Greater New York and Midwest Returns Report City Wins
Across New York and other states, fusionist and republican slates gain. In New York City, Seth Low wins mayoralty amid a large turnout, Van Wyck defeated for justice. Jerome nominated district attorney. Board of Aldermen race favors fusionists. Other states show varied gains for Republicans and Democrats in legislatures and local offices.
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New York
Jerome
Forbes
Board of Aldermen
Cassidy
Queen Borough
Harfan
Bronx
Cromwell
Richmond
Guden
Kings County
Seth Low
Columbia University
Citizens” Union
Theatre New York
Greater New York
M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Wyek
Justice
Mayo
William Travers Jerome
Robert A. van Wyck
Democrats
Supreme Court
New York County
van Wyheen
Greater
Charles Vincent
Tcniew
George M. van Hoesen
Nottt
E. M. Grout
Fuslontt
W. W. Ladd, Jr
Omio
Monx
Vality
Li Hung Chang Dying In Pekin Report
The aged Chinese statesman Li Hung Chang is reported near death in Pekin with officials confirming a grave condition. Dispatches describe the distinguished diplomat and reformist in critical danger as illness worsens.
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LI Hung Chang Dying
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Pennsylvania and national returns show mixed party gains
New spill of wartime era returns reports Republican leads in state races and a fusion party showing in Philadelphia. Harry Davis appears favored for common pleas judge while Maxwell Stevenson lingers off Democratic fusion. Nebraska tally notes Bryan abstention and Republican gains amid statewide contests. San Francisco elects labor mayor Bazene Schmitz by a margin above 3,000. Murphy wins New Jersey governor with growing plurality.
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Cipelanti
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Fanesville
Kortsmmath
Canton
Springford
Bebee Cotumtes
Nach
James Kibouree
Frephot Prank
Willlam Petter
Republic
Kay
Uluralith
Uithcat
Inal
Maxwell Stevenson
Demorrati Stevenson
Opnte Party
Republicrn
Rovert
Willis Martin
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Sedeick
Wiisco
San Francisco
Bazene BE. Sehmitz
Union Labor
RL Wells
J.C. Tobin
Board of Supervisors
Murphy
New Jersey
Newark
Voorhees
Turbulent Ottoman crisis prompts French naval moves
Constantinople reports the Porte sent a note on monthly customs drafts to Paris outlining Turkish decisions on quay problems while Admiral Caillard presses plans to seize customs at Mitylene and potential Turkish ports. Later dispatches say Smyrna may be chosen to satisfy revenue demands without immediate occupation.
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Porte
Bapst
Legation
Uris
Paris
Caillard
Ylene
Miylene
Dispatel
Wat Monette
Mitgee
Cuitard
Catihird
Islan of
Syra
Archipelazer Mor
S Amd
Toulon
Mitylene
Midilll Sud
M. Bapst
M. Delcasre
United Press
Tor
Cas
PT Safonten
Salonien
Vrance
Smyrna
Reyrout
Syria
France
Beyrout
M. Delcasse
Turday
M. Bapet
M. Deleasse
Sivyran
Smyrne
Gen Corbin Weds Mire Edythe Patten in Washington
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin and Mire Edythe Agnes Patten wed at the Patten residence with a prominent guest list led by the President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Edifying scenes marked the ceremony as a notable social event in Washington.
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Washington
Henry C. Corbin
Mire Edythe Agnes Patten
Oon
Patten
Roose
Mystery of Italian's Murder Near Chicago Prairie
Chicago police probe a grisly murder in a prairie area near North Western avenue. Antonio Natoli, an Italian arriving from Livermore, identified by a letter, lies dead in a barrel with a severe head wound. Investigators link a prior unsolved case 15 years earlier nearby. Robbery and possible vendetta suspected as motives.
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Chicago
Prairie
North Western Avenue
West
Chicago Avenue
Tour Lewis
Antonio Natoli
Livermore
Amelia Olson
Natali
Iowa
Otto Miler
Gremme
Paul Nanke
Arthur Booth
Rideado
Deidhau
ST West Chicago Avenue
Tianalli
Italy
Alfaretta Lagori
Kalas
Elenori
Pitiful Case of Deserted Wife Wandered to Chicago
Viola Miller, 19, trudged from Lakeside, Uls., with her infant seeking her errant husband. After a three day trek through cold rain and wind, Officer William Thomas found her on Chicago's south side and took her to the Cottage Grove station where she and the child were fed and warmed.
