New York and New Jersey Election Drumbeat Beats Tammany
The New York City and New Jersey vote featured a Tammany drubbing as John Purroy Mitchel won the New York mayoralty by over 121,000. Sullivan era leaders fell in upstate returns. Sulzer and McAneny won seats in Albany while reform candidates swept many upstate towns. In Boston and statewide races, Democrats surged as Republican splits helped solidify Democratic control.
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New York
Musicvista
Tammany Audh
John Purroy Mitchel
Edward FR. McCall
Tammany
Murphy
Retuens
Upstate
Sulzer
McAneny
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Mitchel
Joseph A. Goulden
Willan A. Prendergast
Herman A. Metz
Marcus IM. Marks
Manhattan
Thomas Darlington
New York County
Fusion
Queens
Connolly
Democrat
Seheneetady
George R. Lunn
Teller Schoulersit
Chleens
Syracuse
Tlouis WT
Uelo
James KB. Dolan
Eugenes Mack
Johnstown
Albany
Joseph G. Stevens
Ruffelo
Louis P.fuhrmann
Devs
Utlen
James Smith
Dent
Troy
Cornelius F. Burns
Poughkeepsie
Danle
W. Wilbur
Rochester
Hirama R. Egerton
Auburn
Charles W. Amster
Amsterdam
James N. Gline
Rome
H. C. Midlam
Watertown
Isaac R. Breen
Elmira
Harry N. Hoffman
Fust
Walsh
Boston
Brassachusetts
David Walsh
Fitchburg
Edward P. Barry
Roosevelt
Moss
Ciulytn. 2
Parge
South Bridge
Willam KL. Wilder
New Jersey
Fielder
Trentor
Newark
Stokes
Everett Colby
James IV. Pielder
Wilson
Washington
Brggan
Lis Beheld
Blair Lee
Maryland
Baltimore
Lair Lee
United States Senate
William P. Jackson
Goldsborough
Isador Hayner
Charles T. Coady
House of Representatives
Representative Koenig
Emerson ©. Harrington
Drya
Firinota
Springfield
Lil
Jn Thunois
Ohio
Cincinnati
Frederick S. Spiegel
Kenry T. Hunt
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Toledo
Kellar
Columbus
George J. Karb
Indiana
Indianapolis
Joseph J. Gell
Wharen Riage
Lindina
Evansville
Terre Unute
Port Wayne
Muneig
Logansport
Anderson
South Bend
Lafayette
Ifor
Vincennes
India
Gary
R. O. Johnson
Thomas &. Knotts
Stuart
Virginia
Richmond
Henry Carter Stuart
Wisconsin Death Rates Rise Slightly in 1918 Report
The state health board reports that July through September 1918 saw 6,432 deaths across Wisconsin registrars, a 10.8 per thousand rate. Increases occurred in deaths under one year, ages one to four, and over fifty five, with more deaths from measles pneumonia diphtheria and cancer. Violent deaths include drownings rail crashes gunshots and automobile accidents. Infantile paralysis deaths are listed by county. Prizes noted for Wisconsin dairy cattle at the Chicago show, and two state compensation awards in Milwaukee. Memorial site for Cushing monument planned at Delafield. Good Roads day slated for November 16 with a Milwaukee county tour of concrete roads.
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Madison
State Health Board
Clark
Douglas
Grant
Juneau
la Crosse
Menlowoc
Marathon
Monroe
Pierce
Rock
and Walworth
Wisconsin
Chicago
Windy City
Andrew Hopkins
Wisconsin University
Jersey
Wiecongin
Hopkins
Behleves
Badger State
Waukesha
Citizens’ Business League
Board of Directors
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
City Hall
Automobile Club
Miwaukee
J. A. Cannon
Cheirma
Harry W. Lewis
J.P. Keenan
Bhut
Qood Roads
Preserving Silverware With Alcohol Wash Method
An old suggestion proposes cleaning silverware with alcohol in which a small collodion has been dissolved. The resulting film prevents tarnish and can be easily removed with warm water when the silver is to be used.
Cutting Restaurant Pies Knife with Six Blades Invention
A six blade knife designed to cut pies evenly in restaurants uses a bub like mechanism pressed by a spring from two supporting brackets. The device is guided by a beadle to ensure uniform slices.
