New York Campaign Ends With Confident Party Lines
New York voters face a tense finish as Tammany Hall and Van Wyck seek mayoral victory while Henry George supporters lean toward George’s son. Analysts note Citizens’ Union shifts and Croker’s return shape the race amid a divided cross party battle across the city.
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Citizens' Union
Republican Party
Platt
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Tammins
Huron
Taroomnany
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Robert A. van Wryck
Wiewam
Henry Cleorgy
Thomas Jefferson
France
Henry George
the Battery
Bronx
Staten Island
Rockaway
George
Cntnargn
van Wyck
Tammany
Seth
Henry Iourge
Croker
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Geri
Tan
Gears
Welle Arthu
William &. Rainsford
Clergewman
Hicherd Watson Gilder
Lower Est
Thomas Jefferson Deemocracy
Coener Union
PK Pather Duc
Greaiter New York
Euy
Marshall
Jerome Y Neill
Veely
Chossen
Suigmiried
Atteck
Warren
Bunthier Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad Board Declares 4 Percent Dividend
Philadelphia November first. The board of directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad met today and declared a semi annual dividend of 4 percent.
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Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
National W C T U Meeting Opens In Buffalo
Miss Frances E Willard led the convention with devotional exercises and business sessions. Reports covered the W C T U school of method, parliamentary work, medal contests and press work. Delegates arrived from across the country for the national gathering in Buffalo New York on November 1.
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Frances BE. Willard
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Women’s Christian Temperance Union School
Anna J. Benjamin
Michigan
A. E B. Carman
Ilinois
Mingle Barker Horning
Tllinois
Emile Martin
New York
Insane Woman's Suicide Attempt in New Jersey Home
Mrs. Lona Curiltan killed herself by poison in Perth Amboy New Jersey and tried to bludgeon her husband with a bottle after drinking a bottle of barthol. He escaped and was only lightly injured as she died soon after.
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New York
Lona Curiltan
Perth Amboy
N. J
Ngony
Republicans Aim for County Victory in Lackawanna Race
The piece argues privately that the Republican county ticket will win today but aims for small margins to claim moral victory for Brynanie and free silver. It urges Republicans in Lackawanna to mobilize the full party vote and energize stalwarts to produce a stunning result.
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Brynaniem
Lackawanne County
Homer
Quiet Pennsylvania Campaign Ends Amid Reform Focus
Philadelphia reports a silent race with Rev. Dr. Swallow, Prohibition candidate for state treasurer, conducting a reform oriented bid and targeting the state administration. Campaign chairmen on the eve of election diverge in forecasts, with Swallow emphasizing policy over liquor issues.
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Dr. Swallow
Elate
Swallow
Prohibition
Whaever
Election Returns Shown Tonight on Linden Street Screen
Tribune bulletins announce latest results to be projected by stereopticon on the mammoth screen at Linden street opposite Court House this evening.
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Court House
Women Temperance Sessions Report and Debates
Delegates at the Church of Our Father discussed papers on anti cigarettes temperance and temple finances. Mrs Matilda Carse reported a temple income of 24 466 42 with expenses 9 700 08, while a plan to raise funds and custodianship was urged amid amendments and votes.
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Staten
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Founden
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Oa Donen
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Neal Dow
Mra
Marion H. Dunham
Iowa
Mra. Carse
Miss Dow
Woman's Temperance Publishing Association
Maragre
Henry George Laid to Rest in Green-Wood Cemetery
Henry George is buried after four simple funeral services at Green-Wood Cemetery New York. Only close family and friends attend at the home overlooking the Narrows where George once worked. Clergy praise his social philosophy, noting his call for religion to serve humanity and its role in democracy.
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McGlynn
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Gidoree
Groene
Menry van Heecher
Benjamin FL Treey
Strike Threat Looms Over Cotton Mills As Wages Cut Debated
A conference at Minecharter Mialand on November 1 between employers and workers failed to agree on a 3 percent wage cut for mill operatives. With northern England operatives already resisting, a nationwide strike of about 200 000 workers could begin December 1, risking a $50 million loss and potential cotton shortages. The parties later agreed to arbitration to consider a one percent monthly wage reduction.
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Tlw
Haglan
New Jersey Election Hinge on Light Turnout and Local Races
In Trenton New Jersey a light vote is expected due to rain which may alter final results. No statewide winner is anticipated this year as parties focus on local and county contests. State senators in six counties may decide who succeeds James Smith in the U.S. Senate with Democrats predicted to gain, mainly in the lower house.
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New Jersey
Ho Tate
Bix
James Smith
United States
Election Day Forecast and Campaign Odds Across States
Ohio voters face a tight off year with McKinley and Sherman on ballots while Democrats claim a Hamilton county edge and a U S Senate majority. Republicans push a large state ticket lead and fused gains in the legislature amid strong turnout and weather concerns. In Richmond Virginia Democrats support W J Daniel for another term as U S Senator with many districts unopposed and day’s rain shaping results.
