McClellan Wins New York Mayoral Race by Wide Margin
George B. McClellan Democrat defeats incumbent Seth Low for mayor of Greater New York by 65,617 votes. Grout and Fornes win re-election on the Democratic ticket, sweeping four boroughs except Richmond. Low concedes. Croker silent.
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Greater New York
Seth Low
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Grout
Richmond Borough
Staten Island
J. Edwards Swanstrom
Fusion
Brooklyn
Martin W. Littleton
McClellan
Low
William
Devery
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Shepard
New York
Tammany
Pall Mall Gazette
St. James Gazette
Richard Croker
Associated Press
Wantage
Election results draw comment in London newspapers
London papers comment on yesterday's election outcome, noting varied interpretations and political implications across their editions. Readers see analyses from commentators and party perspectives shaping the public discourse following the vote.
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London
Death of Charles Rhoads After Illness at 69
Charles Rhoads, 69, died Tuesday evening at his son Oscar S. Rhoads 919 Washington Boulevard after a months long stomach ailment. A widower with two sons Oscar S. of this city and Elmer C. of Terre Haute, he owned a shoe business in Terre Haute and was a Mason. Remains to be taken Thursday to Hillsboro, Illinois for interment.
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Charles Rhoads
Oscar S. Rhoads
Washington Boulevard
Mr. Rhoads
Fort Wayne
Hillsboro
Oscar S
Elmer C
Terre Haute
Rhoads
Ill
Agnes Kissinger Dies in Fort Wayne After Illness
Agnes Kissinger aged about 60 died at 9 30 p m Tuesday at 1513 Walton avenue from dropsy. Widow of Samuel Kissinger she lived in Churubusco for years and moved to Fort Wayne a year ago. Survived by six children John A Elijah Henry Kissinger Mrs Perry Armantrout Jessie Kissinger and Mrs W Gorman of Kansas Ohio. Fort Wayne Relief Corps to conduct memorial services at the home Thursday evening and Friday morning at 8 o'clock. Funeral at Hel River chapel with 11 o'clock services Rev Cooper and Rev Murray officiating. Woman's Relief Corps of Churubusco to participate.
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Agnes Kissinger
Walton Avenue
Churubusco
Eel River Chapel
Thirteenth Annual Plowing Match Postponed One Week
The Allen County Plowing Association postponed the 13th annual plowing contest at the McKinnie farm one and a half miles south of the city. The event moves to Thursday November 19 due to dry weather making the soil unfavorable for good results.
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McKinnie Farm
Allen County Plowing Association
Laborer Buried In Sewage Cave-In On Grice Avenue
Henry Hollan, a laborer, was buried in a cave-in while excavating in the sewer on Grice avenue Monday afternoon and suffered a forward dislocation of the neck. Huntington Democrat records names of visitors from Fort Wayne, including Misses Ekinche Christian Emma and Elizbeth Zuber Elizabeth Wright and Blanche Kattenlong, who spent Sunday in the city with Ed Haley and others.
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Henry Hollan
Grice Avenue
Huntington
Ekinche Christian
Emma
Elizabeth Zuber
Elizabeth Wright
Blanche Kattenlong
Fort Wayne
Ed Haley
Murder details emerge in Greek fraternity death
Dr. Leopold Hirschmann reports new claims about Martin Loew medical student who died after a fraternity initiation in Baltimore. The informant said Loew faced 25 men at the fraternity hall, was undressed, blindfolded, laid on ice, dropped from 25 feet, then beaten until unconscious.
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New York
Leopold Hirschmann
Martin Loew
Baltimore
Loew
Workman Recovers After Neck Injury Emergency Operation
Hollan, brought by police ambulance to St Joseph hospital, suffered a severe neck injury from a fallen object. Dr L E Brown performed a joint reduction on the third cervical vertebra, with Dr A H Macbeth assisting. The patient regained consciousness and movement shortly after, with doctors optimistic about recovery.
