Mr Frank W Hackett Retires From Public Service
Mr Frank W Hackett plans retirement from his assistin social work role as changes ripple through federal life in Washington and Eta s announces he will return to private law practice in the national capital.
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Frank W. Hackett
Washington
Etas
Hackett
national
Schley
Admiral Schley
Hanna
department
James Parker
Colon
Parker
Captain Parker
Mr. Rayner
Street Car Dynamited in Scranton Strike Turmoil
An exulting bomb blasted a Scranton Railway car en route to Carbondale. Windows and front were smashed. the motorman injured, conductor unharmed, two Italian track workers bruised. The attack coincides with the employer strike now in its sixth week.
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Scranton
Scranton Railway company
Carbondale
Mayfield
newmulllin
Roosevelt District Vote Capsized by Narrow Margin
In New York on November 6, Roose velt's district in Orser Bay town carried the Republican assembly candidate by a 7 vote majority while the Democratic candidate for district attorney trailed by 4Y votes.
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Roosevelt
New York
President Roosevelt
Orser Bay
I. L
assembly
Demarest
Murphy Wins New Jersey Governor Race by Plurality
Franklin Murphy, Republican, elected New Jersey governor by about 16,000 votes as Essex county shifts support. Republicans gain majorities in both houses, with Assembly 45 Republicans to 15 Democrats and Senate 17 Republicans to 4 Democrats. Warren county records a historic GOP win in the assembly. County results show Murphy ahead of three years ago amid statewide Republican strength.
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Franklin Murphy
Trenton
Voorhees
Essex county
Murphy
Seymour
Warren county
assembly
Senate
Ohio
Columbus
Senator Foraker
John R. McLean
Democratic National committee
Nash
Cincinnati
Southern railway
Massachusetts
Boston
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Richmond
Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Pennsylvania election results show constitutional amendments carried
News from Philadelphia reports Pennsylvania voters approved three constitutional amendments for personal registration and voting machines. Harris and Potter won statewide offices by reduced majorities amid light turnout. County results vary with several counties showing large Harris or Potter leads, while statewide ballots carried by small margins.
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Pennsylvania
Harris
Potter
Philadelphia
Frank G. Harris
ueasurer
William Potter
supreme court
Barnett
Tharets
Vast 1899-1902 County and State Election Totals Across Regions
The document lists numerous county results with Barnett Creasy and others winning by large pluralties, constitutional amendments carried by majorities, and statewide outcomes in states like Ohio Massachusetts Colorado and Denver. It notes Republican dominance in Ohio and Massachusetts and Democratic gains in Colorado with varying pluralties and legislative control.
Seth Low Elected Mayor of Greater New York by Wide Margin
Seth Low, former Columbia University resident and Citizens Union candidate, won the mayoralty of Greater New York by about 59,404 votes, defeating Democrat Edward M. Shepard. The victory gives Fusionists control of City Hall and signals a broad political shift with major upsets in the borough tallies and assembly results.
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Seth Low
Greases
New York
Columbia University
Citizens* Union
Greater New York
dward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
William ‘Travers Jerome
Robert AL Var Wych
Democrats for
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New York county
Jerome
Van Wryck
Charles Vincent Fornes
Citizens' Union
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board of aldermen
weerze
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Democrates nominer
Manhattan
Bronx
Low
Shepard
Queens
Richmond
Greater
Greker
Law
Richard Croker
Mr. Shepard
Croker
Thirty-fourth street
Broadway
Great Barrington
Mass
Augusta
H. Manley
Republican fMational executive committee
Maine
Crokerism
Buffalo
Erastus C. Knight
Rochester
Warner
Rodendack
Albany
Gans
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Harris and Potter
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Montoni
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