Landis and Cromer Lose in Twelfth District Returns
Partial returns from counties show Democrat gains in the Twelfth and Eleventh districts. Frederick Landis loses in the Eleventh while George Cromer is defeated by John A. Adair in the Eighth’s broader anti machine shift. Adair leads by a slim majority with Cromer’s defeat signaling a repudiation of the Republican machine amid statewide contests.
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Frederick Landis
Lleventh
George W. Rauch
Lanais
Bie
Saunas
Bieventh
Landis
Cromer
George Cromer
Repub
Elehth
John A. Adair
Fred Landis
Adair
Eighth
Fairbanks
Goodrich
Marerial
Pairbanks
District
Port Fend
Democratic State Central Committee
Republican
Grant Lupton Beaten and Marion District Returns
Marion Indiana reports contest results with Republican Landis defeating Democrat Ranch for a state seat. Hunt wins a nomination. John Strange likely reelected for state senate alongside Wiles and Jodlin holding joint seats. Lupton defeats by Shaffer. multiple county races reflected in district results.
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Scrippa-Menereas
Marion
Ind
Marion F. Evang
Leventh
John T. Strange
W. H. Wilex
H. P. Jodiln
Blackford
Grant
A. G. Luptim
Blackrd
Wells
Urtney
Bhaffer
Damoeest
Af Ciel
Pylor defeats Taylor in Twelfth District race
In a tight contest EB Taylor, Republican, wins reelection to Congress from the Twelfth District by 638 votes over Col W A Taylor, Democrat. The Pylor defeat of Taylor is reported with notes on local association and polling details from the era.
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Taylor
erippe-McHacreak Association
Pitstons
Ll. Taylor
Congress
W. A. Taylor
Agen
Rev Buchtel Elected Governor in Republican Victory
Denver election note reports Rev. H. A. Buchtel favored to win the governorship as Republicans extend statewide lead. Yet complete returns are unavailable and margins remain uncertain. Alva Adams trails as Democrats struggle to keep parity amid party-wide gains.
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Nehine Press Association
Denver
Col
Berrice
Igréat
H. A. Buchtel
Alate Figket Ang
Alva Adams
Jay County Clerk of Supreme Court Update
A fragmentary note from Jay County refers to a clerk of the Supreme Court and an unexpected adhesional alteration affecting a county Mea later ball, indicating uncertain context and timing. The readable items point to local judicial personnel and a potential procedural change within the county's legal proceedings.
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Jay County
Supreme Court
Election results show Republicans gain and Democrats lose ground
The report outlines seat changes with Republicans carrying statewide offices and congressional districts. It notes Roosevelt era shifts, re elections of Henry T. Heiney and Ben Caldwell, and Porter defeating Speaker Cannon in a key district. The Illinois legislature leans Republican with 89 House members and 22 of 27 senators, shaping the U.S. Senate race dynamics.
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Scrippa-Meline Preas Aasociation
Chicago
Ney
Hes Pees
Tor John Smu
Dook
Ben i. Caldwell
Tota Bkjior
Sherby Sui ‘Tom
United States Senate
Demo Dirksen
Quiet Election Day Maintains Order in City
Chief of Police Robert Metager reports a notably calm election day. Despite large downtown crowds, officers kept the peace with few arrests for ordinary offenses. Fights and disturbances were minimal as drinkers who were intoxicated were restrained, and polling places remained orderly until closing.
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Robert Metager
Te Ix
Mrres
Sunday headaches vanish after stopping Sunday drink
A Wash'n man explains his Sunday headaches were caused by Portum. He stopped taking it and began Portum, reporting headaches ceased and overall health improved. He advises thorough brewing per directions and notes his family disliked Portum at first.
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Postum’ Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Hearst Looming for President in 1908
Special to The Sun reports Hearst emerging as a formidable presidential candidate for 1908 while McKinley allies and GOP figures face setback. Gubernatorial talk and labor party contests color the scene as Oklahoma drafts a Democratic constitution and Arizona New Mexico seed a joint state plan. Patterson’s Senate seat in Colorado shifts with a Republican choice pending.
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Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Cotorsa
United States
Patterson
Joy For Democrats In Local Election Returns
Election night brought mixed signals as Bulletin screens and public spots broadcast upbeat tones for Democrats while Republicans traded glances. In Alarton county a surge of ticket scratching and late shifts created sensational shifts, with Democrats confident in winning their county slate and Breckman Jesse Overstreet's allies sharing equal cheer among supporters who resisted the scratcher onslaught.
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Alarton County
Gon Breasman
Jesse Overstreet
Victorius Democrats
Foraker Seeks Ohio Delegation To Republican Convention
Verippe-FicRac Frena Aafeciation reports Senator J B Foraker runs for president on the Republican ticket. He will ask Ohio to send a Foraker delegation to the 1901 national convention. Tuesday's Ohio election results settle the state’s organization and would shape the national delegation for two years ahead.