Swift land crab speeds past horse in Cubs tale
A Cubs report claims a land crab outruns an ostrich and may beat a horse in a race. The quirky note highlights a speedy crustacean as a remarkable creature in local lore.
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Tval
Aj Borsa
Smallest British Animal Highlight Harvest Mouse
A note on the smallest British creature, the harvest mouse, described as building three blob-like nests in wheat fields and weighing about half an ounce.
Wisconsin New Incorporations Amid Secretary of State Filing
New incorporations filed in Wisconsin include Gram-Richteterg Pino company in Milwaukee with capital of 125000 and incorporators Edmund Gram Max Richtrtniz O R Stelm. McKercher & Rossier company in Stand Rapids capital 15000 with D W McKercher C Res Wer T E Mullen. Racine Motor Cars company in Racine capital 26000 with Phen Burrowgag F B Swingie Chris Slot.
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Wisconsin
Donald
Gram-Richteterg Pino Company
Milwaukee
Capital
Edmund Gram
Max Richtrtniz
O. R. Stelm
McKercher & Rossier Company
Stand Rapids
D. W. McKercher
C. Res
Wer
T. E. Mullen
Racine Motor Cars Company
Racine
Capita
Phen Burrowgag
F. _B. Swingie
Chris Slot
Wisconsin The Great Northward Movement Promised
The article predicts the largest movement of settlers to northern Wisconsin in history during 193, 1914 and near term. It argues Wisconsin’s agricultural prominence with high crop values, butter and cheese production, and numerous breeders associations. Northern Wisconsin offers prime homeseekers opportunities with developing water power, soils, and dairying climate.
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Wisconsin
Canada
Wisconain
Isle of Jersey
Middle West
Ira R. Bush
The
Wisconsin Advancement Associaton
Wisconsin River
Jsqder
Paw
Oconto
Peshtigo
Menominee
Hack
Flambeau
Chippewa
Red Cedar
St. Graix
United States
Fall and Merrimac
New England
Training Courses For Teachers Aid Limitation Noted
The legislature approved state aid of 25000 for teachers training courses but notes that counties maintaining county training schools for teachers cannot receive duplicates. About ten counties lack a dedicated training school, leaving twenty seven counties involved in the program.
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Tex Counties
Iateoutl Tow
Wisconsin Briefs From Across The State And Cities
A compilation of short items from Fond du Lac to Superior covers fines in Fond du Jusc for a fatal incident, milk price hikes in Plymouth, a near-fatal overdose near Hall, calls to a pastor in Racine, a fatal barn accident in Stoughton, and other city notes. Shipping, pensions, property taxes, juveniles buried in sand, and local court actions fill the day’s regional news.
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Fond du Jusc
Lawrence Mallonas
Plymouth
Sheboygan
Dairymen's Association of
Fond du Lac
James Fred Hall
Racine
Stevens Point
James Walt
Torenty
Madison
Leathers’ Pension Fund
Second Ward Savings Bank
Milwitule
Neeuuh
Agg
Winnebaga
la Crosse
Alberc
John Berg
Marinella
William Poyseor
Crystal Falls
Mich
Wight Wal Treeses
Sherman House
Iter
Lawrence College
Fond du fLac
Bishop Grafton
Italy
St. Paul
Joseph Lucia
Coloike Willard Harris
James Harris
Raymond Cutrke
Max
Sng
Ayail
Marinette
Oconto
Truton
Ribbon flowers daintiest holiday gift trend
Julia Bottomley explains how to craft ribbon flowers and boutonniere bouquets for Christmas gifts using velvet ribbons silk, wire and millinery leaves. Step by step methods cover violets roses and small bow accents, highlighting inexpensive value through handmade adornments.
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Julia Bottomley
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John Purroy Mitchells
Mary States
Democratic
Flalder
Masachusetts
Donn Purroy Mitchel
Tate Board OF Health
State Industrial Commission
Edward Schleiter
Milstreet
Grand Avenue
Schleiter
Peter Zepezanes
Sterling Wheelbarrow Company
Vic
Statenews
Firet
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