Tammany Given Stingin g Whack in New York Mayoral Race
Revised returns show Gaynor winning with 250 678 votes Barnard 177 62 Hearst 153 843 as Tammany suffers major defeat. Murphy Cohalen lose nomination amid backlash while fusion candidate Whitman elected mayor. board of estimate tilts Fusion 13 votes to Tammany Gaynor reformer. McAneny defeats Tamman y candidate for Manhattan board presidency.
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Hearst
Ammany Hallebe
Murphy Prvain Cohalen
Tammany
Murphy
Cohalen
Charles W. Whitman
Jerome
George Gordon Battle
Board of Estimates
Hich
McAneny
City Club
Board of Aldermen
Borough of
Manhattan
McAluy
Cyrus Miller
Fusion
Rockefeller No Politician in Local Dry Campaign
Rockefeller’s involvement in Greensburg and Mount Pleasant townships sparked a dry campaign clash. Although linked with the anti liquor committee via his daughter, Mrs McCormick, he contributed 336000 to the Anti-Saloon League, yet both counties voted wet in yesterday’s election.
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New York
Rockefeller
Greensburg
Mount Pleasant
Tarrytown
McCormick
McCredy 19 Melted In Tacoma Race For Congress
Reports show Judge McCredie the Portland baseball magnate carried every country district except Pierce with large majorities to succeed the late W K Cushman.
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Tacoma
McCredie
Portland
Congress
Pierce
McCredies
W. K. Cushman
McCarthy Wins as Union Labor Mayor in San Francisco
San Francisco reports show H. H. McCarthy elected mayor by about 8000 votes with Fickest favored for district attorney by around 10000. Board of Supervisors likely Union Labor majority as counting continued at noon. McCarthy vows to vindicate organized labor and depart from the Schmitz Ruef era.
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San Francisco
H. H. McCarthy
Fickest
Heney
Board of Supervisors
McCarthy
Schmitz
Ruef
Anderson and Reavis Lodging in City This Afternoon
E. T. Anderson and Frank A. Reavis of Enterprise arrived in the city this afternoon and registered at the Foley house.
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E. T. Anderson
Frank A. Reavis
Enterprise
Foley House
Prisoners Put to Road Work on Booth Lane
County court orders three prisoners Ralph Atkinson Billy Donaldson and Millard Nelson to labor on Booth lane under Superintendent Campbell. They will work at the rock crusher to shave jail time while earning board and keep. If escapes occur clankers will be used and chain restraint may be chartered. Two accused liquor dealers among the group. Other docket items scarce with no road petitions.
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Campbell
Ralph Atkinson
Billy Donaldson
Millard Nelson
Booth Lane
Multnomah County
Debs Expected to Aid I W W in Spokane Clash
Spokane reports Eugene Debs arriving to assist the Industrial Workers of the World in a protest against a city ordinance banning street speaking. About a hundred supporters travel from Portland Missoula Kalispell and other places as arrests reach twenty and fears of bloodshed rise if the ordinance remains. Militia may be called to aid police amid crowded jails and escalating tensions.
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Spokane
Eugene Debs
Portland
Missoula
Kalispell
Census Bureau tests for special agents nationwide
On November 8 in Washington and across the United States, examinations are held for special agents to collect statistics for the next Census of manufacturers mines and quarries. Applicants should have coursework in statistics or economics or experience in corporate accounting to qualify.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Durand
United States
Merchants Protective Association to Hold Dinner Meeting
The Merchants Protective Association will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday evening with business men joining the supper. Details are pending and the session will discuss matters of public importance.
Deschutes Road Progress Noted By Harriman Engineer
Assistant Chief Engineer H C Brandon of Harriman construction visited Deschutes canyon en route to Wallowa for a right of way hearing. He reported the Harriman line extends 110 miles up the canyon with over 600 horses and 2,000 men employed. he still supervises the Joseph extension contract from Riparia.
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H. C. Brandon
Joseph
Riparia
Harriman
Deschutes Canyon
Wallowa
Brandon
Deschutes
French Women Charge as Mob at Mareler Steinbal Trial
Paris reports twenty three thousand women surrounded the Palais de Justice as Madame Mareler Steinbal faced trial for the murder of her husband, a famed artist, and her mother in law. Police fought to keep order after admission was denied to women. A moving picture company sought rights to film the proceedings.
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Paris
Palaise de Justige
Mareler Steinbal
Moving Picture
Taft Receives Cold Shoulder in Columbus Ga
President Taft and his party stop in Columbus Georgia for ten minutes en route from Birmingham to Macon. City officials including Mayor Rhodes Brown reject official recognition, citing broken promises of a longer stop and noting it would reflect on Columbus's dignity to press further.
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Columbus
Taft
Birmingham
Macon
Board of Trade
Rhodes Brown
Brown
Uyion
Washington
Columbua
October a Heavy Month for County Finances
County treasurer John Frawley reports October expenditures near $50,000. Principal items include schools about $10,000, rate taxes $15,000, and county road warrants. October is usually the heaviest business month.
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John Frawley
Johnson Loses Mayoralty in Baltimore and Across Nation
Election notes show Republicans claiming wins in Albany Rochester and Salt Lake City while Baltimore defeats under the disfranchisement amendment. Mayor J L Johnson loses in Baltimore study of party strength and multiple city races across the country.
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Cleveland
Herman Bacher
J. L. Johnson
Johnson
Toledo
Albany
Rochester
Hiram Bagerton
Buffalo
Nova
Louis Fuhrman
Salt Lake
Yeater
Uransford
Salt Lake City
Sabatansal
Arso
Sehley Given Honor In Wheeling Dam Ceremony
An elaborate ceremony in Wheeling West Virginia marked the completion of the McMecham dam. Admiral Winfield Scott Sehley received the place of honor in the naval parade during the event.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Winfield Scott Sehley
Meeting of executive board on report of treasurer
Tonight the executive board hears the treasurer's report and closes past fair business. Remaining committees that have not filed final reports will be addressed. Plans for the future will be laid out.
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