Fall Elections Report Includes Butler Victory
The fall elections deliver a Butler dominated result with Robinson leading in Massachusetts and Carr carrying New York. Butler gains statewide support with a large Republican turnout, while Democrats lose seats in the Massachusetts Senate and House. New Jersey leans to Abbett as the Democratic governor candidate, with statewide returns incomplete in several states.
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Maaracturatta
Barrox
Robinson
Botier
Army
Arnal
Greenbacker
Butler
Govenor Long
Rubinson
Ste
Grinnell
Amey
Ligutani
Ameria
Aml Grimsell
Suffolk County
Senate
House
Hotler
Missichusetts
Churain
State Central Committee
Amid
Benjain F. Butler
Boston
Ralnadit
Pas
Cammere
Toe Hugstuseolin
Fryad
Bates Sindar Woo
Crete
Kent
Godiar
Hudson
Olio
Bratea
New York
Carr
Maynard
Pis
Denver
Dan Lin Chig
Comcittex
John Kelly
Tan Wang Gen
Repubicangwu
Rauka ' Wer
Jerse Trestes
N. J
Leon J. Abbett
New Jersey
Jonata Dixon
Abbett
Abbott
Election returns show mixed outcomes across states and counties
The unofficial vote counts stretch from Maine to Nebraska with Republicans winning many counties and Democrats maintaining leads in several races. Key totals include 54,919 cast locally, McLane and Holton leading in their states, and judicial results in Nebraska and Connecticut suggesting mixed momentum for parties.
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Maitland
Baumaont
Bons
Elves
Bet Allison
Reform
McLane
Act Holton
Senate
United States
Croonte
Nebraska
Lascory
Neb
Rapudiican
The Great Northwest Reflex of Its Economic Condition
A sweeping, if garbled, summary of prosperity across Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and related states under Chester A. Arthur era policies. Mentions Henry Waster and mis-spelled laws and wages while noting judge Fisher Wyoming salary dispute and broader constitutional funding implications. Also reports a British steamship Cape Villano disaster and U.S. Senate race chatter in Ohio and Washington.
German Count Takes Day Labor on Chicago Rail Line
The eldest son of Prince Frederic of Balin Count Salm, a German noble, left Germany after a failed noble marriage match and appeared in Chicago. He worked as a day laborer on a railroad five miles from the city, living with Carl Schnalder at 703 Larrabee Street. After a fortnights stay, the pair returned to Germany aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad, with the prince’s administrator sent to his estate to confirm the situation and arrange rewards.
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Thiprrines of
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Chisigo
Curcaco
Novy
Moxiallian
University of Bonn
Rhine
Salm
Germany
Checago
Frederick
Adaborer
Anianad Hat Tha
Carl Schnalder
Jigik
Wid
Hiitn
Germiny
Larrabee Street
Fils Estate
Waltann
Coleage
Baeron
Schneider
Pennsylvania Road
Prine
Schneller
Negro preacher shot in rear during gathering in St Louis
A Black preacher James Hawkins was shot in the back last night at a house in far western St Louis by an unknown person. The incident occurred during a convention atmosphere described as maniacs’ conventions. In New York on November 8 chair makers and metal burial case manufacturers plan to fix prices and set rules for their benefit.
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Sr. Louis
James Hawkins
Ciy
New
Youn
Mine Disaster Strikes Mandtrad Miner Gallery
A mine disaster at the Mouchuld Collery Langashire on Wednesday morning left sixty three miners dead after an explosion in a gallery. Rescue efforts saved fifty. the cause remains uncertain with gas or powder store suspected. Families gathered as relief parties worked amid smoke and debris.
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Loypos
Mouchuld Collery
Langashire
Air Tina
Ex Governor Randolph Dead in Mowermonts New Jersey
Ex Governor Theodor B Randolph died yesterday morning after a long public career. Born in New Brunswick he was a state senator and leader in relief measures for soldiers families. He served as governor in 1868 and led the Botis & Essex Railroad presidency since 1867.
