Democrats Carry Doubtful States in IT 18 Cleveland Balloting
The article reports Democratic wins in New York Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Connecticut New Jersey and likely Ohio under the banner of a satirical figure described as the Stuffed Prophet. Iowa backs Republicans electing ten congressmen. Bob wins by over a thousand votes and Hicks is elected county attorney in Jones County.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ohio
Returns show Cleveland elected president with broad victory
The returns indicate Cleveland won the presidency beyond question and carried key states including Wisconsin and possibly Ohio, with Weaver taking Colorado and Nevada and perhaps Nebraska. Iowa Republicans celebrate their strong gains in Congress amid a sweeping landslide.
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Winds
Wisconsin
Ohio
Weaver
Colorado
Nevada
Nebraska
Iowa
Republicans Lead With About Twenty Thousand Gain
Des Moines reports show Republicans claim a turnout plurality not less than 20000 across counties with some votes still due. Democrats concede around 16000. Republicans assert winning the First through Eleventh congressional districts in the state.
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Des Motis
A Thousand Majority for Cousins Wins by Big Margin
Robert G. Cousins achieves a sweeping victory with over thousand plurality in a district that stunned both parties. The Cedar Rapids Republican tallies show Cousins ahead of Hamilton by 1,052 and total majorities reaching 1,461 with other listed counties contributing variably to the district result.
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Robert G. Cousins
Benton
Marshall
Hamilton
Election Results From Neighboring Districts
DuBuque E November 9 Democrats concede Col D B Henderson re elected by at least 1300 majority. West Union November 9 Updegraff Republican defeats Butler Democrat by over 500 majority.
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D. B. Henderson
West Union
Updegraff
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Orrumwa Election Returns Show Major Lacey Victory
Orrumwa voters reported Major Lacey defeated White by about 1000 votes in the Henry George party contest. White conceded after results narrowed the gap and campaign supporters prepared final remarks.
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Orrumwa
Major Lacey
White
Henry Georgette
Republicans win key congressional seats in early returns
CouncilLurrs reports Hager elected to Congress by about 2400 votes. Fr. Doper notes Dolliver reelected over Ryan by a large margin. Sioux City notes Perkins reelected over Campbell fusion by a small margin.
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Congress
Fr. Doper
Dolliver
Ryan
Sioux City
Perkins
Campbell
Inside Ex-Press Reports Full State Returns
The Ex-Press editorial page promises complete state returns up to yesterday with AP dispatches this morning corroborating yesterday reports.
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Associated Press
Colorado Returns Show Weaver Leading In County Totals
Denver tally through two thirds of Colorado counties shows Weaver with 22,5938 votes and Harrison with 17,181 votes, Weaver leading by 4,862 as results are incomplete.
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Colorado
Weaver
Harrison
Harrison and Weaver Run Close in Nebraska Returns
Omaha dispatch notes returns coming in slowly with indications that Harrison and Weaver are running close and both claim the state.
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Omaha
Harrison
Weaver
Indiana Democrat gains across counties tally statewide lead
Ninety two Indiana counties reported to Chairman Taggart show Democratic gains over eight percent of 742. Estimated gains in the remaining eighteen counties total 8,400, yielding a Democratic plurality of 9,743 in the state.
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Indiana
Taggart
Democratic State Committee
Milwaukee report on state election lead by Cleveland and Peck
Chairman Wall states Cleveland and Peck lead the state by about 13 000 votes. Returns are incomplete but not expected to change outcome materially.
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Wall
Cleveland
Peck
Ohio Goes Democratic In Presidential Year Indications
At 10 o clock tonight Ohio appears to have gone for the Democratic candidate in a presidential year for the first time in state history. Republican headquarters report unofficial returns from all but four counties with a claimed plurality of 116 but acknowledge an official count may be needed to decide the result.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kansas Third-Party Surge Likely in Statewide Results
Early returns from remaining counties indicate Weaver leads Kansas by about 2000 votes, Lewelling fusion candidate for governor ahead of Smith Republican by about 1500, Harris fusion candidate for congress at large favored over Harris by around 1000, yielding a 5 fusion 3 Republican congressional delegation.
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Kansas
Weaver
Lewelling
Smith
Harris
Congress
Anthony
What the N. Y. Tribune Says This Morning
The Tribune notes that Democrats were not mistaken as early returns show Cleveland and Stevenson winning in several states. While final results remain unsettled in some states, English manufacturers rejoice as protectionists face uncertainty from the election.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Stevenson
Edge Tools And The Sun Moon Degrade Sharp Edges
The sun and moon light are said to harm edge tools by dulling or bending blades. Knives drills scythes and sickles exposed to sun heat turn blue and lose their edge unless re tempered. Purchasers should beware tools from retailers exposed to prolonged sunlight or moonlight as the cause of unserviceableness is often misattributed to material or workmanship.
Hayes Re-elected in Second District by 8000 Vote
Davenport reports the Second congressional district re-elects Democrat Hayes by about 8000 votes. National and state tickets run about the same, reflecting broad political support.
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Davenport
Hayes
Pepsin Boosts Butter Yield in Dairymen Report
A South Australia Dairymen's Association committee reports tests with black pepsin showing butter yield rising by about 150 percent. Using pepsin costs little and may improve butter health, taste, keeping, and sales, with significant potential profits for dairymen.
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Carl Wertz
John Barton
Thomas Rowell
Association
Wertz
Werta
Rowell
Truffle Hunting with a Pig in Dordogne
A Paris Letter describes a Dordogne truffle hunt where a pig digs for fungi while its master guards the haul. The pig, clever and greedy, receives maize in exchange and sometimes eats the truffle, prompting nose blows to enforce sharing.
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Dordogne
Lparis
Boston Transcript
That French Cook and Her Privileges Explained
An excerpt notes privileges of a French domestic including wine allowances and a one percent commission on tradesmen’s bills. It compares wages and perks to American norms, highlighting a typical monthly gain and the cook’s expectation of salad, soup or similar courses, with coffee for breakfast.
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Secon
France
America
Bamboo Cuts Cause Severe Wounds and Tough Healing
The article explains bamboo cuts are painful due to silex in the outer layer making wounds jagged and hard to heal. It notes bamboo blades once used as knives by Chinese and Japanese, referencing prolonged ulcers and uncertain poisoning effects, with a comparison to minor injuries from cane or a fishing rod.
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Queer sort of a bridal tour on a city cable car
A Philadelphia Press report describes Jim and Mary married two weeks as they ride the Seventh and Ninth street cable car. She sits with him in the forward compartment while he drives, sharing a chilly honeymoon ride and avoiding attention, with Mary paying her fare every trip.
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Philadelphia Press
Nichols Wins Benton Tama District Judge Seat
In Vinton Nova it is claimed that J D Nichols defeats Caldwell to become district judge for Benton and Tama counties. The report notes Nichols elected over Caldwell, securing the judgeship.
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Pastry Without Butter With Dr Price’s Baking Powder
The ad presents a method for light flaky pie crust using Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder instead of butter or with reduced butter. It claims healthier digestible crust, greater economy and easier prep as one third flour is omitted and crust rolled thinner while the powder’s leavening raises to thickness. It asserts the powder contains egg whites and is free from ammonia alum or adulterants.
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