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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
6
The city votes show Seth Low and allied fusionists prevailing in a decisive statewide tally. Polls indicate strong support across New York areas with Republicans and Democrats both affected by the landslide results as officials await official figures.
Mr Manley chairman of the Republican National Committee sends a congratulatory message. The note references election events and remarks from leaders, including remarks about Hitlers and various political figures with uncertain names and dates. The text is fragmented but signals post election congratulatory communication from party leadership.
The article notes a very light turnout in Iowa with sparse details on results. It mentions figures and names that are unreadable, while suggesting the vote may influence political standings or decisions.
Fragmented OCR note reports Syracuse and surrounding areas in York State voting. Mentions McGuire and several names with unclear actions. references revision of voter list and local election proceedings. Political context uncertain due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Republican city delegation contest with references to Teel and Hiliort figures, suggesting a local primary or nominating event. Details on candidates, dates, or places are unclear.
A garbled excerpt mentions a private action, a sire Ines nate, and a viewer named Pie vate with unclear roles. The text then references COMMER and Defove with distorted time cues and scattered phrases.
Fragmentary OCR from a Des Moines area page notes political activity with unclear names. Mentions Republican gain and private interest, but many words unreadable. The readable bits suggest coverage of local electoral developments and candidate notes.
The Courier Journal notes Democrats confront tense party dynamics as both houses prepare for the upcoming general assembly.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic list of party labels and district notes across Massachusetts counties. Mentions Republicans and Democrats with numeric tallies and references to Crane, Stan, and statewide political activity amid unclear ordering.
The readable fragments indicate a chaotic report on primary voting events with mentions of precincts and candidates. Names and places are garbled but suggest Democratic and Republican activity, possible contested results, and district level notes.
Fragmentary note mentions a Sun tied boat and a family event in Che State with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes show vote counts and party alignment in Cincinnati area. Mentions Nash and Rew with Democratic and Republican tallies. cites county or district outcomes, potential shifts to elect officials and seats. Includes references to Hamilton county and state party figures, hints at election tensions and reform themes.
Fragmented and garbled text suggests polling indicates a majority backing a state ballot measure. Voters appear divided on amendments while some expeditions report limited public interest and uncertain outcomes.
Voter totals show Republicans supporting Coray winning county tickets and a likely U S district attorney victory. Constitutional amendments appear to have carried by a solid margin with close races for county treasurer and other local offices.
Exclusive wire report from Philadelphia details statewide races including state treasurer and Supreme Court candidates. It notes Republican leads in several counties with varying contest levels and highlights county results in Allegheny and Lancaster while mentioning weather and polling activity.
A report from Pekin notes a Chinese foreign office appointment tied to the murder of a Japanese envoy and a move seen as reflecting China’s stance toward restoring the Boxers. The piece mentions protests over the Rhine River pact with Russia and Britain and U.S. reactions.
Norma Atinson probes hypocrisy and deceit within her circle, from family servants to friends, uncovering it through intimate scenes and a dramatic confrontation as she questions loyalties and motives. The saga follows her quiet pursuit of truth amid a web of familiar faces and social rituals.
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 1 a.m. from Oyster Bay following the election. Mrs. Roosevelt accompanied him, and Secretary Cortelyou Private Secretary Loeb and Dr P S M Tuxeys joined the party. The journey from New York to Washington was reported without incident as they went by car to the White House.
The United States Court of Appeals for Hawaii sustains the circuit court decree in favor of Michael Lantis et al. against the Willers Steamship due to damages from a collision that sank the Chudine. The appeal questioned the circuit court’s jurisdiction but was denied.
A collision near the passenger station on the Monen and Southerladda roads injured about thirty people. Witnesses say the brake failure caused the crash as trains from Percy Matthews and Fulkirk State Colleges collided, leaving several in critical condition.
A woman in Alioona died of typhoid fever after refusing medical aid. Coroner Voronty McCartiey scheduled an inquest as the jury prepared to hear evidence regarding the tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear reporting with distorted words. It hints at a political or electoral context and mentions a white tickel and a crowd or council, but specifics are unreadable. The piece presents a struggle to decipher events and outcomes.
The report alleges Ryan claims Stevenson won an election amid philately related confusion. It notes about 20 votes cast for a Democratic candidate and hints at a rival urging court action. Philadelphia officials and public opinion polls are referenced as the scene develops.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a local election with Ositinitedeoney and Veises receiving votes in a county race. It lists a plurality for Creasy Dei and notes bias, with unclear names and places hindering full reconstruction.
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