Journal Notes Mixed Volume of Oddities and Arts
A fragmented column compiles scattered notes on court notices, literary letters from Dumas and Doman, a London vicar’s holiday wish, a meteor in British Central Africa, gas collectors with bright vests, tea value claims, and assorted curiosities from Chicago and Glasgow with speculative science, fashion gossip, and small-town anecdotes.
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British Central Africa
Molba
Ab Luant
Ohio Vote Tale of Turbulent Returns in 1900 Balloting
Ohio returns show a heated gubernatorial race with McLean Fusion ticket leading in Hamilton and Franklin counties while Nash supporters claim gains across Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo. Early tallies indicate a Republican edge statewide though final results remain unsettled as precinct figures come in.
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York
Sigiuol Jones
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Democrats
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Cincinnnati
Cleveland
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Dudge
Nash
Associated Presk Ao
Mee McLean
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Naling i
Franklin County
Buch
Governor Oil
Jones Huet
Indre
Hun
Cincinnat
Toledo
Natas
Bormer
McLenni
Tikewle
Hamillton County
Lucas County
Cuyahoga
Lhaniton County
Hamilton County
Mian
McLean
Cincinnati
Times- Star Extra
Fusion
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Legrama
Jones
Haya
Seward
Fie Aing
Hamilton
Cuyuioga
Teas
W. Aye Taylor
Mikey Nash
Colimbis
Bushnell
Clark County
Xephphean
Banner County
Cincinnatt
Molen
Jonen
Poledo
McLenny
Republican
Tammany Triumph Wins City Ticket By Fifty Thousand
New York reports Tammany claims a 50 000 plurality for the city ticket and defeats Assemblyman Mager by 800. The city used the Standard voting machine yesterday for the first time and achieved all expected results, with city results known forty five minutes after polls closed.
Election Returns Show Republicans Gain Across Districts
Fragmented text reports Republican gains in several offices and districts. It notes Republicans winning district attorney in one county by about 10 000, county auditor by 7 000, and re election of certain judges. Major city race mentions Mayor Cr Croker Democrat leading by about 2 000 in New York.
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Ayrep
Republidhan
Thome Penney
John Wy Neff
Hettick
F. J. Hooker
C. White
Supreme Court
Eighth Judicial District
Jarge Moe Joritien
New York
Simouse
N.Y
Qnbo
Tithard Croker
Bronx
G. Noohester
Rocheater
Calinty
Ilkely
Peer Eary
Rony
Egan
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Colman
Menno
Cuat
Fuston
Olivet
Cualoudi
Mound City
Campbell County
Armour
du Nor
St. Lawrence
Keo Meighta
Photana
DeSmnet
Wingebury County
U. S
Deadwood
F. C. "Tucker
Thin City
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Tapioca
Maryland and Virginia Returns Show Democratic Wins
Maryland reports Governor elect John Walter Smith Democrat by about a thousand votes with a turnout near 50,000. Officials caution counts may adjust slightly. statewide results hint at a Democratic edge amid a likely close contest for a judiciary amendment. In Virginia, the Richmond results indicate a strong Democratic victory in the face of competitive third party candidates and a tight statewide race.
Tom Reed's Successor Elected in Maine's District
Amos L. Allen won the Maine district's congressional race on Nov 7 by over 4,699 votes against Democrat Lanier McKinney. The result, in York County Dayton's tally due tomorrow, shows Allen leading with a 45 percent majority amid Prohibition vote effects.
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Missy
Omocmde
Amos L. Allen
Portland
Amon J. Allen
Miret
Maine
Lanier Ee. Mckinney
Dayton
York County
Allen
Meed
Reed
McKinnay
Canalidite
Reagan
oMoelat
Ier
Jenn Thar
Cohmremman
Speaker Hood
Thorn in England's Side as Boer War Reverberates
War correspondence from Nov 7 reports English dissent in Britain over intervention in Transvaal. Proponents warn of a “hell on earth” if Britain conquers the Transvaal. critics fear renewed Ireland unrest and European powers' inaction. Evacuations of mining camps and residences near Johannesburg illustrate dramatic wartime shifts. President Kruger’s role cited as dragging Orange Free State into conflict, sparking broader Dutch republic fears.
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Tondun
Ero Bennett Rurleleh
JY Tonflou Daily Telegraph
England
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Ireland
London
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Johannesburg
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Hue
Nrueger Netoninhos
Steyr
Souit Africa
Rey Speeth
Krueger
Orange Free States
Jose
Gale
Jowa Gives A Large Republican Majority
Partial returns from Iowa precincts show a large Republican gain as Governor Shaw leads White in Des Moines and other counties. Early tallies indicate Republicans may win a majority of lower house seats and statewide offices, with high voter turnout and strong GOP performance across multiple counties.
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Republic
Iowa
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Scott County
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Holland's Boat a Success Test in Peconic Bay
New York reports John P. Holland achieved a successful test of his submarine torpedo in Peconic Bay yesterday. Rear Admiral Rogers Commander Emory and Chas. H. Rollicker congratulated Holland, who cried tears of joy after twenty five years of effort.
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Peconic Bay
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Chas. H. Rollicker
Naval
Washington
Capps
John P. Holland
French Vessel Lost Report From Kurdistan Voyage
Captain Little of the steamship Kurdistan reports from near South Atlantic that the French steamship Madeline, which left Valparaiso last August, is believed lost. Information gathered at Kurdistan's station suggests the Madeline was near the entrance to the strait when captured by Patagonian forces.
