Republicans Retain Grip as Hughes Leads New York Race
Election returns show Republicans maintain control with a large plurality in New York and statewide gains for Curtis Guild Jr in Massachusetts. Hearst leads Hughes in New York City and surrounding counties, while Republicans pick up seats across many states including Michigan and New Jersey.
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Washington
Hoosewell
House of Representatives
Gannon
Hingis
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, Jr
John B. Moran
Boston
Connecticut
West Virginia
Ayro Republican Congress
Elkins
Maryland
Minnesota
Jobn
Ar Tobheon
Michigan
Cumunius
Iowa
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Allee
New Jersey
Trudson
Essex
Newark
Ohio
Henry Clay Evans
Tennessee
M. R. Patterson
New Hampshire
Floyd
W. A. Clark
Montana
New York State
New Jerey
Curtis Guild
Moran
W. BH
Cincinnati
Johison
Den
Msfv
Cughes
Vorar William Ran- Omicer
Hughes
Greater
New York
Hearst
Brooklyn
Patrick B. McCarren
Bronx
Queens County
Long Island City
Richmond
Staten Island
Buffalo
Rochester
Utica
Troy
Elmira
Rome
Little Falla
Johnstown
Thomas F. Grady
Wtammany
Bes
Thomas Hook
Independence League
Woodruff
Ayress
Finghes
Republican Party
Schenectady
United States
State Senate
Assembly
Ferrose
Rotan
Philadelphia
Emery
Gibboney
Ing Bustos
Guild
Moray
Maine
Bartlett
Dent
Bostos
Stule
Congressmien
Thiurer
Hughes Bbs
Little Falls
Sughes
Elearst
Syracuse
Higgins
Herrick
Wayne County
Albany
Orange County
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Amsterdam
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Rensselaer County
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Jronroe County
Monroe County
Limba
Chemung County
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Florida
Tilingis
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Vernon Whiting
Oklahoma Republican Central Committee
Jesse Dunn
Democratic Committee
Udian
Okllahoma
Poisonous Substances Injected Kill Small Animals
A French investigator shows that all substances are poisonous when injected in enough quantity into an animal’s circulatory system. He used powdered duck egg yolk treated with salt and injected it, needing 53 grains per pound to kill a rabbit. Hen egg yolk is less poisonous. turtle yolk more so. egg albumen also poisonous.
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Eges
Farrar Receives Ovation in Last Royal Opera House Appearance
Berlin reports Geraldine Farrar the American soprano drew a warm ovation in her final Royal Opera House appearance before departing for New York. After the concert, several young women rushed the platform seeking embraces and even kisses for Miss Farrar.
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Miss Farrar
Berlin
Geraldine Farrar
Royal Opera House
New York
Was Welette Iron Chancellor in German Tales
In WHITE PLAINS on Nov 5 Carl Wache an aged German former valet to Prince Bismarck collapsed and died of heart disease. He was known for detailing anecdotes about the tronc hancellor in local memories.
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Welette
White Plains
Carl Wache
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Rail defect blamed for fatal Thoroughfare bridge wreck
Gorover Gaskill reports experts conclude a loose rail caused the Pennsylvania run road wreck at Thoroughfare Bridge last Sunday. Sixty people died in the disaster near Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Leese
Atlantic City
Count and Countess Arrive in New York on Visit
The Count and Countess de Chambria have arrived in New York and proceed to the home of the Countess mother Mrs Tongworth in Cincinnati. The Count receives leave from his army post until January 1.
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Countess Chambre
New York
Countess de Chambria
Tdngworth
Cincinnati
Columbia Professor Nominated for Representative
WINSTHD Conn November 3 The Republicans of Norfolk nominate Professor M J Pupin of Columbian University inventor of the ocean telephone for representative in the Aye oral assembly.
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Columbia
Winsthd
Conn
Republicans
Norfolk
M. J. Pupin
Tolumbial University
Ocean Telephone
Army dismisses Brownsville battalion for violence
President moves to discharge without honor every man in Companies B C and E of the Twenty-fifth Infantry for firing on Brownsville residents on Aug 18 1906 and bars them from re enlistment. Arlington report notes the act is to be followed by possible court martial of a white officer accused of slurs against black troops.
