Salisbury Speech Highlights Preparedness for European Crises
London report notes Prime Minister Salisbury urging readiness for all eventualities as UK faces Crete autonomy, Franco‑British tensions, and shifts with the United States in European politics. Also details Lord Mayor’s Show and Lord Mayor of London banquet with 856 guests. In Detroit, Pingree leads with about 70,000 plurality and Republicans gain 12 Congressmen.
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India
Europe
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Channel
Marquis of Salisbury
Egypt
United States
Great Britain
Election violence and post votes spread across Texas
Fragmentary reports recount deadly clashes during Texas election day in Duff, Trephius, and surrounding counties. Key figures include Joseph Ramby, Jefferson Squires dead. Jo McCartney and Riley Squires gravely wounded. Deputy Sheriff J Taylor shot in Lynton county. Emira Young jailed in Sutton murder case. other districts report shootings and minor affrays amid political strife.
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Steves County
Losare
Mee Carthy
Joseph Ramby
Jefferson Squires
Jo McCartery
Riley Squires
Flouben
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Button
George Young
Emira Young
Sutton
Young
Aubrey
Lynton
J. Taylor
Lee Webb
Webb
Sheffield
Trinity County
Washefield
Republicans Claim Clear Win For Next House
Washington reports Chairman Babcock asserts the Fifty Sixth Congress will be Republican with a solid majority. He cites early returns showing 185 Republicans likely elected, nine districts in doubt, while Democrats and others stand at 164 with 13 districts unsettled.
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Nebraska
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Bop
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Michigan
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Arizona
Governor Voorhees Holds Lead In Jersey Returns
Trenton November results show Republicans maintaining legislative control with 37 Republicans to 23 Democrats in the Assembly and 14 Republicans to 7 Democrats in the Senate. Passaic County shifts to four Republicans, Salem loses an assembly seat, and seven Senate winners serve until 1901 influencing the presidential successor race.
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Beigeres
Corrobly Leads in Bovond and Seventh Districts
The report states Corrobly carried the First Third Fourth Fifth Sheth Seventh and Ninth districts with about 1 200 majority in Bovond and notes two counties a year from, while Republicans concede the election. In the Eighth district Lin ney Hep is likely elected by a small majority.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dovener
Freer
Dewson
Republican State Committee
United States
Faulkner
Ohley
Democratic Committee
Kentucur
Louisville
Mordecai Williams
Catlettsville
Samuel Pugh
Vanceburg
Kentucky
Fountain
Bovond
Distriet Linney
Stone's Plurality In Complete Pennsylvania Returns
Complete Pennsylvania returns show Stone with 455,782 votes, Jenks 434,783, Awallow 124,437, a preliminary Stone lead of 122,089 that will rise above 125,000 with all counties counted. State total around 960,000. John Lind, Silver Republican, wins in Minnesota with at least 10,000 plurality. seven Republican congressmen elected.
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Supreme Court
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Raleigh
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Awallow
Fustonten
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County News Sketches From Montgomery and Surrounding Towns
The county section reports visits by Mr J Cook to Montgomery and Washington and new residences for Mr M Wood and Mr Daniel Swomley. Local gatherings include Missionary Society meetings at Mont Pleasant and church events in Creagerstown and Barnesville.
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Congressional Library
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M. P. Wood
John Yingling
Utz Hotel
Kate Willson
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Frank Price
J. H. Leib
Charles Diller
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Sanday
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Peace Commission Talks Resolve Philippines Question
Paris dispatch reports a brief peace commission session that yielded no new American propositions on the Philippines. Madrid notes the archipelago stays under Spanish sovereignty while temporary Manila occupation remains for security, with protocol terms now urged to be explicit to avoid misunderstandings.
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Philippines
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Spartan
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Mo Camben
Washington
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Aladrid
Manila
Madrid
Seized Red Cross Supplies Spark Protest to General Wood
A New York report recalls S G Contling’s complaint over Oct. 27 seizure of the Led Cross warehouse at Glbaré and its contents by Captain Woodson under orders from Colonel Wood. Contling protests unwarranted action and asks Gen Wood to prevent further incidents. Also noted are a Brookyn fire death of three Galliglen girls, a Saginaw report on Marta Teresa, Lottie Collins’ suicide attempt, a New York banquet for Major General Miles, and the Michigan troop transport for Porto Rico.
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Santiago
Michael Galliglen
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
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Gallighen
Mrs. Gallighen
Miles
Waldorf-Astoria
Nelson A. Milea
Chauncey M. Depew
Heniy van Dyke
C. O. Howard
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Lowndes
Maryland
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Bushnell
Ohio
Watkins
New Jersey
Joseph H. Choate
Henry Erben
The Produce Markets As Reflected by Dealings in Philadelphia and Baltimore
Prices for flour, rye, corn, oats, hay, beef, pork, lard, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, and other commodities are reported from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Market activity remains mixed with strength in some grains, steady dairy, and subdued pork and beef demand. regional figures are given for various grades and markets.
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