Electoral vote forecasts split between Bryan and Taft
The article reports Mack Gavves and Hitchcock predicting Bryan will win a landslide with about 1640 votes, plus 825 for Taft. It notes state chairmen in New York and other states backing their forecasts, with calls to return to city headquarters for returns.
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New York
Novo
Toos
Natonal
Thitchcoek
Tegyulticaas Commiittee
Nathan
Mack
Pein Deaane
Pitchcock
West Newton
Mass
Mlack
Buffalo
Hitchcock
Evan
Himmself
Taft
Claiimen
Bryan
Bryan C
Colorado
Connecticut
Kansas
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oregon
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Indiana
Idaho
Montana
Ohio
Kern
Conners
Political forecast contrasts as election day nears
Western States dispatch reports rival party leaders predicting victory after Tuesday polls. Taft and Bryan leads claimed in Chicago and Des Moines notes, with Democrats hopeful about state tickets and temperance issues shaping governor races. Iowa expects Taft's plurality, while Bryan faces cautious claims.
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Repubens
Cromiers
Thulanspolis
Todlana
Bryan
Watson
Des Moines
Taft
Iowa
Eleverr
Gorverner
Sneha
Claius de de
Mat
Mepburn
Dawson
Windaees J de Saul
Wisconsin and Ohio near election day forecast in 1912
Milwaukee reports Republicans lead in Wisconsin with projected margins of about 5,000 for Taft and 69,000 for Bryan style. Democrats claim Ohio will tilt to Bryan with a large plurality. State-by-state notes from Chicago summarize party forecasts across Minnesota to Kansas amid contested tickets.
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IMCOT
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Reprotienqna Fencott
Congress
Specter Merman TL
Ekernate Palette
Trampeatoagu Couunty
Pwesme
Ite
Pee Ey Nervice
State Assembly
Ekernated
Ponty
Cpwesse
Detroit
Diekema
State Central Committee
Caneress
Rollita
Taft
Sherman
Prencertts
Lawton Ty Homans
Mason
Michigan
Ratt
Columbus
Thenry A. Willbuas
Chatcome
Republican State Committee
Pam
Tavige Taft
Ohio
Cranvernor
W.T. Finley
Bryan
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Republiccans
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Kansas
New York and the East Political Outlook Nov. 2
New York State campaign nears end as Governor Hughes plans ten speeches in Greater New York. Parties claim confidence while observers doubt a forecast. Across New England and mid-Atlantic states, Taft leads or is favored in several, with split or uncertain results in others. Bryan projected to win Missouri per observers.
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New York
New York State
Convernor Hughes
Maine
New Wiampshire
Taft
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Estimtes
Massachusetts
Vemient
New Jersey
Delaware
Delorrats
Tennessee
Bryan
Missouri
Democratic chances for evorving the state dlecices ocen
Democratic chances for evorving the state dlecices ocen even the best. Both Teirites are cividing Monadash, the ite publeans to the Vigeant premisito, and the same recire of Kentucky, duit witht the Demionoats unakdge the biggest elatins. The Paci states are tarred out as follows: California ehvired ba hath an neational thet. dict the tegislature is concedes to tee eational: Wohi ton, Hoth sis esas pte dn OYes seen the electoral vete fe concestou to Patt As Foro the sebdo searchy deluding Virginia actosdse Ok bebounn they eat are comcrete foo the Denn coriis.
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Kentucky
California
Virginia
Campaign notes from Chicago to New York in Taft Bryan race
An extensive dispatch recounts William T. Bevan and rival campaigners moving through Kansas Nebraska Indiana Ohio and New York. It details Bevan speeches praising enthused crowds in Crewe Tadford and Crewe while Taft and Sherman end tours in New York with a massive 4 00000-strong parade and labor tension oratory. The piece notes Rockefeller rumors and Taft appeals to voters as the campaign nears the election.
