Cleveland Wins Big in 262 Electoral Vote Victory
The Democratic landslide across states including New York Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and California is tallied with Cleveland poised to win at least 262 electoral votes while Harrison falls far short. Weaver gains a single electoral vote with several states declared for Democrats and party chairmen claiming expected majorities in Congress.
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Cleveland
Weaver
Mangas
New York
National Republican Committee
Harrison
Ohio
Harrity
Democratic Committee
Friends
Democratic State Committee of
California
Cincinnati
CiscinnAti
The
Commercial Gazette
Taylor
Illinois
Chicago
Cook County
Senate
Vilar
Clark County
Wisconsin
Bulwaukee
Peck
Millwaukes
Assembly
Frank Hiscock
Gilroy
New York City
Alabama
Bremingham
Ala
Reid
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Kansas
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Republican State Central Committee
San Francisco
Mass
Boston
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Globe, Democratic
Russell
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W.T
Bourrato
Wyo
Justice of the Peace
Wyoming
Ann Scally
Fort Kinnet
Johnson
Phagan
Virginia
Troumond
Democracy
L. M. Mering
Eli Brown
John Worrell
Cooper
Techhan
Texas
Nugent
Idaho
Pg. O. P
South Dakota
Oregon
Colorado
Delaware
Mutinous Prisoners at Douglas County Jail
Thirty inmates mutinied at the Douglas County jail in Omana Nebraska on Wednesday evening. Sheriff Bennett was away but arrived before the disturbance ended. They refused to enter cells, broke benches and windows, and efforts to smoke them out failed. Two water streams were then used to force surrender. prisoners claim mistreatment.
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Meke
Omana
Neb
Douglas County
Bennett
Death by suicide shocks Tioga county young woman
Corning N Y Nov 10 Special reports Miss Nina Deming an 18 year old from Tioga county Pennsylvania shot herself Wednesday evening in a case of unrequited love. The tragedy underscores a personal crisis among youths in the region.
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Corning
N. Y
Nina Deming
Tioga County
Unclear fragment hints at local clerical or trade listing
Fragmentary OCR hints at names and locations in Indiana and Pennsylvania trade or service listings. Details are unreadable, with misread names like Burnin and Unicer Specialist, making precise identification and summary infeasible.
The Two Managers The Former Never Made 2 false Po litical Prediction
Taggart a well known Indiana Democrat and Indiana state Democratic chairman, is praised for his genial manner and political skill. The article contrasts Taggart with Republican John K Gowdy, highlighting Gowdy’s Civil War service and steady leadership in Rush County and Rushville Graphic. It notes Taggart’s modest claims and speculates he may become Indianapolis postmaster while praising Gowdy as a shrewd campaign manager.
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South Carolina
Columbra
D. C
Holland
Anderson County
R.G. Carter
Jas
W. Earle
Columbus Green
Earle
Carter
Georgia
Thos. Taggart
State
Democratic Committee
Indiana
Tom
Congress
State Committee
Tom” Taggart
Sun
Taggart
Indianapolis
John K. Gowdy
Republican State Committee
Rush County
Goway
Jasper County
Rushville
Gowdy
Rushville Graphic
Ona Farm
Hao
Long Odds Stir Up Town Bets on Ohio Election
The piece recounts heavy betting across venues on Ohio’s political outcome with pool rooms and the Grand hotel syndicate profiting. Names include Joe Littler and Ed Dyers. Governor-elect Matthews is central, with a young woman in his household winning candy wagers as results favored Democrats.
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Tun Sun
Bert
Joe Littler
Billy Tron
Ed. Dyers Ie
Stonyave
Grand Hotel Syndicate
Ohio
Cleveland
Street Railway Strikes Continue Across Cities
Strikers halted streetcars in Cotusius O November 10 as an effort to move cars failed. A further attempt is planned for Thursday. In Coxumaos O the street cars were turned back Thursday morning despite police presence and a riot risk that could end in bloodshed.
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Cotusius
Coxumaos
Man Arrested for Assault on Woman inebriated
Leonard Rogers a 22 year old special policeman and employee of the Pontal uptown was arrested after Bridget Boyle 21 charged him with assault while she was under the influence of liquor.
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New York
Leonard Rogers
Pontal Uplon
Bridget Boyle
There Brer Hodson Choice and a Fair Prospect Meeting
A meeting of the State Mariners' Alliance in English's hotel discussed Hodson's pro Democratic letter. Delegates from across the state kept silent on purpose, but politics were in the air as Hodson faced potential removal for steering alliance votes toward the Democratic ticket. The group debated action against Hodson amid tension over party alignment.
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Go Einy
State Mariners’ Alliance
English’s
F.M. A
Tha
Cleveland
Marion
Eli Hodson
Madison County
Alliance
Anderson Democrat
P.M. DB. A
Hodson
SUN
Indiana
Democratic Party
What Won the Fight Fire Taril Say the Majority
A long political report details post election reactions and expert opinions on the Republican landslide. Leaders from Indiana discuss tariff policy, patronage, and labor stance as causes, while campaign coverage notes editors, candidates, and public sentiment across counties.
Elizabeth's Ban Acojone Court Orders $15 Be Paid
Margaret M. Tood and Mary Ann McLean filed a petition in Judge Bartholemew's court seeking $15 from the receiver of the old Indianapolis Savings Bank. They allege Elizabeth Apsey, a former domestic in their house for two years, saved $209.25 and died after dependent illness while her funds were used for support. The court granted the petition, ordering the receiver to pay the money.
