New York Election Results Hint at Democratic Victory
The Democratic ticket led by Lewis Chanler for lieutenant governor appears favored as county canvasses prepare to record votes. Reports show police tallies favor Democrats, with Hearst losses noted, while Hughes supporters wagered heavily on victories, and Charles E. Hughes departed New York for respite after the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRine Freas
New York
Down
Hearsts
Democratis
Ness Associathine
Lewis B. Chanler
Piel
London press links New York vote to anti trust mood
London papers interpret the New York election as a reaction against concentrated power of trusts. They credit Hearst's strength to public exasperation and expect Roosevelt to push stronger anti trust action. The Morning Post Telegraph Daily Mail and Times frame the vote as signaling demand for decisive measures against trusts.
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Scripps-McRacrene
London
New York
Hearst
Morning Post
Telegraph
Roosevelt
Daily Mail
the Times
Hoosier Congressmen and Vote Totals Listed
Indiana congressmen elected by plurality are named with party and vote counts. John M. Foster leads Republicans with 1,500 votes. John C. Chaney 2,500. W. F. Cox 900. Lincoln Dixon Holliday 2,700. Wathorn 16,500. Overstreet 700. A. T. Ade 0. Charles Evans 2,700. Crumpacken 5,000. George Rauch 700. C van Welk 056. A Le Brick 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
John C. Chaney
Republicam
W. F. Cox
Kourih Lincoln Dixon
Tenth
Crumpacken
George Rauch
Densvrat
Whelsh
C. van
le Brick
Nepublican
Gillrams
Renuhli
Pansey Former Police Patrolman Dies After Illness
James Pansey longtime police patrolman dies Thursday after a two year illness. Retired on a police pension after 14 years of faithful service, he leaves a widow and an adapted child. Born in 185%, Pansey joined the force March 1, itt. Former associates will arrange the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pansey
Pansey
Trampled to Death in Wagon Accident Near Wrightal
Samuel McIntyre, 54, fell from a wagon in a late Wednesday incident near Wrightal while returning home. The wagon wheel passed over him, blocking him under the horses Frank McGraw and J. E. Spilimas assisted, but he died before reaching hospital. McIntyre, of 222 Waedlawnae, leaves a widow and five children.
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Samuel McIntyre
Mr McIntyre
Wrightal
Tun Wan
McIntyre Waa
Frank McGraw
J. E. Spilimas
Mani
Oom
Melntyre
Dancer
Wilson & Son
Shelbyst
McMintyre
Civil Service Open Examinations Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announces exams to fill two government posts. A psychologist vacancy at the Government Hospital for the Insane in Washington DC offers $1400 yearly. A preparator of fossils position in the Geological Survey, Interior Department, pays $7 monthly. For details contact H. K. Milhouse at the Federal Building in Indianapolis.
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United States Nvil Service Commission
Government Hospital For the Insane
Washington, DC
Mla
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
H. K. Milhouse
Federal Building
Indianapolis
Increased Wages At Standard Oil Refineries In Franklin
The Standard Oil Company announced wage increases for employees at the Galena signals and Belinse refineries in Franklin. The percentage rise was modest, benefiting about a portion of the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Meitae Creme Avanciation
Pranklin
Standard Oil Company
Galena
Belinse
Depew to Return to Senate Seat in November Move
Senator Chauncey M. Depew plans to move to a large New York home on November 18 after a season at Ardsley. He intends to depart for Washington and be in his seat when the United States Senate convenes.
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Crean Association
New York
Chawncay M. Depew
Ardsley
Big Ton House
Washington
United States Senate
Foes of Hanly Strike at Reform Legislation in Indiana
The Republican party claims a sizable lower-house majority in the Indiana legislature, with 48 Democrats and 4 Republicans pending, while the Senate shows a 24 to 18 Republican edge. Gov. Hanly and the state central committee faced a tense day awaiting certified results, as the post election landscape signals a hard fought session over reform measures. The list of 18 senators-elect includes figures from Indianapolis, Vincennes, New Albany, and other counties, with party splits noted in multiple districts.