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Chienan
Wiliam T. Bevan
Bavan
Tadfaui
Crewe
Rockefeller
Walt
Taft
Bryan
Vern
Daisy Oat
Indiana
Kern
Ohio
Chicago
Judge Patt
Buffalo
Dunkirk
N.Y
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Tidge ‘Pell
New York
Rochester
New York State
United States
Sherman
Nutte
Brooklyn
New York City
Root
Hearst closes his case in New York campaign records
Hearst ends the Independence party case by reading letters alleging Standard Oil efforts to sway public opinion. He cites correspondence from Jehu Archbold about subsidies to The Manufacturers' Record and Southern Farm Magazine, and payments to George Gunton and the Pittsburg Times. A Sidley letter urged an AP labor influence. Morrison letters questioned Archbold’s help for a judgeship, with Morrison denying prior knowledge until Hearst’s letters appeared.
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New York
W. T. Meare
Independence Party
Cionegie Bal
Publie
Opinfon
Jehu
Archbold
Rermittanees
Siaca
Record
Southern
Mirczine
So Ae
George Gunton
Citn
Pittsburg Times
Sidley
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Hearst
Judge Morrison
John J. Archbold
Morrison
Morrison Dais
Arthbold
Taken Off Thee Lost New Yok New Speech Rally
In Buffalo last week Judge Vurt caves stoof a doses and wore later leaders repudiating the CGompers Pry movement. President CGompers cade a speech fast tight urging votes for Pevan and oprodbook tele wratas flowy Tobin Mitehelh dies ott Mais Moeris.
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New
Buffalo
Vurt Caves
Cgompers Pry
Cgompers Cade
Dalber
Pevan
Dinures
Haber
Governor Guill Recovered From Attack of Custritis
Boston reports Governor Guill and Lieutenant Governor Curtis Gulla have recovered from the affliction described as custritis last week. Officials provided no further details on the illness or the treatment.
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Boston
Curtis Gulla
Devious
Cully
Pineules for the Kidneys touted as tonic aid
The notice claims Pineules for the Kidneys relieve kidney and bladder trouble backache rheumatism in the first dose. It promises blood purification with a 30 days trial for $1 and cites hundreds of testimonials. Sold by H J Moogh and C P Guenther.
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H. J. Moogh
C. P. Guenther
Notified Office of Favor Request
A fragment notes Yingth intends to confer a favor by notifying this office. The text provides no clear date place or additional context beyond the anticipated courtesy.
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Yingth
Proclamation for Thanksgiving Day 1908
President Theodore Roosevelt urges national gratitude and moral improvement in a 1908 Thanksgiving proclamation. He notes growth in wealth, population, and world power, and sets November 26 as a day of prayer and rest from work to thank the Almighty and seek virtuous living.
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Washington, D. C
United States OF America
Atlantic
Tidewater
Arctic
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Seven Years of Proof for King's New Discovery
Theodore Roosevelt documents seven years of proof that Dr King's New Discovery is the best medicine for coughs and colds and throat chest lung diseases. The ad claims thirty eight years of proof for war on ailments from la grippe hay fever bronchitis to early consumption. Sold under guarantee at Jos Emmert's drug store 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
King
Jos
Windis Central railroad to deliver election results by train
An innovation in election returns will have Windis Central railroad supply complete results on passenger trains next Tuesday. In a unique move the Illinois Central will handle bulletins through its rail system with conductors distributing notices at stations. Voters can hear the Bryan versus Taft contest via train announcements.
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Windis Central Railroad
Thelinois Central
Bryan
Taft
Ring's Little Liver Pills for Biliousness Ad
Advert announces Ring's Little Liver Pills for biliousness and sick headache with claim they keep you well. Product sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther in the local market.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
This Date in History Highlights Key Moments
A compact chronology notes Columbus entry to Porto Bello in 1502, births of Duke of Kent 1767 James K Polk 1795 Lord Farrar Herschell 1837, Sacramento fire 1852, Fremont replaced 1861, Garfield 1880 election, City of Alexandria disaster 1893, and the New Irish land act 1903. It also marks Polk’s death in 1849 and other dated events across era.
