Republicans Win Utah State Ticket In Lopsided Victory
The Utah statewide ticket appears set for Republican control as Newell and McCarty lead the ticket by about 8,000 votes. Legislature leans Republican with many holdovers, while Democrats retain several seats in both houses. County results show Republicans winning 21 of 27 counties and majorities across districts, with full ticket projections pending final tallies.
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Utah
Nowell
McCarty
House
Senate
Astute Licket
Idaho
Republican Victory Across Nation Reported After Elections
The nation’s elections across forty two states show Republicans retaining control of the House and broad gains in many states. Governors in New York and Pennsylvania influenced by coal strikes were reelected, while Michigan and Illinois strengthened Republican margins.
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Missouri
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Princess May in peril as storm batters voyage
The Princess May arrived in Vancouver from Skagway after a weekend storm, eight hours of hurricane force seas leaving the steamer in grave peril. One more report from Prairie City notes Robert Comer, about seventy, died from injuries after a dynamite cap exploded while he showed caps to Alvin Reese, blowing off hands and injuring him.
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B.C
Skagway
Queen Charlotte Sound
Dynamite Capeee
Uoth
Prairie City
Ore
Robert Comer
Comer
Alvin Eeese
Reese
Tribal War Rages on Espiritu Santo Island
Reports from the New Hebrides chain indicate a coastal tribe has suffered heavy losses as an inland hill tribe led by Nendai attacked mission premises and coastal villages. French authorities have been asked to send warships to prevent further massacres amid internal strife and sickness beliefs.
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New Hebrides
Nendai
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Nandai
Pentecoste
Whitsuntide
Teacher slain by Jadrones in Oriental Negros
D. Montgomery, superintendent of schools in Oriental Negros, was murdered Friday near Sacolod by six armed robbers. He carried a large sum of money and was en route to Bacolod for a consultation with the retiring superintendent. Robbery is suspected. a reward has been offered. He leaves a widow who is also a teacher on Negros. Montgomery previously served as a Presbyterian minister in Lexington and Wayne, New Jersey, and sailed for the Philippines on July 23, 1901.
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Oriental Negros
Jadrones
Sacolod
Montgomery
Bacolod
Philippine Islands
Negros
Lexington
Neti
Wayne, Ne
Philippines
Cuban Congress Adjourns Recess President Praises Order
The Cuban congress adjourned October 20 and reconvened on Monday. President Palma sent a message to congress expressing optimism for the republics future. He cites the island's orderly state as evidence of the Cuban peoples peaceful nature and notes Cuba's sanitary condition is even better than during the American intervention.
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Cuba
Tired of Eating Bananas Seher Fatally Shoots Wife
Abraham Seher, a cloak salesman, shot and killed the woman he married on East Side in New York City. He told police his wife refused to cook his meals and he had eaten only bananas that day before becoming enraged, firing four shots that struck her.
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New York City
Seher
Various World News Items In A Turbulent Era
Illinois governor Yates ill with typhoid fever. General De Wet travels from London toward South Africa. Colombian rebels near Ixtta. Three killed in coal mine blast at Newstraitsville, C. Rear-Admiral Evans assumes Atlantic squadron command. Morgan linked to merger schemes. Rumor of royal nervous illness denied. Motormen strike settled on Hudson Valley RR. Cave-in near Whatcom buries three. Express hits wagon at crossing. four dead at Kirkland. Texas hit by cold wave. heavy sheep losses. Montreal dock workers strike halting port. Cuban island customs receipts reported for October. 404 cholera deaths in Jerusalem. 76 in Ghozzeh last week. Manchurian town todane captured by bandits. Rasalan troops sent. Cigarette fire at Logan destroys haystack and barn. Mail to foreign nations totals 10,115.7 pounds. Quakes in Guatemala. Santa Maria volcano erupting. Miss Julia Marion postpones engagements two weeks due to illness. Wilson’s return hailed in official circles. Lisbon reports Prima Vera steamer foundering. lives unknown. Vancouver bank insolvent. dividend declared. Mose La Fantise defeats Eddie Croak by KO in 11th. Macedonians report Turkish losses at Kresna pass via dynamite mines. Emperor William to meet eight English ministers at Sandringham. Chamberlain to attend. Home Secretary orders exhumation of George Chapman’s last wife. Kamchatka measles epidemic. ten thousand dead. E B Lagger of Chicago dies after eating cuts. age given. Plague in Yokohama shows limited spread. Yorkton-Doudhoborn travelers peaceful. aim to spread vegetarian ideas. Dr Erves seeks eradication plan for trachoma with hospital physicians.
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