Democrats claim victory in Ohio and New York contests
Cincinnati dispatch reports a wave of Democratic gains across multiple states on election day with indications of victories in New York, Ohio, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, Mississippi and potential wins in Iowa. In Ohio, Camp ball and others contest results amid tariff disputes and a split Republican ticket. Regional tallies show Campbell leading in Hamilton County by about 7,000 votes with other counties showing mixed outcomes.
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Virginia
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Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
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Cuyahoga County
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Toraker
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Republican State Committee
Enquirer
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Mahone election battle with violence and arrests in Virginia
Brenuon Virginia November 6 Spl Mahone buried under avalanche of votes keeping him out of sight. McKinley predicted to win Virginia governor by 30,000. Quiet election with rare trouble. Correspondent Fred Muesey assaulted by W C Preston. Negro voters blocked on pretexts. Mahone arrested for shooting H P Harrison in Peters burg. In Glebe precinct a white Republican and a Democratic judge of election exchange fire. a bullet wounds a negro and troops are sent as riot looms.
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Mehone
McKinney
Fred Muesey
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
W. C. Preston
Patersburg
Mahone
H. P. Harrison
Glebe
Norfolk County
New York Democrats Sweep State Ticket Results Reported
Nov 6 dispatches show New York Democrats winning the state by 10 000 to 20 000 with Wemple comptroller race behind by about 460 but wining. Tammany broad victory in city even as Judge Gildersleeve loses. Congress seat to Amos J. Cummings by 15 000. Maryland and Massachusetts also report Democratic gains. Iowa Missouri other states show mixed outcomes.
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New York
New York State
Wemple
Tammany
Gildersleive
General Sessions Court
Fitzgerald
Amos J. Cummings
Sunset Cox
Ninth District
John L. Thomas
Early returns show sweeping Democratic gains nationwide
Nov 6 reports across cities and states indicate Democrats leading in many races. Ohio and Kansas show strong Democratic gains, while Foraker in Cuyahoga County appears unlikely to win. Maryland and Virginia projections color a broad national trend toward Democratic majorities.
Foraker Concedes As Campbell Wins Big In Ohio
Cincinnati dispatch reports the Democratic committee claims Campbell's election by 7000 votes and the legislature by ten on joint ballot. The Republican committee refuses to concede Foraker's defeat and claims the legislature for the GOP. Foraker telegrams congratulations to Campbell.
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Campbells
Cincinnati
Democratic Committee
Campbell
Republican Committee
Foraker
New York Papers Debate Tuesday Election Outcomes
The New York papers weigh Tuesday results with Foraker’s Ohio setback and Democratic gains nationwide. The Star questions Foraker’s prospects after a 23,000 vote lead, while the Times notes a decisive Republican contraction. The Sun highlights broad Democratic gains in New York State and City. Also included are local briefs on an eagle attack near Nashville, a wedding in Nashville, a Spencer fire, and other scattered items.
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Tuesayay
Mov
Soraker
the Star
Foraker
Republican Party
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Ohio
the Sun
New York State
Harrison
Cleveland
New York City
Among the Railroads Aboard Change and Resignations
Tuesday railroad circles saw shifts with J A Shirley named chief dispatcher and J M Cummins train master of the eastern division. Robert T Brighton of Lake Erie and Western resigned to enter mercantile work. Union depot policemen retained powers amid hostile rhetoric from followers. Harry Williams of Union News Co. traveled to New York after visiting St Louis and Kansas City and controls outlets that avoid lawsuits over flash society papers.
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J.M. Cummins
Robert T. Brighton
Lake Erie & Western
Union Depot
Harry Williams
The
Union News Co
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Beauties in a Hall Chrysanthemums at Tomlinson Hall
The chrysanthemum show began Tuesday at Tomlinson Hall, with John Thorpe of New Jersey presenting a large violet specimen and Mrs Harrison awarding the prize cup. The exhibit features many named varieties, a Japanese tale of Captain Hardy and a notable floral music box, plus speeches by Mrs Denny and President Hunt. daily viewing opens at 4 a.m.
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John Thorpe
New Jersey
Mr. Thorpe
T. J. Spalding
Mra. Harrison
Levi P. Morton
Sam Houston
Gambetta
Langtry
Fae John Welch
Mr. Collins
Indianapolis
Joan of Arc
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Hardy Chrysanthamum
Hardy
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Japan
Indiana Florists
Cinsinnati
Louis Bonamy
Charles Reiman
Denny
Hunt
Betterman Bros
Drunken assault and a fire damage in the city scene
Police from Vir ginia near Buchanan st arrest Harvey Loucks after he assaulted Joseph Brydsr at Kentzcky's frame factory. A kitchen fire at James Mierril’s home caused $500 damage. Numerous notices cover scholarships filings and local society meetings, with transfers in various offices and a string of court actions and arrests throughout the day.
Indiana Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Area
Local forecasts predict fair skies and warmer temperatures for Indianapolis and vicinity. The 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. November 7, 1889, is expected to remain clear with mild warmth and light winds, aiding outdoor plans.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Whites Shirts Friday Sale at 89 Cents a Dozen
An old advertisement notes a one day sale of un laundered shirts at 89 cents per dozen. Shirts feature reinforced back and front linen bands and bosom patent stays and continuous bands. Sale is for Friday only at New ee flat company corner Wash w ich Penn SUS.
