Election gains across states show Republican leads
New York reports a Republican plurality near 70,000 with strong showings in the state ticket and congressional races. In Ohio, Kentucky, New Jersey, and beyond, GOP candidates lead in major districts, Senate and state offices, while New York City and surrounding counties tilt toward Tam many's forces. Final tallies vary by county but indicate broad Republican momentum nationwide.
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Drake and Iowa Governorship Race Headlines
Drake’s Republicans push to widen lead as general results show over 65,000 votes in favor of the Republican ticket. Lieutenant governor and assembly outcomes point to strong GOP gains, with Henry County favoring the Republican candidate and Silver Democrats blaming silver ties for defeat.
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Kentucky Republican triumphs and legislature shifts
The Commercial reports Kentucky leans Republican after a close statewide race and a split vote. Republicans lead the lower house 54 to 43 with one Democratic Populist district pending, and the Senate is likely Republican with 15 Democrats 22 and one district undecided. Bradley’s majority estimated between 10 000 and 48 000, while Maryland also appears to vote Republican for state and city offices and to appoint a successor to United States Senator Gibson.
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Fifty Dead After Detroit Boiler Explosion at Journal Building
A boiler blast shattered a five story Detroit block at Larned and Shelby, collapsing a section and burying about fifty people. Seventeen bodies recovered with many more feared dead. dozens injured as dust, smoke, and glass filled the area. The wreckage housed The Journal offices and the Davis company along with other tenants. missing workers include journal staff and several tenants, with recovery efforts continuing through the night.
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Disaster Fire Explodes Buries Men in Dunlap Shop
Carelessness blamed for a boiler room explosion that collapsed floors and injured engineer Thomas Thomson. Inspectors found boilers reportedly up to code last August while workers over the second story floor struggled under heavy machinery. The scene turned into a contest between Coroner Butler and the Giea Bros undertaker as bodies were moved to the stretcher.
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Great Fight Finally Off In Prize Battle
Rock, Nov. 4 Excitement over the prize fight question has died down. Bob Fitzsimmons spent the day with local admirers. Corbett and party left Hot Springs en route to Memphis. plans for a show here tonight are unsettled. The fight is off as Julian cannot raise the 10,000 side bet Brady and Corbett demanded. The governor dismissed charges on pledge not to fight in the state. judge warned of jail if violated.
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Popular writer Eugene Field dies suddenly in Buena Park
Eugene Field, famed for Ws literary work, journalist and story writer, died at his Buena Park home yesterday morning likely of apoplexy. The 14 year old Frederick woke the household as Field grew quiet in the night, shocking his family and Buena Park as neighbors and clubs learned of the death.
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Montana strike ends with limited rail disruption
A Kalispell Montana report says the strike is over with no further demonstrations on the textile pact as leaders face trial for allegedly destroying railroad property. Goodwin identified as among those at the roundhouse the night engines were killed, while motion to dismiss was denied and defendants to be held in district court.
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Fair Will Case Settled Out of Court in Estate Dispute
A San Francisco report says the Fair Will case, once billed as a fierce fight over a 40 million estate, has settled out of court. Hermon Gelrichs of New York, son-in-law of the late Senator Farr, persuaded trustees Goodfellow to abandon the will's ironclad trust provision, distributing property to heirs. Goodfellow allegedly received 24,000 under the settlement. Also reported: British consul Waggbittart mistaken as suspicious in Chicago, and the steamer Missoula missing near Sault Ste. Marie with four days overdue and no sign of life or news.
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