Election outcomes across states reported in Columbus and beyond
Returns from Columbus and other cities show Democrats poised to win Ohio governor and state ticket, while New York City reports McClellan narrowly ahead by 3,485 as Hearst plans court action. Philadelphia City Party leads, San Francisco Labor wins mayor, and Rhode Island Utter leads for governor with about 5,000. Massachusetts and Nebraska results favor Republicans.
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Columbus
Herrick
Pattison
Ohio
McClellan
New York
City of
Hearst
Ivans
Board of County
Jerome
Philadelphia
Berry
San Francisco
Schmitz
Utter
Rhode Island
Providence
Rooming-house fire in Kansas City kills man
Kansas City fire early today destroyed a rooming house on Grand avenue, leaving Charles Tanzey dead. Two others were fatally burned and one seriously injured. The blaze in the single building was reported as a fatal incident with multiple burn victims.
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Kansas City
Charles Tanzey
Grand Avenue
London Names Walter Vaughan Morgan Lord Mayor
London news reports Walter Vaughan Morgan taking the oath as Lord Mayor of London with the formal induction and Lord Mayor's procession scheduled for the next day. The pageant will feature a Russo-Japanese peace treaty illustration and an allegorical car with a Liberty statue and soldiers of Japan and Russia dropping arms to symbolize peace.
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London
Walter Vaughan Morgan
Japan
Russia
Record Low Apple Crop Lists Narrow 1905 Harvest
Boston reports the commercial apple crop as the smallest in years with shortages evident in New York, New England, Michigan, and the southwest. 1905 yield is estimated at 23,000,000 barrels versus 45,360,000 last year and around 27,000,000 in 1901, far below the record near 70,000,000 in 1896.
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Boston
New York
New England
Michigan
The Pope and Baseball at the Roman College
The Pope and the Cardinal Secretary of State have shown affection for the American college in Rome. During the holidays the Cardinal attended all baseball games at the college villa in Albano, and the Pope kept two enlarged snapshots of the student players on his desk as he watched the games.
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Rome
Albano
Government to train male nurses for Panama Canal
Washington November 8 Special. The government is training male nurses to care for officials and laborers on the Panama Canal. Civil service examinations were held at various points nationwide. Applicants must be 20 to 35 years old. The positions pay 60 dollars a month with board and quarters.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Wreck Kills Five on DL&W Line Near Wilkes Barre
Five persons died and several were fatally injured in a Delaware Lackawanna and Western wreck ten miles south of Wilkes Barre Pa today. Rescue and investigation teams arrived as investigators examined the scene and transported the injured to nearby hospitals.
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Wilksbarre
Delaware
Lackawana
Weather outlook for Chicago showers tonight and Thursday
Chicago forecasts expect probable showers tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures in the south this evening.
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Chicago
Illinois
New Gymnasium Class Formed For City Salesmen
About forty young men, mostly salesmen, gathered at the Y M C A for a banquet to inaugurate a salesman's gymnasium class. Speeches by J C S Barrett, George H Ford, and F C Rogers emphasized physical exercise to build the body. The first meeting is tonight from 8 15 to 9 15 with about twenty five signups. the class is expected to become a leading physical culture effort.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. C. S. Barrett
George H. Ford
F. C. Rogers
Missionary Meeting at Baptist Church Moved to Thursday
The monthly missionary meeting of the Baptist church will be held Thursday at p.m. Miss Reed the home missionary will speak.
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The
Baptist Church
Miss Reed
Palmist Clairvoyant to Visit For Limited Dates
World famous Queen of Palmists to appear briefly, offering trance readings at Metropole Hotel Room 7. Reading price advertised as $6.00, special rate $1.00. Includes also call services announced for short engagement on Tuesday and Friday.
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Metropole Hotel
Co. D. Knowlton
Golden Rule Shoe Line Presented For Nurses Needs
Local grocer I M Willark and Golden Eagle Clothing Co advertise new footwear options. Promoters offer coupons and demonstrators will call to explain the sale. Also promoting a free photography offer related to family paintings and a Golden Rule shoe line for nurses with rubber heels and soft flexible EJ soles.
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Piste
McCpherson & Servich, Golden Eagle Clothing Co
I. M. Willark, Grocer
Golden Rule
Fire Department Expansion Discussed At Freeport Meeting
Rockford Fire Department growth looms as aldermen grapple with funding for a new team fifteen hundred feet of hose and two extra firefighters while weighing removal of the chemical engine. City officials spar over water company rates and street opening in East Freeport amid talks of a city sealer and sewer dispute.
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City Council
Freeport Water Company
Stephenson County Telephone Company
Rockford & Interurban Company
Dittmar
Gibler
Committee On Fire
Fire Department
Harden
Bauscher
McGovern
Alderman McGovern
Second Street
East Freeport
Schmid Bros.’ Brewery
Thompson & Huenkemeier
Schmid Bros. Brewing Company
Lonergan
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Soc
Joseph Emmert
Bengston, Jeweler
E. Bengston the Jeweler
Ernor
Greater New York
rality—City Party
Massachusetts
Guilds
Nebraska
Lincoln
Letton
Supreme Judge
Billerbeck
Milwaukee
Freeport
H. A. Hillmer Co
Exchange Street
Pope
Y.M.C. A
Freeport Coun
Cil
Rockford
Baugcher
Steffen
Committee On Health
City Sealer
Committee On
Alderman Harrington
Harrington
Taylor's Driving Park
Charles Long
Yordy Bros
Harden and
Brokhausen
Waterstadt
W. BE. Fry
Anna Lamb
Illinois Central
Chicago & North-Western
Plaintif
Committee On Sewers
Fry
Knowlton’s Bank
Scranton
B. P. Hill Grain Co
Adams Street
Torres
Irereg
Uns
Majestic
Paletot
Galena St
C,h
Little & Go
the Reliable Jewelers and Opticians
Stephenson St
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