Ohio Politics and New York Campaign Echoes
Ohio politics feature Sam Jones and ex Attorney General Monnett backing Cot Kilbourne for governor with Tom L. Johnson active in Democratic platform talks. Across New York, Tammany backing Shepard for mayor faces GOP fusion. Greater New York votes and legislative forecasts stir election betting and expectations. Kentucky election plans also note assembly races and senator successor to Deboe.
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Sam Jones
Monnett
Cot
Kilbourne
Tug Democraty
Jones
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Bucyrus
Hanna
Tay
Braneh
Forner
Grostener
Tol
Felruns Wader
Grosvenor
Bitter Stomach Relief Promises Stronger Nerves and Appetite
An advert describes bitters that curb stomach upset and prevent nutrient absorption, claiming they calm dyspepsia and nervous tension. It promises stronger nerves, improved digestion, clearer blood, and a hearty appetite with regular use.
Des Moines Campaign Close as Republicans Lead
In Des Moines on November 24, a Republican rally led by Congressman Cousins signaled the campaign’s near conclusion. Major parties predict around 450000 votes statewide with a Republican plurality near two thousand. Prohibitionists split over Cummins, risking turnout and Protestant support in the governor race.
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Des Moines
Wis
Cousins
Republican - State Central Committee
Prohibition
Cummins
New Jersey Election Forecasts Split on Murphy and Seymour
New Jersey voters face next Tuesday’s election with forecasts from rival camps. The Republican estimate predicts a Murphy gubernatorial plurality near 18,000, while the Democratic projection envisions a Seymour lead around 8,000. The figures, to be printed in the Press tomorrow, reflect partisan expectations ahead of the vote.
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New York
New Jersey
Murphy
Seymour
Berghoff Brewing Company Leases Adams and State Corner Property
Berghoff Brewing Company secures a four story and basement building at the southwest corner of Adams and State streets for five years with annual rent of 30,000. The lease, negotiated by EB. F, Keebler & Co., gives the brewer full property frontage of 42 feet and depth of 100 feet, after previously holding the ground floor and easements.
Lord Kitchener Reports More Casualties News Update
London reports Lord Kitchener stating three additional officers killed and two more wounded. The terse dispatch notes the losses in the context of ongoing operations with no further details provided.
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Lord Kitchener
London
Lord Kitchener Fenorts
Bousen
Brokeniaeste
Eashernamm
Transvaal
Enjoined Order Over Street Railway Interference
The United States court orders Loganaport Street Railway Company to stop interfering with the Logansport Street Trailway in Logansport Indiana. The company claims a right to street use and accuses city officials of hindering its affairs. Judge Baker will hear the case on November ?.
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Republcan
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
General Assembly
William J. Deloo
Senate
House
Indianapolis
Inn
He Elfy
Logansport Tiis
Interferiog
Logansport Street Trailway Company
Baker
Fort Wayne school trustees consider bids for new library
Trustees held four meetings to review bids for the new library building. Architect Grindle reported plan alterations but costs cannot be reduced below about 130, and the trustee group contemplates appealing to Mr Carnesié or Mrs Gridle for additional funds to complete construction. The bids are not rejected but are being held for further action.
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We New Libri
Grindle
Ayltha-buidinig
Carnesié
Fort Wayne
Ellizona
Gridle
Journal- Gazette
Women gain leadership in international Y W C A
During the conference in Cleveland November 2 Mrs. Win. S. Stewart of Philadelphia was unanimously reelected president. Mrs. C. Van-Wagoner of Cleveland remains international treasurer with vice presidents Mrs. J. H. Winters of Dayton and Mrs. Harriet Crittenden of Colorado. Recording secretary is Mrs. C. C. G. Shaver of New York, corresponding secretary is Miss Emily B. Stewart of Maryland, and assistant secretary is Miss Bla Burgin of Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
International
Young Women’s Christian Association
Win
Stewart
Philadelphia
Van-Wagoner
J. H. Winters
Dayton
Harriet. Crittenden
Colorado
C. CG. Shaver
New Yo
Emily B. Stewart
Death notices from Jefferson township and surrounding areas
Mrs Sopie Selumut died at her Jefferson township home Friday noon at the age of three dh years. Funeral Monday at 1 o clock from the residence and 1 o clock from the Zsehoche church. George Stanley Halley died Sunday in his parents home near Harlan at 18 years old. Funeral Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Salon Lutheran church. William Shoerrick received word of his mother in Hilda aged 84, aunt of Dr C H Stemen. Funeral at Hilda Monday at 2 o'clock. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Comfettwille at the county home and Prairie Grove chapel at 2:30. Funeral of Mr C W Pyke formerly of big city to be held at his daughter Mrs Chas Hass’s home in Wabash this afternoon at 2:30, with Fort Wayne friends expected.
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Sopie Selumut
Jefferson Township
Zsehoche
George Stanley Halley
Gaerte Wallley
Harlan
Hoe
Salon
Lutheran Shurch
William
Shoerrick
Shinéfal
Comfettwilie
County
Prairie Grove Chapel
C. W. Pyke
Big City
Chas Hass
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Musicians Union 8 Special Session Calls Meeting
Mustelads' Union No 8 will meet in a special session at their hall in the Elektron building Sunday at 2 p m to install officers and transact such other business as may come before it. Full attendance is requested. Will A Young, Secretary.
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Mustelads’ Union No. $8
Elektron
Will A. Young
Cooking classes offered by Mrs Hiller in Chicago church parlors
Elizabeth A Hiller of the Training School of Domestic Sciences Chicago gives cooking lessons in the First Presbyterian church parlors starting Monday November 4 191 The 16 lesson course costs 2 and tickets are sold at Woodworths drug store A O Auentzs Anderson Team Store and Y W Ga
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Elizabeth A. Hiller
Training School of Domestic Sciences
Chicago
Mondur
Woodworth’s
A. O. Autentz
Anderson
Y. W. Ga
Kealing's renomination and Roosevelt stance on appointments
Washington dispatch reports strong Indi ana interest in the president's forthcoming appointments. Joseph B. Reardon Albert W. Wishard are named as district attorney candidates amid talks of opposition to Nealing, but observers expect his renomination to proceed with the administration.
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Washington
Joseph B
Albert W. Wishard
Evik
Nealing
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