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Columbus
Porto Bello
Duke of Kent
Queen Victoria
James K. Polk
United States
North Carolina
Nashville
Tenn
Lord Farrar Herschell
Sacramento
Cal
Hunter
John C. Fremont
Western Department
Army
James A. Garfield
Ohio
City
Alexandria
Havana
New York
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Promises Health Benefit
An advertising notice promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills promising relief from biliousness malaria and jaundice. The copy notes the product costs 25 cents and is sold at Jos Emmerts drug store.
Sleep Warm Comforts Sale at Sterling Factory Outlet
L. D. West offers 160 extra large sanitary Comforts at less than material cost. Bargains expected to attract buyers. call 268 Union Street or new phone HTH 700 RAM Fee 10-28d tf.
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Sterling
Union Street
New
Suits pressed and piano tuner ad in city notices
Suits nicely pressed 50c at Mal le's Galena and Van Buren nee Harriet M. Burbank, teacher of piano. Studio 86 Grove St. 9-22dtf F. J. Burdett, piano tuner, orders at Brown & Dollmeyer's or phone 06. 1-4dtf White Lily and Plymouth Flour, made by Plymouth Milling Co. Beat in Freeport. Ask for it. 10-28dtf
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Malle's
Galena
van Buren
Harriet M. Burbank
Grove St
F. J. Burdett
Ordera
Brown & Dollmeyer
Plymouth
Plymouth Milling Co
Freeport
Blacksmith Ad Announces New Location on Exchange Street
In New Location on Exchange Street on November 1 the smith will be identified with Clark & Son to solicit old customers and welcome new ones. Hast Drever will close his blacksmith shop.
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Exchange Street
Clark & Son
Cleaning request for BB Dye Works garments and guarantee
The note asks that cleaned clothes returned to BB Dye Works or credited if not exactly right. It mentions a pressing guarantee and a deadline of 9-29 with an unsure tone.
Daily Journal Delivery Extends Citywide Bun Week
The Daily Journal announces delivery across AnY parts of the city for a bun week. Readers are reminded to expect the same weekday schedule and local notices inside each edition.
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the Daily Journal
Bill McDonald Exhorts as Ranger Captain Converts Austin Revival
Austin dispatch reports Texas Ranger captain Bill McDonald preaching nightly revival, urging sinners to repent with fervent amens and hallelujahs. The grizzled lawman known for Brownsville riot investigations and ties to Roosevelt is seen shifting focus from cattle rustlers to moral reform.
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Austin
Texas
McDonald
Texas Rangers
Bill
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Birthday of Albert R Ledoux, Mining Engineer
Albert Reid Ledoux, noted mining engineer and former president of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, was born November 2, 1852, in Newport Kentucky. After Columbia Mines he studied in Berlin and Gottingen, returned in 1876 as state chemist in North Carolina, and since 1880 worked as a consulting metallurgist appearing as an expert in chemistry and engineering. He also advised the New York electrical subway commission for two years.
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Albert Reid Ledoux
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Newport
Columbia School of Mines
Berlin
University of Gottingen
United States
State Board of Health
North Carolina
New York Electrical Subway Commission
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony in Freeport
Local testimony from Mrs. Elias Church of Freeport Illinois asserts long lasting relief from kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes severe attacks, recovery after use, and confirmation in 1907 of ten years symptom free. Ad notes price fifty cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents.
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Doan
Freeport
Elias Church
Spring St
Freeport, Ill
Dean
Emmett
Pawns Pa Reduced to Your Wife Escaped Me
Kansas City Journal reports a clipped exchange with odd phrases. A man accuses another of deception and scapegeag while mentioning his wife and a claimed reduction in pawns. The wording reflects humorous or garbled OCR from a historical column.
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Larm
Dean Pos
Kansas City Journal
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Frank E. Chaffee
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Oliver Typewriter Company
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Freeport Railway, Light & Power CO
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