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House
Hanly
State Central Committee
Givat
Burthammen
Ulake
Newton
Tenton
War
Lawrence
Usarion
Carroll
Howard Martina
Milam
Hamilton
Harrisety
Uwayne
Iocsnen Od
Hendereks Vivayne
FaviUoenry - Vettens
Howard UwWwhite
Janper
Shintington Itimeeanre
Montgomery
Bosetuska
Linne
Ripley Indan
Whittaporte
Porley
Orange and Steuben
Dubai
Pike
Gane
Lem
Stendal
I Kikhart
Ayron S. Zook
Goanen
Cand
Elisha A. Baker Key
Fikwart, Fayett
Wayne—Rienerd
Hiltote Ehep
Conneraville
Fiasd
M. C 'Shornten
Neni
New Atv Barns Feuhtain
Dan A. Reed
Arua
Franklin Amt Unione'l
BH. Barkley
Lavin
Ibson
Luther Henson
Prince
Republican State Rentral Committee
Grant—Gua
Condo
Marion
Rademaker
Dem
Fred Sim
Grant
Blackford
Dheming
Hagrrora
Ahant
Horace G
Tipton
Alveas
Hancock
Harry G. Birlckland
Ee P. Louden
Hanna
Mnich
Gilhams
Marion B. Stutts
John J. Chaney
Ehiall Majorinire
A. Humtington
Thomas Henin
Battleship on Which Teddy Sailed to Panama Bay
A long list of Indiana candidates and party leaders across counties and cities outlines the campaign map. Republican and Democrat contests appear in a dense roster for congressional districts.
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Teddy
Panama
James R Garfield Cabinet Member Resigns From Cabinet
James A Garfield of Checotah Oklahoma son of the late president James A Garfield will enter President Roosevelt’s cabinet next March as Interior Secretary Ethan Allen Hitchcock has retired after nearly twenty years of service The cabinet will be replaced by H Knox Smith as commissioner of corporations and new assistant commissioner of corporations replaces Hitchcock's position.
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Washington, Noy
James i Garfield
Checetnd
James A. Garett
Menseverin
Atha Allen
St. Tanta
Ronsevelt
Garfield
Advance in Wages For 30M Men In Pennsylvania Lines
About 30 million workers in the Pennsylvania rail system were informed Wednesday of a 19 percent wage advance. The rise applies to those earning up to $209 a month, with notices posted at various points across the state’s railway offices. The action was taken at a Pennsylvania lines board meeting.
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Tantana Patls
Pennsylvania
Sirector Ee
Kentucky Shooting Tragedy Leaves Man Dead in Magonny County
In Lexington Kentucky a violent incident left one man dead and several others seriously wounded during a desperate altercation near the Neart Lay Nero Howard Mine area. The dead man was named Phy George Whinan. Howard, a relative of Nera Howard and Jack Pink, was also wounded. Nera Howard is reportedly gravely injured.
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Seringa
Ant Wiemannie
Jack Pink
Incline
Nera Howard
Gad
Metzger Trial Set For Assault Charge Involving Farrington
Chief of Police Robert Metzger faces trial after the grand jury indicted him on an assault charge related to an incident with John H. Farrington. Judge Alford set the trial date for November as witnesses were provided. Farrington had sued for damages, and the case remains pending.
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Robert A Vieger
John H. Farrington
Alford
Criminal Court
Metzger
Rome
Young Farrington
Farrington
Cummins Re-elected By Plurality In Des Moines Race
Cummins by ten thousand votes in Des Moines election, Scripps-Meline Drees Association reports his third term win. The result was in doubt for 24 hours due to heavy Democratic gains, with at least some doubt about turnout and possible shifts in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Meline Drees Association
Des Moines
Nev
Gaw
Paris Divorce Case Sees 800000 Debts Cited
In Paris Nevada a French court hearing on Countess Anna De Sasteflane and her husband Count Bonn revealed creditors claim personal debts totaling at least 800000 francs. A verdict is expected next Thursday without a formal trial in Paris, with documentary evidence to be considered and no public revelation of Bonn’s companions in his Hagana.
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McRae
Paris
Anna de Sasteflane
Tian
Bent
Hagana
Ang Pegun
M. Millerami
Dent
M. Tinting
Rants
Anandal Offalte
Ware
Fandts
M. Ruanett
Bon Bas
Malan Tiadieres
Marquis de Cantellane
Faut
Parig
Marquis da Castellane
Wiltig
SL. Bennett
Helmirde
MS. Houmett
Bonte Flebts
Topreredtigg
Phe
Batis Minaton
Ub Castelisnes
Honnett
Countess Autas
Antiats
Boni
Hinnett
Tim
America
Pan Bom
United States
Extradition case in London prosecutor questions German murder charge
Attorney Karl Stau of Washington, D C, faces extradition proceedings in a London peace court charged with murdering his mother in law in Germany. He pleads innocence and asks for return to Germany. Magistrate remands him for further hearing as funds are to support his wife and child in London. A fatal gas explosion in Buffalo, New York, wakes Catherine Keener, 21, after a gas odor prompts investigation. The resulting blast blows out a side of the house.
