Election results across the country reveal county and city margins
Rob Hodge led the county ticket while Horner topped the democratic slate with 200 more votes than Judge Black. In Seattle and King County, prohibition and socialist votes appeared, with Miss O'Meara defeated and Joe Smith narrowly missing election by 100 votes.
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King County
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Miss O'Meara
Smiths
William Hickman Moore
Judiciary
Shepard
Seventh Ward
Humvey
Black
Joe Smith
Olymp
Morris
Supreme Bench
Gose
National Results Show Carey Wins Governorship in Tight Map
National returns indicate Democrat Carey captures the governorship while Republicans win most other statewide offices. Senate forecast at 61 Republicans to 40 Democrats. strong GOP gains in many states, with Missouri and South Dakota notable upsets and Socialist advances in Milwaukee.
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Washington
Senate
Do you believe in love at first sight contest prompt
The Star asks readers if love at first sight exists after Miss Texas Guinan proclaims it. A letter writer argues it is mistaken identity, noting romance from novels but not real life. Contest entries are due Monday at 6 pm with 40 Moore seats for winners.
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Texas Guinan
Kissing Girl” Company
Adele Ries
Sullivan Elk
Moore
Crazy man kills two in Boston district attorney office
In Boston on November 10 a deranged assailant named Falland opened fire in the district attorney’s office. Sergeant of Police Schlehuber and an unidentified man were killed, and several deputy district attorneys narrowly escaped injury as the gunman was overpowered after his revolver emptied.
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Boston
Schiehuber
Falland
Schlehuber
Broke 3 Year Thirst Leads to City Polls Incident
On a bitter election day Charles Hall, broke and worried about supporting his wife and children, admitted he drank to excess while working at the polls. He told Police Judge he feared being fired from the city street department if he did not appear next day. He was released.
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Charles Hall
Charles
Hon
City Street Department
Man Charged With Drunkenness Cites Seven Reasons
J H Moore appeared before Police Judge Gordon to answer a drunkenness charge. When asked for reasons he should avoid punishment, Moore quipped I have seven good reasons. He cited three daughters and four sons. The judge allowed him to go.
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J. H. Moore
Gordon
Moore
Three Siamese Kittens Born in Alignment
In Middleport New York James Albone reports Tigress gave birth to three kittens tied along their bodies in a straight line. All three stand and walk together with heads aligned in one direction showcasing remarkable Siamese conjoined features.
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Middleport
N. Y
James Albone
August Carret’s coffee clash at First No. 8 restaurant
August Carret paid for whisky at a First No. 8 restaurant but found none. He demanded a bottle, left a dollar, and when the proprietor was absent he fled with coffee. An employee chased him, August threw the hot coffee at officers, was subdued by Patrolman Walt Rip, and fined $25.
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August Carret
August
Waltrip
Society Gossip Dramatizes Wilmott Arnold Controversy
A Brooklyn-born actress, Mrs. Willeta Arnold, linked to widow Kept gossip swirl as Col. Edward Willet offered 1,000,000 for proof of a marriage to Amber Lawford. Reports claim Rev. J F Johnson married them in summer, with a quiet divorce rumor and a Mineola cottage life amid aeronautic club visits.
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Amelia Bingham
Willeta
Nossington
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Reno
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L. L
Aeronautic Club
Edward Willet
Amber Lawford
Sam
Willets
Willem Lawford-Arnold
Lawlord
Mia
Riots in Mexico Target U S Citizens and Press
Anti-government leaders sparked demonstrations in Mexico City with attacks on American property and newspapers. The Mexican Herald and El Imparcial were damaged as rioters tore an American flag and shouted anti American speeches near the Iron Horse statue. The U S ambassador protested while the American colony fears further clashes as authorities step in.
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Mexican Herald
el Imparcial
United States
the Iron Horse
Juarez al
Americana
Arave
Landay Escandon
City of
Mexico
Ding
Foreign Office
Rodriguez
Firemen Fear Water On Stubborn Seattle Blaze
Firefighters hesitated to apply water to a blaze at the University Fuel Co plant on Brooklyn Avenue after a backflow filled the basement with several inches of water. 150 barrels of lime stored below ignited, woodwork burned, and flames were finally extinguished after rolling the barrel hog into the open. Loss estimated at $300.
