War on Mark Hanna Fades as Ohio Count Proceeds
Columbus Ohio November 4 The talk of a Republican combine has subsided pending official counts. Republicans claim a majority on joint ballot while Democrats warn contests will follow returns. Senator elect Louis Voight, an independent Republican, refuses to state whom he will support for United States senator and says he will vote for a Republican but will not reveal choices before the caucus.
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Louis Voight
Columbus
Maeny
Ohio
Seristitute Fiilis
Hanna
Ologe
Bute
Delaware County
Wood County
Noble
Republican State Committee
Noble County
Halthik Precinet
Eloge
Nash
Tipublicane
Wood
Thirteenth
Senate
Summit County
House
McConville
Notte
Delaware
Muskingum
Cuyahoga County
McConvillle
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lous Voleht
Hamilton County
Voight
United States
Voleht
Prince of Wales Sued In Astonishing Case
An extraordinary case heard before the lord mayor court involves Hine suing the Prince of Wales for ww pounds alleged to have been wrongfully paid by the late Under Sheriff Croll. Hine claims Croll acted to benefit Allen and the Prince faces dismissal of the action as frivolous and vexatious.
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Lonnon
Lord Mayore
Hine
Prirnce of Wales
Croll
United Kingdon Electric Telezoran
Crties
Allen
Hinds
Lord Ramwell
George Lewis
Prince of Wales
Lord Bramwell
Atlen
Insurgents Clash Near Ocuial Train Line
A Spanish report says Astutian troops near Ocuial, in Bantalara, engaged insurgents. Several insurgents were killed, brigadier general Lino Puresmanis was captured with documents. Dynamite exploded near Guasim al as a train failed, damaging the engine but causing no deaths.
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Wavana
Hewlquarters
Ocuial
Bantalara
Whiliereveral
Lino Puresmanis
Guasimal
Baneti Spiritus
Governor Hastings Leads State Party to National Monument Dedication
Governor Hastings and party will depart Philadelphia next Thursday for the Pennsylvanian monument dedication at Hickamague field en route to Chattanooga. Officials and National Guard officers join the trip with 1600 former soldiers given free transport by the state for the ceremonies in Asheville and Chattanooga.
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Hardetarea
Hastings Amt
Philadelphia
Hattanooga
Hickamague Attefield
National Guard
Asheville
Chattanooga
First Woman Elected Syracuse School Commissioner
Miss Anne Huntington, Democrat, daughter of the Episcopal bishop of Central New York, is elected school commissioner for two years after leading the ticket. A leader in charitable enterprises and a suffragist, she becomes Syracuse’s first woman elected to a public office.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Anne &. Huntington
Central
New York
Gabbert Wins Denver Supreme Court Seat by 1000
In Denver Colorado on November 4 the Denver Evening Times reports Gabbert Democrat and Populist won the supreme court judge race by about a 1000 vote majority over Hayt Republican.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Evening Times
Gabbert
Supreme Court
Hayt
England's New Cable and Britain's West Indies Link
London plans a major imperial cable subsidy and new monopoly to wire the West Indies and South America, with a Bermuda Jamaica extension, amid diplomacy on arbitration. Paunceforte and Sherman discuss reviving Anglo American arbitration talks while Canada pursues transpacific and Australasian cables.
Gun Explodes Injures Teen Misfire Shocks Cobden
In Cobden a gun misfire injured 18 year old James Baddler attempting to shoot his mother. The breach pin blew out and entered his forehead, fracturing the skull. doctors say he cannot die and speculate he was partly demented.
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Cobden
Wic
James Baddler
Masquermie Wins First at Lexington Track
Weather clear in Lexington Kentucky as six races are run. Masquermie wins the first race over six furlongs with Muttle Lew second and Frank Griffith third in 1 21. Ada Russell takes the five furlongs second race with Miss Flori and M. A. Angeline following in 1 04. Sir Vaenar wins the mile third race with Myth and Sangamon finishing second and third in 1 44. Vice Regal takes seven furlongs in the fourth race with Batterne and Loyalty second and third in 1 83. Tempo wins the five furlongs fifth race with Dad Steele second and Conan Doyle third in 1 10 4.