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Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
London
Noy
Karl Stau
Washington, D. C
Germany
Stan
J Mife
Child
Notipon-Meline Preme Association
Buffalo
N. Fi
Katherine Keener
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Ieved
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Pire State
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Peta
Hughes
Feonte
Imoney
Hoosier
Indiana
John MH. Foster
Repubi Vam
Civil Service
Depew
Pindar
Rational Biscuit Company
National Biscuit Company
Publican Administration
Renate
Blichad Alvert
Beardaley
Itkhart
Vipo
Alexander G. Cavina
Terre Heure
F Laporte
St Joseph
Daniel
Crumpacker
Weatvile
Vanderburs
Edgar Durra
Fransville
Carroll and Clichton
John O. Farber
Frankfort Lagrange and
Noble
Sidney' K
Marvin—Charles
Roemler
Fulton
Wabanh
Rame C. Ephine Por
Rochester
Dekalb
Steuben
Thomas T. Rel Wire
Ashley
Clay
Vigo
Ralph W. Moss
Brazil
Jahnson
Shelby
Fort Black
Denis
Franklin
Adama and
Allen
John W. Tyndall
Decatur
Posey and Gibson
William Gomermann
Mt. Vernon
Vanderburg
Spencer and Warrick
Clamor Pelzer
Boonville
Daviess and Pike
Hzra Matlings
Dubois, Crawford and Ferry
John Benz
Leavenworth
Floyd
Morrison
E. B. Stotsenburg
New Albany
Lawrence, Martin and Grange
Henry P. Pearson
Bedford
Knox and
A. Cox
Wayne
Union
Beacon
Kirkman
Richmond
Montgomery and Parke
George
Hanne
Waveland
Benton and Tippecanoe
Willm
Wood
Lefayatts
Madson
Menry
George D. Fe
Newcastle
A. T. Parker
Fort Wayn Willams
Wellaemo
Fort Waynes
William Prevuenteneent
Fort Wayne
Bartholomew
Jona W. Morgan
Columbus
Lenton
Oxford
Boone
Henry Steks
Lebanon
Carroll, Howard
Miami
Anartes
E. Seholl
Camaen
Cars
Charles W. Kieckner
Sansport
Cass and Fulton
George Hmentscnir
Clark—Burdette
Luts
Bem
Vettersonvalle
Clark
Washington—K
Brown
Salem Clay
Beecher Frump
Bowling i Green
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Spencer, Citmon
J. Parke Manaway
Carfax
Crawford and
Perry
Tellcine
Painess
Thomas Bo Stimp
Wahington
Dearborn
Vietor Gaerting
Lamrenpeburs
Deemur
Welsh Wood
Eps
Greensburg
Tlokall Turner We
Rinainy
Uence
Butler
Delaware
Oiver Carmiechner
Meantie Pitch
Rani
Ter
Femple
A Jay—James McKinney
Redkay, Jenerson
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
Johnson
George White
Frank
Knox-James Garrard
Vine Cehnes
Kosciusko
Jesse E. Eschbach
Warsaw
Tuntington
Whitley
Newton F. Watson
Columbia City
Lagrange
Btrubek
Luman K. Babroek
Topeka
Lake
Edward Simon
Hobart Lake
Schuyler C. Dever
von Laporte
John B. Faulkner
Denn
Michigan City
Laporte
Porter
Guy —Greigar
Hep
Lawrencesfohn HK
Edwarda
Mitchell
Madleon
Lou Stevens
Anderson
Andrew Behymer
Elwood
C.K. McCuilough
Marlon
Jamesa A. Norwood
Southport
Frank C. Olive
Conrad Keller
Thomas A. Dally
James M. Billingsley
John W. Bowley
John Weaver
John Volschtep
Indiangpolla
Marshall
Daniel McDonald
Plymouth
David B. Hostetler
Roachdale
Randolph
Milex J. Furnace
Winchester
Ripley
L. Z
Gibson and Knox
Charles O. Batzell
Princeton
Frank Hay Bem
John, Joyce
Terre Haute
Vermilien
D. C
John Burny Idem
Manihester
White
Jasper
Meeker Tera
Monticelin
Tipperanne
Franly Simison
Roney
Vandertungi
Sehryeder Hepamd
Jotin G. Dette
Evanisvilie
Louisiana
Sims
James R. Garfield
Secretary OF the Interior
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Iowa
Accumbiing
P. Mullally
Sad Jaweler
Monument Pisce
Bonn
M Ponrell
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