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Seattle Fire Department
University Fuel Co
Brooklyn Av
Kendall
North Trunk
Fuel Company
Man Reads Newspapers Upside Down to Quiet Nervous Readers
Cahriel W. Searles of Millbury Massachusetts reads newspapers and magazines upside down a habit formed in youth to avoid nervous scrutiny by peers. He is nearly 80 and reads aloud in a clear rapid voice.
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Millbury
Mass
Cahriel W. Searles
Mr. Searles
Suffragists Build City Machine Under Catt Leadership
Carrie Chapman Catt directs a new suffragist organization in New York City after a Carnegie Hall meeting. She plans a strong campaign apparatus with district delegates ward bosses and election captains as part of a unified machine.
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New York
Carrie Chapman Catt
Suffraget Party
Col
Abe Gruber
Julius Harburger
Tammany Hall
Cattle
Carnegie Ball
West Wins Oregon Governor Race in Narrow Lead
Portland, Ore. November 10. Otto West democrat elected governor of Oregon with Taft winning by 24,000 statewide. All Republican nominees for Congress and state positions swept into office by large margins. West overcame Bowerman who led early in Multnomah county as of 4 am with half votes counted. final statewide plurality likely around 3,000.
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Portland
Ore
Owald West
Oregon
Taft
Bowerman
West
Multnomah County
Man Mistakes Liniment for Whiskey Fatal MixUp
Stamford, Nov. 9 Joseph Marchis mistook a strong horse liniment for whiskey and swallowed about two ounces before realizing the error. His employer and fellow workers rushed him by auto to Stamford hospital where Dr Cloonan gave a powerful antidote saving his life.
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Stamford
Conn
Joseph Marchis
Stamford Hospital
Cloonan
Marchin
Man Freed After Five Days In City Jail
John Merton Hanson Hendricks, held on suspicion of prowling with candles and matches, was released by Police Judge Gordon after claiming he needed them to avoid falling in the dark. He was briefly rearrested at police headquarters, then released again with no fine. Albany reports a 20 year rise in state hospital insane populations from 16,006 to 32,660 per lunacy commission data.
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John Merton Hanson Hendricks
Gordon
John Merton
Woodaman
Arepa
John
Albany
Prices at Public Markets Offer Broad Fish and Produce
Public market listings show two pounds for 16 cents on assorted fish including emelts herring perch soles halibut and new Norway varieties at a pound live price. Fresh seafood and produce details cover snapper rock cod haddie oysters and crabs plus fruits and dairy. delivery now to Reverstte Fremont and Green Lake districts with various per pound or per pound equivalents.
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Thre Place
Tee
Crabe
Tte
Poun
Reverstte
Fremont
Geen Lake
Hplteenberge
Foe
Lee
New York
Washington
Grocery Ledger of Fresh Meat Produce and Dairy Prices
A miscellany of marked prices for salmon flounder and halibut cheeks and other fish, oysters, trout and mackerel, beef and veal dishes, pork bacon and cheese varieties. Price cues include 8 larger mackerel, chicken and enterprise brands, and assorted fruits such as apples pears and oranges with per basket or per pound costs. Fresh vegetables list onions sweet potatoes and traditional condiments with unit prices.
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Concertpany
Simon Trout
A. York
Fae Heney
Rainfall Totals Build Across Four Days
Jupiter Pluvius returns bringing four days of rain with totals: 0.61, 0.55, and 1.06 inches on three days, plus 3.73 inches by 5 am the fourth day. November last year set a 0.11 inch record for a 30 day span.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Governor Hay to Announce Washington Woman Suffrage Victory
In Olympia on November 10 the governor will declare if the canvassing board confirms passage of woman suffrage in Washington. A proclamation will enfranchise women in the state once the result is certified.
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Olympia
Wash
Hay
Washington State
Divorce suit filed against candy maker Slatton
A wife seeks divorce from A. Blatten, who runs a candy manufacturing business worth 44 009 and earns about 40 dollars a day. The petition cites failure to support and requests alimony of 50 dollars monthly.
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A. Blatten
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