Roosevelt Election Indications Point to 20 000 Plurality in New York
New York November 9 Theodore Roosevelt Republican former U S volunteer cavalry leader has won the New York governorship by about 18 000 to 20 000 as returns from Greater New York and outer counties indicate a strong Republican showing but a reduced state plurality. The tally suggests losses for Republicans in some Brooklyn districts and a possible Senate seat shift.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
First
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Roosevelt
Greater
van Wyck
Porter
Brooklyn
Quigg
William Astor Chaniler
Assembly
United States Senate
Edward Murphy, Jr
State Senate
Senate
World
the World
Dem
Greater New York
Republicans Sweep New Jersey Vote for Voorhees Governor
New Jersey results show Republicans carry the state with Foster M Voorhees elected governor by about 12000. Essex County leans Republican by about 5000, and both houses look Republican. Kean expected as U S Senator, Democrats win two of eight congress seats, assembly likely 40 Republicans to 20 Democrats with close Middle Sex addition.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Foster M. Voorhees
Essex County
James Smith, Jr
United States Senate
John Kean
Republcans
Smith
Salmon
Daly
Senate
Morris County
Pitney
Democratic Assembly
Assembly
Concord
N. H
Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Rollins
Pennsylvania Election Result Seen As Stone Victory
Pennsylvania returns are slow and incomplete but indicate William A. Stone, Republican, elected governor by a large plurality, possibly over 125000, with Philadelphia County alone perhaps 75000. Massachusetts reelects Roger Wolcott as governor by about 70000 with Republicans maintaining state control.
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Stone
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William A. Stone
Senator Quay
Massachusetts
Boston
Roger Wolcott
Wolcott
Bruce
Duston
Waolcott
Sur
Gains in congressional districts boost party seats
The party increased its representation from one to three districts and defeated Joseph F. Walker of Worcester, a leading candidate in the state, signaling broad gains across most districts.
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Joseph Fh.walker
Worcester
Election returns show solid Democratic victories across the South
Reports from Jacksonville Columbia New Orleans Birmingham Nashville Louisville Richmond Austin Atlanta North Carolina and Concord indicate Democratic wins in most races. Highlights include McMillin governor lead in Tennessee and Kentucky carrying nine of eleven districts. North Carolina shows mixed results with Populists elected in two districts while Republicans hold Linney in the eighth.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Columbia
New Orleans
Louisiana
Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
McMillin
Louisville
Virginia
Austin
Tex
Atlanta
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Linney
Republicans win key elections in Delaware state ticket
Early returns from Wilmington indicate Republicans have carried the state, congressional, and legislative tickets. If verified by complete results, a Republican will succeed United States Senator Gray and another Republican will win a seat in Congress.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
Gray
Election results indicate GOP wins in multiple Baltimore districts
Baltimore reports show McIntyre in the Fourth and Wachter in the Third as elected, with Mudd likely winning the Fifth and Baker the Second. Returns from over two-thirds of the city tallied point to a solid Republican showing.
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Baltimore
City
McIntyre
Wachter
Mudd
Baker
Rhode Island Voters Edge GOP Seats as Tally Looms
Providence RI November 9 voters cast light ballots with Republicans seen as likely winners for both congress seats. The revised constitution appears rejected across the state.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Congress
Connecticut Delegation Unchanged After Returns
New York Nov 9 Returns from Connecticut leave the Connecticut delegation unchanged politically with no shifts in alignment or representation evident in early tallies. The report notes stability in party balance and leadership sentiment as results trickle in.
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Connecticut
New York
Colier Engaged to Miss Rowland for Spring Wedding
Chicago social news reports Frank Howard Collier, claiming full mental restoration, has announced his engagement to Miss Lillian P. Rowland of Elgin Islands. The couple plans to wed next spring.
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Chicago
Frank Howard Collier
Lillian P. Rowland
Elgin
Isls
Aggregate 19th century telegram items span fires floods and crime
A collection of abbreviated telegrams reports Seminole fires, a Wis man loses a hand, a ziyla lecture series planned in the United States, DeWitt C Cregier in Chicago, Judge Corbett killed deer hunting, Packard & Co. fire losses, a London birth named Sirdar Kitchener, Mrs Leslie Carter bankruptcy, dynamite shipped to San Francisco, elopement and theft arrests in Toronto, silkworm cocoons eaten in China, tenor Max Alvary dead, engineer Adlouse found dead, Khalifa Abdullah frontier pressure, burglaries in Chicago, Tesla claims a new weapon propulsion, and torpedo propulsion without wiring.
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Edward Selk
Lyndon
Wis
Zola
United States
DeWitt C. Cregier
Chicago
Roscoe L. Corbett
Traverse City
Mich
M. N. Packard & Co
Duane Street
New York
East End
London
Sirdar Kitchener
Leslie Carter
San Francisco
Louis Finegold
Louis Bass
Toronto
China
Max Alvary
Tabarz
Thuringia
Richard aAdlouse
Chicago and Alton
Kansas City
Glendale
Khalifa Abdullah
Kordofia
Khartoum
James B. Campbell
M. Howard
Hugh Kent
Patrick Quinn
Nikola Tesla
Doans Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Skeptics
Freeport residents report Doan's Kidney Pills ease backache and kidney issues after long suffering. Mrs. Howard Brubaker details her relief after using the product, purchased at Emmert & Burrell's, with Foster-Milburn Co. as US agents. Also notes about turtle catching in the West Indies and a diagnostic on boiled water.
