Hearst Contests NYC Election Fraud Claim
William Hearst vows to challenge the mayoral result amid claims of fraud in New York City as McClellan leads by about 3,000 votes with many districts still uncounted. Jerome remains district attorney, while Tammany and allies lose several alderman seats but gain control in others.
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Boss Cox Out Ab Press Aseoulation
Fragmented OCR yields a early 20th century political brief. It notes precincts missing at 91, mentions Democrats leading county counts, mayoral race expectations, and Boss George H. Vox encouraging retirement from politics amid Roosevelt plurality.
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Democratic Legislation
Reform Sweeps Philadelphia and Pennsylvania in Victory
Reform forces swept Philadelphia and the state in a decisive political shift Tuesday. The City party led by 36,001 over the Republican machine. William F. Berry won state treasurer by a wide margin over Republican L. Plummer, signaling a strong anti-autocracy momentum and citizen empowerment.
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Townley Defeated in Amateur Gol Series
Republican at Chicago notes a sweep in Cook County as candidates for drainage rosters and judges are chosen. The report mentions a concert, weather setting, and strong implications from the press about election outcomes and party strength.
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City Births and Deaths in Aday Record
City births list multiple families with newborns including Webe Dearvorn Gilliam Rusted Hisebsuml and others. deaths note Votant Kirk and several residents.Marriages and building permits items follow with numerous names and addresses, noting permits for doubles, repairs, and new dwellings across multiple streets.
Evansville Democrat Triumphs in Local Mayor Race
Evansville Indiana mayoral contest ends with Democrat winning by a narrow margin over Republican rival. Democrats also claim city clerk and policy judge posts along with a slate of ten council seats across wards. Names include D. Boethe as mayor, Wintreys as clerk, and council members Hutchin, Walks, Eller, Hurtig, Lavo, Owen, Bender, Macer, Schmidt, Cleveland, and Belleville.
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Louis Bender
Thomas Macer
Edward Behmidt
Cleveland
Charles Belleville
Richmond Reform Victory in Local Mayoral Race
Democrat Dr. Richard Nlinger won the Richmond Indiana mayoral race, defeating Republican W. W. Zimmerman. This marked the first Democratic victory in 15 years, with council seats split among three wards. Schillinger allied with Republicans, while ministers and Tedmond women supported reform efforts.
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South Bend Fortunes Fogarty in Election Return
South Bend results show Edward J. Fogarty re-elected mayor by a small plurality. Feldman appears favored for police judge, Treguier (likely Wacharski) chosen for city clerk, with the overall outcome described as Democratic.
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Republicans Sweep Marion Election Victory Report
Marion Indiana voters elected Field W. Sweay for mayor and the Republican slate won decisive wins. Marshal WilhK will be the new city judge. John U. Wikun, Ely clerk, and William Wit Hama elected treasurer.
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Anderson is Republican in Tulare mayor race report
Special to the Sun from Anderson says John Uy Terhune led the Republican slate for mayor with a plurality around 400. The crowd also cheered the city judge city clerk and five councilmen in the Tulare election update.
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Fragmented notes from a late 19th century issue
The page mixes garbled bios and election results with scattered names and places. It mentions Marion and Chl o Matter, a mail carrier of 60 years fatally injured, and deaths near Warren. It reports San Francisco election chatter, Kearney Market crowds, and the Salt Lake City race between Gentiles and Mormons, noting Ber a Thompson’s likely win and Mormon votes for the American ticket.
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Albert Lave Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Albert Lave was found guilty of second degree murder in Lawrence Kansas for the death of fellow circus employee Merle Barnes who was killed by being thrown from a train. The verdict was delivered on Wednesday following the earlier charges.
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Roosevelt Pleased With Election Results Amid Reform Wins
Acclaims the reform surge after election night at the White House. Celebrates Jerome W. New York attorney general victory, Weaver's Philadelphia win, and Cleveland’s Cox machine defeat. Notes president’s lack of sympathy for southern political hats and hints Jerome’s rise in New York's department of taxation.
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Wheelbarrow Ride Sparks Political Row in Lincoln
Witnesses recount an unusual parade in which a man pushed another in a wheelbarrow through a Lincoln street amid taunts. The rider, W. Th. Caldwell, Roosewalter worker and president of the Journeymen Horseshoers' Union, denies favoring a contractor. The incident intersects with mayoral politics as Caldwell’s supporters link the stunt to city contracts. Signals point to Fusion defeat in Nebraska, with Charles B. Kelton winning the Republican nomination over Hastings.
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Theories About Food and a Few Related Facts
A period piece arguing about health fads and digestion. It mocks vegetarian theories and promotes meat as essential, citing ancient diets and recommending Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a solution to indigestion and dyspepsia. It emphasizes active digestive ingredients like pepsin and papain.
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Jolly crowd tracks early returns in Bookwalter race
In a Republican room near polls the crowd watched returns as Bookwalter led early. Party workers and figures like Senator Hormer and James McNulty observed the totals and discussed likely margins while cheering when favorable indications appeared.
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Fire Toll Grim As Rooming House Burns in Missouri
A rooming house fire in a Missouri city on Wednesday morning caused the death of an unidentified man and injuries to two others. A third occupant escaped by jumping from a window. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigators started work at the scene.
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Postum Cereal Claim Sees Coffee Drinkers Turn From Tea
A reader from Battle Creek, Mich reports that switching from coffee to Postum Cereal cured her husband’s dyspepsia and improved her own health. The letter praises Postum’s health benefits, mentions the book The Road to Wellville, and cites a preference shift away from coffee and tea toward the new beverage.
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Election Confusion Persists In News Office Coverage
The Newna campaign remained tight until the end with false election tallies from early evening. Bookwalter forced a concession as Holtzman gained over the Democratic poll, while News staff misled callers about the facts. The public largely remained unaware of shifts in the count.
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Beveridge Receives Widespread Indiana Congratulation
Senator Albert J. Beveridge drew many telegrams from across Indiana on Wednesday congratulating him on the Republican victory in Indianapolis. He actively supported the campaign and his speech at Engilan’s Opera House energized Republican enthusiasm and helped unite the party for the capital city.
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Mayor Tom L. Johnson Re-elected In Cleveland Mayor Race
Cleveland returns Tom L. Johnson to the mayoralty by a large plurality nearly 12000. W Stage loses probate judge bid to Republican Alexander Hadden. Pattison wins county race by about TiS amid Democratic ticket sweep with minor exception.
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Alexander Hadden
Tom L. Johnson
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Last Day of Show Ends With Final Orchestra Note
The final show promises a strong close with The Rounds Lado Orchestra highlighted as a feature. Attendance has been steady with exhibitors satisfied, and the program will conclude with top acts and awards for pony and trap and other pandiums.
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