Battle of Ballots to Be Fought Tuesday in Massachusetts
Boston forecast of probable results as Republicans mobilize to defend seats in Governor race and Congress. Bates, Hoar, Lodge, Moody head GOP speakers while Gaston, Hamlin, Quincy, Fitzgerald rally Democrats. District local option eclipses state campaign in Boston. Detroit and Wayne County also vote on city tickets amid heated campaigns.
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Boston
John L. Bates
Hoar
Lodge
Moody
Gaston
Charless. Hamlin
Josiah Quincy
Fitzgerald
Congress
James McMillan
Detroit
L. E. Durand
Wayne County
W. C. Maypury
New York Election Leaders Predict Varying Outcomes
On the eve of election day both Democrats and Republicans in New York express confidence with predicted margins ranging from 10,000 to 50,000. Coler and Odell backers claim 35,000 and 37,600 respectively, while Gov Odell sees a 40,000 majority and Coler expects 60,000. Murphy of Tammany forecasts a 112,000 Coler plurality in Greater New York.
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New York
Empire State
Frank Campbell
Colonel Dunn
Coler
Odell
Newbury
Campbell
Greater
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Kings County
Richmond
Queens
New York County
Kings
Manhattan
Bronx
City
Ohio Election Looms Over Hanna and Johnson
Cincinnati reports a light turnout expected tomorrow as the Ohio election determines minor state officers and congressmen. The result will shape the future of Senator Hanna and Mayor Johnson of Cleveland with Johnson backed by leading Democrats and Hanna by Republicans. If Democrats win or shrink the 67,467 Republican plurality, Hanna’s successor is in doubt and Johnson could become a strong 1904 presidential candidate.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Hanna
Johnson
Cleveland
Michigan to elect Legislature for Senator McMillan's successor
Detroit voters face statewide offices and a new Legislature on Nov 3. The body will choose the successor to the late Senator, shaping the political landscape of Michigan.
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McMillan
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Pennypacker Favored To Win Pennsylvania Governor Race
Philadelphia reports indicate Samuel W. Pennypacker, Republican, will win the governor's race with a reduced majority. Pattison leads outside Philadelphia and faces Republican defections. Party leaders clash over margins with Pennypacker possibly by 100,000 and Congress tally showing Republicans with 24 of 82 seats. Senator Penrose seeks re election as party hopes for large assembly victory.
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Philadelphia
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Robert E. Pattison
Pattison
Quay
Republican State Committee
Pennypacker
Creasy
Democratic State Committee
United States
Penrose
Rhode Island election eve shows parties ready for polls
Providence voters prepare for a close election with strong party organization. Republicans back incumbents Bull and Capron in the first and second districts. Democrats expect Mayor Granger in Providence and F P Owen in the second to win. Garvin faces Gov Kimball in a pivotal senate race. Both parties foresee House control and five city races add uncertainty except Pawtucket which leans Democratic.
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Providence
R. I
Bull and
Capron
Pawtucket
New Hampshire Vote Forecast For Governor Election
Concord announces lighter turnout than two years ago with Republican gains. The governor candidate expected to win by at least 6000 votes, while congressmen likely re elected by about 5000 each. Democratic gains anticipated in both legislative chambers. governor's council remains Republican. County officers show campaign spirit with potential Democratic gains, eight years since a county last went Democratic.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Crane
Bates Revei Vas
Bates
Gaston
Lowell
Lawrence
Sparks
Flynn
Ames
James H. McKinley
Eben T. Adams
Sidney Bull
William T. Sheppard
Bull
Sheppard
New Jersey Republicans Likely to Hold Eight Seats
The New Jersey congressional delegation is expected to stay eight Republicans and two Democrats. Republicans forecast wins in districts one two three six seven and eight while Allan McDermott faces re election in the tenth. The fourth fifth and ninth districts show the sharpest battles with Perrine Jr and Benny hoping for defeats and Lanning and Nagle favored in others.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Allan McDermott
Repubicans
Lewis Perrine
Orient News From The Orient Aboard The Athenian
News from Korea reports William Brough an Englishman landed arms from a Hong Kong filibustering schooner near Gensan. Vladivostok sees three Japanese spies jailed over mapped materials. Chang Chi Tung to Kiangsu Chekiang viceroy after Liu Kun Yi death, Chinese officials uneasy. A second lichee nut crop alarms superstitious Chinese amid Tao Ping parallels.
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Barabash
Russian Ordnance Survey
Vladivostock
Japan
Pekin
Kiangsu
Chekiang
Liu Kun Yi
Chang Chi Tung
China
Nanking
South China
Tao Ping
Roosevelt Heads Home After Brandy Outing in Virginia
President Roosevelt and party departed Brandy, Virginia at 9 30 a m for Washington in good health and spirits. An informal reception on the station platform included locals meeting him and a moment with Teddy Roosevelt Fant a one year old. The party will ride a Pennsylvania special to New York at 11 45 a m and reach Oyster Bay about 7 this evening.
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Brandy
President Roosevelt
Washington
Virginia
Teddy Roosevelt Fant
Teddy
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Oyster Bay
Arranging a Duel Near Paris Seeks Quick Fight
Paris November 3 The seconds of Marquis De Dion and M Richards of the Petite Republique met and agreed on duel conditions to be fought tomorrow. The exact place and hour are not yet fixed.
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Paris
Marquis de Dion
M. Gerault Richard
Petite Republique
A Swell Top Coat for Boys 10 to 16 Years
A local store touts properly fitting boys clothes matching men’s styling. New top coat for boys aged 10 to 16 in black and white cheviot, double breasted, priced at $10. Broad range of cheaper options $4, $5 and $6 in Melton and kersey fabrics.
