Chicago votes elevate Harrison as mayor in landslide
Chicago results show Carol H. Harrison (dem) leading with 115 021 votes to Allerton 95 426 out of 704 precincts. Democratic ticket swept city offices. annexation adds about 5 000 people and two square miles.
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Chicago
Carol H. Harrison
Precinota Harrison
Allerton
Cregior
Ehrenuprels
Harrison
West Ridge and
Rovers Park
Evanston
Arcila
Atlanta
Hugleatuo
Clinton
Flore
Golosonte
Creemidie
Harvard
Wewanes
Macomty
Napierkite
Plane
Qimnes
Tyat
Mathat Waukegan
Womlstack
Chreman Warren
Darkwood
Hidisberu
Democrats
Acot Hrilveport Hravesine
Gisie
Musom
Peat Ramary
Malem
Shelyoakie
Si ‘Rod Toth
Carthage
Ottuws
Carrules
Atal Mang Ishin
Republicana
Loula
St. Louisa
Cyrus P. Walbridge
James Bannerman
Henry Zelegenheim
Charles Nagel
Council
House of Delegates
Noonan
Butler
Idsoa
West End
Walbridge
Kansas City
Mia Potter
Cless
Leavenworth
Wichita
Gov. Lewelling
Conspiracy Ruling In Ann Arbor Freight Case
In ToLepo April 4 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is ruled a conspiracy against the laws of the country. Judge Taft grants a temporary injunction against Chief Arthur restraining him from forcing employes to refuse freight. Judge Ricks also holds engineer Lennon in contempt for defying orders to move cars. The decision upholds mandatory interstate reception of freight and sets penalties for contempt.
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Arther
Lake Shore
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ann Arbor
James Lennon
Brotherhood
Ricks
Hurd
Equity
Casco
Rutger
Coates
Michicana
Vratetapi
Toobave
Circuit Court
Taft
Arthur
Ann Arbor Road
Anne Arbor
Naval parade orders for ships and review in New York harbor
Admiral Gerardi issues detailed plans for the April 28 naval review. The fleet will sail from Hampton Roads to New York, anchor off Sandy Hook, enter the harbor by a specified channel, and form for the review with timing, salutes, and presidential ceremonies. Guards, signaling, and landing arrangements are outlined with patrol and protection details.
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Ghererdi
Deilphia
New York
Gerardi
Shipa
Hampton Ponda
Sandy Hook
Anabora
Hudson River
Thirty-fourth Street
United States
Cleveland
Twenty-fourth Street
Dolphin
Misantonomah
Randem
Gherard
Twenty Third Street
Navy
Revenue Marine
Naval Reserve
Brooklyn
Keysey Cay
Debated Resolution Against Popular Senator Election
Washington April 3 Senator Hoar of Massachusetts introduced a resolution arguing that direct popular election of senators is expediently rejected. The measure asserts such a method would alter the Senate’s character and shift power to large cities, inviting fraud and election contests.
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Moar
Washanton
Senate
Hoar
Mass
House
Nominations for Treasury and Comptroller Posts Named
The president sent senate nominations including James H Eckes of Illinois for Comptroller of the Currency and James H Eckios. Other appointees include William Edmond Curtis to assist secretary of the treasury and Charles S Hamlin to assist secretary of the treasury. Additional picks cover auditor roles and deputy positions across the treasury and customs offices.
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James H. Eckles
Illinois
Washington
Senate
Willam Edmond Curtis
New York
the Treasury
Vine G. MO Lambermon
Charles S. Hamlin
Massachusetts
Julia H. Gear
James H. Eckios
Diinois
Four Die in Illinois Rail Collision Near Glen Vernon
A freight train and a passenger coach collide on the Jacksonville Southeastern line about 30 miles south of Edwardaville near Glen Vernon. Four men die including engineer CraI Ahspaugh and fireman James Hambley, with others seriously injured. Postmaster appointments are announced with Illinois leading listings. A bridge watchman in North Carolina is killed after being swept into a swift stream.
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Vawnedsville
I. Edwarpsville
Ill
Jacksonville Southeastern Railroad
Edwardaville
Glen Vernon
Cral Ahspaugh
Jamen Hambley
Hugh Woods
Freman
Scotty” Welsh
Glen Carbon
Washngton
Maxwell
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Maine
Tennessee
Virginia
Fight Mot Ended as Lennon Refuses Fine in Contempt Case
James Lennon, Lake Shore engineer found guilty of contempt of court, refuses to pay the fine and is jailed. Attorneys plan appeals to the U S Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers pledge continued fight and funding. Arthur Will appeals. Hurd says circuit court of appeals will hear within sixty days. Ashley notes the dispute is between workers and the federal system, not the roads, while reporting a rise in traffic under non union management.
