Statewide returns show Democratic gains in key offices
Complete and unofficial counts indicate Democrats widen leads in state treasurer and auditor general races, with McCauley and Beacom prominent. Republican margins appear in several counties, while Philadelphia and Lehigh contribute significant totals for both parties. Commissioners' clerk race in the city favors Charles Matter by a wide plurality.
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McCauley
Ritter
Lathe
Beacom
Brown
Swallow
Thompson
Atitter Generit
Lathrope
Condon
Gill
Brow
Teket
Porbet
Cocom
I Thompec
McCluley
Beries
Hogan
Hencom
Falls State
Bearom
Swatlow
Phompeah
Awtor
Pete Eral
Maities
Lees
Hitter
Latte API
Wemedtatte Kain
Bowcom
Eacom
Seyllow
Tehep
Eae
TSA
Pete
Beacon
Thoreon
Lancaster County
SS Orrmter
Wwer
Heacem
Swiattou
Mieempran
de Thoms
Metsrutey
J. Thompson
Dan
Hedoon
Lewis Crown
Thomercon
Anditor Greierudl
McCinhey
Bathrope
Sui
Ailtes
Dora
Judee Eturnet Sferyuhedil Chem
Montouombry—Vompleto
Sth
Hug AcCauley
Hee
Uitley
Ott
Montour
Benewm
Twit Swallow
McCawler
Kliter
Lithrope
Norpeaalyton
Irckeurer
Linncom
Strown
Thomas
Rintergass
Tathrope
Sy Marne
Aegin
Joel Denmourith
Perry
Liebvom
Phown
Hwatow
Jae
Stowlamith
RicCaley
Bitier
Latherope
Barnes
Aean
Philadelphia
Wai
Lot
Mu. Peer TH
Siltie
Luathrope
Hea. Com
Thomis
Steelemith
Motfauley
Jutter
Sttter
Schylanlgle
Real Hitt
Tencom
Liu
Swalejow
TV Aueiter
MetCutley
Gee
Tlt
Snxyder
Givin
Yecom
Ritvoy
Somerset
Boacetm
Sullivan
Eral
Lee
Trown
Tao
Treamher —Houcom
Mettanley
Titter
A. Horen
Hloacom
Lad
Riteter
Washington
Komag
Fredemith
Thepmeon
Latirope
Hoon
Warren
Renwhitcon
Heocem
Late Hope
Wayne
Heacet
Thompavin
Whitmoreland
Damo Ermuic
Stoclemith
Os Bitter
Fis
Si Hoon
York
Bacon
Anne
Trrown
Tutter
Charles Matter
Isiah
Cirallty
William Bowe
Missioner
Three Hurt In A Riot At Scottdale
In Scottdale Pennsylvania November 3, about 40 workers marching on Pittsburg street after quitting work were attacked. Henry Gilles John Sordien and manager Skimp were badly injured as a stone and then about 50 shots fired by non unionists halted the procession. None of the injuries appear fatal.
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Scottdale
Henry Gillesme
John Sordien
Skimp
Scottdale Tron and Steel Company
Pittsburg Street
Miliager
Hetter
Frank Keltz
Agaunt
Flooding Hits Nicolls Street After Heavy Rain
Reading residents on Nicolls Street were forced from their homes between midnight and 2 AM to escape floodwaters from yesterday and last night. Inadequate sewers caused the 20 foot storm sewer to cave in at Third and Walnut, blocking streets and causing property losses. The disaster also led to injuries and a death connected to the incident involving Councilman Keppelman’s family.
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Reading
Tp'a
Nicolls Street
Third
Walnut Streets
Keppelman
Bad Man Captured in Philadelphia in Triple Murder Case
Navy suspect Archie Lockley, a Black man wanted in King and Queen County for the December triple murder of Mrs. Martha E. Chapman her son Eddie and George Lee in Plymouth Virginia, was seized in Philadelphia last night by detectives and held for Virginia requisition papers after a hearing today.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Archie Lockles
King and Queen County
Virginia
Lockley
Martha E. Chapman
Plymouth
Window Glass Workers Choose National Officers in Pittsburg
The Window Glass Workers association in Pittsburg counted votes for national officers. Simon Burns was named president Paul St Peter secretary and John G Schileker treasurer for the coming year. Several wage committees had incomplete elections with majorities missing and no gathers committee elected. A new election will be held soon to fill vacant positions.
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Pittsburg
Window Cass Workers’ Association
Simon Burns
Paul St. Peter
John G. Schileker
Henve
Pennsylvania Pensions Issued for Various Residents
Washington reports pensions issued for individuals including Samuel Hughes Jr of Spring City Chester and others such as Paul Dybin of Danville Montour William B Shipley of Boothwin Delaware Franklin J Gruver of Moosle Lackawanna Martin D Gance of Altoona James H Stewart Colwyn Delaware Joseph MeChiiwee Dayton Armstrong and Henry Cann.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Samuel Hughes, Jr
Spring City
Chester
Paul Dybin
Danville
Montour
William 8. Shipley
Boothwin
Delaware
Franklin J. Gruver
Moosle
Lackawanna
Martin D. Gance
Altoona
James H. Stewart
Colwyn
Joseph MecHiwee
Dayton
Armstrong
Henry Cann
Unclear List of Names From Ancestry fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a long, disjointed string of personal names and places including Digmane Ferry Pike Albert R Hen ry La Jon Clearfeld Charles D Sanders Aveen Luserne Eugene Chase Eldred McKean Charles Hopp Lebanon Richard WH Williams Conneautville Crawford Levi Price Altoona Angeline Taw ley Geneseo Potter Katharina Brober Mahoney City Schuylkill Sarah FE Powley Bendersville Adams Margar et A. Bummersback Locust Gap Northumberland Busan J Mooily Pitteshure Belle Lantz Altoona Ellen Bonnell Nanvoo Tioga.
