A Fight for Senate Eats Campaign
A tense campaign scene unfolds as rival factions clash over strategy and messaging. Key figures contest control of endorsements while strategists jockey for media attention and voter outreach in a high stakes battle.
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02 Nov 1910
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
1
Senate vacancies loom as 24 Republicans face next term
Washington Nov 2 Contests for U S Senate draw attention as next Tuesday's elections may shift control. Twenty four Republican seats up for expiration this March and six Democratic seats vacant. Deaths open seats in Virginia Louisiana and Town of Dolliver. Republicans held thirty expire next March with several likely to be replaced by insurgents or Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Daniel
Virginia
McEnery
Louisiana
Dolliver
Town
Messrs
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Beveridge
Indiana
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Burkett
Nabyiska
Burrows
Michigan
Carter
Montana
Clapp
Minnesota
Clark
Wyoming
Depew
New York
Ohio
du Pont
Delaware
Flint
California
Hale
Maine
Kean
New Jersey
la Follette
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
McCumber
North Dakota
Nixon
Nevada
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Page
Vermont
Piles
Washington
Scott
West Virginia
Sutherland
Utah
Warner
Missouri
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Maryland
Florida
Frazier
Culberson
Rayner
John Sharp Williams
Money
Taliaferro
Republicans expected to gain seats in coming elections
A survey predicts conservatives lose five seats with potential gains of six more for the Republicans. Several incumbents face tough re-election fights in states like Vermont Indiana Connecticut and New Jersey while Dems may pick up seats in Maine Missouri and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Vermont
Oho
Beveridge
Indiana
Scott
Virginia
du Pont
Delaware
Bulkeley
Connecticut
McLean
Nebraska
Burkett
Dolliver
Town
Kean
New Jersey
Depew
New York
Burrows
Michigan
Piles
Washington
McCumber
North Dakota
Hale
Maine
Warner
Missouri
la Follette
Wisconsin
Nixon
Nevada
Treasury Officials See October Deficit Despite Higher Receipts
Washington reports show October receipts at 55.27 million while expenditures reach 58.56 million, creating an ordinary deficit of 3.39 million. Canal costs add 5.30 million, pushing the year’s deficit beyond 21.6 million, with October civil outlays up and interest plus debt payments widening the gap. Treasury expects gradual improvement despite a larger year-to-date deficit, noting total receipts exceed 225 million for the year and the general fund balance rises briefly above 85 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Treasury
Electrician Hid Work Blamed in Maine Explosion
In Kansas City Col. Jasper Brady alleged Cubans planted the mine that sank the Maine at Havana. He named Jose Seravaldo, Morro Castle electrician, as the bomber and said he was shot by order of General Blanche. Rear Admiral Wainwright dismissed Brady’s theory as unconvincing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biancho
Uncle Sam
Kansas City
Jasper Brady
Maine
Havana Harbor
Spain
Col. Brady
Jose Seravaldo
Morro Castle
Blanche
Wainwright
Washington
The
Brady
Monroe Fire Report Details Cause and Damage
Fire Marshal B P Sullivan reported from Monroe that the blaze began in Susie Randolphs house next to Albert Wrights restaurant due to a defective flue. Wind propelled embers across 400 feet igniting shingle roofs. delayed water due to a broken hose wagon wheel, hindering firefighting before alarms reached headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Sullivan
Monroe
Forsythe
Biggar
Albert Wright
Susie Randolph
Cuban Blew Up the Maine Announcement by Brady
Col Jasper Brady announced today that Cuba had blown up the Maine. The statement presents a direct claim of responsibility with no additional details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Express Employees And Companies Fail To Reach Agreement
An impasse occurs as employees and firms fail to finalize terms. Negotiations stall with no settlement in sight, leaving labor relations tense and unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
French Ministers Resign as Briand Reorganizes Cabinet
New York Nov 2 Threats of a general strike by drivers teamsters and allied workers hovered as express firms and strikers failed to agree The Brotherhoods executive council granted authority to call a city wide stoppage affecting about thirty thousand workers Officials ordered police to stop riding on express wagons to protect them and sent mounted and bicycle units to accompany the wagons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express Companies
Teamsters
The
Brotherhood
Duke of Connaught Attends South African Medical Congress
