Pennsylvania and Ohio Plans in Soul of Election Year
In a brisk off year race the Pennsylvania ballot faces auditor general and state treasurer contests while New York and Ohio shape the national mood. Republican Watres and Democrat Kerr project margins as high as 40,000 in PA. Ohio looks to decisively tilt the legislature with sharp tariff and prohibition debates.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Marsland
Jersey
Kate
Ker‘Stone
Union
Roan Watres
Reeder
St the Hees
Ode
Sidusity
Democratic State Committee
Ratic
Jinim
Barrity
Ihowever
Maranguine
Wright
Til- Fien
Kerr
Democratic “Committee
Seyeral
Dixeissart
Hamilton
Eix
Cincinnati
Campbell
Hamilton County
McKinley
Hamilwn
Republeas
J. E. Campbell
State Treasury
J.kl Richards
P. Bailey
EW. Poe
B.mcneal
S. Trambo
Sohn Seite
John
Tsmes
Padaeng
Gaus
Corcoran
Roger Q- Milla
Acme
Lodge ‘Russell
Demie
Russell
Bernicé Boies
H.C. Wheeler
BestowGeo
van Houten Supreme Smige
LG. Kinne
S. M. Weaver
Pak
J. Bruorhte
Henry Sahin Benrold
F. T. Campbell Oat
Towa
Boies
Cleveland
New Jersey Elects Two United States Senators and Assembly
In New Jersey the election will choose two U S senators and the entire house of assembly. Democrats expect to gain a majority in both chambers, with potential wins in Hunterdon and Hudson counties and several assembly seats. Congressional elections bring eight house vacancies, with four in New York and others due to death or resignation. A runaway carriage accident near August 6 claims two lives, Mrs Keifer and another passenger.
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Gorman
Saltamore
United States
Fors
Teeisiabie
Teextos
Noy
New Jersey
Senate
Énkys New
Repub Jicans
House of Assembly
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Hanterdon
Hudson
Wasmgton
House of Representatives
New York
Spinola
Lee
Virginia
Ford Sne
Michigan
Afr. Gamble
South Dakota
Hook
Tennessee
Keifer ¢eirs-Johnson
Prs
Foreign printers strike collapses and weather chaos hit region
Reports say the foreign printers strike has collapsed and workers resume in large numbers. Minnesota and South Dakota suffer heavy snow and ice. A jealous husband incident is noted in Colorado. Bids open for Wilmington public building project with Connecticut firm lowest. Mississippi population listed by counties shows variation. Italy appoints Chevalier Motia to temporary charge in New Orleans amid Consul Corte’s departure over mafia remarks.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Leshville
Col
Treas ‘Ury Department
Wilmington
Del
Connecticut Steam Brownstone Company
Portland
Mississippi
Chevalier Motia
Boston
Italy
New Orleans
Corte
New Orlleans
Chilean Telegraph Chief Recalls Valparaiso Link
In New Orleans President Scrymser of the Central and South American Telegraph Company explains how direct telegrams with Valparaiso were established amid Chilean politics. James A. Serer of the company defends the move as essential for neutral, global communications and the protection of lives.
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New Orleans
Scrymser
Central and South American Telegraph Company
Valparaiso
Baltimore
New York
James Aser
Central
Chile
Caeipeny
Balmaceda
Balion
Atlantic
Coupeny
Iquique
Bermaceda
Valpersiso
Ietecca
Alparaiso
Peru
Cas x Iyangue
BRIEF BITS From Westminster and Nearby Towns
A jumble of short notes from Westminster and surrounding areas reports locals walking long distances, a Maryland college football defeat at Westminster, veteran lodge activities, weather hints, accidental injuries, street improvements, property purchases, cattle shipments, horse mishaps, and various local incidents including elections, chrysanthemums, and orchestra plans. The items mention names like J. Ramaborg, J. W. F. Nusz, W. H. Burger, and others, with scattered references to B and O rail operations, frost, and winter snows.
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Washington
Baltimore
Hagerstown Globe
Poultice
B. Rouss
Woodsboro
Biuh Avenue
Jenny
Avery Pats
Iano
Mr. Henry
Trail’a
Sean
Eatey -Philharmonic Orchestra
Gise Brothera
Augua
William. Berlander
Wm. Knabe& Go
Maryland Academy of Bolen
Academy
Hower Hopkins
Peesientey
T. Derr
West Patrick
Mra
J. J. Stabb
Monat Zion
Samuel Stiller
Rocky Sprig Bbs
Solic
Bin
Charles Diffendal
Beer Bros
London
Potomac
Knoxville
Weverton
Obenderfer
James Bofna
Mayor Braner
Four Gold Mine on a Esof and Mysterious Roof Departure
A fragmented Philadelphia Record item discusses a trespassing on Broad Street near South Penn Square and a torn roof from an old church minting rumor about a potential $5,000 yield. Legends surrounding the pawnbroker’s three gold balls tie to St Nicholas, Lombard moneylenders, and Medici bankers, linking fraternal symbols to historic coinage and memory.
