Damodar Chapekar Trial Opens in Poonah for Assassination
In Poonah Bombay Presidency on November 4 the trial of Brahmin lawyer Damodar Chapekar began for the June 22 ambush killings of Lieutenant Ayerst and Commissioner Rand. He confessed to the Rand murder and queen Victoria statue arson, described his early acts, and stated motives tied to anti-British sentiment and plague control unrest.
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Poonah
Bombay Presidency
Damodar Chapekar
Ayerst
Commissioner Rand
Ganeshkard
Victorie
Bombay
Chapeker
Chavekar
Chapeskar
Chapekar
Simla
Tme
Cowe
Queen Victor
Bombar
Chapekear
St. Marrs
Mr. Rand
Chapekr
Avrerst
Salvation Oil Promoted as Timely Remedy for Rheumatism
A reader from Ashland Virginia reports Salvation Oil as an excellent liniment that quickly relieves rheumatism neuralgia and muscle pain when other remedies fail. The testimonial says it reduced swelling and pain in the ankle and muscles and outperformed prior liniments. The notice appears in The News.
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Salvation Oil
Jno. M. Hail
Ashland
Lizzie De Kaib Arrested in Kayser Murder Case
Lizzie De Kaib, linked to Keyser murder in Norristown on October 2, is arrested in Philadelphia on charges of complicity. She had fled Montgomery County after Keyser’s arrest, is held to await county authorities, and faces potential involvement as the trial and subsequent death sentence proceed toward supreme court review.
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Loos
Kayser
Philedelphis
Lizzie
Ifack
Bens
Supreme Court
Terrible Crimea church fire causes 74 deaths
Reports detail a panic in Ehrel ef Crimea after candles lit as windows opened to vent vapor. Alarm spread outside as villagers feared the altar screen was burning, triggering a deadly crush. No nearby medical aid and a vast pile of bodies found at dawn.
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St. Petersburg
Ehrelef
Kozloff
Crimea
Kozlof
Womer
Ohio campaign ends with party claims on legislature
Ohio returns spark a tight post election battle as Republicans claim a joint ballot majority while Democrats concede Bushnell and the state ticket by a narrow plurality. Fusion elements from Cincinnati complicate control and potential Senate votes stir talks of Bushnell or Hanna for the next Senate.
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Ohio
Bushnell
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Senate
House
Cincinnati
Voight
Jones
McConkle
McConville
John FR. McLean
Ohio Democracy
Hanna
McLean
State Senate
Repubiicans
General Assembly
Marcus A. Hanna
Allen ©. Meyers
Democratic
Foraker
Meyers
Indications Point to a Republican Plurality in Maryland
Baltimore reports semi official returns and county estimates show Republicans leading the Maryland state ticket race. Norman E. Scott says Republicans hold 16 senate seats to 9 Democratic with Calvert possibly giving a majority in the senate. in the house 46 votes needed to organize and Republicans claim 46. Democratic leaders dispute but dispatch Calvert observers to watch the count.
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Calvert County
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Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Smith
Goldsbor Allegeny
Queen Anne's
Somerset
St. Mars
Talbot
Worcester
Ala
Goldsborough
Norman E. Scott
Republican State Central Committee
Calvert
House
Senate
Colorado Close Vote Delays Supreme Court Decision
Reports from Nov 4 indicate the official canvass will determine the fate of the supreme court seats. Bayt leads by about 160 votes with Hart and Gabbert each carrying similar county totals and Arapahoe showing mixed results. Nebraska Republicans admit defeat as fusion candidates surge to a likely supreme judge win by 6,000 to 10,000 votes. Wolcott carries Massachusetts statewide with 165,376 votes to Williams 79,414 and Everett 14,134. Mahoney wins in the second Hampden district, shaping a 32 to 7 Senate split with Republicans holding the House.
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the Times
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Borstadt
Sheriff
Webb
Ci Federation
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Nebraska
Lintern
Neb
Bryan
Sizer
Sullivan
Fusion
Supreme Judge
Judge
Edmiston
Fusion Committee
Wolcott
Boston
Gosnold
Williams
Everett
Hopden
Wiliam B. Mahoney
D. H. Ives
Senate
House
Ocean tragedy collision leaves Fortuna crew missing
The schooner Fortuna collided 20 miles south of Montauk Point with Edward E Briery as both vessels grappled in darkness. Three Fortuna crewmen are feared lost, while Captain Chase and others escaped to Briery. The Fortuna then disappeared, bound for Last with a cargo of coal from Newport News.
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Chase
Fortuna
Cook
Tens
Stock and Produce Markets on New York Exchange
Heavy prices and dull market on the New York Stock Exchange gave way to a later liquidation with prices sinking to the day’s lows. Sugar led declines while many prominent stocks fell over two points. London quotations reflected unfavorable sentiment after yesterday’s elections. Live stock and grain prices mixed with beef, pork, eggs, and dairy items showing varied movement and small gains in some sectors.
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Stock Exchange
London
Balto
Ohio
Lehigh Valley
N. J
Pluralities by Counties in State Treasurer Race
Complete returns list county by county results for state treasurer with Dr Swallow Prohibition leading in ten counties and Bencomry Crown ahead overall by 3 525 votes. Totals show Rep MeCo 364 597 Brown 249 216 Swallow 216103 and other figures across counties including Greene and nine counties where Swallow’s vote exceeds Beacon.
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Hitter
Dr Swallow
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Huntingdon
Juniata
Lycoming
Montour
Northumberland
Columbia County
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Greene County
Lancaster Lawrence
Delaware
Eric
Payette
Forest
Washington Wayne
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Perks
Monro
Carbon
Luzernie
Northampton
Prohibition
Gunderland
Deuphin
Parker Hing Over 58 000 Plurality in New York Race
Returns from New York state and city elections confirm Alten Parker Democratic candidate for chief judge of the court of appeals leading by more than 53,000 statewide and 133,068 in greater New York. Van Wyck leads over Low and Tracy for mayor. Republicans hold the senate with 30 to 6 Democrats.
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Parker
Vrn Wyck
New York
Alten B. Parker
Court of Appeals
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Tammany
Willliam A. Prender
East
Francis Wilson
Brooklyn
Prendergast
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