Voting Mischief and Mayhem at a Harrisburg Borough Polls
Reporting from Indianapolis polling sites on Tuesday morning shows slow early voting on the North side and brisk turnout on the South side. Democrats push canvassing at Democratic county headquarters while Republicans scramble to get voters out. a clash ends with Bill Flynn punched in Ward 15 as Thomas McCarty defies removal from the Church Street polling place.
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Billy” Esmond
Republican County
Irish Hill
Emerald Heights
Ward 6
Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
McKinley
Bryan W. Yet Harding
Bill Flynn
Church St
Thomas McCarty
Money Demands Flood Political Halls
Report notes voters pressed for money in all directions as party managers claim schemes to obtain funds proliferate. Many visitors assert they uncovered fraud and sought funding to defeat it, though few inquiries yielded trust in the motives of callers.
Wild Report Claims Letterheads Circulated in West Indianapolis
Early forenoon a man brought Secretary Spooner at republican headquarters a claim that letters condemning Overstreet, printed on republican county committee letterheads, were circulated in West Indianapolis. Republicans doubted the tale. Chairman Sauley could not verify it. Congressman Overstreet called it hot air.
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Spooner
Republican
Overstreet
Republican County Committee
Indianapolis
Republican County
Sauley
Piery
Woman in Blue Demands Admission at Republican HQ
A woman described as wearing glasses and a long nose, dressed neatly, entered Republican county headquarters around 10 am and demanded admission to a room while managers sat nearby. She avoided giving her name and created a blue haze as she acted.
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Republican ‘Co Nty
Burglary Arrest of Snyder and Massner Linked to Massachusetts Ave Thefts
Police arrest Bua Snyder a youth known for selling popcorn on the North side and Tracey Massner for burglary and receiving stolen goods. Detectives Splan Wilson traced loot from multiple Massachusetts avenue shops including cloaks overcoats and groceries. Snyder waived examination and was sent to the grand jury. Massner’s case continues.
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Bua” Snyder
Massachusetts Ave
Tracey Massner
Snyder
Splan
Wilson
Park Theater
Isaac Efroymson
Massachusetts
J. ©. Colenbrander
G. J. Conrad
Compton & Rice
Asch
Alabama St
Louis Swartz
Tne
Massner
Nationwide Voting Under Way As States Elect Leaders
Voters across the United States participate in elections on Tuesday with fair to clear weather in most states. Congressmen are being chosen nationwide, except Oregon, Vermont and Maine, while many states hold governor, legislature, and state officer contests including New York, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Connecticut, and others.
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Alabama
New York State
Indiana
Washington
Oregon
Vermont
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Ilinois
Idaho
Michigan
Louisiana
Minnesota
Nonatana
Nebraska
Nevada
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Ohio
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Wsconsin
Massachusetts
Wyoming
Virginia
Utah
South Carolina
Rhode Island
North Dakota
North Carolina
South Dakota
Boston
Mass
Milwauckige
Wis
Scofield
Maria Teresa May Be Afloat After Cat Island Report
Washington Nevada report states the Maria Teresa may be ashore at Cat Island with telegraphed orders to the repair ship Vulcan and the wrecking tug Potomac to sail for the scene. Captain Mc Calla now commands the Vulcan in the search. the vessel was abandoned about 30 miles from Cat Island as storm winded toward it.
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Washington
Nev
Long
Navy Department
Maria Teresa
Cat Island
Vulcan
Norfolk
Fotomac
Santiago
Harris
Potomac
United States
Klondike venture ends as Marott deserts expedition
George P. Marott recounts a failed Alaska expedition with about 20 partners led by a Co operative mining association. Faulty contracts, delayed ships, rough Yukon travel, and loss of equipment plagued the voyage to St Michael and Holy Cross. Post office fees and predatory lake transporters added to the hardship. Benjamin F. Gresh remains with the group.
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George P. Marott
Klondike
SUN
Island Light
Holy Cross Mission
Yukon
St. Michael
Marott
Mr. Marott
Post Office
Forecast for Indianapolis And Vicinity
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and surrounding area for 86 hours ending 8 pm November 9. Colder conditions with clouds and showers, expect Tuesday night colder and cloudy on Wednesday. Early Tuesday readings show 50 at 7 am, 56 at noon, and 57 at 2 pm.