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Sherman
Senate
McKinley
Hamilton County
United States
Hamilton
Richmond
W. J. Daniel
Roanoke
Hecht
French Detachment Surprised on Congo Expedition
London dispatch reports a French expeditionary detachment sent to the Ogowal river in the Congo district to avenge an attack on the Kelaidur from Aveyrun time. The force was surprised by natives, with many soldiers killed or wounded and the colonial official seriously wounded.
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Congo District
Heameor
Kelaidur
Aveyruntimet
Etaminietratir
Postmaster Shot in Georgia? Richmond News Snippet
A man leaving a grain storage building with a bag of wheat was shot by guards who believed he would loot. The wounded man, later identified as John Teagles, newly appointed postmaster of Newberne, died from the confrontation.
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Richmond
Newberne
Pulaski County
John Teagles
Diamond store break-in drains diamonds worth value
London city district store of a diamond merchant was broken into between Saturday and Monday morning. Burglar(s) stole diamonds and other goods valued at about two thousand pounds. Authorities investigating the theft.
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London
Alands
Ploomdilly
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania regions
Forecast for Tuesday in Washington region shows rain and cooler air with southeasterly winds shifting to northerly by night. Western Pennsylvania predicts lingering rain and cooler conditions with northeast to northwest winds.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Barber Shot and Killed in New York Street
A two year old barber named Picardo was shot on Elizabeth Street by an unknown man who fled. Police later arrested Antonio Samacro and associates, while others remain suspected as to motive tied to an election dispute. The killer's identity and exact motive are not yet clear.
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Guiseppe Picardo
Elizabeth Street
Tallans
Antonio Samacro
Pisaniy Tamatero
Frank Grangiano
Antonis Cala
Yellow fever reports show scattered cases and cooling trend
News from New Orleans and surrounding cities: health board forecasts improvement as cold weather may reduce cases. Reports from Mobile Montgomery Jackson and Durant note new cases, deaths, and treatment counts with varying local conditions and a suggested upcoming frost.
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Board of Health
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Meath
Wagner
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Tole
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iMlwaras
Nitta Yun
Durant
Brakeman Killed in Rail Accident Near Hawley
The Scranton Tribune reports a brakeman named Fartey died after conductor T. Malia backed a train over him near Lockawaxen. Fartey, a resident of the area, suffered severe injuries including a brain wound and severed limbs. He remained alive briefly at the scene before dying en route to a hospital.
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Jarvis
Cabinet to Review Judgment Provisions on Schooner Competitor Case
The mintier for foreign affairs Sonor Chiyllon the minister for the colonies Sonor Moret and Admiral Ternoja the minister for marine are reviewing a report on the judgment provisions of the crew of the American schooner Competitor captured in Cuban waters in April. The report will be considered for approval at the next cabinet meeting.
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Sonor Chiyllon
Sonor Moret
Ternoja
Apel
Steamship Arrivals Report for New York Harbor
Steamship arrivals and clearances listed for New York. Vessels Saale Hiremen Germanic Liverpool St Louis Southampton Bremen show arrivals. Nomad and La Gans also reported arriving in New York from Liverpool and Havie arrivals noted.
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Liverpool
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Bremen
Nomadio
la Ganscosne
Private vault dynamited in Burlington break in
In Burlington Ontario early this morning the private tank of KR G Baxter was broken into and the vault and ante were wrecked by dynamite. About $208 was stolen.
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Ont
KR. G. Baxter
Tracy Mayor Bid Sparks Cheilen NY Race
Local coverage notes signs pointing toward a mayoral race in Cheilen New York amid broad regional election chatter. Reports reference council involvement and early voter sentiment indicating a vigorous municipal contest.
State Capitols Architect Case Heard by Supreme Court
Arguments were heard in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court over the Capitol Commission’s power to select an architect for the state capitol. Two appeals, from Dauphin and Lancaster counties, challenge the commission’s discretion and the eight designs considered. A decision is expected soon.
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New
Supreme Court
State Capitol Commission
D. H. Hastings
Cope
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Lancaster County
James H. Warner
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Francis J. Gowen
John G. Johnson
Robert Snograss
Lyman D. Gilbert
Appellees
Wuld
Board of Experts
Capitol
Aimollins
Court of Equity
Football tragedy prompts debate over Georgia college football
The misspelled report notes a fatal incident involving a University of Georgia football player, raising questions about the team’s future and potential disbandment. Senator Bonner Allen proposes a measure to ban football in Georgia, amid multiinstitutional concerns.
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von Gammean
University of Georgian
Katomtay
Aiebanr
House of Representa Liver
Treasulion
Paket
Hell
Universitie
Georeha
Bonuter Allen
Senate
Tollay
Weather Report From New York Districts
The briefing notes cloudy warmer conditions with rain in the eastern districts and dangerous gusts near the coast. Northerly winds sweep the western areas while cooling trends spread toward the cyclone’s center as coastal fronts ease.
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Atatom
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Belek
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