Election returns show Republicans gain big across states
The tally lists state and congressional results by state with party gains. Alabama Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New York New Hampshire Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin West Virginia indicate GOP wins and Democratic holds, with several states reporting large majorities and shifts in control. Local winners include governors and congressional seats across major regions.
New Line Advertising Seeks Goods Rooms and Help
Classified ad brief lists men wanted for a graphophone sale furnished rooms for rent unfurnished rooms for rent and rooms for rent on East st. Also five room cottage and lots for sale. Mortgage loans on improved lots. Help wanted housekeeper chambermaid and general supervisor positions. West Indianapolis listings include houses for sale and ladies bicycle for sale.
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East St
Indianapolis
Chambermain
Giris Sponcettor
Beneral
Democrats Claim Up-State Ballot Fraud in New York Election
New York voters face a likely contested election as Democratic leaders prepare to challenge defective ballots in up-state districts. Key figures including Coler, Cariste, and Campbell plan a Hoffman House meeting to review ballot issues while accusing Republicans of trickery and bribery in Oneida Erie and Ontario counties.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Campbell
Democratic State Committee
Hoffman House
Hag
Election Board
Mason
Coler
Oneida
Erie
Oonodage
Levy Sues for Vote After Huntington Residency Claim
Leopold Levy state treasurer stirred Huntington residents by returning home to vote. He claimed Huntington residency via property on Lafontaine Street after selling his residence and belongings. He argued a man paying off state debt swiftly has right to vote anywhere in the United States or Kentucky.
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Leopold Levy
Huntington
Bucher
Lafontainest
United States
Kentucky
Mme Roger-Miclos to Tour America This Winter
French pianist Mme Roger-Miclos will begin her first concert tour of America this winter in February under L M Ruben. She has performed across Germany Russia England and France and helped introduce modern works at Paris Societe des Concerts. She is an officer of the French academy and Ruben recently returned from Europe to secure the contract.
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Mme
Rogers-Miclos
America
L. M. Ruben
Roger-Miclos
Germany
Russia
England
France
Societe Des Concerte
Paris
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for the 36 hours ending 8 pm November 6. Rain and cooler Wednesday and Thursday with clearing and colder conditions. Temperatures recorded 7 am 54, noon 58, 2 pm 59. Rain and cooler in Indiana and adjacent states with northerly winds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Goodrich to Step Back From Politics for a Year
James P. Goodrich, Republican state chairman, said on Wednesday he is out of politics for about a year and will return to Winchester to practice law.
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Goodrich
Winchester
Marion County Republicans sweep ticket in clean victory
The Marion County Republican ticket led by Jesse Overstreet won every county seat including congressman judge and clerk. Early returns show a nearly 6,000 vote state ticket margin over Democrats, with stay-at-home and scratching affecting results.
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Marion County
Jesse Overstreet
Davis
Rickelshaus
Shank
Oliver P. Ensley
August Kuhn
Robert Metzeer
Jacob Woessner
Harry Tutewiler
William M. Fogarty
Good Jobs Slated After Republican Victory
The piece notes Billy Bogardus expected as chief deputy county auditor and lists other anticipated appointments. Lew Shank plans to appoint Harry Wallace deputy recorder, with several clerks and deputies facing changes or retention as terms begin in 1903 and 1904. Some officials anticipate resignations or clean sweeps in various state offices after the party’s victory.
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Court House
Lew Shank
Harry Wallace
John E. Wright
Henry Smith
Billy’’ Bogardus
Fred Shepard
William Phipps
Sam Shank
Leathers
Superior Court
James Cleary
Page
Carter
McMaster
Judge Leathers
Harry Tutewiler
Robert Metzger
William Davis
Harry Klausmann
John McGregor
Thomas Spafford
Cy Clark
Oliver Ensley
Judge Allen
Circuit Court
Joseph Shepperd
Harvey B. Stout
Denison House
Frank Martin
Martin
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hester
State ‘Treasurer
Nat Hil
Richard T. Burrell
Daniel Storms
Merrill Moores
Charles W. Miller
Cash Hadley
Fight for the Speakership Energizes Indiana House Race
Marion County Republican Joseph R. Morgan announces his bid for speaker amid a crowded field. Henry W. Marshall of Lafayette leads odds as Statesman supporters pivot. Possible candidacy shifts involve Booth Tarkington and six other representatives including Sayre, Bell, and Kirkman as the contest promises broad intrigue.
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John L. McMaster
James M. Leathers
Vinson Carter
Fremont Alford
Marion
Morgan
Presley Smith
Ralph Bamberger
Willis R. Miner
Joseph R. Morgan
Oran N. Muir
Otto Stecihan
Newton Booth Tarkington
Granville S. Wright
Hancock
William H. H. Rock
William E. Davis
Cyrus J. Clark
Oliver P. Linsley
Samuel L. Shank
Robert Metzger
Harry D. Tutewiler
Henry W. Klausmann
John McGregor
Thomas BE. Spafford
Willet B. Blair
Addison H. Nordyke
Charles B. Rockwood
Jamena M. Morris
Marion County
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Statesman
Marshall
Peru
Booth Tarkington
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash
S. R. Bell
Union City
Roscoe E. Kirkman
Fayette
Wayne Counties
Mitchener Named as Deputy Auditor Prospect
Grant Mitchener of Valparaiso, former secretary of the Lincoln League of Republican clubs, is mentioned as the probable successor to Baron Rothschild as deputy state auditor under David E.
