Stocks Tumble on Cables From London and Paris
New York trading opened with panic as cables predicting disasters abroad sent prices plunging. The market fell 1 to 3 percent across most active listings, with notable drops in Manhattan Elevated and Western Union, while a few issues briefly recovered. The session included a death on the exchange floor and a remarkable resilience attempt as trading resumed at noon amid continuing weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Paris
Stock Exchange
Manhattan
Western Tnion
Vanderbilt
Noox
Wis
Grangers
Villards
New England
James Strutthe
Strutthers
Chicago
ChHicaGco
Board of Trade
Loxton
The
Fifty-Second Congress Vote Totals and State Ticket Pluralities
Report summarizes election results across multiple counties with Republican gains and a 4,000 plurality for the state ticket. Mentions figures for Mois, Chiaimberl, and Loyd with county-by-county tallies and anticipated shifts in the Nebraska legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saan Drs Mois
Chiaimberl
Aonet
Bos
Henderson
Chcaco
Slipe
V.ce
Canadians Plan Massive Egg Business to Evade Tariff
Montreal reports a bold scheme by Canadian capitalists to profit from the McKinley tariff on eggs. They will build large henneries straddling the border with Canadian feeds and American egg production, allowing eggs to be laid on the U S side while feed remains cheaper in Canada. The plan anticipates profits and a sharp rise in fortunes within two years unless the tariff is repealed, while customs officers watch powerless to stop the evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Deadwood
Samuel Ray
Judge Tibbits
Pierre
E. Andrews
Lake County
Madison
George Whiting
Esmond
Yankton
J.5. Mason
Aberdeen
S. H. Jumper
William McCranny
Kildeer Mountains
Dickinson
McCrary
Aberdeen Land District
Ep Mircnerr
Big Missouri
Indy
Tie
Abt
Haynes
Hill City
St. Mary's
Rosebud
Cheerful Workers’ Society
Wm. J. Cleveland
Grace Episcopal Church
Carthage
McK Iiniey
Montreal
Canada
United States
Archeological Institute bids for Wastri land in Greece
Historic sale target in Greece to buy 850000 acres around Wastri with Delphi ruins for extensive digs. New York society notes Boston Chicago and New York chapters pledging funds totaling 464000 toward a 50000 land price, with a closing deadline of the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Archeological Institute of America
Greece
Wastri
Delphi
New York Society of the Archeological Institute
William R. Ware
Feather River mining scheme nets big potential payoff
In San Francisco on November 10, reports say the Feather River bed has been laid bare for the largest California mining operation yet. Manager McLaughlin and partners hail sample gravel yielding rich returns, predicting total gains between 10 million and 15 million dollars. The first pan of top gravel delighted the team, with multiple pans similarly rich, while work continues on the Golden Gate claim before winter rains. In another note, Britain proclaims the protectorate over Zanzibar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Feather River
California
McLaughlin
Wien
Golden Gate
Selection Surprises Fifty-Second Congress Democratic in Lower Branch
The article reports the November 4 election results showing the Fifty-Second Congress leaning Democratic in the House with Alliance gains in the Northwest. It notes that the next Congress will be predominantly Democratic in the popular chamber while Republican influence in the Senate dwindles as states elect new senators. Returns vary by state and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-Second
Alliance
Northwest
Senate
Lintta
Guyocrat
Sovernor
woTapnitie
Dties
Republicum
Congress
Elemente Congress
Forte State Senate
Pew
Tn Qglié
United States
Sue
Donald Cameron
Mpire Marcel
Tphilane Pattison
Fragmentary South Dabola Update Incomplete Returns
Readable fragments show an incomplete report from South Dabola with mentions of Minnesota, a republic, and a political committee. Key names and dates are obscured, leaving unclear outcomes and affiliations. The text hints at a contested election, party dynamics, and possible chairmanship shifts, but specifics are unreadable.
Election of State Officers and Plurality Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the election of state officers with mentions of candidates including Wilson as treasurer and Raus as superintendent of public instruction. The text indicates a plurality outcome and references districts or fears, but the full results and context are unclear due to damaged text.
Voters lean Democratic in state race results and Senate shift
New England returns show Democrats winning governor and auditor posts while Republicans lose ground in the Senate and House. Governor Russell leads with 191,740 votes against Brackett. Senate stands 21 Republicans to 19 Democrats, House 130 Republicans, 109 Democrats, and 1 independent Democrat. Congressional races stretch across districts with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Num Tees
Bostox
Aim
Tureant
Treferoy
Ladd
Senate
House
Russell
Brackett
Bilackmer
Virst
Randall
Morse
Andrews
O'Neil
Pitty
Hour
Dodge
Corswell
Rigi
Stevens
Willis
Der
Walker
Coolidge
Crosby
Merriam Re-Elected Governor in Minnesota Vote
Minnesota returns show Merriam 50.5k votes, Wilson 50.5k, Owen 0.44k with Merriam leading by 1.6k plurality. State results include Republicans winning most offices. Blertmann with alliance endorsement secures auditor. Wisconsin and Philadelphia results referenced. full party balance noted in state legislature and U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam
St. Pam
Blertuann
Dew
Aliian
Lind
I ‘R
Untitled clipping fragment on political leanings and trade notes
An unclear excerpt mentions congressional leanings and silane or trade terms with references to organizations and locations. The readable elements imply a political or economic note but lack concrete details for a confident summary.