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Newee Flat Company
Corner Wash
Wich Penn
Indiana Gas Shipping Case Hits State Boundaries
The Indiana Supreme Court upholds a county ruling that a 56th general assembly ban on piping natural gas out of state is unconstitutional. Gov Hovey’s veto and subsequent tests in Jay County led to a decision that gas within commerce remains subject to out of state shipment, with the court affirming the lower court.
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General Assembly
Ivdiana
Lay County
Cornelius Corwin
Indiana & Ohio Oil and Gas Mining Company
Andrew J. Avery
Jay County
Judea If
Controversy Over Historic Litties Hotel Property Suit Filed
In a Wednesday suit in Judge Howland's court, Sam M. Bruce sues Merthe Ballard Phoebe Stillwell Fra n ice Smock and Constable Biggs for 125 damages over alleged wrongful detention of Litties Hotel property. A separate suit by Marr S. Bruce and Dora Bruce targets the same defendants for 2000 claiming unlawful possession of hotel furniture now held by the defendants.
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Judee Howland
Sam M. Bruce
Merthe Ballard
Phoebe Stillwell
Franice Smock
Constable Biggs
Bruce
Jadement
renvTad
Ithaea
Marr S. Bruce
Dora Bruce
Sa No Defencents
Excent Smock
Albino seeks post as Brightwood Street railroad superintendent
Mopgay, an albino representing himself, aimed to take the Brightwood Street railroad post offering 2800 a year while collecting subscriptions to rebuild Talmage's Brooklyn tabernacle. Knapp paid five pounds, then Mopgay vanished. Police sought him Tuesday as missing funds and boarders aroused questions.
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Bright Wood Electric Atreat
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Binsals
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Tabernacle
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Lince
Murphy Family Leads Strong Turnout at Ssveath Church Meeting
Francis Murphy led a series of meetings at Ssveath Presbyterian Church Tuesday night. The church was filled and many mourned his departure. Thomas Murphy rejoined his father and urged pledge signers to remain faithful to the blue ribbon cause. He leaves for Creston, Ia, Thursday. Ordered to Fight. In Maysville Ky two years ago George Murphy and James Ford went to Fort Worth and joined the regular army after a quarrel over a watch, Ford being fatally wounded.
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Board of Men
Allen's Joke Dispatch Skewers Ohio Political Feud
Columbus Nov 6 Spl Allen W Thurmen sent a dispatch to Grover Cleveland under his own signature stating Gov Foraker has surrendered all the republican flags in Ohio. The remark signals intra party tensions amid Ohio politics.
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Columbus
Allen W. Thurmen
Grover Cleveland
Foraker
Ohio
Sand-bagging on Buchanan St. robs contractor at night
Joseph Williamson, a contractor, was struck and robbed of 100 dollars near his home on Buchanan Street around six o clock Tuesday night. Police reported the assault occurred as he passed the area.
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Hoe
Ex-Treasurer Spinner Heads to Florida for Winter
Washington notes report former Treasurer Francis Spinner has left for Florida with his signature. On July 1 1889 the pension rolls listed 490000 pen sioners. Warren G Sayre of Indiana is named to the Cherokee commission.
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Florida
Pension Department
Warren G. Sayre
Indiana
Cherokee Commission
Tadana Hospital Co Indemnity Plan Offered
The Tadana Hospital Co offers weekly sickness or accident indemnity from five to twenty dollars and provides doctor visits and medicines free. For details visit the company office at 98 West Washington Street.
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Washington St
Young Bride Abduction Case Ends In Divorce In Louisville
Carrie Ashby Stultz, 14, received a divorce from Joe Stultz in county court as details emerged of her elopements with a cousin and later husband. Her father, Louis Ashby, had the marriage and alleged abduction prosecuted, sending Stultz and his ally Dorie Hant to prison for 15 years for perjury and abduction. The judge ruled the marriage invalid due to her age.
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Toney
Carrie Ashby Stultz
Myre
Stultz
Joe Stultz
Stuitz
Are
Court hears injunction on city advertising case
In Judge Taylor's court on Tuesday the 3015 Pefuttese matter proceeded with J A Dyrea and others seeking an injunction to stop city ads in The Sun. The Hypricting was changed to daily, THk &M awarded the contract though Gazette remains under contract. Judge Walker to render decision in a few days. Also argued were Schmidt v Citizens' Street Railroad and Dudley Street Railway suit preparations for next week with an appeal planned.
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Ita
The
Gazette
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Wil W. Booker
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Citizens’ Etreat Railroad
Mahone on Trial for Romain Shooting Denial
Mahone faced trial Wednesday morning for the Tuesday night shooting of C. N. Romain. Prosecutors say Romain led a mob and insulted Mahone, who was held on two thousand dollars bond. Mahone disputes pulling the trigger.
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C. N. Romain
Romain
Stage Stars Impress in Grand Quasday One Night Show
A Grand Quasday evening drama features the Deaves sisters in a fast paced piece. Their costumes were splendid with 26 costume changes and strong singing and dancing. The plot lags but the performers’ talent shines through in this lively, controversial review. Tim Clark, prominent local alderman, dies at 34 after weeks of illness. remembered for strength and gentle influence at the police station.
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Ads
Rilla Deaves
W. P. Sheldon
Sun Newaeboy
Deaves
Ada
Shortage Rumor Spurs York Oil Trust Funds Discovery
In York a report notes a tremendous shortage rumor tied to the Rat on oil trust funds with a discovery described as whole and delicious. Chas J. Kwiep, 47 and 49 N Illinois reflects the fragmentary OCR detail of local notices.
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