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Digmane
Ferry
Pike
Albert R. Henry
la Jon
Clearfeld
Charles D. Sanders
Aveen
Luserne
Eugene Chase
Eldred
McKean
Charles Hopp
Lebanon
Richard WH
Williams
Conneautville
Crawford
Increse
Levi Price
Altoona
Job T. Plympton
Clearfield
Angeline Tawley
Geneseo
Potter
Katharina Brober
Mahoney City
Schuylkill
Sarah FE. Powley
Bendersville
Adams
Margaret A. Bummersback
Locust Gap Northumberland
Busan J. Mooily
Pitteshure
Belle Lantz
Ellen Bonnell
Nanvoo
Tioga
GUNNING SEASON FATALITIES IN PA DISTRICTS
Reports from Mauch Chunk Motteville and Lancaster detail fatal and near fatal shooting incidents during hunting season. George Straup, 18, killed cousin Clayton Straup, 12, near Mauch Chunk. Claude Madara’s shot endangered his brother near Motteville. Patrick Kehoe, 40s, blinked sight destroyed after being struck in the face while walking a railroad near Lancaster.
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Mauch Chunk
George Straup
Clayton Straup
Motteville
Claude Madara
Lancaster
Patrick Kehoe
Wage Conference Sets Fight Over 1993 Mining Rates
Pittston reports the miners and operators will meet next month to fix next year’s mining wages. United Mine Workers president M D Ratchford seeks 75 cents per ton, while operators push for 65 cents per ton. In Pittsburg a 15 year old boy confessed to attempting arson and poisoning the Conk household and has been jailed.
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Pittsburg
M, DD
Ratchford
United Mine Workers
William FE. Brown
O.br. Conk
Cont
Washington County
Postmasters Named in Pennsylvania Class Four List
Washington November 3 release lists Pennsylvania fourth class postmasters including R F Cochran at Cochranville C B Reighthaupt at Drums J K Walters at Etters Rudolph Neiman at Red Lion and WW Et Mussina at Mussina.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Cochranville
R. F. Cochran
Cowan
Et. Mussina
C. B. Reighthaupt
Etters
J. K. Walters
Red Lion
Rudolph Neiman
Prominent Pennsylvania Farmer Ends Life Over Troubles
West Chester on November 1 reports Richard Strode a well known farmer living near town died by suicide this morning using a self inflicted gunshot wound after suffering insomnia and melancholy related to business problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Richard Strode
Squaw Kills Herself by Fire on Apache Reservation
An aged Comanche woman named Namsookawan on the Apache Reservation in Wichita Kansas commits suicide by fire. She dressed in her finest attire and instructed her children and grandchildren to assist, blessing them before throwing herself onto the flames as witnesses sang a death song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Namsookawan
Fire devastates Pinconning area destroying multiple buildings
A major blaze swept Pinconning Michigan on November 2 destroying Dr Porter's residence and spreading to Kaleer Street. Northwest winds fanned the flames and left Shock's hardware, the Brunswick and Phoenix blocks, Commercial Hotel, bank, post office, and Michigan Central area buildings in ruins.
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Pincpenning
Mich
Porter
Bocond Street
Kaleer Street
Jamese
Shock
Stanton
Phoenis
Bank
Posteree
Loenhota Clothing Store
Pinconning House
Butler's Grocery
Michigan Central
Jealous husband shoots builder in New York
In Woodside Heights Ty 1 last night Robert Arndt a carpenter shot L A Schle gel a builder three times. One bullet hit the jaw another the cheek and a third the forehead though his injuries are not serious. Arndt says he found his wife with Schle gel and acted in jealousy.
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New York
L. A
Schlegel
Behlegel
Rumored Death of Cecil Rhodes Stirs London Market
Rumors on the London Stock Exchange circulated Nov 5 claiming Cecil Rhodes former premier of Cape Colony had died. The British Chartered South African company secretary was questioned and said there is no truth to the reports, calming investors.
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London
The
Stock Exchange Today
Coell Rhodes
Cape Colony
Thodes
Bouth African Securities
Bouth African Company
Sthedes
Spain Hopes U S Aid to Pacify Cuba
A cablegram from Captain General Stanco in Havana reports Spain seeks United States mediation to pacify Cuba. Madrid says it hopes Washington will act loyally and correctly to help Spain in the extended form of pacification efforts.
