Elections Tuesday 42 States Vote Govern ors and Congressmen
New York dispatch outlines election plans for 42 states next Tuesday with governors, state officers, and Congressmen on the ballot. It lists principal officers by state, minor offices, and which states vote for only congressmen, plus details on senatorial terms, party tickets, and minor factions including Prohibitionists, Socialists, and Labor aligned groups.
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New York
Maine
Vermont
Oregon
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
California
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Florida
North Carolina
Delaware
Utah
Washington and
Montans
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
New Jersey
Arizona
Hawaii
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
United States
Jamesb. McCreary
Joseph . Foraker
Arthur P. Gorman
W. P. Dillingham
Samuel B. McEnery
Ilinois
Washington
Minnnesota
Montana
Sovcialistic Labor Party
Social Democratic
Ohio Man Appointed to the Place
Indianapolis Oct 29 Superintendent Hert of the Indiana state reform at Jeffersonville resigned to take effect soon. The board accepted and elected Secretary Roberts of the Ohio state board of charities as his successor.
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Indianapolis
Hert
Indiana State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Board of Control
Roberts
Ohio State Board of Charities
President Roosevelt to Vote in Oyster Bay Trip
President Roosevelt will travel to Oyster Bay next Monday to vote at Sagamore Hill. He plans to attend a Masonic celebration in Philadelphia on Wednesday and return to Washington by Thursday morning.
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Oyster Bay
Sionday
Washington
Roosevelt
Turday
Sagamore Hill
Philadelphia
Adjustment of Differences With Colombia Over Panama Canal
Washington reports a prompt answer to the latest Colombian note on the Panama canal treaty. Negotiations in Bogota between the Colombian government and Minister Hart aim for an early settlement, with Concha empowered to proceed. The United States seeks a speedy conclusion to facilitate canal treaty completion.
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Washington
State Department
McLean
Casey
Hart
Bogota
Concha
Mitchell Day Observance in Wilkesbarre Pa
Mitchell day prompts a general mining suspension in Wilkesbarre as miners refuse to report for work. Visitors arrive for street parade and mass meetings across coal towns. Notables include Mother Jones and Wil liam Blakely with T. L. Wright and Thomas Hagerty among speakers. Mr Mitchell rides in a parade carriage. Hazleton program features T. L. Lewis as orator. Coal output shows improvement, largest since mining resumed.
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Wilkesbarre
Coalt
Rev. Powers
Spring Valley
Ill
Jones
William Blakely
Linton
Ind
T. L. Wright
Carbon
Thomas Haggerty
Reynoldsville
Mitchell
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Rebel Leaders Surrender in Colombia
Panama on October 29 reports revolutionary general Uribe-Uribe with 10 cannon and 2,569 rifles and 300000 rounds surrendered to General Majarres at Rio Frio near Santa Marta. Uribe-Uribe forces, defeated October 14 at Ladienaga, retreated to Rio Frio and held positions.
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Uribe-Uribe
Castillo
Colombia
Panama
Majarres
Rio Frio
Santa Marta
Ladienaga
Chicago to Build Biggest Great Lakes Fleet for Steel Corp
Chicago October 29 report that a fleet of the largest camergs on the Great Lakes with total cost over 16 million dollars will be constructed for United States Steel by the Pittsburg Steamship company. American Shipbuilding Co will test capacity fully during the coming year and spring of 1904.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Steamship Company
American Shipbuilding Company
Cuba and Us Near Trade Pact Despite Cuban Objections
Washington officials expect a reciprocity treaty to reach Congress, though Havana has not approved the draft. Cuba seeks smaller duty concessions and may pursue an extradition pact and a U S coaling-station built on four sites, with Havana dropped as unsuitable.
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Washington
Havana
Palma
Congress
Quesada
Hay
State Department
Cuba
David Bell, Noted Author and Educator, Dies
Washington reports the death of David Charles Bell, renowned author and educator, a noted Shakespearean scholar and nephew of Alexander Graham Bell. He died at the Bell homestead in the city yesterday from heart failure.
