Pennsylvania and New Jersey election results reported
Philadelphia votes show McCreary leads city treasurer race by 20 906 with Morrison and Gregg gaining in auditor general and state positions. Majority against constitutional convention appears large while photoreography tracks repeaters in McAvoy fight, Judge Finletter rules limit late voting.
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Morrison
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Eal
G. Morrison
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Tilden
Arrison
Treas
Cameron—Gregg
Rep
Cheafield
Wryoning—Greze
Aepublican
Jain Gray Be Morrison
Pike — Wright
Dom
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Dem
Mezroe— Wright
Getty
Jum
Ikei
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Geteral
McAvoy
Kodaks
Avithittle
Finletter
Pinletter
Democrats and Republicans win scattered assembly seats
Nov 4 reports show Democrats carrying Sussex Salem and Atlantic counties with several assembly wins and a Republican gain in Ocean county. In Iowa and Colorado alike updates hint at mixed results with Republicans making gains. Jolley wins in South Dakota. Ravenswood noted but details unclear.
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Jolley
South Dakota
Hirrox
R.p
Woods
Smith
Ind
Congress
Unclear excerpt on Baltimore politics and figures
Fragmentary report notes Baltimore elections with references to Frank Brown, William J. Vianort, Ferdinand C. Batroche, Warfield, Marbury, and party dynamics. Mentions legislative majority, mayoral candidates, and county results amid a fragmented account with irregular spellings.
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Tetcher Bowie
Mr. Brown
Pee Tisuster
Cleveland
Colorel
William J. Vianort
Frank Brown
Adlivans
Gorman
United Tes Senate
Ain Bebe
Baltimore City
Imore
Anty
Ferdinand C. Batroche
Fo S Davies Warfield
Baltimore & Latrobe
Warfield
Frederick County
Anns
Arandel County
Moss
Election returns show Republican gains and Healy incident
Reports from several states indicate Republican gains in fifty towns with potential statewide plurality for the governor. Meantime Tim Healy, leader of anti-Parnellites, was horsewhipped after remarks about Miss Parnell and Mrs Par nel. Convicts in Tennessee and arrests in other counties fill a day of rapid police actions.
Death of C H Markland Barsmorg
Charles H Markland, a well known builder, died November 4 at age years. He leaves a widow and no children. Also in San Francisco the international tosof-sar contest ended with Denmark defeating Norway and Germany beating America. Scotland won first prize, Denmark second, Germany third, Ireland fourth.
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C. H. Markland Barsmorg
Charles H.markland
Mastiind
Scotland
San Francisco
Denmark
Norway
Germany
America
Ireland
John J. Fenkins
Geano Rarms
Mich
John J. Jenkins
Masonic Home
Flower wins New York governor race in landslide
Albany N Y Nov 4 Roswell P Flower narrowly or overwhelmingly wins the governorship, defeating Fassett and BeLean with margins ranging from 5000 to 80000 in various tallies. City results show Flower about 5920 ahead, while statewide estimates vary by source. Other reports note congressional and local election developments and a fatal shooting in Brooklyn.
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Albasy
N.Y
Roswell P. Plower
David E. Hill
The
New York Tribune
Flower
BF Flower
Republican State Committee
Fassett
World
Harlem
Cochran
Spinoza
New York
New ‘York
City
Ist ‘Flower
BeLean
Brace
Bourke
Guchian És
Congress
Spirola
Pierce
Ospital
Yorkvillé
Lahey
James Street
Simon Crane
Frederick Witte
Crane
Chilean insurgents case links to Traubull trial
In California and other districts, Judge Ross instructed jurors in the Traubull and Bart case, agents of Chilean insurgents, to find them guilty. Across the Atlantic, General Grubb in Madrid announced a Chilean threat and readiness to face Chilean forces, praising a ship’s appearance and capabilities.
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Navy Yard
Crooklyn
Barbadoes
West Indies
Chile
Gherardi
Cal
Ross
United States District Court
Traubull and Bart
Ituta
Baltimore Captain Faces Chilians Over Valparaiso Incident
A verbose report by Captain Schleyte describes American seamen from the Baltimore detained in Valparaiso. Negotiations involve Chilean officials, Minister Egan, and the Intendente of Vi lpsrise. The United States seeks proper treatment and investigation before any severe measures. Captain Schleyte, a Frederick native, aims to avoid offense while ensuring necessary shipboard purchases and communications. News hints at further developments if Chilean investigations reveal strong evidence or exaggeration.
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Valpariso
United States
Chill
Vilpsrise
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Schleyte
Baltimore
Isk Pradovt
Egan
Edhley
Patleo
Walt
Progres
Resson
Junta
New Orleans
Frederick
Schley
Brief Bits of Local News Highlights and Developments
Items from Martinsburg and surrounding towns note a man cutting a farm horse’s foot with a wire fence, a Hagerstown cow giving birth to twins, and the electric street railway carrying 200 passengers. The Dagerstown YMCA library holds 9,000 volumes, canal boats carried 17,000 tons of coal in October, Carty opens a Brunswick furniture branch, 100 homes under contract there, and seats for a FCMG winter event go on sale. John Schell starts scaling the Fessler property on East Patrick Street and D. Lowenstein plans new buildings. L Moberly lands a painting contract for H C Zacharias’s East Taird street houses.
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William Howerd
F. C. Griffith, Jr
Frederick Street
Hegeratown
Phi
Martinsburg
Pat Nic
Dagerstown
Cumberland
C. Carty
Brunswick
F.C
John Schell
King Gideons Wedding at Reform Church Parsonage
Miss Annie E Gibbons of Braddock and Mr Oscar R King of this city wed at the Reform Church parsonage on West Church street in a small ceremony conducted by Rev E R Eschbach. They left by the Baltimore train for a brief honeymoon and will reside here after returning. Fire alarm reported at 9 15 this morning for a blaze at Thomas McPhersons house at Cat Alley and Schwaben's Row. The roof burned and some damage to furniture occurred. firefighters responded promptly.
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Levi Morton
Jamie. Blaine
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Reformed Church Parsonage
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Oscar R. King
Wiss Annie EB. Gibbons
Braddock
E. R. Eschbach
Baltimore
Sre
Thomas ‘McPherson
Cat Alley
Schwaben’s Row
Lizie Nichols
Wife Beating Arrested Man Detained After Incident
Charles Stanley a colored man was arrested yesterday after an altercation reported in the local area. Mitcer Ohender witnessed the event and alerted authorities.
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Charles Stanley
Yeaterday Aftertiiar
Mitcer Ohender
McKinley Victory Signals in Ohio and Hamilton County
A United Press report from Ohio on November 4 cites prominent Democrats conceding McKinley leads, with estimates of a 35,000 statewide margin and gains in the legislature. Hamilton County shows McKinley seed to win 4,000 to 5,000 plualities, while Sherman predicts a 15,100 plurality for McKinley and a Republican legislature. The piece notes the new ballot system and mixed signals from Democratic headquarters as results come in. A homicide mystery in Jersey is reportedly solved, with Michael Cervi and wife Annie implicated.
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Franklin County
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United Press
Campbell
Tony
Democratic
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Hamilton County
Hamilton
Lincoln Club
Cincinnati
Sherman
Ohio
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