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Broad Street
South Penn Square
Great Dock
Mint
Isrge Tate
Cammot
Philadelphia
Pat Aheokee
St. Nicholas
England
France
St. Louis Republic
Pleasant Paragraphs Chronicle Local Socialites Spend Weekend
Purely personal notes from the city recounts weekend and weekday visits. Names like Elmer Hel of this city, Parvus Mier, Jacob Mainboards, J W Michael, and Samuel Helges appear alongside trips to Baltimore, Washington, and New York. Several residents depart for hunting trips, family visits, and campaigns, with deputies named for election day coverage across multiple townships.
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Elmer Hel
Suaday
Weatsboro
Messrs
Parvus Mier
Jacob Mainboards
Baltimore
J. W. Michael
East Church Street
C.J. Thomas
Martinsbun
W. V. J.T. Michael
Frederick
Samuel Helges
Vapi
Thedges
Cumberland
Cok Joba i. Thomas
Williard Keller
Lloyd T. Macgitt, Sr
Tuscoton
Philip Lambright
Booth Market Streer
Jesse Ricketts
Balmore
J.T. Ahearn
Philadelphis
E. Trout
Elmer E. Dyer
Hagerstown
Joseph McDevitt
Ohio
Charles Helotein
Washington, D. C
New York
Alex. Brangle
A. GC. McCardell
J. Donald
R. E. Cook
Chas. Wertheimer
Danmore
L. T. McGry
Bykenville
Ernest Frazier
Washington
Acd
A. H. Frurng
Willismapory and Chesapeake Lumber Company
Sparrows Point
Cora We
T. T. Hersperger
Willard Keller
Charles G. Thomas
Frank Goode
Charles Rosa, Jr
John Ritche
Edward Yell
Gasper Quynnaere
Dante Getzendonner
Kearneystown
W.va
Irs
Chiysie
Misaes Lelia Trayer
Pauline Hammond
Moral Forces in War and French Military Writings
A London Globe summary notes that French officers increasingly stress moral power over material might in war. It cites Colonel Maillard's new book The Elements of War arguing intelligence will courage over engines, while criticizing Maillard’s warlike zeal and its potential impact on a stirred public mood.
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Maillerd
Lins
Ope
Maillard
London Globe
Convicts Freed in Silent Nighttime Stockade Raid
Knoxville reports 200 miners from the mountains liberated 20 inmates at Oliver Springs, with five hundred penitentiary prisoners freed since Friday. Governor absent in Nashville, guards reinforced, no resistance reported, rumors spread of further releases and Tracy City action. Separate wreck in Danville, Virginia sent four injured. two children burned in Warsaw, Ohio house fire. wagon struck by locomotive in New York’s Lake Erie region. murder charges settled in York, Pennsylvania.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Yestern Bay
Mosutead
Oliver Springs
Nashville
Tracy City
ArRona
Ohio
Facksoi
New, York
Lake Erie
Carroad
Unclear race card extracted text notes various entries
fragmented OCR listing several horse names and race references including Gloucester Leon Macauley Perseveres. Additional lines mention Emblem Sequel and Passmore Blackburn Tyrone with assorted times and distances. No coherent event narrative or complete results available.
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Leon TH
Macauley
A. O. Hy
Punster
Tarlange
Flattery
Danise Eukens
Passmore
Blackburn
Tyrone
Tims
Market Closes Firm After Morning Slump
The stock market opened unsettled but firmed toward the close. Pennsylvania Railroad and Lehigh Valley showed activity with dividends and anticipated contest at the meeting influencing prices. The Produce Market listed varied bids and asks for winter wheats oats and eggs remained steady to quiet with mixed bids.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh “Navigation
Sready
Reading-at-wesk
Hestonville Pareenger Railway
H&b T
Santa Rolier
Ant Sing
Amt Ge
Amuicic
Sesumas
Shai Park
New York
Pennsyarias Sic
Wests
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Supreme Court
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Poe
Total Iublican Legisla
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Navy Department
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Toy Wesers
Maryland Cotege
Geuysbore
Westminster
Slocem
Witton
Garfield Camp
Baltimor
Hickss
Willa Wells
J. A. Ramaborg
East Fourth Street
Satarday
J. W. F. Nusz
W. H. Burger
Patrick Street
John E. Sifford
Menhtause
Saree Tow
Catarog
Patterson & McNair
Emmlinburg
Birety
P Doputy
Gayer Yor
Buckeyetown
Charles Adams
Edward Baha
Charles
Deegss
Edwin Freed
Jerome Ford
Bo We
Schteigh
Francis Eichelberger
Ale
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D. K Cramer
Jefferson
W. H. Myers
Mechanicatown
Topper
Jackson
J. D. Wachtel
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Woodville
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Linganore
Peter Stockbier
Lewistown
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J. P. Wingate
Will Guisenbergy
Wansaw
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Yore
William
Donohue
Atak
Intoraia
Aucram
Lovell
Bambler
Sparklip
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