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Verippe-FicRac
Columbue
J. B. Foraker
United Sates
Ohio
Foraker
Tuseday
Forever
Indiana Election Roundup Shows Mixed County Returns Across State
Indiana counties report split results with Republicans winning many county tickets while Democrats gain in several areas. Notable outcomes include Landis defeated in Montgomery and Crumpacker’s plurality around 425 in Rensselaer, with Vanderburgh, Hamilton, and Bartholomew counties voting GOP, and Monroe and Shelby counties returning Democratic ticket victories. Local contests feature varied margins, from 1,000 to 3,000-plus in several counties, reflecting a highly contested statewide race.
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Crawprordsville
Charles B Land
Montgomery County
Tate
Republlcan
Marion
Repubtlean
Repob/Means
Fred Trick Landis
Wells County
Adairs
Wabash
Landis
Richmond
Watson'n
Wayne County
Lt. Bloomington
Monroe County
Greenfield
Hancock County
Covington
Fountain County
Ranetorica
Plymouth
Marshall County
Muncie
Adair
Congresésman Cramer
Auboin County
Liberty
Union County
Sepuslean
Nartineville
Morgan County
Congress
Brazi
Gray County
New Castle
Henry County
Darin
Jeffersonville-Clark County
Winchester
Cromer
Randolph County
Washington
Daviess County
Republican, 1 Bhelbyvillis
Ucket
Bhelby County
Fowler—Democrata Pronaniy
Peterbauro
Coogremems
Pika County
Aoude
Massive Fire Destroys Several Hamilton Buildings
A large blaze in Hamilton gutted the Mehrum building on High street and spread to multiple firms. The Mohram business district suffered extensive damage to dry goods, groceries, tailor shops, and a bank near the alley, with losses around 300000. The Second National Bank building was touched but money remained intact upon opening. Early wires sparked the blaze and rapid spread alarmed residents before responders arrived.
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Acvionns McKee Prean Association
Hamilton
Menrun
Mathes Company
Toss
Feo.co. Helbrook Nros
Miami Shoe Company
George H. Vow
W. J. Raat Tailors Marks Ontnityg Company
Coaton's Ton
Howell & Roche Company
Hig Inznen
Othey Ade Jarent
Serond National Bank
Aerone
Mehrum
Mathes
Aremen
Indiana lawyers qualification amendment described
The proposed Indiana constitutional amendment to set lawyer qualification standards was passed with narrow turnout. The article notes Marion county ignored the vote and general turnout statewide was low, with a required majority of votes cast for approval and no significant veto visible.
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Marion
Craig
Indiana
Marion County
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages
Fragmentary city record lists births with parent names and addresses, a long list of deaths with ages and causes, marriages between multiple couples, and building permits. Includes names such as Lyle Friddie Bessie Nagolsten Catherine Boldwell and others, along with addresses on New Jersey streets and Broadway. The notice ends with an invitation to view a wanted help opium charge notice for ten words over three days.
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Lyle Friddie
Bessie Nagolsten
Lucy Kelly
Moytave
Gustav
Bertha Ledig
New
Jerreysl
Herbert C
Nfl
Eaith Tenis
John W
Liege Jarett
Dear Bernest
Elmer
Minnie Dunnar
Rowhen Bhenhefi Bis
Emerannay Joe
Camila Tova
Funny McCalipie
New York St
Leonidas and Sallie
Wand
Ominye
Hes c James
Molla Bacon
Molla Fata
Lowell
Addis Brown
Charles
Nellie Flagler
Bhattat
Fragmented Madras Catalog Fragments and Items
OCR reads as a list of assorted goods and phrases from a catalog or shop page. Items include kitchen ware, furniture parts, garments, and miscellaneous hardware. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear quantities, listing vague product names and prices.
Indorsement of the President prompts party jubilation
Members of the party feel jubilant after Tuesday's elections as Republicans gain a majority in the national House, secure continued control of the Senate, and win in New York and Massachusetts. The result is seen as an emphatic endorsement of President Roosevelt's policies and a mandate for a Republican Congress to carry out his agenda.
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Hearst
Rivemont
Creditsto
formon-McNne Crear Associates
Washington
Nav
Senate
Irkots
New York
Massachusetts
Aberemit
Roggevelt
Meretary
White House
Babock Defeated in State Assembly Race
In a heated election, Meripps-aciine Arenn AsmocInton led MPAVATEER Wie against Gor Janes 0. Daentsen won a statewide contest by what appears to be broad support. Aylwura, Lemocrat, and Ningnemoreans plus two Democrats were elected to hold seats, including Jason Wo. Mabon and Meyirmiein from the Thirdistrict, with James W. Murpie, Hemocrat, winning. Babover founded supporters in Congress during the Statehood Rent era.
