Dr Reeves Opens New Scranton Practice at Spruce Street
Dr Reeves establishes his clinic at 412 Spruce Street Scranton offering free examinations and inclusive treatments for nervous disorders eye ear nose throat dyspepsia rheumatism and more. A dedicated female department promises discreet care and a special catarrh cure four months treatment for ten dollars limited to thirty days. Office hours listed with access via Christian's hat store elevator.
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Scranton
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Returns From Each State Concluded on Page Two
Ohio and New York results show governors and legislatures elected, with Republicans gaining in New York and Ohio yielding mixed mayoral and congressional outcomes. Major candidates include Morton for New York Governor and McCormick, Bradley, Wilson for Congress, amid turnout shaping party leads and constitutional amendments.
Rhode Island Elects Two Congressmen in Election
Providence reports that Rhode Island voters chose two U S Representatives. Congressional candidates included Oscar Lapham Democrat Melvin Mull Republican Alonzo Williams James A Williams George A Littlefield Lew Remington Warren Arnold L. T. C. Galvin carried districts. The general officer election occurred April 4.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Phat the
Oscdr
South Carolina Holds Statewide Elections for Key Offices
Columbia reports voters elected a Governor and others for two year terms and seven congressmen. The legislature will elect the successor to United States Senator M. C. Buller, whose term ends March 4. The Tillman Democrats nominated John Gary Houns for governor, with full returns to follow.
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Columbia
South Carolina
United States
M. CL. Buller
Pockae Wlo
Tillman Democrats
John Gary Houns
Wheeling
West Virginia
Johnson N. Camilen
John A. Sr Ovens D
B. B. Deventer
J. GL. Steely
Pood
Howand Holt
William Fs Wilson
Alf Drayton
AL Clayton
Jne Junessey
Ate
D. Aluoiwon
James Ft Hung
H. Plerwon
Ausee Harvey
Firat
South Dakota and Tennessee Elect Governors and Officials
South Dakota voters elected a governor and state officers for two year terms including lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer auditor and attorney general with three constitutional amendments on term limits women’s suffrage in schools and homestead exemptions. Tennessee chose a governor and lawmakers with Isham G. Harris to the U.S. Senate and listed candidates for congress and state offices statewide. Vermont also elected a governor and two congressmen while Maine and other states reported party results and majorities in this multi-state roll.
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Secon
James A. Ward
Charles F. Sheldon
Teine Howe
At. D. Alexander
Preatibert
Oorgpofh
John AL Pleller
Bes Wi
A. Lynch
Dydo Belly
Pos Boy
Roe Robert FL Connor
de Preoman Knowlie
D. A. Meek
Nashville
H. F. Ferris
K.P. Blackburn
P. Righth
Jenjimin A.kinlos
Jen J. Metull
Ray Jainen
A. Gates
P Nnath
James ¢. McDearnion
B. McCan
St. Atwoo
Plerson
Joelan Patterson
Th. J. W. Brown
Moniilier
Vermont
Treasuer
Congress
Pipst
Henry Powers
Ris
Milwaukee
Wisconnern
Balloud
George W. Peck
Iheribent
Henry Uplam
Frank Powell
P. Cleghorn
Prohibition
Lewis
Democracy
Popullet
Henry A. Cooper
Hamilton Ailin
Ac B. Kay
Pry Andin Kull
D. Recond
Chas
Barnly
D. Rulewank
Laverhoring
P John J. Sutton
Wade Hewlit
Joseph W. Balcock
Flor
M. Batt
D. Psd
D. Martin
Theobald Ousen
Henry Smith
D.C. Rove
D. Pifth
H. Blank
Burney
North
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W. Welle
A. Cook
Riley Bishop
Baron BE. van Keuren
George HH. Lewis
Edward, Berg
M. Griffin
Wis
A. van Warrer
Lymin FE
Barnes
John Waville
Pry
Miner
Aed
Larrabee
Thomas Lynch
Alex. Btowart
J. Sherman
John
Ailes
John J. Jenking
Edward ¢. Kennedy
William Monrow
John Holt
Repub
Gov
Cresemien
Virginia elected ten congressmen in state elections
Nov. 6 saw Virginik elect ten congressmen as the state votes on a constitutional measure empowering Justices of the Peace to handle misdemeanors without jury intervention. Congressional candidates listed by district include Mistilet-Win, A. Jones, McDoughl, Gardner Tyler, Har land, Edwards, Willett, Gregory, Smithdeal, Southward, Thorpe, Hobson, Swanson, Cornett, Hall, Jev, Hampton Hoge, Rucker, Turner, Walker, Barhes, Hopkins, Mere dith, Mason, Morrison, Walker, Howley, Yost, Redmond Cooke. The Democratic vote height remains unclear.
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L. Gardner Tyler
Thomas Tt. Harland
Roy Td. Edwards
Tasewell Willett
James M. Gregory
G. M. Smithdeal
J. W. Southward
I. RK
R. T. Thorpe
McKenny
HH. Hobson
Clowie A. Swanson
GW. Cornett
G. W. B. Hall
Peter J. Jev
J. Hampton Hoge
G. Rucker
Turner
BR. J. Walker
G.T. Barhes
Pip Ter
J. & Hopkins
Elleha E. Meredith
Washington legislators and delegates in the 19th century election
The item reports Washington state elected two congressmen at large, seventeen state seniors, and a new Assembly with a U S Senate vacancy to be filled. It lists Democratic and Republican candidate names for judges and congress, notes a 2 000 vote Republican statewide margin, and mentions West Virginia electing four congressmen and other race details.
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Olympia
New
Popullat
Prohibition
Samuel G. Boyde
Roy
Houston
William HH
Doolittle
Canton
D.y
Henry
Drum
Washington
West Virginia Faces Solid Republican Delegation Next House
In early returns the second and fourth WV districts show Republicans carrying all three districts, signaling a likely GOP majority in the next house. Wilson appears defeated though full results may alter the picture. Day ton indicates no chance for William L. Wilton as votes spread county by county.
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West Virginia
Wilson
Grafton
Newt
William L. Wilton
Dayton
Wisconsin and Wyoming elect state leaders and congressmen
Wisconsin voters chose a governor and statewide officials for two year terms along with ten congressmen and state legislators. Wyoming elected a governor and state officers with a Republican-leaning result in a mixed national race.
Rawlings Re-elected Delegate In Utah Election
In Salt Lake City delegate Joseph L. Rawlings a Democrat wins another term as representative. In Oklahoma City T Flynn a Republican also retains the delegateship to Congress.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph L. Rawlings
Oahoma City
T. Flynn
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Chicago, IL
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Chicago
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Lackawanna Avenue
SALE
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Hyde Park Hat and Clothing Store
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