Race results swirl as states report tight governor bids
New York and Pennsylvania returns show Bruce close to 5,000 ahead for governor in New York while Stuart leads in Pennsylvania by about 52,000. Across the nation Republicans claim momentum with scattered gains in Illinois Ohio and Nebraska as late tallies trickle in.
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Bruce Hughes
Hughes
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New York
Bruce
Iit
Gow
Davidson
Madison
Wis
John M. Nelson
Cummins Wins Iowa Race Holds Likely Plurality
Early results show Cummins leading Porter for Iowa’s U S Senate with a likely 20 000 plus plurality and Republicans aiming for a 225 000 statewide edge. Two Democrats head to Congress Stacy Mem/ Hamilton rem in First and Sixth districts as Republicans promise a GOP majority in the next legislature. In Idaho Gooding leads for reelection while Republicans hold thirteen state senate seats and thirty five of fifty one house seats, game for a twenty four on joint ballot as Dubois retires.
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Jonathan P. Dolliver
Boise
Ida
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Dubois
Partridge shooting accident near Thunder Bay island
Henry Gill, assistant lightkeeper, fired at a noise he thought was partridges. A shot struck Brown in the neck and chest, sending him into a swamp. Gill notified rescue, and Brown was brought to safety. his condition remained serious with neck and shoulder paralysis from the crash.
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North Point
Henry Gill
Thunate Bay
Thunder Bay Island
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Brown
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Meg
Hanging rumor at Barlban college clarified
Redmord Indiana authorities deny an alleged late night hanging of President Kelly and dispute claims of dormitory or fastball team punishment. Governor Hadley says no sight of a noose at daybreak Sunday and authorities may expand inquiry into student involvement.
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Kelly
Hadley
Count Boni’s Love Letters Fail to Save Castellane Divorce
In Paris court proceedings Count Boni’s letters to Countess de Castellane are shown as evidence of his repentance and devotion. The countess, citing the 1898 income agreement protecting her children, refuses further contact, while Cruppi argues the paternal rights will keep the children in France and under his influence.
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Tribunal of First Instance
Seine
Ditte
Countess de Castellane
Count Roni
Maitre Cruppi
Maitre 'Cruppi
Count Boni
Madame X. Imastzi
Amastre Cruppi
France
Bonnet Denounces Countess Backed by Her Adversaries
The defense led by Maitre Bonnet accuses the countess's lawyers of poisoning her mind with outside influence as he argues the count’s motive is to restore his wife to wealth and status. He defends the count, cites his sacrifices, and calls for witness credibility while noting the court adjourned for the day. Nearby items note plans to bring evangelist Billy Sunday to Danville and other brief reports on a rifle trophy win and a fire rescue in Columbus with minor injuries.
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Edward Kelly
United States
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Connie
George
Mastre Hopnet
Bueny
Malakof
Jeurs Maitre Bonnet
Bent
Reneet
Danville
City Councils May Not Restrict Bidding On Patented Pavement
Supreme Court ruling in Siegel versus the City of Chicago holds that public contracts for patent pavement require free and open competition unless a council authorized by law allows a specific patent. The Woodlawn avenue project used a patented surface, but the court affirmed that bidding must be open to all bidders if the council has not secured proper authorization.
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Aurea
Siegel
Clrkesigo
Chicago
Woodlawn Avenue
Sixtieth
Sixty-seventh Street
Supreme Court
Gypsies Accused in Abduction Case at South Salem
John Adam of Salem says his daughter Rosie, 13, was carried off by Gypsies after she vanished in Chicago about a year ago. He joined a Gypsy band to find her and located her near South Salem, where he says they threatened to kill him and the girl. Police removed the child pending inquiry.
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Moody to the High Court Justice Moody for Supreme Court
Washington reports President nominates Attorney General William Henry Moody of Massachusetts to succeed Justice Henry Billings Brown on the U S Supreme Court. Moody has led the Justice Department since July 1 1904 and previously served as Massachusetts secretary of the jury and representative in multiple Congresses. Expected to resign later in December.
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Washington
William Henry Noody
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Tugtice Henry Billings Brown
Moody
Fire at Hamilton destroys millinery and bank buildings
A Hamilton Ohio blaze devastated the heart of the business district, burning the GDB Mathes Company store in the Mehran estate area and the Milliken and Second National Bank buildings. The fire, which began in the millinery dept, left the district with extensive losses estimated at 350000 dollars before being checked. Descriptions note the area as the city’s finest building district and mention affected properties and ongoing investigations.
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George P. Soehngen
Roosevelt orders reprimand for Willis L Moore weather chief
President Roosevelt directs a reprimand for Willis L Moore over pressuring printer Cooper to pay strike assessments. Cooper, expelled from the Typographical Union, was transferred to New Orleans, later deemed improper by the Civil Service Commission. Cooper to be reinstated. Moore to be reprimanded in Washington.
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Rossevelt
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CAPT AMUNDSENS TREASURES ON-BOARD SCANDINAVIAN LINE
New York reports two zinc boxes guarded by four armed guards aboard the Nelig Olav containing Captain Raoul Amundsen records from three years ago. He aided locating the magnetic pole and predicts exact pole junction within three years. Photographs of the needle were made for nineteen months by a special automatic instrument.
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Scandinavian Line
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Christianis
Raoul Amundsen
Chris Hansa
Amundsen
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