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Mowermtows
Theodor B. Rantelph
Fila
Ile
New Brunswick
N. J
Tsho
Ranedelph
Italians Who Prefer Italy Leave for Home
In Wiekusnable, Pennsylvania, about two hundred Italian railroad workers quit the job and sailed to New York for a steamship to return to Italy. One man lamented that America is not as promised, saying workers struggle to feed and clothe themselves and dream of owning a home in Italy.
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Wiekusnable
Tueasay
New York
America
Howe
Missionary Society plans annual session and global allocations
New York's Executive Committee of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church convenes an annual session to discuss appropriations. Africa 4000, South America 23003, Central China 81000, Foo Chow 15000, North China 25, West tua 12000, Germany and Switzerland 24000, Sweden 22000, Norway 14000, Danmark 10000, North India 62000, South Gills 1909, Buk Burin 15002, Italy 327000, Alexandra 54000, aude pan 3500.
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New York
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Charch
Anual Seasion
Africa
South America
Central China
Foo Chow
North Chita
West
Tua
Gurmany Pid Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Danmark
North Inca
South Gills
Four killed as cyclone devastates Springfield area
A violent cyclone swept southeast Missouri on November 6, wrecking Springfield and nearby villages. Four people died and about thirty were injured as homes, factories, and churches were destroyed or damaged, with property losses around 350000 dollars. The storm carved a wide path across the Northwest Springfield area and spread to nearby towns and farms.
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Bprivemeny
Southevest Missouri
Ozark Mountains
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Allie
Sprint Fland
Lord de Ile
Bartretts
W.O. Pennell
Sola Water
Huacker
Elgar
la Montenses
North Springfield
Milleate
Farina
Brookline
Internal Revenue Report Summary Urges Tobacco and Alcohol Reforms
The annual report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue is submitted. It details revenue figures including 195,000 waving to Government, about 20 million in tobacco revenue reductions, and a notable drop in spirits production by 32 million gallons. It cites rebates on tobacco and proposed restrictions on vinegar and alcohol property, with total wholesale and export withdrawal figures and an outline of bonded warehouse activity.
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Ue Mint
Gays
Kay
Monty Goimee
Dreier
United States
Com
Mitshwor Beas
Buelt
Desicaus
Sint
WSS
Manu
Aalle
Culvar Page Hoyne Co Standing and Liabilities
Cuiiaco reports Culver Pye Hoyne Co standing with liabilities totaling 256000, including 59000 due Union National Bank and 527000 other outside claims. The firm notes 300009 owes for humey advances, with Hoyne contributing 200000, raising total liabilities to 556000. John Mortis confirms purchase of stock in trade at a sale but denies any personal liability to Balow National Bank.
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Culver, Pye, Hayna & Co
Union National Bank
Pela
Guna
Hoyns
John Mortis
St Oyaar
Divorcement Petition Filed In Local Court
Lulu Scamell filed for divorce through Storrs and Elliott. Crom Burt Scamall appeared and waived service and other forms. The hearing began at ten, with evidence taken and continued into the morning session before Judge Stith.
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Cincana
Tueday
Lulu Scamell
Storrs & Elliott
Crom Burt R Scamall
Stith
Euler
Minor News Items From Across The Nation
A mix of brief items reports land sales in Clark County, a zinc prospect in Wisconsin, Parkhurst’s bank return, and indictments in Missouri. Notes include a Johnson County trust fund, a Lindon fire loss, a Lafayette incident, Belva Lockwood’s pension Bureau remarks, and various political and social happenings across Illinois, New Jersey, New Orleans, and Chicago.
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Roscoe Conkling
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Arthur B. Johnson
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Louisville
Alaxander Folk
Tennessee
Belva A. Lockwood
Washington Nowill-Lawyer
Archer
Pension Bureau
Imullee
Ana
Secretary of the Treasury
Arder
Busphhalone
Amnett
Paris
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Fieir Pirenta
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Negie
Sanford
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Willard Carjuaiter
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Lusk
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Barney Cugningham
Schoulerait
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Wan Wurderad
Lorenzo S. Ferguson Loug
Lawrence Weldon
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