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Howard Brubaker
Taylor Ave
Dean
Emmert & Burrell’s
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
The Best Plaster Pain Balm Endorsement
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a superior plaster using damp flannel bound to the affected area. It claims prompt relief for chest or side pains and a lame back with proven results and offers it for sale by Emmert & Burrel.
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Emmert & Burrel
Substitutes and Western Mayors Stir Rough Rider Tale
A Philadelphia North American quote humorously recalls a rough rider asking if horses were missed. The reply notes five western mayors joined their troop, adding a colorful historical vignette.
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Philadelphia
Cough Medicine Promoted By Local Advertisers
Local sellers endorse Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe and pleasant cough remedy. The message warns that neglect of a simple cold or cough can lead to serious illness and even death from pneumonia or consumption.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Swarts & Fleck
Geological roots of Cheshire cheese quality
The article explains Cheshire cheese owes its excellence to geology, noting red sandstone bowlder clay and extensive salt deposits in the region. These features create an herb age ideal for cheese production, shaping the distinctive character of Cheshire cheese.
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Cheshire
Grain-O Offers Coffee Alternative For Delicate Stomachs
A new grocery store staple Grain-O made from pure grains is marketed as a coffee substitute. It is described as gentle on delicate stomachs, nearly indistinguishable from coffee in taste, with a price of 15 to 25 cents per package. The ad urges readers to try Grain-O and asks for it by name.
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Rizzozero
Jewelry store offers solid silver ware at plated prices
Solid silver ware can be bought at about the same price that plated ware cost a few years ago. The finest stock in the city. Everything in the latest style and pattern can be had at C. B. Sweet & Co's new jewelry store, 84 Galena St., Blast building. C. B. SWEET, JOHN HEA, LUtdwiw.
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C. B. Sweet & Co
Galena St
Blast Building
C. B. Sweet
John Hea
Irom Eastern Market
Castor Bears the Kind It ia rivals Bougat a As Signature
Castor bears the rivalry with Bougat as Signature. readers note a clash of teams in a tense matchup. The article highlights lingering tensions and expected key players from both sides.
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Castor
Bougata
Humor of the Hour Detroiter’s Army engineer visitor
A Detroit free press item recounts a Detroit man with Army engineer visitors who impressed officials and invented government aids. While driving with a charming widow sister of the Detroiter, the officer became absorbed in a complex mathematical problem and drove eight miles distracted. He apologized afterward. the widow remained busy and unseen.
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Ilo
Detroit Free Press
Unkind He Ah Fraulein Melanie Exchange
The fragment shows a sharp exchange where He Ah and Fraulein Melanie tease affection as flat water, interrupted by Heilere: Welt. The lines suggest a domestic or stage moment with witty, clipped dialogue and a playlike rhythm amid cross talk.
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Fraulein Melanie
Heilere
A Bantering Exchange From Yonkers Statesman
An exchange about a hunting attempt and a dog comparing the hunter to a Spaniard surfaces in a Yonkers Statesman fragment. Bill and Jill discuss shots fired and the dog’s presumed thoughts revealing lighthearted regional humor.
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Bill
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
Heredity and Flats Claim by Harlem Mann
Harlem Mann asserts his preference for flat living stems from heredity after tracing his family tree to cliff dwelling ancestors. The piece cites quotes about values, punishment, and social thought from New York Truth and Brooklyn Life, noting varied editorials and opinions.
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Harlem
Mann
New York
Parlor Referred To Courtroom By Old Man Kidder
A Boston Journal snippet shows an agent inspecting a house and an old man Kidder quipping that the parlor is really the courtroom noting he has seven daughters, adding local color to the scene.
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Man Kidder
Boston Journal
Jawley and Hawley Discuss Bicycles in Quiet Exchange
Jawley mentions taking exercise with a bicycle while Hawley reacts with surprise. Jawley clarifies he does not ride, but his wife does, and he helps by pumping air into the tires, signaling a domestic, lighthearted moment. Judy’s remark anchors the dialogue in a casual, everyday scene.
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Jawley
Hawley
Judy
The Poetess and Editor Clash Over Poems
In Yonkers Statesman a vented exchange shows a poet accusing the paper of publishing rubbish while the editor defends including poems. The dialogue hints at editorial decisions and reader critique in a local newspaper context.
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Yonkers Statesman
Not Merely a Piece
A Chicago Record item reports a blunt exchange where a woman reportedly gave a man her full mind, prompting a sharp retort about judgment and consequences. The snippet reflects terse social commentary and witty repartee characteristic of the era.
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Chicago
Kiss Me Then His Father Will Not Hear It
A comic exchange captures a girl taunting her lover about kissing him to provoke her deaf father, who would not hear the noise. The dialogue hints at secrecy and parental authority in a light Chicago News tone.
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Chicago News
On to Jerusalem How Richard of the Lion Heart Must bulge out his eyes
Poised in a Cleveland Plain Dealer poem reflecting on medieval crusades and the Kaiser Bill's modern crusade, the verse contrasts heroic knights with a modern tourist train roars. It notes paladins and knights surprised by contemporary travel and memory of fading glory.
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Jerusalem
Richard
Kaiser Bill
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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