Murdered educator in Philippines amid robbery motive
D C Montgomery superintendent of schools in Oriental Negros was killed by six natives three miles from Bacolod as he traveled with a large sum of money to consult the retiring official and take control of the division. Robbery is the motive and a reward is offered. He leaves a widow who is also a teacher on Negros.
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Manila
D. C
Lowell Campaign Winding Down Ahead of Election
Cmsdes on Lowell politics describe Bates favored to win the city as Republicans mobilize for a final push. Ames, Bull, and Sheppard feature in contentious races while Sparks faces weak local backing. both parties hold late-night meetings and plan a formal parade with business leaders joining the Lincoln club march to Huntington hall.
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Sparks
Aung
Huntington Hall
Kers
Lincoln Club
Lincoln
Fifty escape from New York juvenile asylum guards fail to recapture all
Fifty inmates at the New York juvenile asylum on 7th street and Audubon avenue fled when they undid a back gate during a guard's absence. Police hunted Manhattan and the Bronx overnight. 23 youths aged 14 to 16 were recaptured, with 27 still at large. Some shed clothes or swapped outfits to avoid identification, while others sought refuge with relatives. The escape involved about 300 boys, aided by older inmates, and several were soon caught, including six by mounted officers. One boy with one arm fell down a precipice but was bruised only.
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New York
I7ith Street
Audubon Avenue
Manhattan Island
Bronx
Harlem River Speedway
Hugh Clark
Harlem
Morris Heights
Hadley Street Free Baptist Church Adds Eight Members
Eight persons were received to membership at Hadley Street Free Baptist Church on Sunday with six by baptism. Pastor Rev. Lewis Dexter extended the hand of fellowship during the morning service.
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Hadley Street
Four Years in Legislature, Yet No Lowell Interest Support
The advertisement notes that by his own admission the legislator sat in the Legislature for four years and never spoke in favor of Lowell interests. The brief item records a claim about a lawmaker’s voting record and advocacy stance.
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Lowell
Public Health Warning on Cough Cures and Pneumonia
A public notice warns that most fatal pneumonia from colds is tied to cough cures or balsams containing poisonous drugs. Father John’s Medicine is promoted as a safe body builder and tonic that cures colds and long coughs by soothing the throat, nourishing the system, aiding digestion, and boosting overall strength.
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Father John
Wanted good milkers and house girls at Varnum's Office
Employment notices seek women and elderly staff at 29 Central street and a canvasser for samples paying 3 dollars daily, with several lost items and personal ad requests from Chicago to Massachusetts and North Carolina.
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Varnum’s
Central Street
Coal Strike Commission Arrives in Lehigh Valley
Hazleton Pa Nov 3 The anthracite coal strike commission arrived in the Lehigh Valley from Scranton on a special train. District President Duffy of the United Mine Workers will represent the miners while the operators are represented by General Superintendents Warriner and Richards of the Lehigh Valley Coal and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal companies. The day’s program covered the Hazleton region with visits to Upper Lehigh Sandy Run Highland Freehold Drifton Jeddo Ebervale Lattimer Milnesville and Hazleton and an on site mine visit. Tomorrow the panel is expected to explore Panther Creek Valley with the South Side area included.
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Hazleton
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
Pond Creek
Here
Duffy
United Mine Workers
Warriner
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Supt. Richards
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Upper Lehigh
Sandy Run
Highland
Freeland
Drifton
Jeddo
John Markle
Ebervale
Lattimer
Milnesville
Panther Creek
Court Clears Drunks and Furnishes Fines in Hadley Session
Judge Hadley presided over a crowded arraignment of about 25 intoxicated individuals with many pleading guilty or not guilty. Several offenders faced fines from 5 to 36 dollars and a few received suspensions or workhouse terms while others awaited future court dates, including an assault case continued to November 11.
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Hadley
James Nelligan
Henry Knowlton
Daniel McLaurin
Peter Thyne
Catherine Cobb
Cambridge
Catherine
Michael Conti
Michael Satros
Conti
Jeremiah Reardon
Horace B. Lang
Reardon
Locks and Canals Company
Lang
Reformatory
Fred Gravel
Archie Kenway
Kenway
Gravel
Morrison
Moody Street
Thomas Welch
George Wigley
State Farm
Joseph Duchaine
Dehaine
Felix Manny
Margaret Smith
Margaret
Michael Coughlin
John Shea
Draculh
Ozma Taylor
John Ward
Anastasius Bell
Ole C. Yohassein
Thornwold Emerson
Peter Alavizarkos
Louis Stradikoe
Peter Pappas
Vasillos Peracos
George Coundrosos
Comenos Courtandac
Vassilos
Peter Stradakos
Chinese students to study in United States on government pay
Victoria B C Nov 3 An imperial decree from the Chinese government orders a number of students sent to the United States for post graduate study at government expense. Those who pass examinations upon return will be appointed to government positions.
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Victoria
B. C
United States
Wrist Injury At Beaver Brook Mills
Michael John of 6 Jefferson Street sustained a severe left wrist injury when caught between two rollers at Beaver Brook mills this forenoon. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital.
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Beaver Brook Mills
Michael John
Jefferson Street
Pelham electric line victim James O'Neil critically ill
James O'Neil, the victim of last week's Pelham electric line accident, remains alive but in very weak condition. Since yesterday afternoon his condition has grown more critical and his death is expected at any time.
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James O'Neil
Pelham
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