Capetown November 2 The Duke of Connaught morning address by Freemasons of South Africa. Later he opened the South African Medical Congress in a day filled with royal engagements and formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Duke of Connaught
Freemasons of
South Africa
South African Medical Congress
French cabinet resigns amid railway strike crisis
Paris reports the French cabinet resigned today amid divergent views among ministers on legislative measures to avert a crisis from the recent railway strike. The move caused a sensation with expectations that Premier Briand would remain and remodel the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briand
Har
New York Election Betting Odds Favor Dixio Over Stimson
In New York on election eve betting odds lengthened against Republican candidate Stimson as Dix money surged. About 20,000 dollars challenged 50,000 in Dix, with further wagers up to 100,000 by day’s end predicting Dix will carry the state by at least 100,000 votes. Western sources aided Dix, Chicago central to supply, while other bets covered Democrats winning New York New Jersey Connecticut and Ohio, and a Democrats majority in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stimson
Wall Street
Dix
Stock Exchange House
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ohio
Congress
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Union League Club
Broad Street House
Evangelist Rev R L Baker Delivers Large Sermon
Large audiences heard Rev R L Baker preach on Jesus Walking in the Midst of His Church. He argued history prophecy and experience prove Christ’s life and mission, and outlined ways he seeks the lost through gospel and the Holy Spirit. Services today include 2 pm, 8 pm, and 7 30 pm tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Baker
Jesus
Baker
Portugal Faces Military Revolt As Regiments Demand Promotions
Lisbon reports a looming military upheaval as two regiments send a Round Robin to Provisional President Braga demanding promised promotions and pensions for helping oust the Monarchy. The government is expected to yield. President Fallieres invited Premier Briand to form a new ministry in Paris. He accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Republic of
Portugal
Braga
Oldfield seeks reinstatement in Supreme Court case
Barney Oldfield, barred since his race with Jack Johnson by the American Automobile Association, filed for reinstatement in the Supreme Court in Atlanta. A temporary restraining order barred both the AAA and the Atlanta Automobile Association from blocking Oldfield from contesting the Atlanta meet scheduled for November 3, 4, and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Barney Oldfield
Jack Johnson
American Automobile Association
Supreme Court
Atlanta Automobile Association
Oldfield
Atlanta
Bench Show Opens in El Paso Kennel Club Week
A notable bench show under the El Paso Kennel Club opened today in El Paso Texas and will run through the week. Several hundred fancy bred dogs from leading Southwest kennels are on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Texas
el Paso
Illinois Central officials held on graft charges in Chicago
Chicago November 2 Frank B Harrison Charles L Ewing and John M Taylor former Illinois Central railroad officials charged with grafting through car repair frauds were held to the grand jury today by Judge Brugge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank B. Harrison
Charles L. Ewing
John M. Taylor
Illinois Central Railroad
Brugge
Roosevelt Era Betting Shift Reveals New Financial Ties
A broker notes a market pivot in Union League betting on Roosevelt, saying the old guard faced real danger years ago while today vast sums exist but no money backs Roosevelt’s man. The figure claims the change is not strictly club rules but a factual shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League
Roosevelt
Freight rate hearing concludes all testimony
Both sides have completed their cases in the freight rate hearing as witnesses rested and the proceeding moved to final arguments and a ruling.
Interstate Commerce hearing ends as rates debate looms
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard final evidence in Chicago and New York on proposed rate hikes across fifty commodities. A decision, expected after Washington hearings on December 14, could shape the largest ICC ruling yet. Shippers contend the increases will tax consumers $400 million, while railroads say higher costs and wage pressures justify changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democrats
Sullivan
New Orleans
the Picayune
Col
Jasper
Vortugal
DIXIO
Rpublican
Mr. Stimson
Bers
RK. Lb. Baker
Illinois Central
Chcago
Clarke
Lane
Stanley H. Johnson
Rock Island Road
Mr. Johnson
Commissioner Lane
Johnson
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