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Grant Mitchener
Valparaiso
Lincoln League of “Republian
Baron Rothschild
David E
Sacred hymn concert at College Ave Baptist Church
The event lists "The rolling seasons" a sacred cantata to be sung Sunday night at College Ave Baptist Church. In addition, advertisement notes pianos starting at 165 and up from Wulschein's and Bennett's for best photos, with 36 EE Washington.
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College-ave. Baptist Church
Bennett
Wallace to be chief deputy recorder January first
Harry Wallace, a city detective, will become chief deputy recorder when Recorder-elect Lew Shank takes office January 1. He succeeds Benjamin Franklin who held the post for two terms. This is the first new appointment announced.
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Harry Wallace
Lew Shank
Wallace
Benjamin Franklin
Attorney general reflects on district 12 vote surprise
In a Wednesday session Attorney General Taylor offered quiet remarks on the district 12 rumble. He had predicted a Republican win and spoke about the expected voter support but the returns showed a Democratic victory. He quipped about a bulletin from London noting a single state casting a million votes.
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Taylor
London
United States
Good Times Elsewhere Make Dull Times Here
Maj Macklin of the U S Army recruiting reports no enlistments for three days as he notes the contrast between good times elsewhere and dull times locally. He says everybody is at work and applications have dried up in hard times.
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Maj. Macklin
United States Army Recruiting
Iverybody
Kuhn Expected To Defeat Ensley In County Treasurer Race
Secretary Ross of the democratic county committee claimed August Kuhn leads Oliver P. Ensley for county treasurer with a probable 500 to 600 margin based on 210 precincts. Republican tallies show Ensley ahead by 642 with 205 precincts reported and several wards still unreported.
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Democratic Committee
Kuhn
Ross
Democratic County Committee
Oliver P. Ensley
Republican County Committee
Ensley
New York Firework Explosion Kills Twelve at Election Night
A premature blast of fireworks in Madison Square during election returns killed twelve and wounded fifty as 30 000 spectators watched. Nine men in charge were arrested as panic caused trampling. Police and救 injured rushed to hospitals amid debris and mortars scattered along Madison Avenue.
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New York
College Ave Again Ripped Up For Second Time
Work on College Ave resumes as the street car company tears up brick paving between the tracks for a second time. Rails and fenders jerk as the pavement lifts, causing complaints from residents and riders alike.
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College-Ave
Collegeave
Man survives 13 hours after 30 foot fall in Indiana
Enos Westfall fell thirty feet from a barn he was painting near Waynetown on Tuesday. He suffered a broken neck but lived for thirteen hours before death. The incident is noted amid local real estate and sale listings in The Sun.
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Enos Westfall
Waynetown
Republicans Build House Majority and Senate Gains
Reports from Tuesday’s election indicate Republicans will hold a House majority of 20 to 25 seats, with at least 22 and possibly 25. Democrats gain four representatives in New York and two in Maryland, while the Senate majority stands at least 16 for the GOP.
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Senate
New York
Maryland
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Griggs Claims Democratic House Majority of 12
Chairman Griggs of the Democratic Congressional Committee announced a Democratic majority of 12 for the next House at 10 30 a m Wednesday. He did not release a detailed statement.
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Washington
Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Lena Brash and Harry Raymond Wed at 2020 College Ave
The marriage occurred at 3 p m on a Wednesday at the bride's home with Rev G A Follock officiating. No attendants. Relatives and close friends attended and a buffet luncheon followed. The bride wore a sheer white embroidered gown over blue satin with a blue and white coat, a white beaver hat with ostrich plumes, white roses, and American Beauty roses in the bouquet.
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Lena Brash
Harry Raymond
College-ave
G. A. Follock
Auburn
Ill
Building sale and trustee transfer involve medical college site
Central trust company as trustee to Leopold Henry and S E B Kaughn for 10700 dollars the building at South and Pennsylvania streets occupied by Central Medical College. The college will soon occupy new quarters. Co T Boyer and wife to John Moors for 12500 dollars two houses one on Capitol avenue just north of Twenty ninth street and the other at Twenty sixth and Meridian streets.
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Central Trust Company
Leopold Henry
S. E B. Kaughn
Bulding
Cnnsylvania-Sts
Central Medical College
Co. T. Boyer
John Moors
Capitolave
Twenty-ninth-st
Twenty-sixth
Meridian-sts
Kentucky May Allow Prize Fighting
Louisville voters could permit prize fights again after Tuesday's election. Supporters expect the court of appeals ruling against the MacGovern Bi corbett bout to be reversed, restoring the sport in Louisville.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Real Estate Listings From The Sun Pages Sixth and Seventh
Real estate ads appear on Friday and Saturday pages including to rent exchange and for sale items. The Miscellaneous column promises profitable reading with varied listings and market signals from the Sun newspaper.
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THE
SUN
the Sun
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