Resignations, receivers and rural notices in state
The city and county notices report Chadron mayor resigning, a State Bank of Gothenburg receiver to be appointed, registration declines in Omaha and Lincoln, a centenarian in Daxora county, high sugar beet shipments, and church and school reopenings. Also noted are accidents, a fatal wagon incident near Inavale, a fire that destroyed the Valentine house, a tax and public works debate, and local inquiries into rail and library matters.
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Chadron
State Bank of
Gothenburg
Omaha
Lincoln
Daxora County
Slooper
Tue
Norfolk Sugar Factory
Cuannes Fras
Friend
Tur
Cr. van Wyck
Henry Zenorr
Inavale
Gage County
Norval
Maxwell
Mahoney
Phelps
Wolfenbarger
Tur Corner University
Beatrice
Berlin
Guilford
Aurora
J. J. Johnson
Hamilton
North Seventh Street
Johnson
United States
Joek W. Hale
Ile
Edgar
Hale
Lattsmouth
Plattsmouth
Valentine
Great Valentine
Frank Fischer
Alice Ray
Red Cloud
Henderson Zelug
Zeloff
Ty Onaha
Ida Gaskill
Morgan
MaAanpierson
Nebraska
Burlington Lines
Missouri River
Washington
Commercial Club of
Council Bluffs
Manderson
Secretary of the Treasury
Comptroller of the Treasury
Hastings
John M. Ragan
Tan Tecumseh Public Library
William Llilgenkamp
Wartax Ossenborv
Lousville
Onsenkop
California
Plains
New York
Isthmus
Louisville
Murdered by an Unknown Man in Devizes
Albert Majors of De vizes Nebraska reports a sunrise murder near Devizes. John Nelson found Albert Applegate shot in a corn field after a confrontation with a stranger who kept his name hidden. Authorities scour the countryside as a vengeful Colorado feud is blamed for the crime.
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Wilsonville
Neb
Omaha
Lee
Albert Majors
Devizes
Here
John Nelson
Albert Applegate
Albert
Henry Majors
WitlLand John Nelson
Applegate
Colorad
Ile
Majors
Colorado
Sugar Beet Growers Complain Over Shipments
A correspondent from New England laments sugar beet growers facing misrepresentation by factory reps. He notes promises of high profits and easy shipping were not matched by contracts, with beets rotting as winter approaches and some fields receiving orders while neighbors wait, sparking tears among workers.
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Remont
Tull Andwell
Elopement details emerge as Ward recounts Lincoln plot
Miss Ward, returning from an elopement scheme, reveals a multi person plot with accomplices and bribes. The group traveled from Lincoln to Omaha then Council Bluffs, ultimately seeking Kansas City before reconsidering. Vining and Miss Ward planned marriage after divorce via Arizona courts. Miss Miller returns a watch to Dr McCandless. Cramer later disappears with $325.
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Waverly
Kansas City
Vining
Pr. McCandless
Miss Miller
St. Joseph
Miss Ward
Greenwood
Arizona
J. M. Miller
St Joseph Herald
Dorsey Must Pay in Bank Case Ruling
Lincoln dispatch reports Judge Shiras ruled Albert Watkins as receiver for Ponca National Bank could set aside a stock transfer from G W J Dorsey to Frank Dorsey. The court voided the transfer and ordered G W E Dorsey to pay assessments totaling 100 percent.
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Shiras
Lincoln Dispatch
Albert Watkins
Ponca National Bank
G. W. J. Dorsey
Frank Dorsey
G W. I. Dorsey
G. W. E. Dorsey
Republicans Sweep Across Seven States and Territory
Early returns show Republicans winning the majority in Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, and Utah Territory. Results indicate GOP gains in city and state offices, with several judicial races contested and a substantial Republican lead in Senate seats pending formal seating.
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United States
Utah
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Maryland
Mississippi
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Kansas City
Vi. Holliday
David Martin
Election returns show Republicans winning in multiple states
Result summaries from New York Maryland New Jersey and other states report Republican gains. Palmer leads in secretary of state race in New York with a 60 535 plurality while Anderson and Kurts forecast larger Republican margins. Maryland GOP carries governor and legislature. New Jersey Griggs leads Meill with 22 000 margin. Colorado county results hint at Republican gains outside Denver and confirm near overall GOP success.
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Omnana
Brown
Citizens
Furans
Javier
Republican State Central Committee
Norval
Fourth Judicial District
Neysor
Duffie
Baker
Dickinson
Powell Scott
Ilabaugh
Lighth
Omaha
Ferguson
Dutlie
Fawcett
Dana
Lberal
Nebraska
Powell
Slabaugh
Bates
Sedgwick
Marshall
Sullivan
Hastings
Evans
Robinson
Beall
Kendall
Thompson
Creene
Grimes
Tourteenth
Norris
Kinkaid
Westover
New York
King
Palmer
Valmer
Myer
Spuincherp
Til
Altgeld
Wallstreet
Cleveland
New Jersly
Newark
Griggs
Meill
New Jersey
Ltam Svir Laxr
Supreme Court
Colorado
Denver
Arapahoe
Ingersoll on Politics and Elections Echoed Views
Col Robert G Ingersoll comments on the 1892 election results in Pittston Pa. He blasts Cleveland as a failed administration and predicts the tariff as the defining issue, while noting party blunders and the likelihood of McKinley victory. Also reports Fraker insurance case settlement and New Jersey Republican sweep with Griggs leading McGill.
