Changes in Elections Create Shifts Across States
A widespread vote outcome shows Governor races in New Mexico and New York yielding Democratic and Republican results, with Republican gains in several cities and states. The report notes a Democratic edge in New York and New Jersey assembly races and a notable surge for Socialists in localities, including Everett Washington where a Republican mayoral winner is noted amid Socialist turnout.
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New Jersey
New Mexico
Ohio
Caste
Linus
Wmialler Eitlon
Tan Rain
St Marys
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Mt Vernon
Tarenta
Postiria
Martin's Ferry
Columybuy
Mitchell
Vlad
Reform Mayor Is Chosen in Bitter Philadelphia Vote
Rudolph Blankenburg, Independent Republican known as the reform war horse, defeats George H. Earle Jr. for mayor by 4 964 votes in a city with a Republican majority. Endorsed by Senator Penrose and State Senator McNichol, the decisive victory came despite strong organization opposition and a long, hard fought campaign.
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Philadelphia
Rudolph Blankenburg
George H. Earle, Jr
Republican Organization
James P. McNichol
Governor Harmon Sees Tidal Wave for Democrats
Governor Judson Harmon predicts a national Democratic landslide next year after favorable results in Massachusetts Kentucky Ohio and other states. He cites recent elections as a strong endorsement and says Cincinnati's shift away from Republican influence signals broader victory for Democrats.
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Columbia
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Harmon
Ardency
Socialists Take Front in Utah Town Elections
In Utah on November 9 the Citizens' Nonpartisan party swept several towns, winning the mayoral seat in Salt Lake City by 4 146 votes while the Am erican party rule fell. Park led Salt Lake City mayoral race with 10 10? votes. Bransford 10 915. Republicans were strong in larger Utah cities. Democrats and Socialists split in smaller towns, with Socialists elected in Murray Manti Burka Tintle and Stockton.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Park
Bransford
Logan
Vrovo
Park City
Murray
Manti
Burka
Tintle
Stockton
Nebraska goes Republican in Third District notable exception
Nebraska voted largely Republican with Heyatilivans sweeping state offices and most counties. The sole notable Democratic win occurred in the Third District where Daniel V. Bte- Dhead Wax was elected to replace Latta. however his margin was markedly smaller than Latta’s previous victory. State officials included three supreme court judges two university regents and a railway commissioner.
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Intesa Latta
Latta
Vane Age
Supreme Court
Tuba
Rebels Lose In Attack On City
Nov 8 China Nanking. Imperial forces under a Manchu general shell the city from Purple Mountain heights, repelling reformers’ assault with over 110 killed. Rebels, low on ammunition, prepare to renew the attack as Manchus retreat several thousand from the garrison of 10,000. At Chingisang 3,000 Mune rifles and war munitions were handed to reformers.
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Nanking
China
Purple Mountain
Chingisang
Foreign troops wanted in Peking could be welcomed
The Times correspondent reports little anti foreign feeling in Peking and suggests foreign troops might police the city. In Foochow the Manchu garrison seeks refuge in the British consulate amid fears of attack. Dispatches say trains to Canton halted by viceroy order to prevent pillage as railway guards withdraw.
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London
The
Times
Foochow
Mong Kong
Canton
Foreign Money Now In Use in Shanghai
Foreign money is the only acceptable medium of exchange in Shanghai. Customs funds from this district are deposited in the Hankow Shanghai bank to the credit of the inspector general. Business to be done absolutely in cash. only foreign bank notes accepted. Despite extraordinary conditions, the city appears normal with a holiday air as Chinamen in the settlement wear white armbands. schoolboys and cadets also adorned.
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Shanghai
Hankow-Shanghai
NOW QUITS THE MINISTRY Pastor Who Tied the Astor Knot Forced to Resign
Providence R I Nov 9 Due to criticism over his marriage of Colonel John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeline T Force at Newport on September 8 Rev Joseph Lambert resigns as pastor of Elmwood temple Congregational church and will leave the ministry to enter business He says unkind things by city ministers pressured him to quit and he cannot continue in the work with the same spirit.
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Providence
R. 1
John Jacob Astor
Madeline T. Force
Newport
Joseph Lambert
Elmwood Temple
Congregational Church
Lambert
White Canada rally in Ottawa to curb Asiatic immigration
Premier Richard McBride of British Columbia arrives in Ottawa urging a white Canada as the Pacific coast should remain free of Asians from Japan China and India. He proposes raising the Chinese admission tax from 500 to 1000 and seeks positive restrictive immigration legislation beyond the current gentlemen's agreement.
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Can
Columbia
Canada
Premiser
Richard McBride
Govenor
Borden
Pacific
Japan
China
India
McBride
Farthing damages awarded in Atherton slander case
Mrs. Mabel Louisa Atherton, divorced wife of Colonel Thomas James Atherton, won one farthing damages for slander in London after a two day trial. Defendants were her brother and sister in law, Sir Aubrey and Lady Dean Paul, who claimed she was turned out of a Cairo hotel.
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Mabel Atherton
London
Mabel Louisa Atherton
Thomas James Atherton
Sir Aubrey
Lady Dean Paul
Lady Paul
Athertom
Cairo
Bailey Plans Senate Resignation Accepted by Governor
A Houston report says Senator Bailey intends to resign soon and Governor Colquitt will accept. Colonel R. M. Johnson of the Houston Post is named as Bailey's likely successor. Bailey declines to comment on the report.
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Joseph Weldon Bailey
Colquitt
Texas
Houston
R. M. Johnson
The
Houston Post
Bailey
Kansas Flour Mills Merger Planned in Kansas City
Eight Kansas flour mills from as many towns plan a Friday meeting in Kansas City to complete a merger into a single company with a $2,000,000 capital. The move aims to align with U S Supreme Court rulings on mergers in restraint of trade.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Consul General Feels Safe as Chester Leaves Tripoli
The United States cruiser Chester arrived at Tripoli and soon departed for Marseilles. Consul General Woods told the commander he felt safe at his post and would not take refuge aboard the warship. The State Department said officers made no investigation of alleged atrocities aboard.
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United States
Chester
Tripoli
Washington
Marseilles
Woods
Sare
State Department
Couple Die Presumably By Cyanide At Cleveland Hotel
In Cleveland on November 9, H L Wester man, 25, a machinist at International Harvester, killed himself with potassium cyanide at the Hawley House. His wife, 22, was found dead in a room at the Kennard hotel from the same poison.
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H. L. Westerman
International Harvester Company
Hawley House
Kennard Hotel
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