Democracy on Top as Bay State Result Casts Shadow
In Des Moines and across Iowa, theater of a tight race ends with Horace Boies leading over Wheeler for governor by around 8,000 in early tallies, with full state ticket leaning Democratic. Legislative splits show Republican upper house and mixed outcomes in the House, while New York and Brooklyn returns hint at GOP gains in some districts.
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People's Party
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Assembly
Flower victory seen as mixed blessing for parties
The Herald argues the election of Mr Flower will serve as a kind of homocrane to the Democratic party in the next year's presidential campaign and a blessing in disguise for the Republicans, due to a large number of Democrats who hold certain beliefs.
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New York
the Herald
Flower
Political Shakeups Hint at Tammany Challenge Across States
The World reports a looming party split as factions in multiple states threaten to back rivals to defeat Tammany. Both legislative chambers are described as split with a governor’s casting vote favoring Democrats, while contests in districts such as Lispenard Stewart versus General Martin T. McMahon and Charles J. McClelland against Bradford Rhodes are noted as pivotal.
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New York
Albany
Washington
Anu
Tauainy
Senate
Lispenard Stewart
Martin ‘T. McMahon
West Chester Rockland
Charles /. McClelland
Bradford
Rhodes
Boston Returns Put Russell Ahead in State Election
Early returns from Massachusetts show Russell leading Allen by about 5 000 votes with 36 412 to 87 in Boston and gains in cities like Chelsea Somerville Lawrence and Fall River. Republicans statewide hold a strong plurality with 17 senators and a solid House majority, while McKinley leads in Ohio and Campbell loses in Cuyahoga County.
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Mass
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Brackett
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Somerville
Tolykoke
Lawrence
Newherford
Fall River
Salem
Chicopee
Elo
Robert Toward
House of Representatives
Darrett
Bostox
Journal
Republican
Election Tabulation From 100 Precincts Reported
Incomplete OCR note indicates results from 100 precincts out of a total 4 may have been tabulated. The fragment references ticket choices and counts but lacks complete figures or names. Further readable details are not present in the supplied text.
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Abdout
Asiatic Black Tongue Panic Near Kirkland
Fraxkrers reports a deadly illness spreading from Kirkland a ten mile south town. Several children in Folin Wytean's family died within days and the father Wayne also perished. Local doctors fear Asiatic black tongue and admit they cannot halt its rapid, fatal progress.
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Trorna- Gion
Kirkland
Folin Wytean
Kirklin
Wayne
Siys
Wheat theft arrest reports historic regional crime brief
Portnaxp, Nov 1. Mack Wright of near Dunkirk was arrested here charged with stealing twenty five bushels of wheat. Preliminary hearing held at Tetore Square Evilsizer. bound over to the court with his name tied to the case. This is the third wheat theft arrest in recent weeks. two earlier offenders were sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Portnaxp
Mack Wright
Dunkirk
Gil Browht
Tetore Square
Atcha Vhis
Eailly
Treratasa and Davis Remains Remain in Hollywood Cemetery
Erroneous text reports that the remains of Treratasa and Mrs Davis will be reared or placed in Hollywood cemetery with Mrs Davis expressing calm wishes for Richie her future theme. A monument to Ma Davis is planned for a site to be chosen later in the city.
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Jeffersoi Davis
Wollywood Cemetery
Davis
Indiana Boundary Claim Sparks Chicago Reaction
A report notes Indiana seeks a twelve mile strip of land to extend its eastern boundary, potentially cutting into Chicago and involving valuation of stock yards and Workds site. If upheld the claim could shift state lines and alter control of major Chicago land.
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Chicago
Indiana
Minos
Basliana
Yor Obie
Qiie
Windy City
Boundary dispute over Indiana Ohio line studied by federal survey
Senator Shockney of Union City and a federal survey party led by Professor Mendenthall examined Ohio’s claim to a strip 200 miles long and six miles wide that would include Fort Wayne Richmond and Union City. The survey, ordered to resolve the boundary, could report within three weeks.
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Cork Election Shifts Seats Amid Parnellite Tensions
Cork voters yield Martin Flavin McCarthyite seat over Redmond Parnellite amid post election turmoil. Tory clerical influence fears rise as Cork braces for further contest and potential unseating moves in a volatile parliament scene.
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Meeting of the Association set for November 15
A nest meeting of the association will be held in Chieu on or about November 15. The notice outlines a schedule and attendees for upcoming discussions.