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Margaret M. Tood
Mary Ann McLean
Sistera
Bartholomew’s Court
Indianapolis
Phescon
America
England
Miss Aspey
Elevator train guard falls from car at Eighteenth Street
A guard on an elevated train near Eighteenth Street fell from the car when a gate flew open as the train left the station at 6:50 AM. The crowded car prompted passengers to pull the alarm cord, stopping the train. The guard sustained severe bruising to his left arm and right hand.
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New York
Eighteenth St
Rumor Duke of Marlborough Dead by Own Hand
Lospon November 10. Reports claim the Duke of Marlborough, found dead Wednesday, died by his own action. He had married the widow of Louis Hammersly, whose millions he was spending.
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H Merriboroush
Lospon
Duke of Marlborough
Louis Hammersly
Ex-Congressman Geddes Dies in Mansfield at 68
Hon. Geo. W. Geddes died at his Mansfield home Wednesday night aged 68. He served four terms in Congress from 1878 to 1886 and was once the Democratic candidate for Ohio's supreme court.
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Creweland
Geo. W. Geddes
Mansfield
Congress
Supreme Court of Ohio
Murderer Keck Dies From Nervous Prostration
In Allentown Pennsylvania on November 10 1910 or 1911 a murderer named Keck died Thursday night from nervous prostration while under death sentence. The Torters could find no trace of poison.
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Allentown
Keck
Local Marriage Licenses and List of Names
A fragmented OCR shows many joint names with spouses or children and ages, followed by brief death entries and a few ailments. Among the scattered items are multiple marriage licenses listed: Sampson Whitworth to Jennie Rice, Alexander Atwood to Estella Miller, Ulyses L. Montgomery to Carrie E. Wiese.
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Brarus
Thes
Ida Roark
Geserge
Mora Adams
Latta Long
Joy
Katie Farrall
Alex
Anna Rodsched
Samuel
Rosa Friedman
Dennis
Katie Lyons
G. W
Rachal Miller
A. O
Annie Kimberlin
Chas
Annie Nelson
Jos
Jessie Rogers
John
Ida
Stéins
Elisha
Josephine Davis
George Wuisoon
Chesspeake St
Even Rowan
Hoyt Ave
Jennia Wheeler
Barthave
Paris Green
William Rosenbrocx
Virginia Ave
Ellestina Fries
Maud Brown
W. McCarty
Sampson Whitworth
Jennie Rice
Alexander Atwood
Estella Miller
Ulyses L. Montgomery
Carrie E. Wiese
Fire gutts Levy Bros printing house in Baltimore district
Levy Bros printing and lithograph establishment at 13 and 19 West Maryland street burned in the early Thursday fire. The blaze, rooted in the basement and shooting through the elevator shaft to the roof, caused about 40 000 dollars in damage to paper stock and presses. About 100 men were left idle. Insurance covers the loss. Origin undetermined but suspected to be spontaneous combustion of oil soaked waste and rags.
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Levy Bros
Maryland St
Grand Hotel
Losa
Elwood Tin Plate Mill Shuts Down After Poor Pose
Elwood Indiana November 19 The Elwood tin plate mill shut down Wednesday evening. Managers posted notices that all salaries would be paid to employees next Saturday. No cause was given for the suspension. It is reported the Diamond plate glass factory will close Saturday. Local laborers are in a state of great dejection.
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McKinlay
Gresham
Overmyer
Baldwin
Williamson
Foulke
Claude Matthews
Kentucky
Indiana
Phuracay
Judge Pollard
Carroll County
Shively
Mason J. Niblack
Ohio
Skentucky
State Committee of the People’s Party
Vincent
Br. Cummings
Nonconformist
Cleveland
Harrison
Marion County
Circuit Court Room
J.C. McCullough
Bob Emmett
Sheriff
Tu Sun
Thornley
Tim Sun
Holt
Beck
Simmeil
Elwood
Ind
Elwood Tin Plate
Diamond Plate Glass Factory
DePauw Women Vote Under Australian System in Harrison Win
In Greencastle Indiana on November 10, DePauw University women over 18 cast ballots under the Australian method. Regular tickets were used and stamped, yielding a Harrison lead of 53 votes. Arrests were made for irregular voting amid a calm weather outlook for Indianapolis area.
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DePauw
Greeeencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Harrison
How They Took It The 1890s election reflections headline
Attorney general Miller attributes Republican defeat to overconfidence and prosperity while President Harrison shows little public interest in returns. Wanamaker blames New York and Chicago's foreign element for Democratic gains. Senator Hill and Stevenson notes praise the Democratic victory and plan for policy control.
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Washindon
Miller
Harrison
Indiana
McKee
Boston
Abbany
N. Yi
David B. Hill
Cleveland
United States Senate
Stevenson
Thomas Taggart
Indiana State Democratic Committee
Shinereap
Cullom
Senate
House
McKinley
Bartenders, bonds and a snowbound trial in small town
In Antioch a trial follows election day mischief with McAlfee fined two dollars and costs per witness, totaling high. Abe McPeake and Frank Floyd failed to appear as bond forfeitures trigger warrants. Bryant Waldron faced liquor sales charges with a postponement and a plea to meet Coy. Snow falls across Illinois Indiana Missouri complicating travel. Twenty four Chinese detainees are jailed for deportation amid Chinese exclusion act enforcement with transfers planned to Frisco.
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Grants Coy
Buskirk
H. McAlfee
Antioch
McAllee
McAlfen
Abe McPeake
Frank Floyd
Floyd
McPeake
Merrill Moores
Wm. H. Ogden
Bryant Waldron
Sim Coy
Waldron
John Mere
Dermorr
Port Huron
Bay City
Flint
Detroit
Frisco
China
Blood Infection Cure Borseparila Sold Widely
Office desks at Williams Bidars advertise Aseny Borseparila as a cure that removes all infections of the blood. The product is marketed broadly by drug vendors.
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