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Hobart Growing Weaker Says Vice President In Critical Condition
In Paterson New Jersey November report Dr Newton at six this evening said vice president Hobart was growing weaker with periods of restlessness and little nourishment. The doctor warned that his heart was weakening gradually and could not say how long he might live.
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Paterson
N. J
Tobart
Newton
Ling
German Arbitration Denial on Samayinl Question
Berlin in semi official statement denies knowledge of any plan by Russia France or Spain in the Trinavdal dispute. The German government says no plans have been presented to them and they have not rejected any proposals, maintaining neutrality in the mediation effort.
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Kempomein
Berlin
T.rogurling
Therfore
Goebel Defeated in Blue Grass State
Cincinnati and Kentucky voting returns show Goebel defeated for Kentucky governor by an estimated 7,000 to 15,000, with Republican Taylor sweeping most of the state ticket. City results in Louisville, Frankfort, and surrounding counties indicate Taylor gains and Goebel strength in rural areas. Militia readiness noted but orderfully quiet election day.
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Hradiey
Long
Colitnitlyng
Midntiehe
Will Onny
Jefferson County
Thytor
Taylor
Toldvight
Republican State Committee
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Longdolinn
Peankfort
Goebel
Frankfort
Franklin Cavnty
Winchester
Clavie County
Goebel Will
Uve
Brown
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Goebel Ru
Danville
Noy
Riven Taylor
Ashland
Ivy
Franklin County
Bowling Green
McKinley
Middleboro
Prive Goebel
Taylor Ha
Canton Fire Destroys Theater Killing Dozens
Hong Kong papers note a Canton blaze on October 2 at midnight near the river. A theater and about 100 flower boats burned as spectators fled, many drowned or burned amid a chaotic rush. over fifty perished.
Shot by divorced wife before fatally wounding Chicago man
Chicago police say Ausiiat Wisehman, a well known saloon keeper, and his recently married wife were shot and fatally wounded by Mrs. her ex-husband near Winchan’s home in the early hours. The suspect, Wisehman’s divorced wife, confessed to the crime. Local authorities report the case as a homicide with ongoing investigation.
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Chicago
Wisehman
Tenga Bay
Wischman
Winchian'a
Orie
Nebraskas fusion victory touted in late count
Nebraska returns show fusionists leading in state and statewide races with heavy gains outside Omaha and Douglas counties. Ex Governor Belcomb and fusion ticket appear elected. Bryan concedes Nebraska to fusion by 15 000 votes while republican leadership disputes results in several counties.
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Neb
Nebraska
Belcomb
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Keb
Republican Committee
Ifolcomb
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Popelist Committee
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Teeke
Holcomb
Holccomb
Holcomb Ruy
Legruma
Kincade
Famisten
Popullar State Central Committee
Tefft
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Laughiter
Nebraaka
Taineagter
Doug- Jase County
Justice of the Supreme Court
Reeve
Douglass County
Ovutside
Dougland County
Funion
Reese
Holeou
Fusion
Arjentys
Douginas County
Jolcomb
Metlee
Supreme Court
Republican
Tincoln
Oniaha
Epublican
Jackson
Teese
Republicans Win Out In South Dakota Election Returns
Full returns from South Dakota show Republican victories for the supreme bench and statewide offices. Sioux Falls reports a Republican majority of 258 with other cities and counties following the trend. fusion candidates are defeated. In Pierre and Mitchell counties, light turnout yields strong Republican gains, with Carson 274 and Haney 262 for the supreme court race amid broad Republican support.
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Codington County
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Aiight
Waa
Oast
Woomucket
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Union
Reform
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Mitchell
Haney
Waller
Alexandria
Seuvenes
Pierre City
Fepublican
Republican
Fusion
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Ineian
$200,000,000 Bicycle Automobile Combine Surfaces
New York November 2 The Times reports a planned $20,000,000 combination of bicycle and automobile interests. An informal meeting is set at the Waldorf Astoria to shape a unified organization intended to control production across the bicycle and automobile industries.
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Timesanys
Waldorf-Astoria
Dewey Goes Shopping in New York with Fiancée
Admiral Dewey accompanied by Mrs. Mildred Hazen toured New York streets on a shopping outing. A crowd gathered outside the Dewey Arch as he explained the figures to Mrs. Hazen, then indicated no plans for a Washington return, with Mrs. Hazen and her mother staying at the Hotel Cambridge.
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MeLean
Samoa Settlement Seen In Final British American Accord
London reports that peace terms for Samoa are nearly fixed with American control of Tutuila confirmed and U S approval noted for the projected arrangement after recent negotiation twists. Washington says Hill and British and German representatives signed a convention for arbitration of island damages from spring naval and military actions.
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United States
Great Britain
Baten
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Washington
Hill
Germany
Samoa
Gagged and Robbed in Wilcon Farm Home
An elderly farmer Danial Wilcons and his four sisters were bound and robbed last night by masked men at their rural home. The assailants fled with valuables and left the victims bound, delaying the alarm for several hours before neighbors learned of the incident. Nearby reports describe unrest on the Colombian border with revolutionaries occupying towns and new business ties forming.
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Appallo
Danial Wilcons
Ink Wilson
Pardon of Clyde Kephart Recalls Noted South Dakota Case
The pardon by Governor Lee of Clyde Kephart, sentenced in 1897 to ten years, recalls one of South Dakota’s most noted criminal cases. Kephart reportedly confessed. others were tried, with James Smith and Joseph Smith facing trials and later acquittals or overturns. Additional moody county cases and regional notes on wool production, edgemont's mill prospects, and local incidents fill out the period record.
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Gust Kroehlug
Clyde Kephart
Kephart
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John Bfrong
Minneapolis
Nelson
C. £. W. Smith
Moody County
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