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Washington
David Charles Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell Homestead
Spalding May Be Elevated to Chicago Arc bishop
Rome Oct 29 The appointment to fill the Chicago vacancy after Archbishop Feehan's death will be discussed in November by the congrega tion of the Propaganda The election of Bishop John L Spalding of Peoria Ills seems likely objections have been raised to Bishop Muldoon While Father Riordan not in good health a plan among cardinals considers transferring Archbishop Ireland of St Paul to Chicago if Spalding is not chosen
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Rome
Chicago
Patrick A. Feehan
Congregation of the Propaganda
John L. Spalding
Peoria
Ills
Muldoon
Father Riordan
St. Elizabeth’s
Spalding
Ireland
St. Paul
Winning of Souls Reported at Alliance Sessions
Philadelphia reports show American section of the alliance of Reformed churches expands cooperation in Sabbath schools evangelistic work and missions. Total church membership 2,082,610 with 1,997,120 scholars, as Rev John V Stephens notes. John H Converse and Father J Wilbur Chapman urge urban home missions and strengthened evangelism.
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Philadelphia
Alliance of Reformed Churches
John V. Stephens
Alliance
Joan H. Converse
Presbyterian General Assembly
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Pope’s physician Dr Lapponi undergoes successful operation
Rome reports the pope’s private physician Dr Lapponi was successfully operated on for a pyndicitis by Dr Mazzoni, who had earlier operated on the pope for a cyst. The pope, anxious, was informed by telephone and asked the surgeon to visit him for details.
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Rome
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Bryan in Refrigerator Car Incident Near Cripple Creek
The Bryan special crashed into a freight caboose in Brown canyon near Arena Colorado, obstructing the track. Three people escaped by jumping. Bryan and his party were placed in an empty refrigerator car and moved to Nathrop, then routed to Buena Vista and Leadville.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Bryan
Arena
Brown Canyon
Leadville
Nathrop
Buena Vista
Attacked Wife With Sledge in Homestead
Pittsburg Oct 29 In Homestead shortly after 9 yesterday morning Davia an old resident attacked his wife with a heavy sledge hammer inflicting injuries likely to prove fatal.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
Becom Davia
Merger Proposed for Pittsburg Coal and River Consolidated
Negotiations under way to merge Pittsburg Coal company and the Veneungahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke company. Combined capitalization about 110 million dollars and assets 120,088,581 dollars. Plan calls for Pittsburg Coal to lease river company to economize operations. leaders cited are Francis L. Robbins and Colonel J B Haley.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
Veneungahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Pillsburg Company
Mystery surrounds murder in Washington county jail scene
In Washington Pa on October 24 mystery clouds a killing in which Clifford is linked. Suspects John Jasper Banks and William Hyde, both jailed, are said to have helped plan the crime. Doby Jamedl, shot by Chet Ford, lies in critical condition. Clifford’s fate remains unclear as witnesses report a mob involvement.
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Washington, Pa
Charlies Dulwich Monney
Mmeyvaille
John Jasper Banks
Willam Hydese
Jgau
Camphers
Djiboon Chum
Aia
Alog
Doby Jamedl
Chetford
Clifford
Iiends
Jarrett
Washington Hospital
The Castellanes' Bill in New York Court
Samuel Untermyer and other counsel appeared before Judge Lacombe in the United States circuit court regarding an order on payments to Asher Wertheimer of London. The order confirms an agreement for Wertheimer to receive 547,027 dollars in monthly installments with 4 percent annual interest.
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New York
Samuel Untermayer
Asher Wertheimer
London
Irenzo Semple
Commt
Countess de Castellane
Charles A. Gardiner
Gould
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Wertheimer
Porter addressed French at Paris banquet speech
Paris October 2 Ambassador Porter Wah ples ani made a speech at a banquet for foreign officials connected with all foreign expositions. The dinner was in the Hotel Continental with many prominent persons present. M Treullot minister of commerce presided. Porter praised the cordial friendship between France and the United States and urged France to lead in the St Louis exposition noting the Louisiana Purchase as a key negotiable achievement.
