Missouri Election Estimates and Official Returns
The St Louis Republican averages Missouri legislative tallies with Senate Democrats 22, Republicans 12. House Democrats 90, Republicans 42. a Democratic majority on joint ballot. Unofficial county returns show Greeley leading Grant by about 28,000 with Cook County pending. Official 69 county totals place Grant 29,073 ahead of Greeley, with Cook still unreported, potentially widening to about 52,000 to 55,000. Springfield Journal notes Gen Martin's election to Congress, confirming a Democratic win in one district while Republicans gain six seats overall in the Forty third Congress.
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House
St. Louis Republican
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Grant
Secretary of State
Springfield
O’conor
Cook
Springfield Journal
Gen. Martin
Congress
Centralia
Missou ceis Congressional Vote in Twelfth Thirteenth Districts
Unofficial results show early tallies for Congressmen in Missouri's Twelfth and Thirteenth Districts. Figures list candidates and party affiliations as precincts report totals.
The Boston Conflagration and Aftermath
The article reports the start of work clearing ruins after a major Boston fire. It notes two children burned to death in Oakland and mentions a new Atlantic cable initiative. Portugal signs a concession for the Falmouth and Mais Telegraph Maintenance and Construction Company to lay an electric cable from Portugal to Brazil.
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Portugal
Falmouth and Mais Telegraph Maintenance and Construction Company
Brazil
Shaler
New York Fire Department
Damierell
Boston Department
Weather and government update from Wasnvictor region
The Signal Service forecasts Thursday for the northwest and river basins to the Ohio valleys show northerly to westerly winds with clearing and partly cloudy skies, occasional light rain and snow. The President held a morning consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury.
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Missouri
Upper
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Silk weavers strike at Lie & Son Phenix Mill in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey the Lie and Son Phenix Mill silk weavers strike for a 20 percent wage cut. About 200 men and 50 apprentices idle, with wages totaling around 3000 dollars weekly. Four thousand silk industry workers are affected regionally and tensions rise as others in related mills have not yet faced cuts.
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PatEnsos
N. J
Lie & Son
Phenix
United States
New York
Horse Disease Spreads Amid Quarantine Talks
Chicago reports rapid abatement of disease in some zones while west division stages and streetcars in burnt districts cope with fallout. Cincinnati and New Orleans face transportation slowdowns and possible quarantines. Wheeling reports twenty horses stricken in one stable as Ohio and Milwaukee note rising cases and Louisville lists over a thousand affected.
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Wheeling
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Election returns show Democratic gains across states
From Ricuwoxp to Topeka, official and reported returns on November 13 indicate Democratic majorities in Virginia Tennessee and Georgia counties with Greeley leading by 17,000 Tennessee Brown at 16,500 in governor races and Republicans holding a 3 to 1 edge in Congress. Galveston notes a Democratic net 8,775 across 49 counties and Austin power to locate the capital with a ten thousand majority. Topeka reports a Republican statewide lead of 33,709 and a legislature of 119 Republicans to 14 Democrats.
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New York
Europe
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Ssit-Lake
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St. Paul
Brownlow
Tennessee
C. W. Ormibee
Mr. Botts
Salt Lake
Grant
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Harbor
Army of the Cumberland
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Chas. M. Hoover
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Kans
Relief Committee Bostons Fire Policy Opposes More Currency
From Bostos November 13 the Relief Committee protests any extra currency issue as unwise and prejudicial. Boston merchants seek relief from a ten percent duty on bonded goods older than a year. the secretary cannot act unless lawmakers permit remission for fire losses. In New York, vast leather and wool losses raise prices as 250000 hides and thirty million pounds of wool burn. Debris clearing progresses. safes recovered, gas returns, and theatres fundraisers planned. Streets redesign discussed and Mansard roofs barred.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Boston
Congress
New York
Andio
Board of Fire Underwriters
Whisky and Grain Prices Mixed Across Markets
Historic market report notes whisky shade lower at 95, corn heavy and lower, oats firm with mixed Westerns, butter active, cheese quiet, barley firm, pork firmer, lard higher, beef steady, and wheat near unchanged. Chicago market shows slight firmer wheat, corn up, oats steady, and lard higher with pork quiet.
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Peter
Milwankes
Abel
Ohio
Sige
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Two Children Burned to Death in Fire
In Oaknemnpill Thomas Tracy and Rose, two children, died yesterday as parents were away trading in Rushville. Older siblings put them to bed with a lamp lit, left to fetch company, and returned to find the house ablaze. Bodies recovered. In Berozo, a government sawmill burned last night, machinery nonreplaceable until spring due to Missouri navigation closure.
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James
Rose
Thomas Tracy
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Flahes
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Missouri
Judge Dykeman shoots Moreau in Logansport
Localsport Indiana reports Judge Dykeman shot Will C Moreau editor of the Logansport Sux after a Sun article denounced him. Moreau's wound is serious though not fatal, a mob attempted to tar and feather him and six were arrested. police protected him as the man employed by Dykeman. In other items Maj Moreau shot remains precarious. Westchester reports George Grant hanged for Amands Spencer’s murder. Waterford Bank Robbery notes safes found near dock with $34,000 in bonds missing and heirloom rings recovered. total losses estimated at $440,000 with Clifton Park resident Mart named in connections.
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Waterford Bank
Mart
Clifton Park
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