Massachusetts Election Parallels Last Year in Bates Victory
Boston reported Bates reelected as governor with a 35 849 plurality over Gaston, Massachusetts voting totals nearly matched 1902 though Socialist votes fell from 33 629 to about 25 000. Republicans gained seats in the Senate and House, Democrats blamed latent Republican turnout, and results for several county offices remained unsettled pending semi official counts. Lane trailed. Democrats may have won assessor, sheriff, and district attorney offices.
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Boston
Massachusetts
John L. Bates
Col
Wm. A. Gaston
Bates
Gaston
Executive Council
Senate
House
Representative Carey
Haverhill
Socialist Party
Heman A. Harding
Chatham
Cape Cod
Col. Gaston
Schmitz Likely Re-elected Mayor In Local Vote
In San Francisco on November 4 the Union Labor candidate Eugene E. Schmitz led as returns showed a heavy local turnout. Early tallies favored Schmitz with Republican Charles Crocker in a close second as incomplete results continued to come in.
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San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Union Labor Party
Chas. Crocker
Schmitz
Paragon Trousers Offer Ready Made to Measure Fit
Many men buy ready made clothes but find trousers unsatisfactory. Paragon trousers are cut separately and finished by hand to near measure. Showing includes fancy worsteds and ceviots in regular and special sizes up to 48 waist. Prices five six seven dollars a pair. Sold only at.
Ohio election returns show Herrick landslide in city and state
Cleveland reports 1912 style figures with Herrick Republican governor leading Johnson Democrat by large margins. City and county returns widen party majority and GOP wins solid four state senators and ten representatives. Hanna holds strong joint-ballot edge as GOP gains sweep Ohio beyond 100,000 historic mark.
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Cleveland
Herrick
Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Columbus
Ohio
Hanna
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
Hanna and Johnson
John Brough
Clement L. Vallandigham
Warfield leads Maryland Democratic ticket in Baltimore returns
Baltimore results show Edwin Warfield Democrat leading for Governor by 4842 with 254 of 308 precincts counted and a projected county majority around 2000. City returns indicate Democrats win local ticket and broad legislature gains, with delays due to large ballot and cross-mark voting requirements.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Warfield
Supreme Court
Orphans Court
McSherry
Court of Appeals
U. S
McComas
Garvin Wins Reelect in Rhode Island Vote
In Rhode Island, Gov. L. F. C. Garvin is reelected as Democrats retain the governor's office while Republicans win most other state offices. Garvin posts a 1035 plurality across 146 of 152 districts. Senate will be 26 Republicans to 16 Democrats, House 88 Republicans to 33 Democrats, with Providence Newport and Pawtucket sending Democratic delegations.
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Providence
R. I
L. F. C. Garvin
Garvin
Colt
Senate
House
Newport
Pawtucket
McClellan Wins New York Mayor Race Over Low in City
Complete unofficial returns show Democrat Geo B McClellan defeating incumbent Seth Low for mayor by 63,617. Brooklyn president race favors Littleton over Swanstrom by 2,129. Grout and Fornes win citywide offices. Richmond borough votes for Low, canal improvement carries city overall by large margin.
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New York
Geo. B. McLellan
Greater
Seth Low
Edward M. Grout
Charles V. Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Groat
Richmond
Staten Island
J. Edward Swanstrom
Fusion
Brooklyn
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
McClellan
Devery
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Grout
Fornes
Ahearn
Ask
New Jersey Democrats Net Gain One in Assembly
New Jersey election returns from Trenton show Democrats making a net gain of one seat in the state Assembly as preliminary totals narrow the battle for control. Vote counts from key districts indicate shifting support and potential party alignment changes in the lower house.
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Assembly
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Ad Promises Rejuvenation
A terse ad copy touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor with the claim that forty looks like sixty and references Lowell and Mase in a compact promotional notice about hair restoration products.
