouni
John H. Merritt
Matt Kennedy
J. Owen
J. W. Gilmore
Green Springs
Albert Smith
W. A. Byrd
Tareckmorton
Coldones
Thomson
Ventur
Jur
Dones
Hawes
Bikminguam
Ali
Martin Walker
Jef Brown
Butho Ored
Gov. Seay
Sherif Smith
Jefferson County
Sheraf
O.e coCompany
Francis Hawkins hanged for patricidal murder in 1557
Francis Asbury Hawkins was hanged here Tuesday morning at 82% o'clock for the murder of his mother on October 2, 1557. He confronted her over an arranged marriage to Miss Schreck and shot her three times during a buggy ride, in a crime described as atrocious.
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River Heap
L. L
Francis Asbury Hawkins
Jacksonville Rejoices Over Return of Refugees
No new yellow fever cases or deaths reported yesterday in Jacksonville Florida. About 15 refugees arrived by rail and steamer under health board relief, with an order to leave town at night. Police searched for stragglers but no arrests made as crowds welcomed refugees with a brass band and parade through streets.
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Jacksonville
Fia
De 10
Board of Health
Senate debates tariff bills and land acts in Washington
Washington items recount senate and house actions from December days. Debates on the tariff bill, direct tax proposal, and railroad and Indian land measures prevail. Amendments on steel duties and canal provisions are debated amid adjournments and committee sessions.
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WaAsningTon City
Hoar
Senate
Canada
Harris
Sperman
Union Pacific
United Peoria
Indian Territory
Springer
Grosvenor
Payson
Des Moines
Cox
Carliste
House
Wasnixcton
Secretary of State of
Kansas
Ingalls
Sherman
Taos
Butler
Tikehouse
Belmont
New York
Smalls-Eliott
South Carona
Eliott
Smalls
Ncaragua Canal Company
United States
Holman
Bland
Washington City
Edmunds
Sorate
Supreme Court
Samoa
Frye
Germany
England
Iran
Janie
McPuerson
Lawler
Morse
Massachusets
Dubois
Linbo
McAdoo
New Jersey
Homan
Hancock
Frenc
Yorktown
Feye
West
Finance Committee
Leen Lanen
Two War Vessels Ordered to Hayti
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Whitney announcing orders for the Yantic and Galena to proceed to Hayti in company. The Haytien Republic’s owners were granted permission to sell on the Galena.
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Hayti
Washington City
Whitney
Navy Department
Yantic
Galena
Haytien Republic
Three Men Dead After Chicago Oatmeal Plant Explosion
The December disaster at Oliver’s oatmeal unit in Chicago was caused by dust rather than boilers. Three men died: John Cristenson, Ernest Casper, and Charles Miller. Casper and Miller were recovered during the day. Cristenson’s body remained missing late last night as rescuers worked the wreckage.
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ChicaGo
Oliver
John Christenson
Ernest Casper
Charlies Miller
Cristenson
Miller
Casper
Iowa S congressional vote tallies by district
Official counts from Des Moines show Republican leads in most districts with Gear 74 in the First, Hayes 5 02 in the Second, Henderson 4 585 in the Third, Sweeney 222 in the Fourth, Kerr 210 in the Fifth, Lacer Sit in the Sixth, Conger 5 507 in the Seventh, Flick 995 in the Eighth, Reed 3 604 in the Ninth, Dolliver 5 568 in the Tenth, Struble 6 259 in the Eleventh. Hayes listed as the sole non Republican.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Gear
Hayes
Henderson
Sweeney
Kerr
Lacer
Sit
Conger
Flick
Reed
Dolliver
Struble
Haves
Rivers and Harbors Bill Seeks About Twelve Million Appropriation
The house committee on rivers and harbors has prepared an appropriation measure totaling roughly 12 million dollars. The bill will be reported to the house at the earliest opportunity.
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Washrncoton City
Honse Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Boston Elects Hart Over O Brien In Protestant Catholic Vote
Boston mass election closes a heated campaign centered on public schools and a text book. Hart defeats O Brien as women voters surge, with 32 165 to 30 494 for mayor and a strong showing for the new school board. License vote favors high license by 13 555.
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O'brien
Hart
Bostox
Mass
Hugh O’prien
Faneuil
Citiens
Edward C Carrigan
J. T. Duryea
Committee of Ly
Citizens’ Convention
Barrows
Miss Hastings
Rabbi Schindler
Common Council
Green
Schindler
Caroline M. Hastings
Charles M. Green
Wiliam A. Mowrey
Lalian B. Pingree
John P. C. Winship
Ribbi Solomon
Tan Perence
Orde
Poison Bread Scare In Fayette County And Other News
The Iowa board of health reports a bread poison traceable to early decomposition after sickening about thirty people at Brush Creek Fayette County. A farmer near Wabash Indiana drank ammonia soda caustic potash mix thinking cider, burning throat and stomach. Several items follow including confessions about a Prussia village fire, ore shipments, a Brooklyn Mormon church six months old, and preparations for Washington's centennial church services.
