Republicans Choose Cannon as Speaker In Likely Fifty-Eighth Congress
Reports from Chicago New York San Francisco and Washington confirm a Republican majority in the next House with Joseph Cannon of Illinois favored for speaker. Estimates place Republicans at about 296 seats Democrats around 170 with several districts unresolved. Roosevelt would likely gain strong support as president with a robust Republican caucus in both House and Senate.
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New York
Washington
Canton
West
New England
Bia
Tong
Congress
Cannon
Washington,d. C
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Jackson
McKinley
Preadent McKinley
House
Senate
Tiee
York
Versfred
Republican Cuyeressional Committee
California
Dinos
Minnesota
Elshty-elgit
North Carolina
Avn- Paina
Nevada
Virginia
Missouri
Over- Rtreet
Minots
Congressional
Kbabcock
Babcock
Republican Nationel
Bubsork
Sen
Rabeeuck
Tinh
Illornia
Avis
San Francisco
Cal
Caifornia
Gillette
Melcatio
Neetham WM
Mee Tachiin
Daniels
Livernarh
Wynn
Inter Tntan
Pourth
Eaiedl
Juline Rahn
Seenml Bell Democrat
Sents Combe
Hanara
Repubteans
Nebraska
Oraha
Neh
Nav
Dietriete
Morris
T McCarthy
Dereata Rohinewa
Fuelondat
Atizona Daldgatrh
Phoenit
Welch
Demerratte Central
Witean
Delerate
Nicholas
Tiitsurg
Tai
Shirase
Fnrien Re
Pribdean
Zor Conerees
Trentes
Graham
TepUuHsan
Robbed the Government. Ontario Treasury Official Arrested
Alfred McDougall, formerly a Toronto collector for the provincial treasury, was arrested on two charges of theft of 6500 from the Ontario government. It is rumored his accounts are short 35000. He handled succession duties and was suspended by Premier Rows. He previously served as a Toronto alderman.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
Alfred McDougall
Xolleier
Treasury Department
Ontario
McDougall
Rows
Thirteen Victims in Madison Square Explosion Death Toll Rises
A final victim died today from the Madison Square explosion on election day, bringing the death toll to thirteen. The unidentifed man among the injured who were taken to Bellevue was later identified as Willan D. Drake, a bookkeeper, with death caused by a broken skull.
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New York
Madison Square
Helevue
Willan D. Drake
Emmons Finds No Alaska Boundary Stones Report
Lieut. George T. Emmons reports to the Secretary of State after investigating tales of boundary stones along the Alaska frontier. He spent the summer in the region and concludes no such markers exist as claimed. The report remains private, sent to ex Secretary Foster and Senator Fairbanks for their information.
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Associated Pre
Washington, D. C
George T. Emmons
U.S. X
Secretary of State
Alaskan
Reat
Alaska
British Northwest Territory
Ennons
State Department
Emmons
Washington
John W. Foster
Fairbanks
High Joint Commission
Black suspect sought in fatal hospital worker case in Boston
Boston on November 6 The gold watch of Clink Morton a McLean hospital domestic fatally hurt Saturday night has been found in a Boston pawn shop The police chief believes a Black person sold the article and may be linked to the death of Miss Marion Mason explains the Waverly affair while asserting Mason is innocent Police say they will use all resources to locate the suspect within forty eight hours
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Clink Morton
McLean Hospital
G- Mason
Watts
Miss Marion
Mason
Jet
Gro
Waverly
All American Bowlers Records from UAN Bowling Team
Salt Lake City nov 6 secretary Karpf lists week records for UAN American Bowling: Vorhow 103 pins in 12 games with 1 45-309 average. Wolf 194 pins with 182 5S1 average. Perens Gapness total pins 44 071 average 15 7. Selkach 58 pins total 35 85 average 15 . team totals show 12 games A ll Americans won 118 lost 16. Diamond trophy race in Chicago Mont highest Koetic soil Hinrich prize at Rilings Mont 263.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Karpf
American Bowling League
Vorhow
Wolf-Gaaines
SSI
EL Perens Gapness Ie Fotal
Madan
Appanents
Aecago
Hinrich
Rilings Mont
Insurgents Report to Miles in Manila Visit
Lieutenant General Miles returns from Dagupan to inspect northern railroad post sites and to head southward Friday. A delegation led by General Malvar meets Miles after a failed insurgent call.
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Manilla
Miles
Dagupan
Ralimad
Manila
Géneraales
Officinia
Malvar
Professors to Retire at The Calendar Year End
A university announces retirement for aging professors after five years of service. The plan includes salaries matching the current retirement allowance, rising to 1500 dollars per year thereafter. The program begins with the June commencement and affects specialists in each department serving five-year terms.
