Election results show Republicans win most states
The report details multi state results with Seth Low elected New York mayor and Nash in Ohio. It notes Republican gains nationwide, with victories in Rhode Island Iowa Massachusetts Pennsylvania Kansas Colorado Utah Nebraska Mississippi California Virginia South Dakota New Jersey Maryland and more, plus notable names and sums from betting turnovers.
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Seth Low
New York City
Nash
Ohio
Ken
Edward M. Shepard
Tammany
Croket
Geo. Wheelock
Billy Liver
Joe Wendig
Sullivan
Eugene E. Schmitz
Virginia
Prince Rudolph Bones Found In Vienna Street Discovery
In Vienna on November 6 authorities reported that remains identified as Archduke Rudolph were found during tramway excavations. Monks had moved the body to a crossroads due to scruples about burial for suicide. In Windfall Indiana on the same date, Prof Oscar H Williams and Estella Schrader struck for higher pay. Williams sought 50 cent raise from $8.50 daily. approved for him but not Schrader.
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Vienna
Archduke
Rudolph
Prince of
Austria
Tehettheffst
Ind
Oscar H. Williams
Estella Schrader
Williams
Man wounded in Howell post office case found near New Harmony
Evansville Indiana November 6 1919 A man tied to the Howell post office robbery is reported found at the New Harmony fairgrounds with a gunshot wound and cared for by locals He was moved to the infirmary and will be arrested if he recovers.
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Evansville
Ind
Howell Post Office
New Harmony Fair Grounds
Death of P T Moran Saloonkeeper at 30 Washington St
P T Moran aged 50, a saloonkeeper and longtime resident of Annapolis, died reportedly of apoplexy at his home on 30 Washington Street.
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P. T. Moran
Washington St
Inasipolis
Council ends heated session with Union traction contract approval
The council ratified a Union traction company contract on a tense Tuesday night in a party vote. Republicans split, two members voting with Democrats, as debates over a ten year franchise and fare structure intensified. McCulloch invited all members to ride the company’s line as guests.
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Union Traction Company
Maguire
Board of Works
Megrew
Logsdon
Holliday
Committee On
Eppert
Wahl
Meyer
Moriarity
Haldeman
G. F. McCulloch
Gas Plant Burns Fuel for 30000 People in Kokomo
Kokomo Indiana November 6 J F Milner says the Fairmount pumping station of the Indiana and Chicago pipelines company houses 28 boilers of 500 horsepower each. The monster plant is said to burn more gas than needed to supply a town of 30 000 people with fuel. Half the wells’ output is used to push the other half toward Chicago.
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Kokomo
Ind
J. F. Milner
Fairmount
Indiana and
Monster
Chicago
Floral Festival Opens in Indianapolis With Bright Lights
A large crowd attended Indianapolis flower show opening Tuesday night as colored lights illuminated the venue. President J A E Haugh and Mayor Walter Book spoke as an orchestra entertained and cornetist Herman Bellstedt performed. An auction of flowers and special rose displays were announced for the event.
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Indianapolis
J. A. E. Haugh
Indiana Florists’ Association
Bookwalter
Herman Bellstedt
W. G. Bettermann
National Florists’ Association
Witterstaetter
Cincinnati
John Mayrose
Summit
N. J
Bellstedt
Klausmann Resigns to Become City Engineer on Nov 15
Nelson resigns as county surveyor effective November 15 to take the city civil engineer post. Harry Klausmann will become county surveyor succeeding James E. Nelson. Chas P. Culley remains deputy surveyor as the county commissioners approved the appointment.
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Nelson
Chas P. Culley
Harry Klausman
James E. Nelson
Charles P. Culley
Kleusmann
Coyner
Wedding of Miss Edithe Paten and Maj Gen Henry C Corbin
At noon on a Wednesday in a Massachusetts avenue home, Miss Edithe Paten wed Maj Gen Henry C Corbin adjutant general of the United States Army. Cardinal Gibbons performed the Roman Catholic ceremony, with Rev J D Stafford assisting. The event drew President Roosevelt, Mrs Roosevelt, Miss Alice Roosevelt, cabinet members, the Supreme Court, diplomatic corps, and many army and navy officers. The house welcomed about 60 guests.
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Washington
Massachusetts Ave
Edithe Paten
Henry C. Corbin
United States Army
Cardinal Gibbons
J. D. Stafford
St. Patrick’s Church
United States
United States, Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt
Cabinet
Supreme Court of the United States
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Shot Hurter Merriman in Bank Case at Asheville
Houston Merriman assistant cashier of the Blue Ridge National Bank was shot shortly after the bank opened by Mary Slagle. One of the three wounds is fatal. Slagle says Merriman betrayed her.
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Asheville
N. C
Houston
Merriman
Blue Ridge National Bank
Mary Slagle
False start sidelines trio at Aqueduct track
Three horses at the Aqueduct track in New York were pulled from the race after a false start on Tuesday. The starting tape broke and jockeys mistook the cry for go, sending the six horse field off. In the aftermath, the three that ran a full circuit were declared out of the race and removed from competition.
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New York
Camden Appointed Appraiser for Board of Works
H. Camden has been appointed an appraiser for the city Board of Works, a role that will involve evaluating property values and assisting in public works projects. The appointment signals formal oversight of municipal improvements and property assessments.
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H. Camden
Board of Works
Gravel bed mapped for new federal building site
Charles Krauss reports borings for the federal building show the top eight feet are soil and loam, followed by coarse gravel to 15 feet, then gravel sand or hard pan to 29 feet.
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Federal
Charles Krauss
City hall revamped entry routes isolate mayor's inner office
The mayor's office now requires passing through the secretary's office to reach the private sanctum. The change aims to filter out calls on trivial matters and streamline access through staff.