Fragmented OCR yields shaky election tally
A garbled report describes a political contest with a Stine ticket and Melvinley facing defeat. It mentions about 200 permits and a split by districts, noting a Republican majority of 7 to 4 and references to Storer and Cincinnati appears. The text is unclear and dense with errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvinley
Etosn
Loch
Storer
PRAUD IN FLORIDA REVIEWED BY REPUBLICAN CLUB
A reconstructed 19th century report accuses Democrats in Florida of widespread manipulation at voter registration and ballot counting. It alleges Republican voters were excluded, Democratic registrants counted in error, and ballots destroyed to hide fraud. The document cites inflated Democratic margins and suppressed Republican turnout across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Dacxsosvinnn
Phi
Wilsh
Morton
Duvall
Republcans
Indiana returns Democratic sweep in state election
Inpiayaronis reports a sweeping Democratic victory with the state legislature and majority control. Only two Republicans, Waugh in the Seventh and Jolson in the Ninth, win seats as Democrats secure power in both houses and the joint session.
Returns and races in multiple states remain undecided
In South Dakota and other regions early returns show a tight scramble. Ohio and Michigan tone mark Republicans leading in some districts while others, including the Eighth, Ninth and Eleventh, hover in doubt as final tallies are awaited.
Other States Vote Aligns With Democratic and Republican Shifts
Reports across states show a mix of party gains. California elects the full Republican state ticket, while West Virginia swings Democratic. Tennessee chooses a Democratic governor by a large margin and Missouri, Louisiana, and Mississippi favor Democratic delegations or gains. New Jersey leans Democratic in both chambers, and the spread suggests a national pattern of decisive outcomes across several regions. In Virginia, Democrats gain control, with Congress and state offices reflecting the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Alabamia
Arka
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Rhode
South Carolina
Dakota
Messee
Virginia
Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
Delawar
Floridas
Kentucky
Louistaz
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New
West Virginia
Tennessee
Picrida
Congress
Graiz Nota
New Jersey
eVada Weed
Mortis
Opinion on political upheaval and factory lockouts
John C Therston, president of the Republican League, arrives to share views on the upheaval and the cause. He cites politics and a general strike as drivers behind the current labor dispute. Three workmen dispute a wage or order, amid a broader tension in industry and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inigaca
John M. Thurston
Republican Reague
Dalted States
Agriculture Record Foresees Strong Farm Gains In Beets And Cattle
Washington NOV 10 The agricultural secretary reports a marked rise in value of real agricultural products for the past year driven by beef and poultry export growth. He credits silver legislation and robust disease control, urges broader animal inspection laws, and highlights promising home sugar beet production in Nebraska and Kansas along with plans to expand irrigation, flax, and silk efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
India
Simjar
Nebraska
Kansas
Bureau of Animal Industry
Rusk
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Ie Department
United States
Wy Wits
Quebec's Heavy Burden and Debt Pressures
Quebec faces a dire financial outlook with a debt near 30 million dollars and a proposed 5 million loan to cover liabilities. Premier Mercier weighs options as famine of investors looms. Taxation burdens drive Quebec residents, many emigrating to the United States in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OrTrrawa
Ont
Quebec
Domsion
Mercier
United States
Lincoln denies resignation reports in town press
Washington November 10 Town Press reporter Hon Robert T Sin ister to England said most positive that stories of his intended resignation were absolutely false In related dispatch Pall Mall notes Stanley will prosecute Walter Bilott and others who filed charges over the rear guard of the relief expedition with George Lewis and Sir Charles Russo cited in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Town Press
Robert T. Sinister
England
Stanley
Loxton
Walter Bilott
Chit Ae
Cato Versy
George Lewis
Sir Charles Russo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital
Mitchell, South Dakota
Mitchell Printing CO
Dakota State News
Lewis Meclouth
South Dakota Agricultural College
Lam
Wilmorin
Imperial
Vilmorin
Oxnard Company
South Dakota
Shepard
Brookings
8. D
Bald Mountain
Ruby Basin
Sinal
Boyd
Omana
Powell
Vilaliie
Zanzibar
South Dabola
Silat
Paws
Minn
Kota
Suth Fe- Te
Gabe
Uris
Silve Wilson
Sss
Wisk
General Assembly
Republ
Massaciluseleis
Icratic
Innesota
Pennsyly
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Babbitt
Cooper
Haugen
Bitith Ginnet
Republians
Vilas
Stnatar Spooner
Perk
Gemocrat
Bassas City
Nov
Ree Ferries
Mon
Manic Fe
Atest
Deleri
Leon Sane Dyah
Tau
and & Farmiers
Biktun
New Hampshire
Arosden
Republic
Wasuisguion
Pepullecane
Copia
York
Democrat
Evarta
Binal
Glewved
Aedes
Osi
Silane
PRAUD
Higan
Detroit
State Senate
North Dakota
Parco
N. D
Johnson
Burg
Benton
Ees
Mont
the Journal
Tee Huneenes
Dixon
Dem
John C. Therston
Gerand Fieyte
BESS
Tmanufactur
Deere
Presdent Harrison
Robert T. Lincoln
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!