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ING
Corpel Universty
Deaths, Politicians, and Notables Pass Away in Briefs
George Vest Jr. and Walter M. Jones die within hours in Havana and New York. Vest, former Barker Poller superintendent, aged about forty-two, died of convulsions due to acute gastroenteritis after a late evening hotel visit. Jones, harbor police superintendent at Havana, death announced in Havana notices. Also noted are Professor George Husmann, aging viticulture expert, and Judge M. Hedburn of Jasper County who died from overexertion after election campaigning.
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Asaoelated Press
Washington
D. C
Missouri
Vest
Frederick OH
Murhart
West
Havana
New York
Walter M. Jones
Havanne
L.A. Jones
Port of
Nap
Cah
George Husminn
United States
Joplin
Hedburn
Jasper County
President Roosevelt Opens New Executive Offices in Washington
President Roosevelt today began business in the new executive offices adjoining the White House as interior work nears completion. He met Secretary Cortelyou, Attorney General Knox, Col Clayton McMichael, and civil service commissioners. He praised election results, noting Pennsylvania as a principal interest after New York, while officials discussed possible civil service violations in Pennsylvania.
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Associated Finis
Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
Cortelyou Uptil
Knox
Clayton McMichael
Philadelphia
Civilervice Commission
McMichael
Sie- Michael
New York
Keystone
Civil Service Committee
Pennsylvania
Fire destroys Dunbar block in Pennsylvania town
Fire swept the entire business and residence block on Woolville Avenue in Dunbar Pennsylvania, causing an estimated loss of 350 060. The blaze originated November 6 and left the town with extensive property damage and power outages.
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Associated Press
Dunbar
Woolville Avenue
Omaha
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Captain Olsen
Engine Company No. 2
John Reed
Joseea
Roosevelt to travel for memorial events and speeches
President Roosevelt will leave Washington at midnight next Monday and not return until after the reception for Vice Governor Luke Wright of Tennessee in Memphis on November 15. He will attend the New York Chamber of Commerce building dedication and speak at the Chamber dinner. He then travels west and south for events and funerary plans were not announced. Upon return he will stay in Washington one day to attend the unborn Teague cloud banquet in Philadelphia on November 2.
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Associated Frexe
Washington
D.C
Roosevelt
Luke Wright
Tenness
Memphis
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Phe
Seuthern
Memphia
Philadelphia
Huns Superstitious Diatinee Strikes Village
An extraordinary diatinee of superstition sweeps the rural peasantry near Gross Zarieng. Widow Pova’s home was struck by a mysterious act and police pursue the culprit. A boy, alleged to be involved, faces investigation as authorities search for the truth behind the coined警 reckoning.
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Bfy
Precey Cerna
Hean- Katy
Gross Zarieng
Mar Heechitva
Pova
Buried With Honors in Wisconsin Regiment Memorial
Special to The Northweterns Watipaca Wha Nov 6 funeral of Filward Jerou held at his home yesterday marked the grandest ceremony at the institution. A very public figure in the colony and the high esteem in which the war was held were testified by the numerous former comrades and attendees. At his death the deceased was described as remarkable in honesty and elegance. The flowers were a gift from Mrs Ed Dudley. Mr Jerou belonged to Company Fourteenth Wisconsin. he died Sunday, leaving a wife and daughters.
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Ed. Dudley
Jrrou
Fourteenth Wiscometin
Kuteers
Colorado and New York Election Returns Capture Diverse Seats
Early returns show Republicans winning most state tickets in Colorado with Democrats holding a Senate majority on joint ballot but potential Republican bid to control the lower house. In New York, Democrats claim cautious stance while awaiting full figures, with attorney general contests and protests possible. California also reports Pardee’s lead in governor’s race by about two thousand votes.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Arapahoe County
Cal
Repub-lcans
Endtire
Arnzpahoe County
Frankis
Franklin KE. Brooke
Lareze
Alva
Adame
Ajohn
Shafroth
John C. Bell
Herschel M. Hoss
Robert W. Bonynge
Congress
NEW York Democrats
New York
John A Mason
Democratic State Committee
Democratic
Tuntieen
Gessiil Wa
Dunn
R Publican
Odel
Odell
Lorenz Performs New Operation in San Francisco
In San Francisco a German surgeon, Dr. Adolf Lorenz, with about 19 doctors, medical students, and nurses watching, conducted a lecture hall demonstration using a knife. He claimed a successful operation for a brain-related condition and later treated a case of double clubfoot in a child under a year old.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Francken
Adolf Lorenz
Germany
Yens
Lorenz
VESSELS IN COLLISION NEAR SPANISH COAST
Hamburg dispatch reports the American ice steamer Graf Valerese colliding with the Spanish bark Balboa while both headed toward New York. The Graf Valde race sustained no reported damage, but the Balboa returned badly damaged and is proceeding to port for assessment.