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Lowell
Mase
Republicans Hold County and State Assembly Seats in Middlesex
Republicans carried Middlesex county for both senators and assemblyman, keeping the Senate at 14 Republicans to 7 Democrats. Democrats gain three assembly seats in Union offset by losses elsewhere, leaving House representation at 88 Republicans and 22 Democrats. In Paterson, Republican Wm H Belcher defeats Democrat John Johnson by 500. Jersey City, Park, Bridgeton and New Brunswick elected Republicans as mayors. Trenton Hoboken and Bayonne chose Democrats. in New Brunswick Republican mayor William Myer won by 24.
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Middlesex County
Senate
Union County
House
Paterson
Wm. H. Belcher
John Johnson
John
Jersey City
Park
Bridgetond
New Brunswick
Trenton
Hoboken
Bayonne
Wm. & Mye
Pennsylvania returns indicate Republican gains in state offices
Early returns from rural districts suggest the Republican state ticket will carry Philadelphia and surrounding counties with mayoral totals estimated between 223 000 and 230 000. Republicans win several judgeships, with Wm P Snyder and Mathues narrowly behind in races for general and state treasurer. Clearfield re election sees Cyrus Gordon defeated by Allison O Smith, while Dauphin County’s three way judicial race ends with Kunkel winning for Republicans over Democrats and anti machine candidate Jacobs.
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Philadelphia
Tatest
Wm. P.s Sniyder
Wir. L. Mathues
Je Morrison
Kienderson
Failues
Common Pleas Court
Lehigh Y
Frank MM. Trexler
Teawerd Harvey
Common Pleas Cour
Harvey
Harman Yorkas
Pigeks County
Mahlen H. Stout
Dauphin
Kunkel
Hain
Jacobs
Pennpecker
Simrenton
Clearfield
Cyrus Gordon
Allison O. Smith
Sullivan Beaten for Nebraska Supreme Bench by Barnes
Omaha authorities concede the defeat of Democratic nominee John J. Sullivan for the state supreme bench. Republican John B. Barnes is elected with an estimated statewide majority between 4500 and 5000. Sullivan carried Omaha by about 1200, but the GOP sweep dominates the state with margins of 5000 to 6000 for the full ticket.
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Omaha
Neb
John J. Sullivan
Supreme Bench
John BP. Barnes
Sullivan
London reacts to Tammany victory in New York election
London opinion columns register regret at Tammany’s win. The Pall Mall Gazette calls the result a lesson that purity is not inherent in democracy while the St James's Gazette condemns it as a failure of honest opinion against machine politics. Richard Croker sends a brief telegraph from Wantage saying nothing on the result.
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London
Sp@h
New York
Tamamay
Pall Mall Gazette
St. James's Gazette
Tammany
Richard Croker
Associated Press
Wantage
Richard’ Croker
Annual meeting of Old Ladies' Home patrons
The board of patrons of the Old Ladies' Home will meet at the home on Fletcher Street on Thursday afternoon November 5 at 3 o'clock.
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Board of Patrons
Old Ladies’ Home
Fletcher Street
Seabrooke Fire Destroys Hotel Homes Store Loss Over 12000
A fire in Seabrooke New Hampshire destroyed a small hotel two dwellings a store and a stable early today threatening the business district. Guy Chase 30 was badly injured when a falling Evans store chimney collapsed. Losses total more than 12000 with Parker house Locke house and Evans property most affected. Firefighters from Newburyport aided as flames spread, with delays before its arrival.
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Seabrooke
N. H
Newburyport
Parker
Jeremiah Locke
William Evans
Evans
Guy Chase
Parker House
Locke
Wm. Evans
Million loss in Troy fire destroys several buildings
A Troy blaze began at 10 50 last night at the Citizens' steamboat line pier and burned for two hours, erasing multiple River Street structures including Altraria hall. Losses top $1,000,000 with $300,000-plus for Altraria hall alone and impacts Western Union, Reynolds's, Cluett buildings, and the Troy Record.