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Chicago
Nev
Viola Miller
Lakeside
Uls
South Side
William Thomas
Cottage Grove Avenue
Schley Court of Inquiry Nears End in Teary Speech
The Washington court heard final arguments as Isadore Rayner, for Admiral Schley, spoke in tears amid applause. Captain Parker defended Schley through the campaign, focusing on the coaling issue before adjournment.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Capt. Parker
Isadore Rayner
Admiral Schley
Rayner
Sehley
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Haruna
Behall
Aril Capitatas
Packer
Conelnie
Hanns
Colon
Adiral Schley
Parker
Captain Parker
Hayner
Death by own action reported for Grant Haveth at Stratford
A death by own action is reported last night involving Grant Haveth who reportedly jumped from the stone Statford while on a visit. J. W. Bissell was mentioned in connection with a greeting and arrangements for sending effects to De Whitman at Elgin LL.
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Warsaw
Ind
R. A. Hamilton
Eaghieeer
Toledo
Streator
Hamilton
Schroder
Pocabonne
Grant Haveth
Gann
J. W. Bissell
Whitman
Elgin
Statford
Deaths from lockjaw rise in St Louis area
The twelfth death linked to tetanus after diphtheritic patients were treated with antitoxin from a disputed source. Little Mamie Reenan died and her brother is not expected to survive. Two other children Elima Goldstein and Mary Kiannerer remain in critical condition from the same cause.
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S. Louis
Nev
Mamie Reenan
Tix
Keenan
Elima Goldstein
Mary Kiannerer
Reception for Hunt in Port Rico Draws Enthusiastic Crowds
Reports describe Governor Street’s four day tour of the Islam district drawing strong ovations in port towns. Federal supporters softened tensions as crowds from multiple parties cheered the visit. A separate item notes a fatal infant death in Yoder with a confessed murder by the mother. Another report details a powder magazine explosion at Albuquerque breaking windows and damaging nearby homes.
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Juan de Porto Rico
Governor Street
Suvernmeent
Mer Barbe
Lima
Bessie Call
Yoder
Woman Arrested in Great Northern Express Robbery Case
St Louis police arrest Lilie Rose in connection with the last year Great Northern express robbery. A satchel found with 5000 unsigned notes from the National Bank of Helena. She denies knowledge of the crime but confesses forging signatures of Lauk officials on the notes.
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St. Louis
Fears for Son in Alleged British Wire Shipment
Logan peri lid reports that his seven year old son Leunen sailed on a boat loaded with wires bound for Britain from St Louis. The boy was allegedly induced by employment into a steamboat venture and transported with other youths to New Orleans under guard. Officials are urged to intervene to secure the boy’s safe return at Cane Town once the vessel arrives.
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Logan
Peri
St. Louis
Leunen
South Fea
New Orleans
Vos
United States
Cane Town
Vision Foretells Death In Grim Sleep
Ailing woman described a beautiful vision on November 6 before falling into a dreamless sleep that led to her death within two days. The invalid’s account preceded her decline as she grew progressively weaker and drifted into a sleep without awakening.
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Kneei
Silas
Frost Hurdles Texas Cotton Crops Amid Grim Outlook
Frost hit Texas Monday night threatening top cotton yields. Reports note widespread damage and potential crop loss. Incendiary fire attempts and legal notices appear in the outlined items from several cities.
Ten Die In Fire At Hurley Klondike Theatre
A massive blaze at the Klondike theatre in Hurley Wisconsin killed ten performers connected to the vaudeville venue and left four others seriously hurt. The fire, starting on stage, trapped occupants on the third floor escape cutoffs. Loss estimated at $17,000 with most victims residents of Hurley.
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Ironwood
Hurley
Wis
George
Timothy Ryan
St. Louis
Thom
Harry Raymond
Clara Bonna
Klondike
Harley
Consolidated Liquid Air Company Seeks Global Reach
The Consolidated Liquid Air Company formed in New York proposes a 35 cent per share stock split and aims to manufacture liquid air for refrigeration power navigation medicine steel and acids. It plans to produce locomotives automobiles station engines elevators and other moving systems applying liquid air, with operations in America and Europe. Directors include ex Senators P S Pettigrew and Marion Butler and Charles E Trijler.
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Alimay
Consolidated Liquid Air Company
Oncipal
New Yor
Aml
America
Europe
United States
P. S. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
D. D
Marion Butler
Raleigh
N. C
Charles E. Trijtler
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