Republicans Gain Seats in New York and Across Nation
Returns show Republicans winning 230 congressional seats with Democrats holding 192. New York yields five GOP gains, Illinois leads midwest shifts, and California joins as a solid Republican delegation. Cowherd defeat marks notable Democratic loss. Cannon remains speaker candidate with minor committee changes expected.
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Missouri
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Ellis
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Wisconsin
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West Virginia
Middle West
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Preston Harrison
Roosevelt Declines Further Nomination After Election
President Roosevelt states after early returns that he cannot accept another nomination. He thanks the American people for their confidence and acknowledges the grave responsibility the mandate imposes on his administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
Tihe
United States
Roosevelt Victory Sparks Nationwide Reactions and Celebrations
Reports from Esopus and Newburg detail Judge Parker conceding election results and Roosevelt’s nationwide triumph. Messages from Kaiser and Emperor William express congratulations while crowds celebrate in New York and London. A St Louis man dies after a Parker bet linked to the election.
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Post-Dispatch
Sterling
Til
William Mayer
Mount Carroll
Parker
Roosevelt Wins Utah By Over Twelve Thousand Votes
Salt Lake City reports Roosevelt carried Utah by a plurality over 12 000 with the state ticket still in doubt. Republicans favored in the overall results. Concord New Hampshire notes a large turnout with a decisive Republican victory for national and state tickets, Roosevelt leading Parker by about 20 000.
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Roosevelt
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Utah
New Hampshire
Concord
N. IL
Roosevelt Leads In Montana Election Returns
Montana results show Theodore Roosevelt with a nearly 10 000 vote lead. Governor Toole, a Democrat, is re elected while most other state offices go to Republicans. Legislature appears Republican.
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Montana
Butte
Mont
Roosevelt
Toole
Sight Restored for Elkader Woman After Cataract Surgery
Mrs. Sarah Dinges of Elkader Iowa traveled to Dubuque for eye surgery by Drs Seeleys Oaks. She was nearly blind for two years and two months but now sees daylight and recognizes friends. Her vision improves daily and she expects to read ordinary newspaper type soon.
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Elkader
Iowa
Dubuque
Drs. Seeleys & Oaks
Bank and Insurance
Dinges
Clayton County
William Dinges
Osterdock
Executrix Seeks Court Permission to Sell Estate Land
December Term 1904 notification states Frena Herren executrix filed a petition in Jones county Iowa to authorize private sale of estate real estate to pay debts. The property lies in Section 35 Township 8 North Range 3 West of St. P M lying west of the public highway. Hearing set for December 6, 1904 at 10 a.m. in Anamosa courthouse.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
John Schweitzer
Monticello
Owa
Jones Country
George Leclerc
Said
J. Ih. Ramsey
Lowa
Herrick & Bauder
Henry J. Herren
John Henry Herren
John Herren
Maria Weithart
Lena Simers
Frena Herren
North Range
Anamosa
Towa
Executrix
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad and Jones County Report
An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming rapid stomach relief and permanent cure with a testimonial from a New Britain, Connecticut druggist. A Jones County teacher notes the superintendent’s report showing total wages of 57,872.36 dollars, up 1,127.08 from last year.
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Jones County
State Department
Dr King’s New Discovery saves Dorchester woman
Carelessness causes wrecks and illness but Dr King’s New Discovery cures throat and lung troubles. Mrs Louis Cragg of Dorchester MA credits the remedy with saving her life. Guaranteed for throat and lung diseases by O H Soetje druggist. Price 0c and 1 trial bottles free.
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Dr. King
Louis Cragg
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Lottery of Names Sparks Rumor in Detroit
The Detroit Free Press quotes a debate over a public figure described as a major who supposedly drinks freely, with a companion remark challenging the idea that he buys drinks, noting a long history of abstinence.
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Detroit Free Press
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Cures Piles Says Texan Buyer
C H Lacroix of Zavalla Texas credits DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with curing a stubborn case of piles after a druggist recommendation. The ad notes thousands of cures and that the product is sold by all druggists. Washington Star quotes Wiggs about sharing his last dollar but calls him prudent.
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DeWitt
C. H. LaCroix
Zavalla
Texas
Washington Star
Wiggs
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Promoted by S P Moore
S P Moore of Nacogdoches Texas touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a cure for biliousness and constipation. The small pills are easy to take and act quickly and are sold by all druggists.
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Chester
Michigan
DeWitt
S. P. Moore
Nacogdoches
Texas
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