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Albany
N.Y
Citizens’ Steamboat Line
Troy
River Street
Broadway
Second Street
Altraria Hall
Burdette
Western Union
Reynolds
Cluett
Troy Record
Coal Prices and Delivery Options Advertised
An advertisement lists coal prices with $6.75 per ton for Stove Eye and No 1 Nut coal and $6.00 for No 2 Nut. Cash with order or on delivery. Dry kindling and hardwood available. Mail or telephone orders receive prompt attention.
Cottage to let near Chelmsford Centre in calm area
An offer for a seven room cottage to rent at Chelmsford Centre, described as pleasant and convenient within a short walk to electric cars. Inquiries directed to Q W Brown, 118 Powell Street.
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Chelmsford
Q. W. Brown
Powell Street
Colombian Warship Bombards Panama City
Washington reports Vice Consul Ehrman in Panama cables that the Colombian warship Bogota is shelling Panama City. Eleven Chinese laborers are reported killed and Ehrman is ordered to file a protest with the state department.
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Washington
United States
Ehrman
Panama
State Department
Colombia
Bogota
Discussion of Election Results and Reactions Downtown
Voters and candidates exchanged views as results shaped conversations across Lowell area streets. Senator James H. McKinley said he was satisfied and pledged to justify the vote. defeated foe M. J. Mahoney praised friendships formed. Representatives Cecil L. Adams Harry L. Timmons and John J. Ping celebrated wins. Pinder the Democrat surprised in a Republican district. In 27th district William E. Westall and Daniel J. O'Brien won by two votes. Edward McMahon trailed by 12. Joe Upton's supporters lamented his distance from Lowell. Conroy’s textile strike leadership noted. John J. McManmon’s strong showing surprised Republicans. Hayes faced independent challenge from Morrissette. Middlesex Registrar Joseph P. Thompson lamented a small plurality despite favors received.
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James H. McKinley
M. J. Mahoney
McKinley
Cecil L. Adams
Harry L. Timmons
John J. Ping
Adams
Timmons
Pinder
William E. Westall
Daniel J. O’brien
Edward McMahon
Billerica
Representaive McMahon
Joe” Upton
Lowell
Robert F. Conroy
Conroy
John J. McManmon
McManmon
Col. Ripley
Representative Smith
Hayes
Morrissette
Mr. Hayes
Joseph P. Thompson
Middlesex
Mr. Thompson
Powers Notify Porte On Austro Russian Reform Plan
Constantinople dispatch reports that British German French and Italian ambassadors informed Turkish officials they carry instructions to back the Austro Russian reform scheme. The Porte objects to the control feature. Seventy six battalions of reserves are slated for disbandment, with 96 in total.
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Constantinople
Porte
Berkshire Hills Paper Company to Make Ledger Paper
Zylonite November 4 says Berkshire Hills Paper company plans to employ about 200 workers in ledger paper manufacture. It will occupy mills built for celluloid and be incorporated in the state with capital of 150000 dollars.
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Berkshire Hills Paper Company
Collision on Twelfth street incline kills one injures nineteen
In foggy morning conditions a pair of cable cars collide near Union Depot Kansas City Missouri. One worker, Miss Emma Dyer, is dead and 19 others, mostly store clerks from Argentine Armourdale and across the river, are injured though many survive. The wreck stems from a broken grip and slippery tracks during a steep descent. Ambulances rush to the scene as passengers are rescued amid chaos and fog.
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Kansas City
Twelfth Street
Union Depot
Argentine
Armourdale
Kas
Summit Street
Emma Dyer
Kansas City, Kas
Safety Soles Offer Leather Protection From Rubber
The Voice of Reason promotes O Sull ivan s Safety Soles as a modern alternative to rubber overshoes. They attach to street shoes for 1 50 dollars, with soles and heels at 1 75 for men and 25 cents less for women. Wear from November to May, preventing leather damage and reducing dependence on rubber overshoes.
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O’sullivan
Rubber Trust
Morris Wins Salt Lake Mayoral Race by 2200 Plurality
Complete returns show Richard P. Morris a Democratic candidate elected mayor over Frank Knox by 2200 votes. In the council, Republicans gain nine seats to six for Democrats across 15 seats.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Richard P. Morris
Frank Knox
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