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Indianapolis
Moxie’s Vote Not Counted in Tuesday Contest
Rufus Moxie colored went to Minnie Walton's home at 335 Middle Street Monday afternoon thinking to be alone with her. He drew a knife and cut her arm before another man intervened. He was arrested and fined $2 and given 60 days by Acting Police Judge Rochford Tuesday.
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Rufus Moxie
Minnie Walton
Middle St
Miss Walton
Rochford
Pistol and a Stolen Basket Arrest Mentioned
Charles Murphy, colored, is in the work house for possessing a large revolver. He faces a fine of fine and costs to serve out for having a pistol in his pocket. Another arrest noted on Mooney night with the missing basket context.
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Charles Murphy
Mooney Night
Blood poisoning kills 14 year old in Dillsboro incident
Hoosier pointers report a 14 year old boy, son of Samuel Hayes, died from blood poisoning after a blow with a baseball in Dillsboro. In Tipton William Haggerman family escaped a burning home near Sharpsville. John D. Dickson, L. E. and W conductor, was ground to pieces under a train at Oxford. Carrie Swihart in Warsaw frightened into collapse by a rubber snake. Condition serious.
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Dillsboro
Samuel Hayes
Tipton
William Haggerman
Sharpsville
John D. Dickson
Oxford
Warsaw
Carrie Swihart
Holland's Case Continues Over False Pretense Charge
Edward Holland proprietor of an employment bureau at 36% W Washington St faced a continued charge in police court for obtaining money under false pretenses. Detectives aim to arrest others said to be involved in the scheme.
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Edward Holland
Washington St
Woman seeks legal separation after husband leaves
Linda Puilliem plans a legal separation as Claude Puilliem leaves. Thomas Wood, a colored man, arrested for stealing at the Oriental hotel, has the case continued in police court until Wednesday by Detectives Dugan and Morgan.
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Linda Puilliem
Claude
Thomas Wood
Dugan and
Morgan
Oriental Hotel
Latest Style Robes and Blankets Trial Run
Strawmyer and Nillus advertise a selection of robes blankets and accessories at 37 Monumentsplace. The notice promotes a pro bono smoke test and a cigar offer at a five local time slot.
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Strawmyer
Polls Open Amid Heavy Early Voting And Fraud Claims
New York reports a strong morning turnout as 200 officers stand by for possible trouble. Supt. McCullagh reveals a plot to violate naturalization laws with multiple arrests for alleged fraudulent papers and perjury. Roosevelt and Van Wyck campaigns noted with mixed bets and active polling across Nassau Oyster Bay and other cities.
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Roosevelt
Harry MccCaren
Jos. F. Carrell
Richard Croker
Leutenant
Fiftwave
van Wyck
Binghamton
Elmira
Poughkeepsie
Freeport
Buffalo
Nassau
Oyster Bay
McCullagh
Fagst
Republican weather favors big vote in Pennsylvania
Outlook from Pensy Harrisburg and Philadelphia reports clear skies and heavy turnout. Stone leads in Allegheny County with 20 000 plurality while Swallow faces sharp crosscurrents in Altoona Easton and Philadelphia where heavy cutting and trading are noted. Swallow expected strong in city yet Stone dominates in county results.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Easton
Swallow
Altoona
Allegheny County
Quay
S. C. Swallow
Pittsburg
Col. Stone
Judiciary
Weather Shortage Leaves Chicago Divided On Cloudy Tuesday
Much uneasiness grips Chicago as Tuesday's weather brought cloudy skies and brisk winds. The report notes unsettled conditions, with no clear relief in sight for residents and businesses.
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Chicago
Bribery Charge Shocks Dover Politician Parker Arrested
Joshua Parker a colored politician and former capital messenger was arrested in Dover on a charge of attempted bribery. Prosecuting witness Enos C. Hickey alleges Parker offered money to abstain from voting. Parker posted $800 bail.
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Dover
Del
Joshua Parker
Enos C. Hickey
Parker
President Votes in Canton and Light Cincinnati Ballot
Reports from Canton Ohio show a crowd at the polling place but no demonstrations for the president with his special train set to depart for Washington after 4 PM Tuesday. In Cincinnati rain-threatened, light voting and several arrests for illegal voting noted.
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van Wyck
New York
Augustus van Wyck
Brooklyn
Canton, CO
Washington
Weather and voter turnout report from Raleigh election day
Ideal weather prevailed across Raleigh and surrounding areas on Tuesday as workers participate in voting. The scene shows steady turnout with clear skies aiding the process and officials reporting smooth operations.
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Raleigh
N. C
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