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Associated Prox
Hamburg
Graf Valerese
New York
Graf Valde
Iron and fuel market trends threaten steel output
The Tron Trade Review reports widening fuel shortages and price shifts affecting iron and steel. Buyers fear future contracts as shipments falter, with U S steel negotiations delayed by merchant furnace backlogs. Coke supply squeezes prices. imports and regional production outlook remain uncertain. Russian market discussions push home market development and price controls.
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Associated Irons
Cleveland
Olu
Nev
Tron
Cen- Leal
Middlesbury
New York
Mahoning
Shenango
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ovens
Foundrion
St. Petersburg
Times
London
Diplomas for Maids Adopted by Chicago Housewives
Chicago officials propose diplomas for serving maids to secure positions in member homes. Diplomas issued by the association will be awarded after a year in one family and proven proficiency. Parchment certificates will label maids as satisfactory, cool, or remarkably efficient, with classes including graduate cooks and waiting maids.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Housewives’ Association
American vessel sunk after collision near Cuba
A cabiber man from Cienfuegos reports three masted schooner Austin D D Knight bound for New York with lumber was sunk after a collision with the Tintin bark Sorrento. The Sorrento, arriving Norfolk November 3, said it collided the night before with an unknown schooner and sustained rigging damage.
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Associate! Press
Rockland
Maine
Cabiberman
Cienfuezos
Cuba
Austin DD. Knight
Darten
New York
Bennet
Knight
Norfolk
Rebels Scattered After Venezuelan Victory Report
Vincent dispatch cites Sefor Ficurcro Venezuelan consul saying revolutionists have been scattered and government pursuing them. Steamer left La Guayra amid ashore firing to celebrate a victory. Volcano Gouftrkrre on the island has had eruptions with the crater smoking continually.
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Mirec
Kingston
Vincent
Sefor Ficurcro
Venezuela
Trinidad
la Guayra
la Quayra
Thin Island
Aince Inet
Quarters for Cavalry Planned at Chickamauga Park
Chattanong Tenn Nov 6 Government funds approved for construction of quarters at Chickamauga park for eight cavalry troops. Equipment to be ready for administrative use, but building of one squadron may be postponed if funds are lacking.
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Chattanong
Tenn
Chickamauga Park
Prosiat
Arbitration commission members depart for Washington trip
Mahanoy City Pa Nov 6 after a good night the arbitration commission left for their homes with Bishop Ronalding and other members heading to Scranton Watt King and Belfast left for that city. The special train carried them to Pottsville then to Philadelphia and Washington. The party includes Colonel Wright who will handle coal company statements in Washington as the commission continues its work. Yards visited at Pattaville and New Philadelphia amid the strike coverage. The commission’s special cars were attached to the Reading line’s 1 00 express and expected in Philadelphia by 4 35 pm.
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Csy
Iresa
Mahanoy City
Wight
Tere
Liv Scranton
Ronalding
Mishop Hogan
Scanton
Pottavite
Washington
Philadelphia
Clark
Cileage
Harenburg
Parker
Wl Ko
New York
Chiatrowan Gray
Wilmington
Del
Wilken
Wright
Meteley
Neill
Commineloners
Anthracie Coal Companies
Michell
Pattaville
Camimlaloners
Mahupoy
St. Nicholas
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Silver Creek
Nichols-Cleveland Marriage at Trinity Episcopal Church
Mr Heber Nichols of Faribault Minnesota and Miss Grace J Cleveland of Waupaca wed quietly at Trinity Episcopal church with Rector Jann W Greenwood officiating. The bride wore taffeta and carried carnations and brides roses, escorted by her father. The groom is a pharmacist and the couple plan on a future in Faribault with a reception in Northfield.
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Heber Nichols
Faribault
Minn
Grace J. Cleveland
Waupaca
Trinity Episcopal Church
Jann W. Greenwood
Martha Murdock
Oxhkosh
Exper
Wanapaca
Homse
Hostur
F. A. Martin
G. A. RR
Wrapnen
W. HH. Stevens Drug House
Nichols
Wisconsin Central Road
Northfield
Abandoned British Bark Florence B Edgett Crew Rescued
Captain Kare, his wife, nine crew members, and the two rescued were found aboard the Grenada after abandoning the Florence B Edgett in mid ocean during a hurricane on October 18. The vessel had been dismasted and waterlogged while sailing from Gear River to Buenos Aires with lumber, and the open-boat voyage to Grenada covered about 1450 miles.
