Great Landslide Strikes Illinois in 1900 Elections
Illinois voters deliver a sweeping Republican victory with Cook County producing a full Democratic slate including judges. Republicans gain several U.S. House seats nationwide while Democrats claim Cook County plurality estimates. Incumbents hold most state offices as district races tilt toward Republicans in Illinois and nationwide.
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Chicago
Cook County
Superior Court
National House
Silinoia
Gans
Hooper Leads Tennessee Governor Race By 16,000 Margin
In Tennessee at Memphis on November 10 partial returns show D. W. Hooper, Republican, elected governor by at least 16,000. His opponent, Robert L. Taylor, U S senator known as Fiddling Bob, trails and may retain his Senate seat.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Francis G. Blair
University of Wimnole
Mra
Mary K. Husey
W. J. Abbott
Otis W. Holt
Sangamon County
Ottawa
Lee O'Neil Browne
Robert Wilwon
Bob
Dudley Grant
West
Chicago
John Broderick Wos
Emphis
Tenn
D. W. Hooper
Major
Robert L. Taylor
Taylor
United States Senate
Missing Arcadian Abandoned After 22 Days at Sea
The steamship Arcadian with a crew of thirty five aboard is reported missing off San Juan F.A. after leaving New Orleans on October 1. The New York and Porto Rico Company has given up hope of finding the vessel and its fate remains uncertain.
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New York
Arcadian
San Juan
F. A
New York & Porto Rico Company
New Orleans
Official Returns Show Results by County Officials and Parties
Official election returns list county officials including Henry L Hoffmeister J Ed Sechmuke for Clerk and other posts with vote totals for Supreme Judge C Brown John Kennish Henry C Timmonds Superintendent Schools M Evans Howard A Gass and Warehouse Commissioner Frank A Wightman plus ballots by party Republican Nathan Frank Democratic Sterling Price Prohibition figures and wet dry tallies for the amendment.
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Oh C. Brown
James B. Gantt
John Kennish
Sistas
Ros Henry C. Timmonds
M. P. Evans
Howard A. Gass
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Senet Ae
Frank A. Wightman
KY T. M. Bradbury
Judge Court of Appeals
Henrys. Caulfield
Charles W. Bates
Congress
Charles A. Crow
Jos
J. Russell
John A. Snider
Charles B. Faris
Nelagito
Herman Rabieh
A. Vandivort
Martin L. Haupt
Leon J. Albert
L. BE. Kies
Will Hirsch
Edward D. Hays
H. BE
Alexander
Fea
Aed
Atte Wr
Iyelits
SLOSS
Nathan Frank
Albert KE. L. Gardner
John Peter Hufnagel
John C. McKinley
Jacob Frederick Schimitter
Breckenridge
Wmn
Brice Cumberland
David R. Francis
James A. Reed
Joseph Dritt Showalter
Notice to Taxpayers for 1910 Cape Girardeau County
Clarence L. Grant, Cape Girardeau County Collector, schedules tax collection stops at towns from November 9 to December 7 1910 with dates, places and reminders that unpaid taxes may lead to seizure of property. Taxpayers urged to pay at offices before final deadline in Jackson.
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Jackson
Clarence L. Grant
Cape Girardeau County
Pinal Settlement Notice for Glover Thirris Estate
Notice is given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Glover Thirris deceased that the undersigned intends to make final settlement of the estate at the probate court in Cape Girardeau County Missouri at Jackson on November 10. Heera Pawee, Administratrix
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Glover Thirris
Bat I
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Jackson
Hheera Pawee
Adnitoistontris
Democrats sweep New York victory reshapes state power
New York returns emphasize complete Democratic victory. For the first time since 1894 Democrats will run all state departments. They flip the legislature from a Republican joint majority of 60 to a Democratic 25 and gain ten Congress seats. A Democratic senator is assured, replacing Chauncey M. Depew. The new delegation stands 22 Democrats and 15 Republicans, against the current 25 Republicans and 12 Democrats. Except Dix, the ticket won by about 60,000 plurality. Other notes report Missouri votes for prohibition, voting-machine issues in Indiana, early Iowa turnout for good roads, and a St. Louis clerk’s mental decline after election strain.
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Danville
Elgcteenth Congression
Cannon
Republican National Congressional
William H. McKinley
National Congressional
Cook County
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Dix
William W. Cocks
Roosevelt
Martin W. Littleton
Herman
Missouri
Massachusetts
Muncie
Ind
Iowa
William Lee
St. Louis
Harmon Victor in Ohio landslide for Democrats
Democratic State Chairman Nichola said returns indicate a landslide for the party in Ohio with a margin near 100000. The ticket won includes Governor Judson Harmon and several key offices, while Republican concede defeat. Democratic congressman from the Fourth district was elected.
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Columbus
Nichola
David B Hays Attorney at Law West Side Public Square
An attorney named David B. Hays lists office on the west side of Public Square with a telephone contact. The heading resembles a legal notice card likely from a local newspaper directory. The entry provides name title and location details without additional case information or dates.
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Ore
Public Square
Telephone
Notice to Contractors for Jail Building Tear Down
Proposals will be received by the county for tearing down and removing the old county jail building in Jackson from the public square. Bids due by noon on Monday November Wth. Bid options include removing all material or wrecking the structure with materials remaining county property. Bids opened by the county court. right to reject all bids. Fred Goyert County Clerk.
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Noilce
Mio
Dackson
Fred. Goyert
Cowoty
Stubbs Wins in Kansas Governor Race Narrowly
Topeka November 10 Gov W R Stubbs Republican appears elected to succeed Dimself but with a reduced majority over George Hodges. Stubbs trails in Topeka while six of eight Republican congressmen seem set to win. The unsettled districts are the Third and Sixth where Campbell and Young oppose Henderson Martin and Frank Rockefeller.
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Topeka
Ren
W.R. Stubbs
Dimself
George Hodges
Stubbs
Tfird
P. P Campbell
J. D. Young
Henderson Martin
Frank Rockefeller
Woman found dead in East New York room prompts search
Discovery of Mrs. J. P. Phillipa of Brooklyn in a room at the Enfield house East New York leads police to seek her companion listed as J. H. Walters and wife of New York. The woman shows throat and arm injuries with a chair and bureau damaged in the room.
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New York
J. P. Phillipa
Brooklyn
Enfield House
J. H. Waltera
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Sechmuke County
Frederick Goyert
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David B. Hays
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