Stead on Russia as Hell Let Loose in Reval Mob
Wm T Stead reports from Berlin on Russia's chaos describing Reval mob violence led by Widow Linde in red with an axe. He cites 105 dead in the square and 30 in hospitals as the emperor struggles to hold order amid liberal agitation and police excesses.
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Berlin
Wm. T. Stead
Russia
Finland
Copenhagen
Paris
Mr. Stead
Reval
Louise Michel
Linde
Moscow
Stead
Hie
Mrs Quiggle Improves After Husband Slaying Attempt
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Wash ington J Quiggle wife of the secretary of Thomas F Walsh who was shot by her husband last night shows some improvement and doctors express guarded hope for her recovery She declares she knows of no reason for her husband to have killed himself or attempted to kill her
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Washington
Washington J. Quiggle
Thomas F. Walsh
Surone
Lowell Voters Turn Out Strong Despite Off Year
In Lowell the 27 precincts produced a surprisingly active turnout for an off year with both parties claiming gains. Voters were ferried to polls by carriage amid focus on governor and lieutenant governor races, while senatorial contests showed close margins and district battles in the 25th and 26th districts. Overseeers of the Poor debate emerged as a key local issue, with supporters pushing to keep the board or back a mayoral commission instead. Precinct reports noted varying participation, from 126 ballots in Precinct 8 to 311 by noon in Precinct 2, and early activity from candidates in the 26th district.
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Lowell
Guild and Whitney
Col. Carmichael
Horton H. Hilton
Chester W. Clark
Wilmington
P. J. O'Brien
Charles J. Wier
Joseph Hibbard
Precinct 1 At 11.85 O Clock Vote Tally Mentioned
A report notes 115 votes were registered in Precinct 1 at 11 85 o clock with the detail continuing on page ten.
Roosevelt votes at Oyster Bay in 1912 election
President Roosevelt arrived at the Jersey City station at 7 08 am and boarded a tug to Long Island City to vote in Oyster Bay. He shook hands with supporters and officials, voted No. 61 for assemblyman county judge and school director, then rode to the town hall where Loeb voted. He left Oyster Bay on a special train at 9 20 pm amid cheers.
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New York
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Oyster Bay
Long Island City
Mr. Roosevelt
Loeb
B. F. Zrnte
Oyster Bay Lil
Middy Dies From Blow In Annapolis Fight
Midshipman James R. Branch son of James R. Branch of Hanover Bank New York and secretary of the American Bankers Association died today after a fist fight with another midshipman. He was operated on yesterday the skull opened and a blood clot removed but worsened and died.
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James R. Branch
The
Hanover Bank of
New York City
American Bankers Association
Future King and Queen To Arrive In Norway Soon
From Christiania dated November 7, reports say the future King and Queen of Denmark will arrive in Norway after the king’s arrival is announced. The line of succession and ceremonial timing are awaiting official confirmation.
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Christiania
Norway
Cha
Denmark
Will
Antich
Geeroth
Long Distance Wireless Message Reaches 900 Miles
Newport R I Nov 7 The naval wireless station at the torpedo station reported communication with Beaufort NC about 900 miles away an unusually long distance. The station also heard the apparatus on the cruiser Maryland stationed off Annapolis last night.
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Newport, R. L
Naval
Torpedo Station
Beaufort
N. C
Maryland
Annapolis
New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note Reported in Circulation
Treasury discovers a new counterfeit ten dollar U S note described as series 1901 with an unclear late number and signatures of J W Lyona register and Ellis H Roberts treasurer. Three notes bearing serial number 17601280 found under inspection and noted as photo process on fair quality paper.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Buffalo
J. W. Lyona
Register
Ellis H. Roberts
Montreal Steamer Montreal Safe After Apparent Mishap
Developments today indicate the Canadian Pacific steamer Montreal bound from Montreal for London may have met with a mishap. The wireless report suggested the vessel was in trouble and that passengers were landed, with details remaining unclear.
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North Sydney
C. B
Montreal
London
New York City Election Day Brims With Split Ticket Tactics
November 7 New York voters line up at 6 am as polls open with large turnout. Campaigns clash as Jerome exposes a forged circular plan to split votes, while Brisbane predicts Hearst seeks greater things. Arrests arise from registration errors as McClellan and Ivins vote straight tickets.
