Todays Elections Across States and Territories
A sweeping national election report lists gubernatorial and congressional races by state with candidate names and party affiliations. It notes soldiers voting in Hawaii, the Philippines, Cuba, and Porto Rico as part of Uncle Sam’s ballots. Also mentions Siam reestablishing legation with the United States and Priya Vishdha Suriyasakti named as minister plenipotentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
Hawaii
Philippines
Pacific
Cuba
Porto Tica
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Henry R. Wolcott
Charles 5. Thomas
Connecticut
George E. Lounsbury
Dr. Morgan
California
Henry T. Gage
James,g. Maguire
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Thabo
A. B Moss
Frank Steu
Renberg
J. H. Anderson
Tilinis
Indiana
Thairteen
Iowa
Kansas
Ty. LB. Stanley
J. W. Lerdy UF
W. A Pelter
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Massachusetts
Roger Wolcott
A. B. Bruce
Maryland
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Augustus van Wiek
Theodoore Bacon
Citizens’ Union
New Hampshire
Frank W. Rollins
Charles FP. Stone
Augustus G. Stevens
New Jersey
Foster M Voorhess
Elvin W. Crane
North Carolina
Nebraska
M. L. Hayward
William A. Poynter
Nevada
William McMillan
George Russell
New Mexico
North Dakota
F. B. Fancher
D. H. Holmes
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
William A. Stone
George A. Jenks
Silas C. Swallow
Ind
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Kirk G. Phillips
Andrew Eb, Lee
South Carolina
William H Ellerbe
Tennnessee
James A. Fowler
Benton McMflin
Texas
Joseph D. Sayres
Barney Gibbs
Utah
Virginia
Wisconsin
Edward Scofield
Hiram W. Sawyer
Wyoming
de Forest Richards
H.C. Alger
West Virginia
Siam
London
Priya Vishdha Suriyasakti
Order of the White Elephant
Great Britain
Election predictions spark talk of Van Wyck win
New York pols including Croker and McCarren forecast large victories for Van Wyck and Roosevelt. Other notes report a central Illinois lynching of F W Stewart, and obituaries for Rev H L Wayland, actress Mrs Leslie Carter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
van Wyck
David Bo Hin
Edward Murphy, Jr
Chairan
PP. M. McCarren
Democratic Committee
van Wiek
Benjamin F. Odell
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Timothy Woodruff
Thomas C. Platt
Chauncey M. Depew
Theodore Roosevelt
Lemuel E. Quigg
Capitol Fire damages walls but library saved in Washington
The Capitol explosion damaged the outer veneer wall near the library of the Supreme Court but the central wall and main structure remained intact. The library escaped major damage though the elevator shaft and floors were wrecked, with losses mainly to woodwork and rare manuscripts, including early opinions. repair costs are estimated at about 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Wood
Mr. Wood
Capitol
Supreme Court
Congressional Library
Woods
Mr. Woods
Republic
Jefferson
Adams
Marshall
Story
Samuel Chase
Bushrod Washington
Evacuation Orders Move Second Corps to New Camps
General Young orders the Second corps to depart Camp Mende Segtus on Thursday for new southern camps. The Thirty-fifth Michigan and Second Tennessee lead the march, with subsequent units and hospitals following to Augusta Georgia Greenville South Carolina Columbia South Carolina Athens Georgia Summerville and other prep sites as corps headquarters and support units move ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mende Segtus
Tharsday
Auddietown
Young
Second Corps
Camp Mende
Michigan
Agusta
Columbia
Maryland
Augusta
New York
Greenville, &. Co
Pennsylvania
Athens
Ohio
New Jersey
Greenville
Augustin
West Virginia
Greensvile
Rhode Island
Missouri
Ohio Batillion
Summerville
Minnesota
Connecticut
Greenvill
Massachusetts
Athens Corps
Signal Corps
Corps Reverve Ambulance Company
Woes of Released Cubans From Ceuta Prison
Sixteen Cubans freed by the Spanish government from Ceuta arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II were left homeless after being released from the barge office. They sought aid from the Cuban Junta, which declined due to lack of funds. The United States consul had arranged their transport to the United States, but no reception plans existed. Commissioner Fitchie notified the Junta of arrivals. they agreed to care for them for one night while Mr. Palma seeks government support to fund their stay until Cuba resettlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceuta
New
Peanniless
Tnometess
New York
United States
Cuba
Fitchie
Junta
Navy yard vote aboard ships shows light turnout
The Jackies of the Brooklyn New Orleans Resolute and Mayflower voted yesterday at the navy yard. Only 33 ballots were cast on the Brooklyn and similar proportions on other warships. Voting also took place aboard the Texas and New York off Tompkinsville, with Vermont receiving ship voters today. Massachusetts and Indiana voted last Saturday.