Saloonkeeper Shot Dead in Burglary at Kossuth
Wapakoneta Ohio district reports John Shively a Kossuth saloonist was shot and killed Tuesday night after confronting a burglar inside his saloon. The assailant fled.
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Wapakoneta, CO
John Shively
Kossuth
Medical board revokes certificates of two doctors
Certificates of Dr. Hibbard of Marion and Dr. D. K. Boyer of Middlebury have been revoked by the State medical board because the board is not satisfied with their diplomas. The action reflects a formal disciplinary decision affecting their medical credentials.
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Hibbard
Marion
D. K. Boyer
Middlebury
State Medical Board
London market signals Union Pacific strength and Consol weakness
The London market shows Union Pacific at 107 amid belief a holding company will acquire Northern Pacific stocks, lowering worries over the dispute. Consols trade near multi year lows as European buyers hesitate, while Mo Pacific, Canadian Pacific, Atchison and Southern issues see strong demand and traders target Metropolitan, ice, sugar, and Consumers' gas.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Union Pacific
Mo. Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Atchinsons
Southerns
North Pole pursuit and city deals in mixed dispatches
Fifty smallpox cases reported in Little Chute Wisconsin while Duke Abruzzi plans another pole exploration from Rome. A syndicate touted to offer 30 million for Chicago street and railroads. Roosevelt congratulates New York Republicans. A colored man and a white man died frozen after drunken clash in Smithville Missouri. Yorkshire Chicago hotel occupants survived a panic fire with minor losses. France’s Loubet to hunt pheasants on an estate. Looting case tied to St Louis woman Ann Tulley nets 83 000 dollars.
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Duke Abruzzi
Rome
North Pole
Chicago Street
Roosevelt
New York
Henry Carter
Wm. Thomas
Smithville
London
Turkey
France
Ikkankakee
Ill
South Carolina
Yorkshire
Chicago
Loubet
Grant F. Martin Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Mitchell Indiana November 6 Grant F Martin 21 a young jeweler killed himself by shooting authorities report no motive given local police said the case remains under review and ruled accidental by some investigators others call it suicide.
Woman Becomes Oklahoma Acting Governor
A woman, Miss Gertrude Fazel, a stenographer in Gov Jenkins’s office, will discharge the duties of the executive for a short time as the governor is absent in Indian Territory. Guthrie Oklahoma November 6.
Hands Across the Pacific to Open Three Day Run at Park
The convict's daughter leaves the Park after Wednesday night. Thursday brings the Blaney play Hands Across the Pacific for a three day engagement. The piece is described as thrilling with W B Watson's burlesque company at the Empire as Krausmeyer. McCloud and Melville perform a singing end with a dancing act.
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Blaney
Pacific
W.B. Watson
the Empire
Krausmeyer
McCloud
Melville
Indianapolis Banking and Utilities Ledger Clipped List
A fragmented stock and utility ledger from Indianapolis shows listings for banks such as Indiana Trust Company Indiana National Bank Merchants National Bank and Union Trust Company alongside utilities including Indianapolis Gas Company Light and Power and Indianapolis Street Railway. Also cited are insurance and real estate notices with references to Dr Wood s Norway Pine Syrup and Real Estate Real offerings in The Sun s 6th and 7th pages.
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Ask
Cece
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Iwa Capital National
Evensee Io
Central Trust Company
Columbia National
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Nat. Bank
Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Union Trust Company
Eves Abs Indianapolis Gas Company
Light and Power
Indianapolis Tire Ins. Co
AMS American Central Life
Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Indianapolis Cold Storage
Home Brewing
H. P. Wasson
Randy
Day Off by Judge Alford Delays Indictments Report
Criminal court and its attaches take a day off until the grand jury delivers indictments. A partial report is expected Wednesday. The grand jury investigated James Johnson charged with killing Joel Combs and three accessories.
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Alford
Criminal Court
James Johnson
Joel Combs
Retail credit men's association meeting set in Indianapolis
The Retail credit men's association an adjunct to the Merchants' association of Indianapolis will meet Wednesday evening at 1319 North Alabama Street to complete plans of organization.
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Retail Credit Men's Association
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Alabama St
Passenger business on Indianapolis railroads up to Oct 31
The six months ending October 31 show passenger traffic greatly exceeding the same period in 1900, described as phenomenal in volume. Hood's Sarsaparilla is presented as both preventive and curative medicine, with its merit fully established.
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Indianapolis
Hood
Southside church meeting sparsely attended plans Sunday gathering
A meeting at Seventh Presbyterian on Tuesday to enumerate Southside church and Sunday School attendees drew poor attendance. A follow up is set for Sunday at 3 30 at the Seventh church with a committee to boost interest among preachers. Elkhart Ind Nov Col R M Johnson Civil War veteran is critically ill from drowning.
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Elkhart
Ind
R. MM. Johnson
Indiana
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim Quick Cure
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as stopping a cough and curing a cold in one day with no cure no pay. It also promotes Real Estate listings on THE SUN’s pages, urging readers to read on the 6th and 7th pages, especially Saturdays.
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SUN
Sausuvshisaps
New Building Planned by Kirshbaum & Son and Knapp Supply
R Kirshbaum and Son shirt waist manufacturers plan a 67 by 200 foot four story building at 215 West Washington Street. The three upper floors will house the factory while the basement and ground floor host Knapp Supply Company of Union City as a wholesale plumbers supply house. Hives are label torment to the little folks and the older ones. Easily cured. Dean atmert never fails. In stant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store, 50 cents. Dr W 3 Craig Veterinary Surgeon. Dogs treated. Office Wood's Stable Tel 1097.
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Washington St
Knapp Supply Company
Union City
Dean Atmert
W. 3. Craig
Wood's Stable
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