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New York
Municipal Ownership League
Jerome
Tammany
Republican County Committee
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Brisbane
William Travers Jerome
Ayere
Harlem
Geo. B. McClellan
Wm. M. Ivins
Ivina
Max Ibmeen
Election Day in Massachusetts Shows Split-ticket Trends
Boston reports long lines and heavy early voting with strong interest in statewide races. Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Eben Draper appears to trail party mates in some regions while Republican Curtis Guild, Jr. maintains gubernatorial support. Governor Douglas votes at noon as industrial cities like Lynn Lowell and Lawrence log heavy turnout.
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Weather Bureau
Henry M. Whitney
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles W. Bartlett
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
Springfield
Worcester
Commonwealth
Greater
Chelsea
Everett
Bartlett
Whitney
Guild
Waltham
Medford
Malden
Quincy
Somerville
Cape Cod
New Bedford
Taunton
Fall River
Brockton
Douglas
Lynn
Lowell
Lawrence
Man admits using a strap to beat wife in court
Michael Smith admitted slapping Cecilia during a party dispute and using a leather strap on her when she misbehaved. Cecilia testified of repeated abuse, with relatives corroborating. The judge fined him twenty dollars and ordered bonds of one hundred dollars to keep the peace for six months.
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Mike” Smith
Mike
Cecilia
Jude
Welch
Maine Girl Is Missing In Boston Alarm Across City
Boston police search lying in establishments and suspect medical offices for Tda Reed, 15, of West Newfield, Maine, missing since Oct 15. Inspectors, Sheriff, and County Attorney took a warrant for Charles H. Nowell, an insurance agent of Sanford, Maine, accused by the mother of abducting the girl to Boston for an operation.
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Tda Reed
West Newfield
Armstrong and
Waite
Frank H. Preston
Geo. L. Emery
Saco
Chas. H. Nowell
Sandford
Nowell
New Trial Refused for Mrs Chadwick by Appeals Court
Cincinnati Ohio November seven The circuit court of appeals refused a new trial to Cassie L Chadwick in a high profile case. The ruling comes after extensive litigation surrounding Chadwick and her claims amid financial disputes and criminal allegations.
Henderson Illness Narrows Coalition Stability
Dubuque Iowa November 7 reports say the coalition of former Speaker David B Henderson remains unchanged as Henderson's illness continues to affect political maneuvering.
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Dubuque, Ja
David B. Henderson
First returns wired from Norwell Avon Holbrook Mashpee towns
Boston dispatch reports early election returns from several towns. Norwell leads with governor 67 for Guild and 54 for Bartlett while Draper 83 and Whitney 58 for lieutenant governor. Comparisons show a drop in Republican and Democratic votes since last year.
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Boston
Norwell
Guild
Bartlett
Draper
Whitney
Douglas
Bates
Avon
Holbrook
Mashpee
Acushnet
Millis
Luke Howard Fatally Injured In Car Accident
Columbus Ohio, Nov 6 Luke Howard was fatally injured this afternoon at Selisville near Columbus while looping the gap in an automobile. The machine had cleared its evolutions and then bounded up landing and turning over, breaking his back.
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Columbus
Luke Howard
Selisville
Howard
Doctor Resigns as County Medical Examiner to Lead Leper Colony
Dr Louis Edmonds of Harwich resigns as associate medical examiner for Barnstable county to become superintendent of the new state leper colony at Penikex Island near New Bedford. Gov Douglass says the colony will be established within two weeks and five Massachusetts lepers will be moved to the island.
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Boston
Louis Edmonds
Harwich
Barnstable County
Penikex Island
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Douglass
Football injury fatal at Alton high school game
James Squires aged 16, member of the Alton high school football team, died from blood poisoning today. The injury stemmed from a kick to the knee received October 21 during a game with East St. Louis high school.
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Alton, II
James Squires
Alton
East St. Louis
Plumber John Connors Suffers 25 Foot Wilmington Fall
John A. Connors foreman plumber for Boston and Maine railroad, residing at 25 Robbins Street, sustained severe head injuries and other injuries after a 25 foot fall in Wilmington on Monday morning. He received prompt medical care.
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John A. Connors
Robbins Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wilmington
Steamer Moltke Sent Wireless From Hamburg Route
The Moltke, en route from Hamburg, spoke with Blacons set at 6 this morning and is about fifty miles south of Nantucket, expected to dock Wednesday morning.
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New York
Moltke
Hamburg
Blasconset
Nantucket
Grover Cleveland Votes Amid Student Crowd in Princeton
Ex president Grover Cleveland walked from his home to vote early in Princeton New Jersey. The polling place was crowded with students and he exchanged pleasantries with several before casting a ballot. A note mentions a top billed vaudeville show at the Opera House.
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N. J
Grover Cleveland
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