Republicans of Ohio face a tight race amid temperance and graft charges
Ohio voters head to the polls for governor and other state offices as Democrat John M. Pattison challenges incumbent Republican Myron T. Herrick. Temperance foes and liquor interests split, with graft claims targeting Cincinnati magnate George B. Cox. A reduced Herrick margin seems likely while other Republican candidates appear secure. Cleveland's Tom Johnson eyed for a third term following a close campaign.
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Columbus
Buckeye
John M. Pattison
Myron T Herrick
Roosevelt
Herrick
Dot
Ohio
Wishie
Ohio Antti- Saloon League
Tom Johnnson
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Brock and McComasco Endorse Vinal Mighty
Brock and McComasco explain why Vinal Mighty contains in concentrated form all medicinal curative elements of cod liver oil without oil. They claim it nourishes the stomach, retards digestion, and offers superior results compared with old-fashioned cod liver oil or emulsions.
Philadelphia election tests decency against gang rule
Philadelphia November election centers on county offices a sherif coroner and two commissioners. The race pits Mayor Weaver led anti gang reformers against the old Durham machine now calling itself Regular Republicans. National figures including President Roosevelt have denounced the local gang influence and supported the reform group.
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Philadelphia
John Weaver
Durham
Weaver
Roosevelt
Republic Boys Rule
Bitter Maryland election tests Poe amendment
Maryland faces a bitter statewide election with a central battle over the Poe constitutional amendment to disenfranchise colored voters. Senator Gorman leads the effort, requiring a 1869 voting history test for new citizens, while Charles J. Bonaparte and the Republican Party oppose it.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Gorman
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Republican Party
Anti Mormon Party nominates Ezra Thompson for Salt Lake Mayor
The Anti Mormon Party in Salt Lake City Utah closes its campaign with the organization nominating Ezra Thompson a mining man capitalist and former mayor as its mayoral candidate. The party asserts the Mormon hierarchy controls both major parties in city and state politics.
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Salt Bike City
Utah
Ezra Thompson
Thompson
Chotes
Local vote on machines and parties described in clipped note
A fragment mentions cratic machines and both Republicans and Democrats in city affairs. The readable text references city matters and party involvement but no clear event date or outcome. The item suggests ongoing political maneuvering within the city.
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Uchkela
Painted Money Issue Dominates Nebraska Ballots
Nebraska voters face a tight race with one Supreme Court judge and two state university regents on the ballot. The central issue is Rockefeller funded donations to the University of Nebraska and the demand to return his $66,000 gift and force resignations tied to Chancellor Eli Andrews as Bryan and anti Rockefeller forces push to reallocate or revoke the funding and influence over state education.
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Monmejealy
Ringler
Lene Lincoln
Neb
State University
Nebraska
John D. Rockefeller
Eli Benjamin Andrews
Andrewa
Bryan
Rockefeller
University of Nebraska
Regent of the State University
Andrews
Educaonal Board
Watermelon Milk Feeding Claims At Marseilles Experiment
Reports from Marseilles describe a farmer claiming that milk poured around watermelon roots makes fruit grow larger with firmer pulp and better flavor. The test will be conducted at agricultural stations to verify the theory following prior prize wins for his melons.
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Marseilles
Department of Agriculture
Severa Leuice
Deputy Sheriff Recovers Sharp in Sumpter Case
Deputy Sheriff Jon Snow returned from Sumpter with C L Sharp traveling agent for the Pacific Livestock association of Spokane charged by J Thrall with about 1500 in missing funds. Sharp was jailed in Baker County and a woman claimed to be his wife tried to aid him but Snow intercepted her advance and secured Sharpe.
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Jon Snow
Sumpter
C L. Sharp
Pacific Livestock Association of
Spokane
Wash
Sharpe
J. Thrall
Company
Show
McEwen
Snow
Baker County
District Attorney
Taker County
Haker City Demporit
Married but Fooled Honeymoon Plan at Court Ruse
Elihue W Jewett and Mary L Willome wed at the courthouse with Judge Huffman presiding. They planned a Portland honeymoon to visit the Lewis and Clark expo, only to learn the fair had closed. the judge playfully kept the ceremony on track as the couple persisted with their plans.
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Elihue W. Jewett
Mary L Willome
Judge Huffman
Court House
Portland
Walla Walla Statesman
Jewett
Destroy Gambling Equipment in Lewiston Raid
Sheriff Harve Foresman will burn the seized gambling equipment, ordered by Judge Steele, on a vacant lot west of the county courthouse. The set includes 14 slot machines and four roulette tables, with two tables kept in custody. The value is about 9000 dollars, and about 240 dollars seized earlier were returned to owner Mr. Stickney of Spokane.
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Harve Foresman
Glewiston
Ateele
District Court
Steele
County Court House
Stickney
Spokane
Lewinton Tribune
Man Refuses Doctors Then Finds Relief With Bitters
Leavenworth Indiana manager Thomas S Austin of the Republican insisted on no operation for his wife but tried Electric Bitters after five physicians failed. The remedy cured her, restoring her ability to perform household duties. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co and Areek & McComns. Price 50 cents.
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Thomas S. Austin
Republican
Leavenworth
Ind
Inewtead
Hiedric Bitters
Xo Iick
Tallman &O
Areek & McComns
Pendleton Gets Edison Graphophone Agency Alongside Victor and Columbia
J A Owenhouse extends agency for the Edison Graphophone and records to Pendleton joining Victor and Columbia lines. First orders include 20 machines and 3000 records arriving November 6. Full stock of machines and records to be offered at Filer’s Piano House with flexible payment and exchanges, plus daily recitals and Christmas display.
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Victor
Columbia
J. A. Owenhouse
Edison
J. A. Oweenhowee
Oregon
Pendleton
Northwest
Owenhoure
Representing the People Elevates The Paper’s Claim
A representative paper leads public discourse as citizens show appreciation for its guidance and clarity. The outlet gains trust as readers credit its coverage for informing community decisions and shaping viewpoints.
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