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Thy
New York
Kare
Seaten
Florence B. Edgett
Ocean
Grenada
Trinidad
Edgett
Gear River
Buenos Ayres
Fight tale ends in fine for Charlie White machinist
The story describes Charlie White, a machinist, accused of assaulting an elderly man at the Columbia hotel. White admits possibly striking the man but claims drunkenness. He is fined eight dollars with costs, advanced by J A Barnes, his employer.
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Columbia
Charlon White
White
J. A. Barnes
Death of Mrs Manthel at 65 in Oregon Street
Mrs Lauretia Manthel of 249 Oregon Street died this morning after a stroke. She was about 65 and widow of John Manthel. Funeral from her residence Sunday at 1 20 PM and 2 PM at Lattberan church. Obituary fragment mentions John Leitz and St Johns church on Thir tenth street Nev.
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Lauretia Manthel
Oregon Street
John Manthel
Elpath Stres
Lattberan Church
John Leitz
St. John's Church
Thirtenth Mreet
Nev
John Mortiasy
Nciating
Canvass of the County Returns Reported
Officials led by C D Cleveland County Clerk J 3 Fish and the county supervisors chair convened at 1 0 o clock this afternoon to canvass the election results. Deputy Sheriff R Moody served as secretary as the canvass reviewed returns from various precincts across the county.
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Judes C.D. Cleveland
J. 3. Fish
County Board of Supervisors
R. Moody
New Yorkers Attend Carnegie Institute Day in Pittsburg
Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid and Mr and Mrs Watson Gilder arrived in Pittsburg to attend Founger's day exercises at the Carnegie Institute. The morning included a view of the rear Wan collection of art and a luncheon at the Schenley Hotel. Prominent citizens and Institute trainees were guests.
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Associated Prong
Mabare
Whitelaw
Rehata Watson Gilder
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Schenney
Institute
Who Wrote the Address in the Molineux Trial
Handwriting expert David N. Carvalho testified in the Molineux trial, opining the poleon package address was not written by the defendant. He compared it with Harry Cornish and Rudolph Heller, noting neither showed the same handwriting. The court rebuffed attempts to admit the Barnet Mage novis blanc evidence and adjourned for a recess.
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New York
Molineux
David N. Carvalho
Carvalho
Osborne
Attorn
Tambert
Harry 8. Cornish
Rudolph Heller
Edward FP. Scherer
Metropolitan Sayings Bank
Crime Excites Community Over Local Assault Trial
Cinchinawath Ohio Nov 6 intense excitement fills Harrison county as Louie Blacker and Harry West stand trial for an alleged assault on Mable Wright returning from school. Wright was attacked at gunpoint, neighbors found her unconscious, and West denies the assault while Blacker claims intoxication. Wright could not appear before Mayor Meitner. case may proceed again today amid rising fear for her condition.
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Axacerated
Cinchinawath
Ohio
Harrison
Louie Blacker
Harry West
Mable Wright
Blacker
West
Misa Wright
Neenah Council Meets To Audit Water Report
Neenah Wisconsin November 6 the Neenah common council met after adjournment. Read and adopted the waterworks superintendent report. Referred August Schlechter damage claim for five dollars to the city attorney due to injuries from a hay wagon mishap. Authorized purchase of a new hose wagon not to exceed 310 dollars. No action on reform movement. Mayer Schultz requested deferral to next meeting.
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Sperial
Weenah-Menasha
Wis
Neenah
Mayer Schultz Axkeal
Couneil
Siam's prince in Chicago visits university and luncheon
The crown prince of Siam arrived in Chicago by the Pennsylvanian road and was driven to the Auditorium annex for breakfast. He then went to the University of Chicago for a lunch with President Harper, followed by private calls. He was accompanied by Professor Gate, Siamese ministers, Edward Loftus, and other dignitaries. The prince will stay in Chicago for four or five days.
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Prince Wil Yemann
Chicago
Premier Comes to Prefects Urges Peace Amid Miner Strike
My Associate Press reports from Taria on November 6 that Premier Comes instructed prefects to adopt measures to maintain peace if strikers renew disturbances. Miners seem likely to accept arbitrators' decision and return to work, while Lenz workers push to continue the strike pending Atlas meeting. Troops remain active to keep order in mining districts.
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Taria
Ure
Distrisia
Wiorkers
Lenz
Atlas
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Chicago Housewoven Association
Ther Hease
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Mina Grace J. Cleveland
Jerry” Sullivan
Hla En
Charlie White
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