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Tottpo
April
James Lennon
Lake Shore
Ricks
Haa
Bia
Supreme Court of the United States
Arthur
Frank Hurd
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ashley Amys
H W. Ashley
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan Road
Ann Arbor
United States
Ashley
Burgry Flames Devour Mills and Warehouses in Allegheny and Cumberland
Massive fire in Allegheny at the Godfrey & Clark paper mill and related structures caused by high winds, drawing Pittsburgh engines for aid. Losses total around 550000 across multiple buildings, including the mill, grain elevator, and stock at Heinz pickle plant. Cumberland also reports a large blaze in the McKaig block area with about 250000 in damages. Separate note mentions fierce mountain fires near St Luke's hospital and Lehigh University Park.
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Allegheny
Cumberland
Virtsarren
Godfrey & Clark
South Canal and
Chestnut Streets
Hope
Pittsburgh
Eberhard & Ober Brewing Company
M. Ferguson
H J. Heinz Pickle Company
Ferguson
Mechanic Street
Baltimore Street
Bethlenism
St. Luke's Hospital
Lehigh University Park
More Nominations President Sends To Senate
President James O. Hrosdhead of Missouri named envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Switzerland. Bartlett Tripp of South Dakota named envoy to Austria Hungary. Abie Alexander of North Carolina named envoy to Greece Roumania and Servia. Consuls named include James E Neal at Liverpool James M Dopbs at Valparaiso Q O Eck ford at Kingston Jamaica David N Burke at Pernam puco Edgar Whidden at St Stephen N B Henry F Merritt at Dinolsa Asa D Dickinson at Nottingham Benjamin Lenthier at Sherbrooke.
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Cleveland
Senate
Wasaixaton
James O. Hrosdhead
Missouri
United States
Switzerland
Bartlett Tripp
South Dakota
United Spates
Austria-Hungary
Abee Alexander
North Carolina
Greece
Roumania
Servia
James E Neal
Ohio
Liverpool
James M Dopbs
Georgia
Valparaiso
Q O Eckford
Missisatpp
Kingston
Jamaica
David N. Burke
New York
Pernampuco
Edgar Whidden
Maine
St Stephen
N. B
Henry F. Merritt
Dino
SUTTON'S DEBTS The Liabilities of the Louisville Forger
Louisville reports reveal that forger Sutton's debts will reach and may exceed 300000. He has no large Baltimore debt secured by old rye whisky and owes the Lawrenceburg bank 30000, largely secured. Cincinnati parties are linked to 190000, with 978000 more in other holdings.
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Louisville
Sutcon
Baltimore
Lawrenceburg Bank
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
Ohio Senate and House Advancing Various Bills Across Counties
A snowy stream of items from Columbus and Sandusky outlines bills and amendments moving through the Ohio Senate and House. Topics include school governance, cemetery funding, road and tax measures, and annexation and university concerns, with multiple counties noted for local actions and allocations.
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Garter Martisen
Ohesen Meyer
la Wisamnain
Maas
Carter
Harrigon
Michael J. Bransfield
George A. Trade
Charles D. Giastfield
Iscor
Minwackee
Peter J. Somers
Congress
John L. Mitchell
United States Senate
Somers
Ludwig
Boehr
Mann
Johnson
Supreme Court
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Newman
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Baraboo
Washburn
Oshkosh
Beloit Waupaes
Viroqua
Stoughton
Edgerton
River Falls
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Ashland
Kevess
Torrna
Kao
Noenota Sv
Wabasha
Citizens
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Dei
Albert Lea
Ktnatyeld
Nellie
Wiehlgan
Demarr
Tooker
Revents
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M. Vanhorn
J. , McGilvray
Rio Grande Do Sul
Rio Janerro
Alegrete
Ttig
Wasnthetox
Allan B. Morse
Michigan
Glasgow
C. W. Chancellor
Maryland
Havre
George F Parker
Birmingham
Samuel E. Morass
Indiana
Paris
George G. Dillard
Mississippi
Guyaquil
Seaton Norman
Marine Hospital Service
Pamapenraia
John Haney
Ella Winters
Haney
Commonwealth
Wavpaca
Wia
Sam Cartwright
Wolf River
Fremont
Gill's Landing
City of Mexico
Gulf Coast of Mexico
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Harueton
Laurel Hill
Bartles Bron
Sugar Loaf
Worthy
Masa
Mount Plessent
Prospect Arrests
Meegan
Meade
Clark
Insurance
Friends
Ube State University
Carpenter
Meigs County
Time Board of Trustees
Hocsx
Pits
Wyasadot County
Columbus i
Pomeroy
Cemetery Association i
Warren County
Innis
Hancock County
Agricultural Society
Hovsk—Hills
Fayette County
U. S
Kenton
Hardin County
Brown Township
Paulding County
Harrigan County
Coluu
Hamiltom
Baud
Coteus
Greenville
Clermont County
Sandusky
Lockwood
John Kirby
F. T. Lewis
Kirby
Anderson
Saucer Wharston
Bridgeport
Tur
Albert Stiffler
Pleasant Township
Marion County
Youngstown
John Basiosg
Freemont
Fann Groex
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