Voting Quiet in New York City as Nation Grips Indiana
New York on election day shows unusual quiet yet strong turnout with observers watching Indiana closely. Reports from Cincinnati Davenport and Kings County indicate large, orderly voting. Brice cites high early participation and smooth operations. Across the South, tensions rise with riots feared in North Carolina and Mississippi while Virginia remains a key political battleground. Weather and local arrests touch the narrative as results push toward Harrison and Cleveland outcomes.
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MORE ARRESTS IN MARA HALLA WORK AT THE POLIS
Deputy U S marshals conducted a series of arrests around the marshal and secret service offices. Nathan Morris oversaw operations as charges of intimidating voters led to detentions including Otto Hasselman and Leon Bailey. Other detainees named include Justus Stewart Abram Jacobs Jon Green David Francis Charles Crawford Walter Sourbest and Mezil Vering with some witnesses.
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Weather and voting chaos as Indiana polls report gains
The Indiana election day is described with rain and hustling workers at Republican and Democratic headquarters. Reported precinct by precinct voting, challenges, and early tallies show mixed gains for Harrison and Blaine with arrests and tense moments noted in several wards.
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Indiana Voting Sparks Turbulent Headlines and Arrests
In Indiana on November 6, reports from Fern Miami Seymour Jackson PeKalb Green and Daviess counties show Republican gains and Democratic strength. A U S marshal narrowly escaped a mob in Wasusa while arrests were made in Martinsville and Wasussa for alleged illegal voting and related offences.
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Ellis Babe Death Ties to Divorce Case Development
W S Stevens, brother of Mrs Ellis, seeks repayment of 59 dollars he paid for the Ellis babe reward after learning the child was killed in Jefferson City Missouri. A Sun reporter was told the child died after falling from a third story window with no further details released.
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Saloonist Drowns Wife in River Tragedy
In Cuaicara on November 6, Henry Kappell a saloon keeper attacked his wife dragging her to the Chicaza river and then leaped in after her both in the water and drowned.
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Harrison Leads New York in State Returns Says Special Bulletin
A Republican bulletin reports that early returns from New York City and 20 counties show an 80 09 plurality for Harrison in the state. In Bloomington Indiana a fire destroyed Orchard House and several shops causing about 10 090 in losses with limited insurance coverage.
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Thief Steals Mouthpieces to Stop Band Ahead of Races
In Rushville a thief took mouthpieces from the kid band to stop them playing for Republicans. Harrison voters marched to the polls Tuesday morning with about 150 people. Rumors spread that Councilman srusler was arrested for attempted bribery. A Sun reporter found Presserenely count in cash in Fietchber's bank, who denied the report.
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Acton man arrested for bribery attempt in Indiana
David W Piexson of Acton was arrested Monday on a charge of attempting bribery after he posted a $1 000 bond before U S Commissioner Ayres. A series of arrests and incidents follow, including a prison escape attempt, burglaries, a divorce filing, a street ball event, an assault near the soldiers' home, and other local crimes.
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Attempted Double Ballot Casting Reported in Noblesville
A fragment from Noblesville Indiana notes a man caught casting a double ballot on election day. Police were alerted and a marshal was sent for.
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Political Clash Looms as Harrison Leads Nearby States
New York observers foresee Harrison losing Harlem river by a smaller margin than Blaine, with Cleveland trailing by about 20 000 in the city. Brice predicts a 45 000 vote edge for Cleveland statewide, while a 70 000 prize fund targets election fraud in the South. Ballots numbered seventy million are printed with divisions among parties and candidates.
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