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Hollan
St. Joseph Hospital
L. E. Brown
Brown
A. H. Macbeth
Forest meeting seeks to unveil Montgomery arson ring
In Montgomery Daviess county a citizens court heard witnesses over a $50,000 property loss tied to arson and threats. A suspect, Edward Bigham, faced suspicion then released, as residents demand justice and officials review the case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Montgomery
Daviess County
Edward Bigham
Noth
Fort Wayne Visitors Seen In Nearby Cities
Fort Wayne residents Charles Watson and Cyrus Berette visited friends in Huntington over Sunday. Charles Algier and Miss Nussbaum spent Sunday with Miss Lena Ailman in Huntington. Miss Lillian Kirkham visited Miss Rena Gruesbeck in Columbia City over Sunday.
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Huntington Herald
Charles Watson
Cyrus Berette
Fort Wayne
Huntington Democrat
Charles Algier
Nussbaum
Lena Ailman
Columbia City Post
Lillian Kirkham
Rena Gruesbeck
Vesey Flowers to Be Shown in Indianapolis Exhibit
Vesey entries in the Indianapolis flower show were shipped last night. Mrs. Vesey accompanied the exhibits, including large vases from the Vesey green houses. The assortment features 100 Colonel Appleton chrysanthemums 100 Timothy Haton 50 Vivian Morrell 20 pink class Ville Marie Liger 20 white class Chadwick. In the coronation department Mrs. Vesey has en
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Tered
Wolcott
Thomas Lawson
Bradt
Gaiety
Roosevelt
Maceo
Harry Fenn
Vesey
Indianapolis
Yeomen Celebrate Fourth Anniversary With Banquet
Nearly four hundred members of the Order of Yeomen gathered in Elek tron hall for a banquet and social session celebrating the order's fourth anniversary. District Manager F Howen Stein opened with a welcome, the program featured Mrs Gross and Miss Maude Brinsley with children, and the Yeomen orchestra performed.
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Order of Yeomen
Elektron Hall
F. Howen- Stein
Order
Gross
Maude Brinsley
Zenda Club Formed At City Meeting
The Zenda club was formed at a meeting of young men last evening at the home of George Eyleren g. Charles Christie is president Will Orth treasurer and Ed Jacobs secretary. Miss Constance Wilder of Cincinnati was guest of honor at a progressive euchre party yesterday afternoon by Miss Alice Ward. First and second prizes of flowers went to Mrs Noble Olds and Mrs B P Weaver. Post office clerk departments are being caged with wood and glass to mute noise from the electric cancelling machines and reduce drafts.
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George Eylenberg
Charles Christie
Will Orth
Ed Jacobs
Constance Wilder
Cincinnati
Alice Ward
Noble Olds
B. P. Weaver
Three Women Visit London and Newark Ahead
Mrs. Henry Horstman, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Buckhurst traveled to London Ontario for a visit. Mrs. Horstman plans to stay a month with her daughter in Newark.
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Henry Horstman
Hicks
Buckhurst
London
Fort Wayne Polo Team Tops Lafayette In Smooth Rally
Fort Wayne polo fans saw a decisive victory over Lafayette at Princess rink as Leydon Canavan and Jason scored early goals. Shuttleworth limited Lafayette’s chances with strong defense while Sutton held the fort for Fort Wayne.
Fort Wayne 9 Lafayette 4 hockey game report
Fort Wayne defeated Lafayette 9 to 4 with Gavitt scoring late in the third period after a fast start by Fort Wayne. Jason and Leydon led Lafayette in offense while Shuttleworth delivered strong goaltending for Fort Wayne. Attendance was 475 as both teams showed solid teamwork despite limited practice.
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Gavitt
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Canavan
Jason
McGrath
Sutton
Leydon
Shuttleworth
Wiley
St. Wayne
Jason O
Rush
Cunningham Leydon
Gavitt Canavan
Wiley McGrath
McCarthy Sutton
Wayne
Gham
Ft. Wayne
Cun'gham
Youls—Madden
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McLellan
City
George B. McClellan
George B. M’clellan
Croker
Kissinger
John C. W. Beckham
Kentucky
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Sylvan Court
Conrad al Fresco
Tom L. Johnson
John L. Bates
Massachusetts
Lucy McClure
Will Hettmansperger
Bluffton
S. Goldstine
BF. Levinson
Logansport Phares
Forrest Thompson
Wabash
H. E. Wilson
Christian Endeavor
Roanoke
Arthur Pue Gorman
Princess Rink
Slavitt
Eregegr
al. Mock
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