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Tive
Mine Disaster Claims Six Killed in Susquehanna Coal Setting
A gas lamp explosion in Jamay's mines near Nanticoke kills six miners and injures eight others. Names include William J. Wilkins and Tenny R. Jones. the accident halts work as rescuers recover bodies and families wait at shaft mouth.
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Susquehanna Coal Com- Jamay
Willian J. Willkins
Tenny RK. Jones
Nanticoke
William Jonathan
John Arnott
Caleb Gething
Thomas Lloyd
Howell Johenski
John Maloney
David R. James
W. J. Williams, Jr
Susquehannah Coal Company
Dianp
Indiana Republicans Face Net Loss in Redistricting Study
James T. Rice an ex-auditor estimates from recent calculations that Indiana Republicans would lose about 850 votes overall under proposed redistricting. The analysis notes shifts including breaking up Fudge Tolman’s district and splitting Adams county, with Democratic gains and GOP drawbacks across multiple counties.
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Series of accidents disrupt Pittsburg rail yard
Monday reports detail multiple injuries in and around Pittsburg. Postal clerk Fred G Stahl was injured when his mail car rider fell under wheels near Beaver Falls during a Crestline run. Carpenter Charles Grannemann suffered a severe leg and head injuries after a near miss with a fast express in the Wabash yards. Several others including Fr Compton and G E Rhine are listed with serious injuries from on site incidents and machinery mishaps.
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Mc Rhine
War cloud passes as courtesies rise in Latin relations
Ambassadors report improved cordiality between American and Chilean authorities amid alleged plot concerns. In Washington and Santiago, officials hint at possible prosecutions if complicity in the plot against legation referees is proven, reflecting a calmer phase in diplomacy and mutual courtesy.
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Jury Draw in Circuit Court Names Grand and Petit Panels
Harry Metzgar and jury commissioners opened the circuit court drawing at 1 o clock. Names drawn formed the grand jury of six and the petit jury of twelve with listed members from Springfield Adams Jefferson Lake Monroe and Pleasant townships. The docket also notes probate of Anna M. Denzell will and John Porter estate, plus fines for Sabbath desecration and licenses to wed.
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Martin Habecker
Adams
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Claude Bercot
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Monroe
William W. Butt
Henry Hoeval
John Hartman
B. H. Webster
Pleasant
Danford Parker
Perry
Anna M. Denzell
L. J. Bohilys
John Porter
Joseph Monmier
August Selier
Justice Wilkinson
Emil Kuchen
Adam Reidel
Local notes from Monroeville and townships
Nov 11 report from Monroeville notes William Brown adds creamery improvements south of town as oil excitement cools. Rev B Hartman plans a large two story brick school near the Catholic church with construction next spring. John Malin wed Minnie McGonagle Oct 31. Minnie served at Monroeville public school, replaced by Nora Brandberry. Monroe township hosts a Teachers Institute with J F Winans Miss Elfs Webster J J Peters Miss Stella Baker W H Winans W J Cowan Miss Addie Griffith Miss May Barkley Mr Tousley. An institute is set for Hoagland in Madison township on Sat Nov 21, per Trustee Franke.
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MecGonigle
Monroeville
Nora Brandberry
Monroe Township
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Stella Baker
W. H. Winans
W. J. Cowan
Addie Griffith
May Barkley
Tousley
Hoagland
Madison Township
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Wheat and grain prices fall amid mixed New York trade
Wheat opened weak and slipped through the first hour before a late recovery. No. 2 red winter quoted cash and forward at around 1.07 to 1.09 dollars, while corn and oats also retreated, rye fluctuated with export demand. Aston stock yard shows cattle and hogs firm to higher, sheep steady. futures close with mixed grain and pork, lard and rib prices varied in Cincinnati trade.
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Bargains at Jas M Kane Store Offer Broad Low Prices
The Weekly Sentinel urges readers to visit Jas M Kane at 21 Colhoun St for cheap goods. Offers include albums, pocket knives, razors, pocket books, air guns, handkerchiefs, jewelry, gloves, hosiery, underwear, knit jackets, and a wide range of low priced items.
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Public Sale of Horses Near Fort Wayne and Divorce Notice
Public auction announces twenty head of horses and colts to be sold Tuesday November 7 at Lovelock op om two and a half miles from Fort Wayne on the St Toe gravel road half mile northeast of the first toll gate with five percent cash or ten months secured note terms. Also includes an Indiana divorce petition in Allen County where Frank Smith, a non resident, must answer by January 6, 1802, or the case will proceed.
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