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New York
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Resolute
Mayflower
Navy Yard
Texas
Tompkinsville
Vermont
Massachusetts
Indiana
War Commission Probes Camp Thomas Hospital Conditions
The war investigat ion commission, led by General Boynton and Dr Conner, began witness testimony in Chicago at the Auditorium hotel on hospital abuses at Camp Thomas. Doctors Ward and Seng describe scarce medicines, poor food, overworked nurses, and patients on ground cots or bare ground, with delays in hospital care and neglect cited by multiple witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rom
Schooler
Camp Thomas
Conner
Hoaplitala
Mia
Virginia F. Retz
San Plaint
Frank T
Wineis
Lie
Santiago
Montauk
Bertin
Fittoweh
Bets
Hit
Milo B. Ward
Kansas City
Ward
Third Army Corps
Hoff
Jenny
Thomas
General Dornton
Nicholas Seng
Chickamauga
Forts
Rico
Soldiers expose grisly find in cornfield during game
In Middletown Pennsylvania soldiers on guard found a decomposed body buried under corn shocks while playing hide and seek. The remains were identified as J Brow a teame ster missing for two weeks. Post mortem cited lung congestion as cause with weak condition and likely death days earlier. Rats had gnawed clothing and exposed injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Tennessee
J. Brow
The Produce Markets as Reflected by Dealings in Philadelphia and Baltimore
The November market report shows mixed movement across staples in Philadelphia and Baltimore. Wheat and corn firm to steady with No. 2 red and No. 2 yellow varying by grade, while flour weak and hay favored buyers. Dairy products remain firm with creamery butters and cheese steady. petroleum and cottonseed show steady to dull demand. import cargo rates and futures for winter wheats and nearby months noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Western Creamery
Elgins
Imitaller Creamery
New York
Fancy Pennsylvania
Pennsylvnois
Jerseys
Southern
Geatle
Shaan
Timethy
Dieerpool
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Canmorsia Tie Syrup
Calliorsia Fi Synvv Co
Carr Forma Fic Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Sgouieville, Ky
WM. C. Boteler
North Market Street
City Hotel
West Helferster
We Parish St
Frederick, Md
Love IS
the Doctor
Pearre
Cassell & Waters
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
Court Street
Frederick
Masonic Building
Thurmont
Graceham
High Ole
Adamstown
Fearnville
Pike
Larreijot
Barrain
Neat B. & O. H.R
Frederickton
Braddock
West End
Braunswick
Baltimore Pike
W. RK. Johnson
W. Third St
Liberty District
Motter’s Station
Utter
Leristown
Loeo Snd
Iouse
Delecates
S. Schmid
D.na
Howard House
Washington, D.C
Cor. Paaveand
American Chem
Illinois
Lacon
Ills
Nev
Toluca
Here
F. W. Stewart
Stewart
Mary O'Brien
Wernersville
H. L. Wayland
Dr. Wayland
Providence
R. I
Francis Wayland
Brown University
Yale Law School
Wayland
Seventh Regiment
Connecticut Volunteers
The
National Baptist
Baptist Examiner
Leslie Carter
Caroline D. Carter
Paris
Wirt Dexter
Caroline Roth
Dayton
Terra del Fuero
Cleveland
Franklin Ransom
Terra del Fuego
Ransom
South America
Alice Snell
Kingsville
Bryan
St Louis
William 3. Bryan
Nebraska Volunteers
Savannah
Spain
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Philippine Islands
Storoeme Court
America
England
Campbell
Hamilton
James E. Campbell
New York City
Keaiifa
Cairo
Khalifa Abdullah
Kordofan
Khartoum
Ali Shereef
B. and C. St. Paul
the Globe
F. D. Underwood
Soo Line
Baltimore and Ohio
W. M. Greene
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Schley
Navy Department
Snow
San Juan
Solace
Bei
Newark
Main Street
Daily Chronicle
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Civh
M. Tarireuz
Justice
M. de Pressenso
Tems
Emporia
Kan
L. W. Lewis
Evans & Thomas
Belvidere
Jacob Erwine
Warren County
Ervine
Erwine
Gen, Boynton
Dlosplial
Newport, News
Corier
Leonidas
Hampton Trends
Maria Teresa
Faid
Vulcan
Moerrlit
Bahamas
Hampton Roads
Victor
Pompey
Trempton Troada
Paul Meyer
Marylands
McCullagh
Tresario Caledone
Cala«sulro
Hestel Street
Joe Marrono
Ludlow Street
Zamis
Greece
Turkey
Ralli
M. Zamis
Detroit
Charles Mielke
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