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Pittpoinc
Robert G. Ingersoll
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Strong
Parkhurst
New York City
Tammany
Cotton Mather
Chbie
Brice
Wood
Maryland
Gorman
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Custom House
Sharrison
Allison
Need
McKinley
Republicans gain control as Utah seats shift Senate balance
Election aftermath reports Republicans will gain five Senate seats from Utah Kentucky Ohio and Maryland while Democrats lose three seats. Utah will seat two new senators immediately. Delaware vacancy could create a Republican majority. Changes take effect March 4 1907 except Utah seats.
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Des Moines
Republican State Committee
Drake
House
Washington
United States
Utah
Kentucky
Ohio
Maryland
Senate
Delaware
Congress
Bradley
WastiInaTex
Nov. S
Vavand
Lo Wotal
White House
New York
David JB. Hall
Hingis
John M Valmer
Wisconsin
William It Vilas
Indiana
Missouri
Republian
Mr. Voorhees
Mr West
Nepublican Party
Bradley Boom Sparks Kentucky Republican Victory
The Louisville paper reports that Kentucky elected the full Republican ticket and will have a Republican legislature, with Populist and A I A help. Norman says Blackburn’s defeat is assured, and Bradley supporters push his national role via the upcoming convention.
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Louisville
Ita
Kentucky
United States
Dinelsburn
Norman
Commercial
Blackburn
Keburn
Carlisle
Bradley
Morton
McKinley
Colonel Bradley
Walter Forrester
Republican Orgaan
Radley
Detroit Building Disaster Kills Dozens in 5 Story Block
A boiler explosion at the Larned and Shelby streets building housing the Detroit Evening Journal triggers a collapse. Forty five dead with many missing and dozens injured as rescue operations unfold amid chaotic scenes and rising tolls.
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Detroit
Mich
Larned and
Shelby Streets
Detroit Evening Journal
Thomas ‘Thomason
City
McGregor
Annie J. O'Ponohue
Tauen
Aoman
Mneon Beiaur
Butler
Restoros
Snedertaker
Gibbs
Harrison expresses satisfaction with election results
General Harrison declines comment on the 1896 impact but rejoices in Tuesday’s Republican victory. He lauds New Jersey Maryland and Kentucky as new stars in the party’s crown and notes continued devotion to Republican principles.
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Txpran Apornis
Ind
Harrison
New Jersey
Maryland
Kentucky
Bradley gains lead in Louisville election returns
Returns from Louisville Kentucky Tuesday show Bradley Republican ahead by about 15,000 votes. Republicans expected to hold 54 House seats and 16 Senate seats with 28 Democrats in the Senate and 43 Democrats in the House. Joint ballot gives Republicans a 4 vote majority and seals election of a Republican to Blackburn's seat.
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Anderson
Kurts
Lushner
Coxey
Senate
House
Bradley
Louisville
Luatest
Blackburn
Naval Officer Who Opened Corea to the World Dies
Washington November 8 Rear Admiral Robert W Shufeldt retired died at his home after a long illness and an earlier driving accident He was appointed a midshipman from New York in May 1839 became rear admiral in May 1883 and retired in 1884 He opened Corea to the world by treaty surveyed the Tehauntepec canal route and aided the Civil War effort.
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Washington
Robert W. Shufeldt
Admiral Shufeldt
New York
Corea
Tehauntepec
Behring Sea Sealing Debate and Cleveland Election Spin
Debate over sealing in Behring Sea intensifies as Captain Hooper urges extended prohibition to protect seal life amid shrinking numbers from 6,000,000 claimed in 1864 to under 400,000. In Washington, President Cleveland smiles at returns while Democrats face Kentucky setbacks and reform hopes.
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Azra
Wastixaros
Rush
Benring Sea
Behring Sea
Treasury Department
Hooper
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
Arbitration Tribunal
Leering Sea
Cleveland
Washington
Gorman
Lowndes
Campbell
Ohio
Kentucky
Free Silver Democrats
Carlisle
Nardin
Blackburn
Woman Fatally Injured in Horse Accident Near Ingram
Pearl Craig, a young woman living near Ingram, was killed when thrown from a horse yesterday near Gurnnie Oklahoma. The incident occurred on November 8.
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W Fall Gurnnie
Okla
Pearl Craig
Ingram
Marsland Legislature Strongly Republican Victory Cited
In Bautinann Maryland Republicans sweep state and city tickets with 68 Republicans and 21 Democrats in the lower house and 16 Democrats to 1 Republican in the senate.
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Marsland
Bautinann, Md
Senate
Engineer Merwle Invalided from the Marion at Acapulco
Washington dispatch reports Chief Engineer Nferwig of the Marion has broken down and is invalided home from Acapulco, Mexico, with the vessel remaining at that port.
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Merwle
Washington
Engmeer Nferwig
Marion
Acapulco
Mexico
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Sidney Telegraph
New Bidney
G. D. Cramer
Cramer
Striplin
Dorsey
Indraska
Boston
Greenhalge
Piuladelputa
Noy
Benjamin J. Hayward
Superior Court
Baltimore
Lloyd Lowndes
BK. Hurst Democrat
Kennucky
Washmington
Hardin
Ingersoll
Repub
Lcan
Frater Insurance
Fraker Insurance
Jersey City
N. J
Griges
McGill
Ken
Tucky
Detroit Suins
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