Election Results Show Mixed State Outcomes Across the Nation
The report lists state by state results with Democrats carrying Kentucky and Virginia, Republicans winning Iowa and Nebraska, Massachusetts and Ohio margins noted, Rhode Island and Greater New York showing Republican and fusion outcomes, and various other minor totals. It notes Maryland and Utah unclear in parts, while Sac Prowersen, New Jersey, and E. E. Schmidt appear in local references.
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Kentucky
Iowa
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Greater
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Utah
Maryland
Nebraska
Ohio
Foraker
Senate
E. E. Schmidt
Sac Prowersen
New Jersey
Overmyer Nominated for Governor by Topeka Capital
The Topeka Capital backs David Overmyer for governor on the Democratic ticket claiming Populists would accept him. The Populists doubt his reliability citing past reversals on Morrill silver policy and Hill presidential support, and say the real Populists won’t back him. The paper urges defeating any such candidate.
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Topeka
David Overmyer
Capital
Kansas
Overmyer
Lewelling
E. N. Morrill
Kansas City
David I. Hill
Ami
Aiailor
Printers' Union Victory at Leavenworth Times
The Leavenworth Times and its rival The Standard owned by D. K. Anthony faced a printers strike after twenty five years of stake driven leadership. Faced with boycott pressure on advertisers Anthony agreed to unionize both papers completing a victory for the union and ending the conflict.
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D. K. Anthony
Leavenworth Times
Les
Anthony
The
Times
the Standard
Standard
Sinkers
Tammany Defeated In Greater New York Mayor Vote
Tammany was defeated as a political organization in New York City. Seth Low, the fusion candidate backed by Republicans and anti-Tammany Democrats, was elected Mayor of Greater New York today. The piece notes disapproval of Tammany and Platt factions and comments on broader national political tactics.
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Lalien
Het Grat
Waterloo
Seth Low
Greater New York
Smallpox Epidemic Fears Rise in Anderson County
Official sources warn of over 400 virulent smallpox cases in Anderson County and the danger of an epidemic. The location of the lingering Anderson case remains unknown.
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Ierm
Angerson County
Anderson
Great Britars Faces Allied Shuffle in Global Rift
In a sweeping lament, Great Britars complains that all nations except the United States have deserted her, condemning the world’s drift as injurious to prudent policy and lamenting American actions as contrary to rational leadership.
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United States
Burien’s Threat to Expose Jameson Secret History
Burien vows to reveal a hidden Jameson history that could cast prominent English figures in an unfavorable light, stirring public fury and prompting debate over the potential consequences for those named.
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Burien
Wan
Jameson Rich
Populists Should Go Slow Says Concordia Writer
Gomer Davies of Concordia argues Populists should not rush into the Democratic party while Bryan remains a focal point. He warns the Democracy of Croker and others differs from Bryan and cautions against joining before the Bryan versus Tammany struggle settles. He sees little room in the Democratic party for Populists during this phase.
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Gomer Davies
Concordia
People’s Party
Democratic Party
Bryan
Croker
Gorman
Mclean
Hill
Mr. Bryan
Tammany
Thas
Tgar
Socialism and Anarchy Debate Across Papers
A Wayland Monthly October number cites Republican and Democratic sources arguing Socialism and Anarchy are distinct. Quotes from City Times and others define Socialism as societal study and reform via law, while anarchists seek total individual control. The debate touches on poverty, monopoly, and government ownership of railroads amid broader calls for reform.
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Wayland
Ceolgosz
Kmeny City Times
Cienga Tribune
Key Hughes
MB Canrel
Philayosntin
Argum
Czolgosz
Standard Oil Company
Free trade condemned as ruinous to industry and labor
The speaker declares free trade a scheme to impoverish the nation and asserts that men who love the republic will denounce dignitaries in power for their alleged evils.
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Republic
Li Hung Chang Dies After Long Illness
Li Hung Chang China’s great statesman dies after a long illness. He virtually ruled the empire and his death marks a profound loss for China and the world.
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Li Hung Chang
China
Dividend Declared by Tet Standard Oil Company
Tet Standard Oil Company declares a dividend of eight dollars per share payable December 16, totaling forty eight dollars per share for the calendar year, matching last year’s payout as London dispatches note English relief at U S Republican victories. Jon G. Mcléiroy, former court of appeals judge, dies at Cripple Creek on the 5th. Two more regiments of troops prepare to leave for the Philippines.
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Tet Standard Oil Company
The New Ballot Law and Populist Backlash Explodes
A noisy critique rails at the Republicans for a ballot reform aimed to fool voters. It cites Jackson Township where 111 votes were cast with 43 Populists and 12 Republicans counted and errors blamed on Republican ballots. The piece mocks the law as a failure and predicts further clashes as lawmakers reevaluate reforms.
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Jackson Toownship
Multiple marriage licenses issued in small town notices
Judge Higgins granted licenses to Thomas Shacknessy and Miss Catherine Agnew of West Phaliy for a Catholic ceremony officiated by Father Reddeker. Another license was issued to Win Meae and Miss Ella Welkh of Harris for a ceremony next Wednesday at Emerala Church with Father Hurley as officiant. A third license went to Nel Zinter and Miss Lula Paulding of Sycamore Rascal for a ceremony in rushing, with Judge Higgins performing. Additional licenses were issued to L Dave Klis Mound and Miss Ace Hawley of Nenia TM, and to Aldridge and Miss Da M Woods of Amiersen county. Mike Tolle Hollingshead mentioned in a brief line about Topeka.
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Simplio
Higgins
Thos. Shacknessy
Misa
Catherine Agnew
Westphaliy
Catholic Church
Pather Reddeker
Win Meee
Greenridge
Ella Welkh
Harris
Emerala
Father Hurley
Jenel Zinter
Sycamore
Lula M Paulding
Rushing
Kate
Higacins
Iy L
Dave Klis Mound
Ace Hawley
Nenia
Aldrige
da M. Woods
Amiersen County
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Philippines
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Walter Kelsey
Greeley
Sheldon
Minneapolis
Kan
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T. B. Kelsey
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Tiuwe Heen
Frank Martin
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Dennis Kay
Tug Heen
Grandia Wing
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Fred Blum
Katie
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Maggie Tush
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Lrouher
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