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Lexington
Masquermie
Muttle Lew
Frank Griffith
Ada Russell
Miss Flori
M. A. Angeline
Sir Vaenar
Myth
Sangamon
Vice Regal
Batterne
Loyalty
Tempo
Dad Steele
Conan Doyle
Association for the Advancement of Women meeting
The South church hosted a business session of the Association for the Advancement of Women. Mrs Juda Ward Howe, national president, presided. The next meeting is set for Boston in May 154.
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Congress
South Church
Juda Ward Howe
Nation
Bogton
Prominent Virginia Official Shoots Self in Early Morning
Captain W. H. Briggs a noted citizen and former deputy collector in Imports Virginia died by his own hand early today. He was about years old. He placed a gun to his right temple and used a walking cane to pull the trigger. No known reason for the act.
Hammerstein Fails and Assigns Theatrical Empire
New York November 4 Hammerstein the theatrical manager has failed and made an assignment to protect creditors His major assets include the Olympia valued at 1 700 000 with a mortgage and his home on West 120th Street plus a factory on Avenue D and Tenth Street He says he is physically unable to run the business and has canceled Olympia productions noting disruptions and potential restructuring He adds most debts relate to merchandise and discounts and confirms Olympia is wife owned with the aim of securing full payment while signaling he will not run the Olympia alone again
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Great Theatrical Enterprises
New York
Oear Hammerstein
Hie
Hamer-stein
Hammerstein
Olympia
Weet One Hundred and Twentieth Street
Ani
Avenue D
Tenth Atrert
Hammerstein Wald
Anna Held
Burrow
Government to receive deposits from banks on Union Pacific sale
Assistant Secretary Vamilerky returns from New York where he arranged for bank deposits to cover the government's share of the Union Pacific purchase price. Major banks name sums totaling over 5 million dollars with indemnity bonds in place. Payments will be staged on court dates to prevent money-market disturbance.
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Wistington
Vamilerky
New York
Union Pacific Railroad
New York City
Treasury Department
National City Bank
Clase National
Hanover National
National Bank of the Republic
American Exchange National
Seaboard National
Reorganization Committeew
Treasury
Pacific Railroads
Central Pacify
Tarlon Packie
GMO
Kansas Pacille
Disappeared After a Quarrel in New Jersey Canal
The body of Frank McGeeney son of Chief Charles McCheaney was found in Weller’s basin after a quarrel with boatmen in a Seventh Ward tavern. Police suspect foul play though a county official favors drowning as the cause. A treasure of money and valuables was found on him, and the captain of the Blast reportedly vanished days earlier after an altercation.
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Trenton
S. J
Frank McGeeney
Charles AL McCheaney
Weller’'a
Alethemney
Rogers
McChentey
Tt Wan Iecessary
Drew
Preferred Death to Surgery in Mt Holly Suicide
Mt Holly New Jersey November 4 1910 Adelaide Conte shot and killed herself at her uncle William Barly home in Pemberton County. Despondent of late she feared failing surgery and acted alone, she was about years old.
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Mt. Holly
N. J
Adelaide Conte
William Barly
Pemberton
Steamer Monrir Rat Arrives Gibara Under Weyler
Reports say the steamer Monrir Rat with Lieutenant General Weyler aboard reached Gibara on the north coast of Cuba about one hundred miles east of Puerto Principe. Her engine was disabled but it was expected she would sail for Porto Rico by Wednesday.
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Havana
Monrirrat
Weyler
Gibara
Cuba
Puerto Prineije
Monilay
Porto Hing
Lang Stewirdeon Accepts Philosophy Chair at Lehigh
Rev Dr Lang Stewirdeon of St Mark's Worcester has accepted the chair of philosophy and chaplaincy at Lehigh University to succeed Dr Worcester. Dr Bird editor of Lippincott's Magazine has been acting chaplain at Lioligh for six months.
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Hoibleham
Langdon C. Stewirdeon
Mark's Church
Worcester
Mass
Lehigh University
Stephen's Church
Philadelphia
Bird
Lippincott
Magasine
Loliigh
Ballot Returns Outline Statewide Off Year Trends
Official returns from Pennsylvania counties show state treasurer and auditor general votes with Beacom leading for treasurer, Drown trailing, and McCauley ahead of Ritter for auditor general. Total statewide vote about 20,000 below 1895 treasurer and nearly 450,000 below last year’s presidential total.
