Campaign Closed as New York Mayoral Race Intensifies
In a sweeping report from The Poste New York dated November 3, Democratic leaders prepare for final push as coalition rivals brace for tight vote. Developer notes show Hugh Mehaughlin and Croker treasurer Croker and Treversiam linked to the ticket while Shepard is positioned to become Greater New York mayor. The piece highlights last‑minute campaigning, potential charter changes, and lingering questions about influence and alliance dynamics ahead of election day.
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Pennsylvania Campaign Faces District Attorney Battle
The Pennsylvania campaign centers on the district attorney race with limited state offices up for grabs. Political factions including Democrats Republicans and independents vie in Philadelphia and state wide, with John Weaver and incumbent Kothermel as key figures in the contest.
Preachers Back Fusion Amid Clergy Rally In City
Across New York churches, Protestant pastors urged support for the fusion ticket urging voters to back the coalition. Clergy leaders urged women’s and men’s conditions, with a few dissenting voices like Dr. Wynne and Rev. Wandywater questioning tactics. Meetings continued into Monday with campaigns scheduled at multiple theaters as Republicans and Democrats scramble for votes.
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Democrats See Possible Picks in Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Report from Moadlnheans notes Democrats claim now to elect governor and key legislature in Ohio, with Kilbourne cited as strong candidate among workers and urban counties like Cuyahoga Franklin. Republicans warn of tight races in Cumber and Lieve counties and caution about possible shifts in state offices and congressional seats.
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Political currents shape Ohio electors and party strategy
The article discusses f altered election dynamics in Ohio with Woraker and Cleveland figures in focus. It notes Republican gains and Democratic leanings in state offices, plus the local option debate between temperance groups and anti saloon leagues as pivotal in party tactics.
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Republicans Expect 10,000 Vote Victory In New Jersey
The New Jersey gubernatorial race features Franklin Murphy leading the Republican ticket with a predicted victory around a 10,000 majority. Democrats press claims of possible gains but face long odds as the GOP emphasizes control of state machinery.
Preparations for War as French Fleet Moves Toward Turkey
Varis notes in early November dispatches that French forces in Toulon are ready to sail. Three transports and ships like Caillard Bouvel and Jaureguiburry stand prepared to receive troops, with repairs at the docks continuing. Reports place Admiral Calilard en route toward Constantinople while other European squadrons head toward or cruise near Turkish waters.
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Rousing South Omaha Rally Heads to Get Out Voters
Democratic leader William J. Bryan visits South Omaha for a rally aimed at boosting registration and turnout. He notes registration lag and urges residents to register and vote, contrasting past efforts in Beatrice and the state. Bryan plans several speeches to energize supporters tonight.
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Weather Disrupts Iowa Polls Amid Tight Election Fight
Severe weather in Des Moines impacts voting plans as campaign leaders predict lowered turnout. Republican state committee figures cite a total vote around 400 thousand, with estimates suggesting polls may close early.
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Kentucky Senate Campaign Opens With No Democratic Canvass
In Kentucky the four Democratic nominees for United States senator Bernard Creary Wheeler Smith and Judge Cantrail opted not to canvass before the election. Republican candidate Dehow is the sole announced challenger as the race moves toward Tuesday’s election to determine the new state legislature and a possible shift in control.
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No New Plague Cases Reported as Quarantine Considered
Liverpool reports no new plague cases on November 1 and no immediate quarantine for the city. Consul Boyle and US officials promise vigilance and cooperation with health authorities to prevent introduction of bubonic plague into the United States.
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Escaped on an Engine From Colorado Prison
A special report from Vale Arkansas states Thomas Hart and a Mexican national Lebas overpowered a guard and seized a locomotive near a roundhouse. They escaped about four miles into the countryside while the deputy sheriff and nearby workers chased the speeding engine.
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End of War Not In Sight Optimism and Reinforcements
London dispatches report continued official optimism about victory in South Africa, while noting large reinforcements of men and horses on the way. A Peckham crowd clashed with antiwar demonstrators as a pro-Boer meeting was disrupted by police and rioters.
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DETAILS OF THE DISASTER IN SOUTH ATTICA FIGHT
Fragmented report describes a costly engagement around Hreakenlangie and Conwell Teheon rear guard action on October 20. General Botha led assaults near Ha vards, with 1000 troops. casualties included Major Woule Sampson and Colonel Bol, while defense delayed collapse.
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Senator Lari Speaks Against Pan American Plan
In Mexico City on November 1, Senator Lari condemned bolting Latin American territorial integrity and any designs against independence. He defended the Monroe Doctrine and urged unity among Latin American republics while Liberal papers praised the remarks.
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Havana cigar makers resist government pressure
The Agente Kept Out reports Havana tobacco workers faced government pressure to relocate to Tampa. The efforts aimed to persuade workers to move as part of the Tape Resistencia matter, with ongoing attempts to secure labor shifting.
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