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Meripps
Aciine
Babever
Gov Johnson Re-Elected With Large Democratic Victory
A garbled dispatch from Minnion notes Gov. Johnson re elected by the state’s largest Democratic majority in memory. The fragment mentions a mayoral race in Minneapolis and references broad support, though many words are distorted.
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Johnson
Scriptine Melie
Bauh. Minn
Jannson
Aynes
Mt Mininenpats
Result in Michigan secludes GOP gains in legislature
Fragmentary Detroit report from November 7 notes a lean, old-fashioned Republican trend with possible four new members. The incomplete text hints at party shifts in the Michigan legislature and names Mey Warner, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Scrippr
Detroit
Mich
Missouri Vote Indications Show Large Democratic Lead
Dem. state committeeman Thomas Rubey reported this morning that indications pointed to a Democratic margin across Missouri from 20,000 to 26,000. Except for justices of the peace and county offices, the Republican ticket appeared defeated in the statewide results.
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Brippesenagereewalu
Louis
T—rairman
Thomas ST. Rubey
Justices of the Peace
Tre
Joint Statehood Defeated In New Mexico and Arizona
A Santa Fe report notes joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico was decisively defeated. New Mexico backed Roosevelt’s pet measure, but overall the proposition failed by about 19 000 votes. Congressional race results appear unclear with delegate Andrew, Republican, possibly defeated by O and Larrescio.
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Fenopacucnas Creme
Santa FE
Arizona
New Mexico
Election results by states show GOP gains and mixed outcomes
The report lists statewide results across the nation with Republicans winning key governorships in Massachusetts and New York, several states voting Democratic in others, and a Republican tilt in Congress. It notes margins in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Texas, and Minnesota, among others, with factions and third-party figures mentioned and some states swinging to Democrats or Republicans based on local issues.
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Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Floyd
New York
Hughes
Reepublican
Hearst
California
Gilletts
Hearst Independence
League
Colorado
Alva Adams
Henry A. Buechtel
Michigan
Bryan
Nebraska
Dakotas
Texas
Gove
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Henry
Clay Evans
Idaho
Republicans Sweep County Offices in Close Races
Edward J Robbon won the county treasurer race over Democrat Frank by a small margin and announced he was home. Leonard Quill led county clerk results ahead of opponents, while Justo Overstree and Joseph Clay trailed. Harry Wallace held the county recorder lead with Fred B Akin as state Republican commit chief deputy. Other Republican candidates landed solidly as results came in Tuesday night.
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Edward J. Robbon
Repubidate
Frank
Leonard Quill
Coutity
Justo Overstree
Joseph
Clay
Moat
Quill
Harry Wallace
County Recorder
Fred B. Akin
Ao County Republicas
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Ule Twalfth
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JH. Kohne
Ema
Joseph Counly
Thederal Ansembly
Son County
Shelby County
Fabash
Vanderbrg Rounty
Grant Lupton
Buchtel
ED Fitzpatrick
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MR. Roosevelt
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Sun
Cneren Hughes
Willam Mandolph Stentat
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Hoot
Allen
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Utlua
Gompers
Wadsworth
Babrock
Nicholas Longworth Raling
Hi Zis
Mia Wite
Chas
MM. Grosvenor
James Bingham
Montivello
Ial
White County
Crumpacker
Lawrenceburg
Dearhors County
Prince Nean
Ton—Allison County
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Vanderburg
Portland
Blufeton
Thomas E. Griffith
Benadway
Charles A. Schuler
Woodlawnave
Arterie Scleronis
John Goodil
St. N. N
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Eugene E. Knight
Borah Compton
Hyatt
Anna Johnson
Bridzest
Corinth
Ralph R. Ray
Gertrude P. Meurer
Frederick GC. McMillpn
Marie Entrikin
Harry J. Mastin
Bertha Pettiforu
George C. Lehwier
Lilly E. Piel
Wm. C. Daiveruxs
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Wm. Pierce
Rose Ennis
David M. Hright
Bertha Drant
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Fred EB. Lorber
Lille C. McClure
Roy H. Brothers
Harriet Mf. Gridb
Ewald Dangen
Mary
Vin Winkle
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Hannah Pendleton
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George M. Melvin
Barah A. Rociman
Edgar Vin O’daniel
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Termey
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Cathedral Madras
Hale Price
Madras
Sagony
Nenes
Us Oriental Printing
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Tonga
TLST
Heyvy
Universal Food Choppers
L. S. Ayres & Co
House
Babcock
Missouri
Taggart
Virginia
Ide
Jackson’s
Grocery CO
E. Warn
Rewa
Napsrove
Delaware
W. Washington
Bhelby
Masmachusette
Ave
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H. B. Meridian
Great-St
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L. A. Jackson
Curtis Guild, Jr
John B. Moran
Connecticut
James Wadsworth
Roosevelt
Kansas
Hed
Dnele
Joe
Cannon
President Belt
Minnesota
Job Democrat
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