Theodore Roosevelt Is Elected President In Kosciusko County
Early returns show Roosevelt winning Kosciusko County with a large plurality over Parker. Republican gains are noted with ten of seventeen township trustees elected, and county totals listing Roosevelt over Parker in precincts across Jackson Monroe Clay Lake Seward Franklin Wayne Warsaw and others.
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Clay
Lake
Seward
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Wayne Vrst
Scott William Conrand
Jefferson
John H. Geiger
Van
Obituary of Mrs. Charles E. Ferree in Michigan City
Mrs. Olive Johnson Ferres born January 4 1969 in Clark s Hill Tippesanve county Indiana died November 1 2904 at home in Michigan City aged 35 years 10 months and 2s drugs Survived by husband three children six sisters one brother funeral held at home in Michigan City conducted by M E Church pastor Bro J 2 Collins interpreter for mates many mourners present Former residents of this place Postmaster Ferree and Mr and Mrs Frank Ferree Mishawaka attended the services
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Olive Johnson Ferres
Charles BE. Ferree
Clarks Hill
Tippesanve County
Indiana
Michigan City
Newhbors
M. E. Church
Bro. J.2
Collins
Charles E Ferree
Ferree
Frank Ferree
Mishawaka
The Star Restaurant Canned Goods Sale
A brief squib notes The Star Restaurant offering a selection of canned goods for sale. Details on pricing and hours are not provided in the readable text.
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the Star Restaurant
Thanksgiving Dinner by U B Aid Society
The U B Aid Society invites the public to a Thanksgiving chicken dinner in the Mrs Brenneman rooms beside Leonard Alspaugh hardware. An elaborate menu will be offered at a cost less than a home dinner. Bring family and friends to support a good cause.
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U. B. Aid Society
Mrs. Brenneman
Leonard
Transfer at Station Sees Manager Change
The auditor for the company moved the office from Furman to Will G. Bussard on Wednesday. FE. B. Furman departs for Milford to assume charge of the office and arrange housing for his family.
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Will G. Bussard
FE. B. Furman
Milford
Warsaw Sand Brick Company Organized At Warsaw
The Warsaw Sand Brick company with 350 000 capitalization organized at Dr J B Webber office. Officers named President J M Bush Vice president W H Eggleston Secretary I B Webber Treasurer W I Kingery Manager A Y W Butler Directors listed. Stock at par ten dollars. Factory west of West Market and Center streets near the Pennsylvania tracks. Main building 50 by 100 feet with additional structures. Product will be cheaper than clay brick and employ many workers at good wages. Warsaw Daily Union. November v.
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J. M. Bush
W. H. Eggleston
I. B. Webber
W. I. Kingery
A. Y W. Butler
Warsaw
West Market
Center Streets
Merk
Warsaw Daily Union
Roosevelt Victory Reports Record Presidential Plurality
New York dispatch shows Roosevelt with the largest national plurality on record, exceeding 1,500,000 as tallying continued. Missouri and Maryland swing toward Roosevelt despite local contests, with Pennsylvania leading state returns at 435,000 plus. The piece notes a broken Solid South and lists regional gains and electoral totals already compiled.
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Afflicted With Cancer Comes News On Local Uncle
We were not aware until a day or two ago that Uncle Charley Jones, who lives north of town, has been suffering for some time from a cancer on his left ear. The condition causes him much pain at times and has worsened his already poor health.
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Charley Jones
Republicans sweep look set after strong Indiana returns
The article reports overwhelming Republican gains across states led by Indiana with at least 40 000 plurality and Pennsylvania at 325 000, while Democrats acknowledge defeat. It notes excellent weather boosting turnout and predicts a large party victory nationwide with Fairbanks awaiting results and Goodrich forecasting Indiana plurality around 75 000.
Treasurer-Elect J. J. Babcock Receives Wide Support
J. J. Babcock, the Treasurer-Elect of Kosciusko County, thanks supporters and friends for their hard work during the campaign. Citizens are assured their financial interests will be safe in his custody when he assumes duties.
