Local notes recount births, arrests and small town events
Levi Crabill visits his brother in Monroeville as several births are announced including a son for Mr. and Mrs. William C McNutt and daughters for the Hart and Sarazin families. Court activity, a factory supervisor resignation, a parish social planned, medical updates, and local accidents and engagements fill the day’s local column.
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Levi Crabill
Monroeville
William C. McNutt
Broadway
Owen Hart
West Butler Street
Nebraska Stands by Bryan With a Decisive Majority
Elections held Tuesday across twelve states split consolation among Democrats and Republicans. Ohio’s late returns show Nash, Republican for governor, ahead of McLean by 40,000 to 60,000. Mayor Samuel M. Jones of Toledo, a non partisan gubernatorial candidate, exceeds 100,000 votes with strong urban City support in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo. Rural Ohio trends indicate Republican gains statewide.
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Ohio
Nash
McLean
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Kentucky returns show Taylor winning governor race
Incomplete results from Kentucky indicate Republican Taylor's election as governor by a likely 15,000 plurality. Brown Holting Democrats appear to have voted for Taylor to defeat Goebel regular Democrats, reflecting factional splits within the Democratic party.
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Kentucky
Taylor
Brown
Holting
Goebel
Crat Governor Inches Past Lowndes by Narrow Margin
Democrats claim a legislative majority and a Republican win to succeed Wellington in the U S Senate. The reported governor vote shows Crat leading Lowndes by about 10 000 to 12 000, reflecting a Republican victory in the statewide race.
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Crat
Lowndes
Wellington
United States
Senate
Tammany Victory Shaped New York City Politics
The feature notes a Tammany victory in Greater New York with Assemblyman Mazet, head of the legislative probe into Tammany methods, defeated for re-election. Republicans allege wholesale fraud in his district, and gains favor a Republican legislature with a similar majority as before, echoed across many state regions.
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New York
Greater
Mazet
Legislative
Pennsylvania and other states vote as election returns roll in
Nebraska earlier returns show Colonel Barnett leading the Republican ticket for treasurer with a likely majority well over 100 000. Iowa yields a Republican win by about 60 000, Virginia and Mississippi stay Democratic. New Jersey stays Republican, Maryland returns to Democrats with Smith elected. Samuel Richards dies at Hope hospital at 79 after dropsy. he was a New Jersey native long resident of New Haven. His funeral will send remains to interment in the soldiers' plot. Friday wedding in North Wells street between Jennie Bates and Rev Edward Philip Schneler. couple will reside in Kansas City. Dr H L Porter sells a Lewellyn setter to George De Wald.
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Julian Sarazin
Buchanan Street
William Hazen
East Washington Street
Fred Fehling
John Street
George C. Jacob
Bashc Packing Company
H. Hillegas
Starke County
Tir
Frank Moses
James Weaver
St. Joseph Hospital
Pleasant Township
Albert Holzhauer
Journal-Gaszette
Johnny Hullinger
Howard County
House of Refuge
Maurice McDowell
Herman Helmke
Heinrich Drug
Alhorn
Douglas Avenue
Dr. Miller
Ernest A. Lotz
Myrtle Brown
Queen
Justice France
Peru Journal
Marion Redman
Fort Wayne
Lou Berry
Henry Whiteman
Conesus
N. Y
Whiteman
Tillie Middledton
Sarah A. Kelsey
Joseph Kelsey
Baker Street
Bass
Fisher
Holman Street
McCausland
A. W. Whitehead
Paris
Whitehead
Bey
G. I. Reeds
Indiana
Samuel Richards
Hope Hospital
Richards
New Haven
New Jersey
van Horn
Bloom
Henry Gunder
North Wells Street
Jennie Bates
A. H. Bates
Edward Philip Schneler
Memorial English Lutheran Church
Kansas City
Bates
Nebraska Fusion Slated for Wide Victory Led by Bryan
Nebraska again pledges fusion allegiance and renews support for William Jennings Bryan. Holcomb, a fusionist, defeats Reese, a Republican, for supreme judge by about 15 000 votes a figure Bryan predicts will reach 25 000. Douglas county containing Omaha also reports a sweeping fusion win.
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Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Holcomb
Supreme Judge
Reese
Mr. Bryan
Douglas County
Omaha
Massachusetts Elects Crane Governor Over Trent by 65,000
Massachusetts renewed its allegiance to republicanism by electing Crane, a Republican, governor over Trent, a Democrat, by a margin of 65,000 votes.
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Massachusetts
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N. D. Doughman
Columbia City
Bryan
Ken
Tucky
Pennsylvania
Colonel Barnett
Iowa
Virginia
Mississippi
Maryland
Smith
H. L. Porter
George de Wald
Boston
Calhoun Street
WM. Hahn & CO
Harrison
Columbia Street
Sen
Will
Bler
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