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Iowa State Board of Health
Brusa Creek
Fayette County
John Arnold
Wabash
Ind
Hororica Schane
Schuitz
Colverte
Prussia
Lehane
America
Schulz
Cincinnati
Lake Superior
Brooklyn
N. Y
Potts
Smith
Joseph Smith
New York
Washington
Indianapolis
Martindale
Te Indianapolis Journal
E. W. Halford
Erect Harrison
James Gardner
Roister-Millis
Stroudsburg
Henry Blackman
Stonewall
American Forestry Congress
Aulacta
Beaver
Pennsylvania
City of
Mexico
Francis Browning Owen
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Detroit
Mich
San Francisco
Cal
J.S Hager
Westmeath
Java
Mary Hussanp Requests Blankets Mended Then Buys New
Hussanp asks Wire to mend a horse blanket after two weeks of use. Wire refuses to mend horse blankets but offers to mend shirts and pants. Hussanp counters with buying a 54 horse blanket next time and notes availability of 30 other styles at various prices.
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Hussanp
Northwestern Polk notes and family mumps siege
In Northwestern Polk a family siege of mumps affects Jim Peters and five relatives. Misa Jessie Alexander visits from Germany for vacation with Aunt Mrs. E P Mowery. J W Mowers builds a machine and tool house. E R Mowery constructs a wood shop to avoid cold fingers and snow. John Mowery loses a horse. A Republican friend boasts a blackberry patch gate tale.
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Polk
Ora
Jim Peters
Misa Jessie Alexander
Germany
E. P. Mowery
J. W. Mowers
John
E.R. Mowery
John Mowery
Jim
Local Notes and Travellers In A Mountain Village
Mr Greham departs for Missouri tonight. Mr W Prawitt and his companion were in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Mitchell visited Wayland Monday. Many children suffer throat illness. Meetings begin next Sunday night at Anti och. Mrs Letter, Typhoid fever ten weeks, able to sit up. Miss Jennie Gilbert starts winter term teaching a week late. Coal bank work halted after a burnout last Sunday night. Mr D L Coop, summering in Colorado, returns with a broken arm.
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T. Tre
Jennie Gilbert
D. L. Coop
Colorado
Death of Mrs Tidball at Libertyville
Mrs Rebecca Tidball died suddenly at her daughter Mrs PD W Gerber's home in Libertyville on December 1. She had lived in the county since 1858 and was about 76 or 77. Survived by children including Mrs Gerber Isabel Kelly Charles Tidball and David Tidball. Funeral Monday at the residence conducted by Rev Barber. interment in Fell cemetery.
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Rebecca Tidbill
PD. W. Gare Ber
Libertyville
Gerber
Isabel Kelly
Minden
Charles
David Tidball
Grand Island
Nebraska
Presbyterian Church
Barber
Fell
My Laws and Tools Offer Unbeatable Henry Disston Prices
An ad proclaims Henry Disston tools and tinware at half the price of rivals. It touts Scoop Shovels Dirt Shovels Forks Spades Brass and Porcelain Kettles Galvanized Buckets Coal Hods Files Rasps and a wide Lantern line. It also claims Potts Nickel Plated Flat irons and a large Dish and Rinsing Pan stock, all priced to move west of Burlington and Boston markets.
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Hall & Elton
Brown Bros
Henry Sears & Sons
Newark
N. J
Silver Plating Co
Goodell
Chicago
Henry Disston
Mississippi River
Boston
Pott
Burlington
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Ech Essen Burrl
New Benee
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I Bug
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Nigel Vipiemognell
Wta
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Airminghham
Jackseonville
Solons
House of Representatives
Iivers
Bostons
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William
Joseph Payne
Cedar Creek
W. Va
Cutcaco
Board of Trade
Syge
Oats -No. 2
Lye
Sige
Wage Park -Jaanuary
Union Stock Yards
Elgin Creamery
Choicado
Milwaukee
Milwaukenn
Dee
Toledo
Shige
Detroi
Boss Stable
Wat. Ayres & Sons
Hebron
Br. J. M. Oliver
Corning
Fannie Metlain
Marion County
Wilhem
George James
Mr. Vs. Carter
J. N. Slimmer
Townsend Price
Mr. Slimmer
Samuel Gardner
Samuel Fell
All
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Wamley
Mindet Hurst
Ada Fry
Cora Jackson
Minnie
Ada Peebier
Oasis
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R. M. Warner
Pereche’s
Bankrupt Hardware
Pierce
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