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J. J. Babcock
Roosevelt
Kosciusko County
Babcock
Indiana Republicans sweep state and gains across districts
Indiana politics show strong GOP gains as Republicans secure statewide victory by about 45 000 to 55 900 votes. The legislature will be Republican, elect two U S senators including one to replace Fairbanks. Beveridge re-elected as expected. McKinley plurality doubled, Marion County GOP advantage grows, and key Democrats concede the race.
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Indiana
Miers
Robinson
United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Beveridge
Marion County
O’brien
Goodrich
Taggart
Cortelyou
Roosevelt Declines Re election A Marked Election Night
Presidents abrupt decision not to run created a dramatic climax. Returns poured in as polls closed and New York reported strong Republican gains, making the outcome clearer early in the evening.
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Roosevelt
New York
Empire
Roosevelt Dominates New York Vote In 1904 Election
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt's large statewide plurality, exceeding McKinley’s 1900 totals by about 41 500 and outpolling Parker by roughly 185 000 votes in New York. In Greater New York Parker trails Roosevelt, with Roosevelt carrying Brooklyn and the city despite expected Parker leads. Higgins, Republican for governor, leads Odell by about 85 000 in counties.
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McKinley
New York State
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Judge Parker
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Roosevelt
Bryan
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Herrck
Brooklyn
Bryar’s
Higgins
Odell
Republicans Break Ohio Plurality Records in Election
Columbus reports the Republicans shattered prior Ohio records with a statewide vote exceeding 1,000,000. The largest previous plurality was 137,000 in 1894 on a small vote, and last year Herrick’s gubernatorial plurality reached 113,000.
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Herrick
Republicans sweep Pennsylvania in Roosevelt landslide
The Republicans win Pennsylvania by a large margin, carrying the state for Roosevelt and Fairbanks by over 300,000 and electing 25 of 26 state senators and 29 of 32 congressmen. They gain control of both legislature branches and back Philander C. Knox for U.S. senator. John P. Elkin is elected state supreme court judge by a large majority.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
House of Representatives
Pennypancker
Philander C. Knox
United States
M. S. Quay
John P. Elkin
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Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Illinois Republicans claim Roosevelt plurality exceeds past records
Illinois Republicans estimate Roosevelt will receive a record plurality, with figures around 214000 to 230000, while Democrats withhold figures. The party also notes Deneen trails the national ticket by about 15000 in Cook County and reports the GOP gains in the First, Fifth, and Eighth districts increasing their congressional delegation from seventeen to twenty.
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Roosevelt
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
Ilinois
McKinley
Deneen
Cook County
New Jersey Republicans win big in statewide vote
New Jersey backed Republicans by a large margin with Roosevelt carrying about 60,000 more votes than McKinley four years earlier. Edward S. Stokes defeated Charles C. Black for governor by over 20,000, eight Republicans and two Democrats will form the congressional delegation, and the legislature remains strongly Republican with John Kean likely to win another US Senate term.
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Ohio
McKinley
Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Taylor
Congress
New Jersey
Edward S. Stokes
Chas. C. Black
John Kean
United States
Michigan landslide as Republicans sweep state
Michigan yields a decisive Republican victory with Roosevelt and Fairbanks leading by over 100 000 in statewide totals. Fred M. Warner wins the governorship by about 35 000, most Michigan congressmen GOP, and the state legislature also leans Republican ensuring Burrows’s re election. Detroit districts report majorities surpassing 10 000 for the national ticket.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Fred M. Warner
United State
J. C. Burrows
Detroit
Roosevelt Wins Big In Statewide Sweep Of 1904
The article notes a large Republican victory with Roosevelt leading the state by about 25,000 votes, outstripping McKinley in 1900. The entire Republican ticket, from governor Henry Roberts downward, also achieved a decisive sweep, with returns showing a clear statewide win after polls closed.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Henry Roberts
Roosevelt Wins Wyoming Support In Key Election Result
Roosevelt carried Wyoming by about 7 500 to 8 000 votes. Mondell a Republican, has been elected to Congress. Continued on next page.
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Wyoming
Mondell
Congress
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