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Arlington
War Department
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Tort Brow
Tex
Army
Navy
United States
Brownsville
Ort Brown
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Willilam L. Pitcher
Ifantry
Fort Sheridan
Colonel Pitcher
Loeb
Pitcher
Kauow
Memphis Police Mutiny Ends With New Acting Chief
Memphis Ohio area mutiny erupts as nearly all police members revolt led by Chief George T. Claver. Mayor Malone suspends Chief O Haver for insubordination and appoints Police Sergeant W J Hayes as acting chief to take charge during turmoil at the polls.
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Memphis
Fenn
George T. Claver
James H. Matone
O'Haver
Malone
W. J. Hayes
Democratic Challengers Arrested Across Counties
Reported in Fremont and Bannock counties the Democratic challengers faced arrests at precincts and jail. bail refused in Fremont. Bannock judges refused to remand the challenges and allowed voting. The action aimed to block Mormon Republicans on alleged constitutional disqualification due to religion.
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Boise
Fremont County
Republican Committee
Bannock County
Keene Stable Triumphs Across Day at Aqueduct
New York November 7 Keene's Pillander a two year old son of Ben Brish Pink Douilne won the Election Day handicap at Aqueduct one mile and a furlong. Keene also took the Babylon handicap with Wambest and Expansionist won the Bushwick steeplechase. The Keene stable secured their third victory of the day.
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Keene
New: York
James
Pillander
Douilne
Anqueduct
Wambest
Bushwick
Weil
Truth is Stranger Than Fiction Sailor Tale
A garbled excerpt recounts a sailor Taylor facing a wreck and a muttered plan to steer a whaling voyage to harbor. The fragment also includes a line from a modern periodical or play script with a dialogue about work and manners.
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Tayior
Gait Taylor
Taytor
Matt
Child Chooses Father Over Mother in Droll Exchange
A translated quip from Tales from Simplicissimus depicts a child answering favorably for his father, explaining that he sees less of him, a line that plays on distance and affection. The exchange reflects a humorous wartime or historical tone.
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Simplicissimus
Wife asks cure in Marienbad over growing stoutness
A wife jokes about her husband’s expanding waist and whether it is cheaper to buy new dresses or travel to Marienbad for a cure. The line is presented as a translated epigraph from Tales from Meggendorfer Blatter, reflecting humorous social satire.
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Marienbad
Meggendorfer Blatter
Musical Crime and Embellished Courtroom Snippets
The page compiles quick quotes about singing amateurs faced with punishment including a line about warding off in all occasions and a judge questioning an oath literacy. It weaves brief exchanges from Chicago Tribune and other papers with playful taunts about singing and nerves in front of officials.
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Jude
de. Gas ‘Company
Chicago Tribune
Johnny Lands Politics Job and Aims For Bigger Role
The Detroit Free Press quotes a figure named Johnny who has secured a political position he pursued and speaks of an even larger role as his goal. The exchange questions his true ambitions and hints at ongoing ambitions beyond the current post.
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Johnny
Detroit Free Press
Prophet IsaaK Refuses Sunday Work as Walton Disciple
The Prophet IsaaK declares he can’t work on Sundays, explaining he is too devout a follower of Izaak Walton. Some sects are strict on Sunday observance, causing pressure to press him for labor.
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Isaak
Izaak Walton
Pittsburg Post
Modern Society and Getting Serious Dialogs
Excerpts show social satire and flirtation in early 20th century style. Characters discuss marriage expectations and money, with a lurking sense of surveillance as a family watches from a neighboring window. A Somerville Journal line adds blunt slang reflecting evolving manners.
Front Cap in Smashup Motto Clash in Washington Star
A fragment from the Washington Star contrasts mottos about being right versus being ahead in finance and risk, with snippets on racing and public figures. The jumble mentions Dustin Stax, race death by action, and a note on a woman with a long marriage and many children.
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Dustin Stax
Washington Star
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Stocksinger
Idaho
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Gooding
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New Mexico
Andrews Rep
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Dela Ward
Pitth and Mighty
Kent County
Dover
South Carolina
Mo F. Ansel
J. L. Chandler
House of Assembly
John F. Drydex
United States Senate
Essex County
Republican Assembly
Warner
Legisliiure
Broward
Everglades
Mlord
Ami Jameson
Buchel
Wharles E. Hughes
M. Linn, Paode
W. K. Pitcher
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Lite
Builletin
Sydney, N. 3. W
Musical Crime
Baltimore American
Bragg
Knox
Excelsior
Mathilde
Meyers
Jack
Tom
Somerville Journal
Jones
Bocker
Allie
Plaiis
Leader Police
Marrie
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