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Madrid
Stanco
Havana
Cuba
United States
Spain
Humid hopes for Cuban peace rise after Panco arrival
The article notes growing optimism for a peaceful Cuban settlement with Panco in Havana, believed to aid Cuban problem resolution, while warning insurgents cannot be fully subdued unless the United States abandons support.
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Panco
Havana
United States
The Undertaker Heard a Living Shout From a Supposed Corpse
John Grimes was found in a casket like position days earlier and appeared dead. While the supposed corpse lay in the room, Grimes opened his eyes and spoke to the undertaker saying hello. He then began to recover and his relatives reported he would improve.
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Dover
N. H
John Grimes
Grimes
Tohnnie
Ned
Spain Negotiating for Warships from Britain in Chilean Builds
London reports in well informed circles that Spain may not have signed a deal with British shipbuilders to acquire cruisers such as the O’Hignkins Esmeralda and Ministro Zenitino built for Chili. Negotiations followed Spain’s cash constraints and ongoing search for warships, with experts noting local loans and internal funding as alternatives.
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London
Spain
Daily Chronicle
England
Chill
O'Hignkins
Himeralda
Ministro Zenitino
Armatrange
Thompsons
Thi
United States
New York
Brassey
Naval Annual
Jamboree Wins First Race at Lexington Track
Weather clear and track heavy as Jamboree takes the opening seven furlongs with Momus placing second and Vice Rex third. Jesse Leeda tops the second event over Lena Meyers and Oriental M. In the one mile third race Inyo Skate beats Sir Vaseur and Rockwood. Pep per staker Isaboy wins the eleven sixteenths, with Mampden and Banished following. War Mald wins the haw mile with Donsier and Prices Revenue in second and third.
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Lexington
Jamboree
Momus
Vice Rex
Jesse Leeda
Lena Meyers
Oriental M
Inyo Skate
Sir Vaseur
Rockwood
Pepper Staker
Isaboy
Mampden
Banished
War Mald
Donsier
Prices Revenue
Splendid Election Returns Highlight Tribune Coverage
The Times notes strong Tribune coverage for the Republican ticket and praises the impressive array of election returns presented this morning.
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the Tribune
Obituary for Mrs Mary McCabe
Mrs Mary McCabe died yesterday at her home 24 Linden street after a several months illness. Survived by Bernard McCabe and John McCabe, both of this city. Funeral 30 o'clock tomorrow from St Peter's al thermal. Burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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Mary McCabe
Linden Street
Bernard McCabe
John McCabe
St. Peter’s al Thermal
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
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Bad Man
Archie Lochley
Pennsylvania Pensions
Chile
Brecham
Beecham
U.S
FF. Allen
Canal Street
Bew
Monter
Squaw
Cecil Rhodes
Oyu Ates
Mutyo Wmedy Company
Medica Pi
Unyon
Ate Street
USA
Esmeralda
Armstrongs
Castoria
Connolly & Wallace
Black Cheviot
Kersey
Washington Avenue
Tribune
Mill Creek
Mipora Mills
Spring Brook Water Supply Company
Tigron
Tribune Olice
San Ae i
Boston
Ene
Evans & UO
Chicago
Agenstin
Sella
Clifton Soup and Manuufacture Company
Cincinnati
C. Fish & Co. Borden
Mulemae Nh
Pure Americas
Storm Bouor CO
Wuron
Londikkh
Ontit Joe Ade Drost National Plelisuing CO
Ymase
Glen Brothers
Lobesters & 2
Naperville, Ll
Michigan Mfg CO
Ubleaga
Consolidated Sibu Coy
von Thtren Bt
En Totick
Theownon Fannto Dull
Scranton
Chandler
Milton
Path & Company
Albdobits
Chondes
Hing
Annie W. LI
William H. Chandler
Heriggs
A. Daligis
Auve
Mala
Avlophone
Iuas
Cooper
Ciry
Scranton Street
Waehbturn
M. Wetzel
Lackawanns Avenue
Ladle
At Stone
Pwasted
Naturearotles Addresd Cb
Driv Tune Olde
Tribune Ulllee
W.G
Tribune Offive
Ulven
Miss Hodges
Mulberry Street City
Walter
J. H
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Third Foor
Adame Avenue
Fanted
Mifflin Ave
Lady Agenta
Bctrans Ton
Snyder
T. Kenyder & CO
Guaranteed & m
John Street
Apruce Street
North Eighth Street
JAMEN
Watron
Firet National Nk
Dean
Poe
Leek
Tih Street
Tor Savle
Hmotel Kilumartins
West Lackawanna Avenue
Newtons
Hane Valley
Jefferson Avenue
Mulberry Street
Arrials
St. Louis
Southampton
Southwark
Antwerp
Chermanic
Liverpool
Gouthampton
St. Paul
Majestic
Rotterdam
Obdam
Morrison
A. S. Lipman
Dime Mariners
Elroy
Arvey Cook
Miss Lou Church
Seonle
Monday Marinee
White Squadron
Lyceum Theater
Jas. J. Corbett
Wilt
Robert Downing
Magnificent Products A of
Davis’ Theater
Manhattan Club
Bam Collin
Opera Claire
Pee Azu
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