Misgourl and Maryland Algo Taft Wins Missouri Election
Missouri returns show Taft carrying the state by a small plurality as Bryan’s early lead fades. Hadley, Republican, likely elected governor over Cowherd. Stone’s reelection to Senate appears about 16,000 ahead. Ohio results: Harmon, Democrat, elected governor by about 20,000 with a Republican legislature. Foraker seat uncertain. Harmon may appoint during special session. Ohio Democrats win nine Congress seats.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Taft
Bryan
Hadley
Cowherd
W. J. Stone
Dia
Folk
Stone
St Louis
Columbus
Ohio
Williams
Harmon
Foraker
Harris
Oho
Taft Wins Oregon Plurality and Sen Budget Shifts
Early returns from 18 counties show Taft leading Oregon by 15 925 with a statewide plurality around 22 000 as final totals loom. In Marion and nearby counties speculation centers on votes for senator and presidential electors with Taft carrying all counties in a broad March style tally. Bryan concedes defeat. Taft victory appears near certain as more complete counts come in from Nebraska and other states.
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Portland
Ore
Taft
Oregon
Giesser
Debs
Chafin
Hisgen
Marion
Salem
Now
Marton
United States
Wage Cut and Halted Improvements Ordered by Railroad
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line announced a daily wage reduction of one dollar and a quarter for section hands and the discontinuance of all improvement work. The move affects workers and infrastructure projects on the line.
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la Crowe, Wie
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Warner Reelection Backed by State Returns
Complete returns from the state today bolster Governor Warner the Republican in his bid for reelection.
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Warner
Taft Expected To Carry Maryland By 146 Plurality
Early returns from Baltimore indicate Taft will win Maryland by a 146 vote margin as of11 the morning with projected statewide plurality.
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Baltimore
Taft
Burke Wins North Dakota Governorseat in Races
Fargo reports Burke a Democrat triumphs in the state race, the sole Democrat elected in yesterday's returns. Burke's victory seals a statewide result and sets the political lineup for the new term.
Cabinet Shakeups Hint at Roots Exit to Supreme Court
Washington reports a wave of cabinet changes and predicts that Elihu Root will retire to accept the chief justice position on the Supreme Court, succeeding Fuller. The forecast suggests a major shift in the administration's personnel and the judiciary.
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Washington
Root
Supreme Court
Fuller
Election forecasts stir Illinois and Oklahoma gains
Secretary Barnes of the national committee of socialistes said total vote will not exceed 825000. Illinois vote will barely reach 50000. Oklahoma shows the largest gain with 17000 against 4400. Just election.
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Chicago
Barnes
National Committee of Socialiste, Sald
Oklahoma
Tribute to Bryan by Courier Journal leader
The Courier Journal review from Louisville notes a majority favoring the current administration, arguing it is better to endure known faults than risk the unknown. It praises Bryan’s intellect and stamina, while lauding Taft for steadiness and urging continued civic duty amid partisan strife.
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Wml
Louisville
Colonel Watterson
The
Courier Journal
Union
Bryan
Taft
Bryain
Josie
Nebraska
Postal Report Shows B16 Gain in October
Pendleton post office data shows October receipts at $2113.13, up from $1359.89 last year. Seven month period April to November 1, 1905, indicates about a 20 percent rise over the same months in 1904, despite temperance and crop hardships.
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Pendleton
Harry Rees
Ines
Brown
Wool growers discuss National Cooperative Wool Warehouse
A county association meeting in Pendleton November 14 will consider erecting a National Wool Warehouse by the association with Chicago as the storage site. Delegates to a state convention will be chosen, and wool buyers’ alleged market control will be addressed. The plan calls for 25 million pounds stored yearly with growers owning 40 percent of stock and local businessmen taking 33 percent.