Republican sweep in Maryland state legislature and senate race
official county tallies show Republicans winning control of both legislative chambers with 49 assembly members to 42 for Democrats and 18 to eight in the Senate. Recounts in Talbot Prince George and Carroll adjusted margins. anti German sentiment appears strongest in Baltimore city, not counties.
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Arthur P. Gorman
United States Senate
Assembly
Talbot County
Prince, George and Carroll
House
Tilghman
Prince George
Underwood
Carroll
Stansbury
Crouse
Montgomery
Washington
State Committee
Murray Vandiver
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Dam Aull
Montgomery County
Talbot
Possible Senate successor named in Maryland race
The article notes the senator remains strong in country districts and lists likely successors including Alexander Shaw former Congressman John V L Findlay Postmaster General Gary and Congressman Sidney E B Mudd while intimating a defeat could occur.
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Gorman
Alexander Shaw
John V. L. Findlay
Gary
Sidney EB. Mudd
Parker Wins Plurality in New York Chief Judge Race
Complete state returns show Alton Parker, Democrat, ahead for chief judge by 56,000 plus with New York City boosting his plurality to about 133,068. In New York County nine teenth and twenty first districts Wells and Murray swap as Democrats while the assembly tilts Republican 72, Democrat 64, Citizens' Union 2, doubtful 6.
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Cattaraugus
Greene, Steuben
Yates
Alton BK
Parker
Court of Appeals
Didce Parker
Greater
New York County
Dowbful
Elvet Wells
Murray
Assembly
Temocrate
Citiaens’ Union
Doubtful
Republican Gains in Kansas Counties and Courts
Fusionists admit Republicans won a majority of county officers in two thirds of Kansas counties. Republicans also elected seven district judges while Fusionists eked out six. The overall trend shows Republicans gaining about twenty percent more votes than last year, aided by some silver Republicans voting for Republicans due to the absence of the silver badge this year.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Repubicans
Eix
Fusionista
Fuc Sionists
ISM
Shaw wins biggest Republican governor vote in state history
Dex Mones reports unofficial returns showing Shaw the Republican candidate leading with a total vote of 440,195 for governor. The margin over White the Democrat is significant, marking the largest gubernatorial Republican tally ever and higher than any Republican presidential vote in the state except McKinley last year. The Democratic tally stands at 193,547 with minor third party totals.
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Dex Mones
Tursiay
Shaw
White
Gots
McKinley
Boles
Mrs Carse Denies Temple Break and Praise
Miss Francesci Willard, president of the World and National W C T U, tells the Associated Press that Mrs M B Carse will not withdraw from the temple role. Cornelia Dow will oversee the fund to retire temple trust bonds. Carse remains president of the board of trustees and the national convention lauds her efforts.
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Buffalo
Francesci
Willard
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Associated Press
M. B. Carse
Temple
Cornelia M. Dow
Carse
Board of Trustees
National Convention
Drunken Man Kills Porter Meyer In Lorunsport
John McIntosh killed Frank B Porter Meyer and wounded Will and Louise Porter Meyer after being expelled from the tavern for drunkenness. He returned with a double barreled shotgun, shot Frank, then Wil in the arm, Mil in the left, and later Louise in the back. Police arrested McIntosh after a ten minute standoff.
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Lorunsport
Ind
John McIntosh
Frank B Portermeyer
Louise Pottmeyer
Frank Pottmeyer
McIntosh
MccIntosh
Frank
Shenting Wil
Mil
Louise
Melntosa
Gland
Melneteeh
Pennsylvania Pensions List Released in Washington
The pensions were issued to a long list of beneficiaries across Pennsylvania towns including Greensburg Westmoreland Reesters Monroe Smyrna Lancaster Avonia Erie Connonnutville Crawford Bunbury Northumberland Chambersburg Franklin Williams burg Blair Castile Greene Williamsburg Union Mount Holly Springs Irwin Westmorland Wilko Harre Mittshure Tryonville Troy Bradford Redlestic Clarion Mary Irvent Carbonlale York Moroe Adaline Kleock Willavilla and more, dated November 4. The roster names many individuals and their home locales in a formal pension release.