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Paris
Pete- Wah
Ani
Mieach
M. Treullot
Porter
France
United States
Victor Herbert Wins 15000 Dollar Verdict in Musical Case
New York artist Herbert, composer Victor Herbert, yesterday received a verdict awarding him 15000 dollars in damages against Abel, as reported by Musical Courier.
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Herbert
New York
Victor Herbert
Yeaterday
Musical Courier
Abel
DULLNESS AND APATHY IN NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
New York stock market dull and apathetic with light activity and no clear trend. Early quotes drift lower, some gains in St Louis and San Francisco fade, Sugar weak on profit taking while Tokyo and Pacific related issues show uneven strength. Overall the close is firm after a cautious rally with short coverings.
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New York
Texas
Katie
St. Louis
San Firencisco
St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Louisville
Nashville
Hst
St Louis
San Francisco
Toxog
V Pacific
Minneapolis
Preferred
Baltimore and Ohio
Vasseur, Pacific
Cotton
Virginia Caroina Chemical
Molhiner Trial Focuses on Key Past Witnesses
New York reports concentrate on prosecutors seeking to admit earlier testimony by Mamie Melandy who described crescent note paper and Joseph Farrell the Newark detective who saw Molineux the afternoon a silver bottle holder was purchased. Judges Lambert is set to rule on admissibility this morning as transcribing experts compare writings on the poison package and related letters to Molineux.
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New York
Molhiner
New Jersey
Mamie Melandy
Molineux
Joseph Farrell
Newark
Lambert
President's Sister III Attacked By Illness On Voyage
Mrs. Douglas Robinson sister of President Roosevelt arrived in New York from Europe and was reported seriously ill during the voyage. She was assisted from the ship by her husband and an attendant and appeared weak and pale though later that night she could dine with the family. A boil appeared on the back of her neck during the voyage and doctors labeled her condition as an attack of the grip.
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New York
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Earape
Rob
Robinson
To Begin on Shamrock II in Glasgow
The Shamrock III hull construction is near completion with bending of frames nearly finished and keel plate shaping underway. Work will start within a fortnight as the vessel progresses toward launch.
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Glasgow
Whoal praise urged by sly editorial line
A brief quote from the Atchison Globe encourages self utterance of the word Whoal as a personal refrain, noting that friends may not say it but that does not negate its value for the individual.
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Atchison Globe
Wild man captured after terrorizing Cumberland area
A crazed intruder who frightened farmers and children near Cumberland Maryland for four months was captured. A Panhandle train No 27 was hit by a derailed car near Scio Ohio injuring crew member W A McDoyle. The Wolf Creek line between Leesburg and Hinestome fields in Butler County now carries traffic with about 50 cars daily. The eleventh annual Presbyterian Christian Endeavor convention began in Ulricheville Ohio.
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Cumberland
Wolf Creek
Pennsylvania Lines
Leesburg
Butler County
New Flalda
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Union
Steubenville Presbytery
Ulricheville
Panhandle
Scio
Dennison
Firman
W. A. McDoyle
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the Union
Gressmen
Peoples
Allied Penalists
Liberal Democrat
Union Republican
Rafael Uribe-Uribe
Ladenaga
Castill
United States Coaling Stations
America
Benor Gonzalo Quesada
Admiral Bradford
Equipment Bureau
Naval
Havana Harbor
Nipe
Cianfiegos
Guantinamo
Alliance Public Meeting
Chapman Ald
Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
WH. Fleming
Lynchburg
J. I. Prugh
Pope
Wife
United
Pittsburg Coal Co
Monongahela River
Consoli
King Hauv
Oscar
Stockholm
J. Cederkranz
Samoa
Cederkranaz Campute
Judez Chambers
Oederkranz
Wertheimer
Europe
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