Foraker Favored in Ohio Vote Outlook With 15000 Margin Seen
On the eve of the Ohio election, Col. Conger predicts a 15,000 majority for Governor Foraker's third term. Democrats pivot to Hamilton county for a big showing while parties hedge bets on state and legislative outcomes.
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Pennsylvania To Vote On State Treasurer Race Tomorrow
Philadelphia reports a light voter interest as Pennsylvanians prepare to elect a successor to State Treasurer Hart. Three candidates, including K Boyer, are in the race amid a quiet election mood.
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New York Election Doubts on Senate and Assembly Fates
New York on November 4 faces a tight statewide vote for the Legislature and top state posts. Republicans seek a two thirds majority to override a Democratic governor, while Democrats aim to cut or wipe out the GOP edge. Complex shifts in New York City alliances, potential ticket underperformance, and police rules on ballot presentation shape a volatile election eve.
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Outlook in Iowa on eve of election amid prohibition issue
Iowa Democrats forecast victory as reports from towns claim GOP support wavering over prohibition. J J Richardson cites strong Democratic momentum in rural areas and anti prohibition sentiment boosting Boies while Hutchison faces opposition. George Perkins predicts Republican upper hand in joint legislative ballot, Allman's re election likely. Ham calls this election most doubtful in 35 years.
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Northwestern Ohio Solid for Foraker in Strong Republican Showing
Northwestern Ohio Republicans express solid support for Foraker with broad party backing and high enthusiasm. Democrats show limited zeal for Campbell, preferring Neal in Henry and Lucas counties, while Toledo Democrats miss registration aiding Republican turnout. The region remains Blaine and Foraker strong with veteran G A R support.
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Jersey City Prepares for Election Vehemence
At the Republican and Democratic State Committee headquarters in Jersey City confidence runs high for tomorrow's election. Assistant Secretary J Herbert Potts voices optimism while statewide estimates point to General Grubb winning the governorship by 1500 to 4000 votes amid party vituperation.
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Henry M Stanley Report From Africa Expedition Dispatch
Henry M Stanley, the African explorer, has sent a dispatch via Emin relief committees detailing Emin Bey and Jeppson as prisoners since August 1888. He describes his journey from Albert Nyansa to the coast, famine, mutinies, Mahdist invasion, and delays before reaching the Nile region. supply orders to move to Monapa and beyond.
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Sultan's Imperial Guests Attend Grand Therapia Banquet
Constantinople November 4 The Imperial visitors toured Therapia this afternoon. In the evening the Sultans hosted a banquet for the guests and escorted the Empress to the royal harem. The two sultan sisters played the piano and the Prussian anthem. Emperor William and the Empress toured the city to view illuminations and fireworks. The Royal Gardens glowed with lamps and colors as crowds filled the streets. The emperors plan a shooting trip on the Asiatic Bosphorus before Wednesday.
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French election notes hint at Italian invasion plan
Paris periodical reports Dalonde, Min ister Spuller, and Signor Crispi discuss Boulangist hopes. It claims Italian troops awaited a signal to invade France and that Crispi sought English and German consent to press Tunis issues. England declined and Germany rebuked Crispi. Carnot's triumph altered plans.
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Fortunes Call for National Afro American League Formation
T Thomas Fortune former Freeman editor and current Aga owner issues a call to Afro American League members nationwide. He urges organized effort to form a National Afro American League to combat constitutional rights denial. He notes a Nashville convention planned for November 15 to establish a unified movement across branch leagues.
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Furnace Break Fatal at Lebanon Plant
A furnace rupture at Robert H. Coleman’s No. 1 furnace in West Lebanon spewed molten metal and gas, killing laborers Harvey Bohr Henry Fertig William Snider John Snyder BenSaville Eck Harvey Beck. Several workers were injured, with rescue and recovery crews continuing through the night amid grieving families.
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John Snyder
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Henry Eisenhauer
William Snider
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Peru Bondholders Gain Control Of Railroads Mines And Guano
A London to Callao document settles £56,000,000 in Peruvian bonds. English bondholders gain control of Peru railways mining interests guano deposits and 4,000,000 acres of land for 66 years and £80,000 yearly duties. The deal, signed by Micheal Prace and Lord Dunemore for bondholders and President Quereze for Peru, awaits final Peru Congress approval.
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Had to Have a Place How Kellogg pressed for colored hire
In Washington ex-Senator William Pitt Kellogg urged Public Printer Palmer to appoint a colored laborer within three days. Palmer cited no vacancies, Kellogg demanded vacancies be created and Republicans placed over Democrats, citing repeated rebuffs to qualified colored applicants.
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A Cell Instead of a Coffin in Steelton Suicide Attempt
In Harrisburg on November 4, Mrs. Mary Crater attempted suicide in Steelton by taking poison. She was arrested and jailed for the life attempt. Before the act she sent a note to her recently married husband pleading for his arrival, and it was reported she planned with another woman to die, though the other woman backed out.
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Traveling man found murdered near Independence Missouri river
A body found in the Missouri river near Independence is identified as G. J. Reed, a traveling agent for Chapman Bros. of Chicago. The coroner's inquest returns an unknown person as the probable perpetrator, with no known motive or suspect named.
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Mahone Election Fight Draws Virginia Feud Claims
Democratic and Republican factions clash over fraud and turnout in Virginia as November election day nears. The piece cites accusations of fraudulent registration, cross border voting, and Republican hopes that McKinney will win while Mahone faces strong support and substantial financial backing from the national party.
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Troops Fight Indians Near Crittenden
News from Tucson dated November 4 reports a detachment from Fort Hauachapa under Sergeant Pickets clashed with a band of Indians ten miles from Crittenden at 4 am. Several shots were exchanged but no soldiers were wounded.
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Plan to bury Mrs. Grant near General Grant at Arlington
A report discusses removing General Grant’s remains to Arlington and the possible burial of his wife beside him there. An official asserts no obstacle if Mrs. Grant wishes burial at Arlington, noting army custom favors wives beside their husbands.
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Torse Men Frozen to Death After Colorado Blizzard
A blizzard in Eastern Colorado and Northern New Mexico drives 1,800 beef cattle toward Panhandle Texas. Henry Miller, range foreman for Colonel By G Head, and several cowboys survive by grouping and sheltering near Sierra Grande before the storm.
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Raum Hares A New Rouse Pension Examinations Localized
Commissioner Raum announces that future medical examinations for pension claims must be conducted by local district examining boards. This change aims to speed aid and reduce travel costs for poor applicants. The Washington board will not examine claimants living outside its jurisdiction, replacing potential delays and bias with local oversight.
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Through Rates Advanced for Shippers on West Lines
A Western Freight Association meeting set through rates to take effect November 20. First class 1.15, third 80 cents, fourth 56 cents, sixth 40, from Chicago to western points. Rates on wheat and products to east of Chicago restored. paths from Minneapolis and Chicago to eastern destinations adjusted.
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Rivalry Over First State Admission Sparks Dakotan Debate
A brief telegraph from Washington reports a lively clash between North and South Dakota lawmakers over which state would be admitted first. The dispute centered on the presidents signifying the official act, with pride tied to the timing of admission and ceremonial markings at the Executive Mansion.
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Why They Go It Alone The Baseball Players Brotherhood Plan
A New York meeting of the Baseball Players Brotherhood outlines grievances against the National League and reveals plans to form a Players League. It notes management greed, the reserve rule, and player sales, with a call for independent organization and public support. The movement follows a Fifth Avenue Hotel gathering and signals a new era for players seeking control of their careers.
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