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Washington
Alexander M. Johnson
Greensburg
Westmoreland
Ierael Kreege
Reesters
Monroe
John M. Butler
Smyrna
Lanccaster
Samuel M. Ruhl
Avonia
Erie
Alpheus Coburn
Connonnutville
Crawford
Wharton & Welch
Bunbury
Northumberland
Franklin Yeager
Chambersburg
Franklin
John Ritter
Berlin
Grown
Snyder
Samuel Acklin
Castile
Greene
Thomas J. Mets
Williamsburg
Blair
Levi Kiester
Glen Tren
Union
William Kennedy
Mount Holly Springs
Cumberland
Robert A. F Brach
Irwin
Westmoran
David W. Phillipe
Wilko Harre
Wiliam M. Birch
Mittshure
the Creasa
George Simpson
Brookville
Jefferson
Michel Birney
Bartwra
Kate
Andrew Gbrimegin
Kleock
Willavilla
York
Marcaret BH. Ramey
Burlingame
Lycoming
Mary A. Fields
Tdhanville
Jemimd Ammerman
Fleming
Contor
National banks authorized for Berlin and Mongersdale
Authority granted to organize the Berlin National Bank of Berlin, Pa with capital of 0,000 and the Craigens' National Bank of Mongersdale, Da with capital of 0,00.
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Washington
T He Berlin National Bank
Aterlin
Craigens’ National Bank
Mongersdale
Weather and World News Summary Across Regions
This morning’s briefing highlights fair and warm conditions improving in many areas with forecasts for hotter spells. Reports from England, Pennsylvania, and coastal regions note travel and transport updates, plus local council deliberations on ballots and safety incidents including a serious stabbing in the North.
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Loral—Councile
New Cornell Jr. OF
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Wreck of Chesapeake and Ohio Fast Express Kills and Injures
Charlottesville Virginia November 4 The Chesapeake and Ohio vestibule express from Cincinnati to Washington wrecked near Old Shidewell five miles out at 125 PM Four killed seventeen injured including Henry Burnett Italian woman Me Ranata and others The engine left the track on a sharp curve and plunged into a rocky hill Rescue work followed with a wrecking train sent from Charlottesville Notable uninjured include Senator Orville H Platt J Clay Evans and Walter Evans of Louisville Local railsmen say spreading rails are not the cause and tracks are true after examination
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Charlottesville
Chesapeake and Ohio Vestibule Express
Cincinnati
Washington
Old Shidewell
Richmond
Rivanna
Duke
Maren
Orville H. Platt
Connecticut
Patents
J. Clay Evans
Walter Evans
Louieville
Klondike Steamers Planned First Class Service to Yukon
Philadelphia November 1 The Klondike steamship venture led by Charles H. Cramp aims to launch five first class liners in April next. The ships will sail from New York or Philadelphia stopping at San Francisco Seattle and Tacoma to connect with Pacific rail and regional transportation lines. They will carry passengers and freight to Alaska at the Yukon opening and establish weekly service between Pacific ports and the Yukon. John Moadie of New York serves as first vice president.
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Philadelphia
Klondike
Charles H. Cramp
Met
New York
Miladelphia
Ban Fritchacs
Seattle
Tromma
Pacifia
Ameerican
Alueka
Yukon
Mike
Bach
Treight
Moadiey
Te Thew Company
Walle Hus
Butlnee Buinit
Hicaro
San Francheo
Tacoma
North Mayon woods tragedy claims hunter
New Haven Cann Nov 4 George Stelle proprietor of Ole Rast Rowlk hotel was accidentally killed while hunting in the North Mayon woods. He was with two companions who split up and failed to meet. When one failed to return the others tracked and found him shot through the head.
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New Haven
Cann
George Stelle
Ole Rast Rowlk Hotel
Eee
Bickle
Weather Forecast for Middle States and New England
New York region today shows fair warm weather with fresh southerly winds. Firewall sentence fragment but continues with local rain in western and northern districts and cloudiness in eastern districts tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy to cloudy skies with slight temperature changes and fresh to brisk southerly winds, followed by local rain on coastal areas.
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