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Counry Association
K. G. Warner
Penbleton
Crtthn County
Heppner
Umatiin County
Oregon
Oregonian
Gooding
National Association
Salt Lake
Dan PP Smythe
Smythe
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Chicago
Minneapolis
St Paul
St. Louis
Chivare
Jowst
Wool cooperative wool market plan urged by Idaho Oregon growers
A proposed plan would ship wool to Chicago with storage in that city and advance financing by Chicago banks at zero percent, securing the grower’s title until sale. Merchants pledge to buy only wool from cooperative growers if a wire system is erected, promising lower costs and better selling leverage. W. P. Temple testifies in Pendleton on grain production costs in Umatilla County, asserting 65 cents per bushel to grow wheat and detailing expenses under hiring and labor methods.
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Chiene
National Association
Tamdad Uo
Oregonian
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyomiie
Oregon
W. P. Temple
State Railroad Commission
Commercial Association
Umatilla County
Temple
Cmatilla
Metho
Woody Katmans
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Ccas
Cuca
Sears
Fair Expenditures, Receipts, and Deficit Report
Third annual report of the Third District Eastern Oregon fair shows expenditures exceeded receipts by about $2000 due to pavilion enlargements. Deficit largely covered by prior surpluses, leaving the association about $276 in debt. Secretary Thomas Fitz Gerald notes the fair was the most successful yet and urges greater effort next year.
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Commission
Board of Commissioners of
Oregon
Fite Gerald
Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Pendleton
Ore
Baby held as ransom after window broken in San Francisco
San Francisco on November 1 Francis W Smith secured 4 warrants for J Pommer keeper of a nation sore. A 2 year old daughter was seized and held in a ram con for a broken show window. The witch in came Lauren Wathedle fired a hammer breaking the window. Pommer took the child, detained the purse and demanded 12 dollars for the window. The baby was boons reread.
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San Francisco
Francis W. Smith
Charming J. Pommer
Lauren Wathedle
Pommer
Helped Ober Chulorofom Teshran Eb In Oakland
An unclear report states Blake, stepson of Michael Hallihan, aided Mes C mR Wright in drugging and chloroforming her husband after he retired. Wright confessed the involvement and claimed Blake acted on her suggestion. Blake obtained $175.
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Oakland
Blake
Michael Hallihan
Mes. C
One Oregon Democrat Won Taft Bet In Salem
Salem Nov. 6 W H Gatens Chamberlain's Secretary is the only Democrat in Oregon who won an election wager A Taft man bet him Bryan would get no more electoral votes than did Parker.
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Salem
W. H. Gatens
Chamberlain
Oregon
Taft
Bryan
Parker
Delegation Heads to Heppner for State Meeting
After the meeting a portion of the National Woolgrowers Association and the Chicago Commercial Association will travel to Heppner to attend the state meeting on the 17th.
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National Woolgrowers’ Association
Chicago Commercial Association
Heppner
Southern Pacific to Use Electric Power in Berkeley
San Francisco November Berkeley trustees consider a $2,000,000 plan by the Southern Pacific to upgrade its system and extend into Berkeley in exchange for permission to switch motive power from steam to electricity for urban train operation.
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San Francisco
Berkeley
Southern Pacific
Nelson turned away at Waldorf Astoria over room request
New York on November 6 reports Bat Nelson, seeking a room at the Waldorf Astoria, was refused by a clerk who recognized him and said there was no room and probably never would be. Nelson then left promptly and wandered the street.
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New York
Nelson
Waldorf-Astoria
Mystery Derev ens About Disappearance of Ginl
San Francisco November fifth police take up the Edna Clark case after private detectives fail to trace her movements. A Pullman ticket found among church scooping heap is linked to Rev. Pason Young who was with the girl before she vanished. Descriptions are sent nationwide.
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San Francisco
Edna Clark
Oakland
St Mary the Virgin
Pason Young
Oregon Passes Cold Day Law Amid Population Shifts
An OCR read shows Oregon enacting an early cold day law as the state shifts demographically. The text mentions New York with 900,000 inhabitants and references proposals and regional comparisons, noting an evolving legal framework.
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Oregon
New York
Water filling large reservoir ahead of irrigation season
Reports from Exehoe indicate a substantial head of water flowing through the feed canal to Cold Springs reservoir with the big storage basin filling in preparation for next year’s irrigation. The canal’s progress faced delays due to dams as the system tests its reach while addressing past illness and railroad concerns from the battered roadbed.
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Cold Springs
Eney
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