Frinklin County Refuses Reward Over Murder Case
The Frank lin county field court will not pay a 1000 reward until all indictments in the Williams Giacbel murder case are disposed of. Defendants VLR. Griffin of Somerset and PD, BE. Armstrong and W. OG. Harding of Lowsville sought the reward, tied to the conviction of Henry Youtsey of Newport, who is now serving a life term. Armstrong and Harding arrested Youtsey.
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Frickforthy
Franklin County Field Court
Williams Giacbel
Vlr. Gritfin
Somerset
BE. Armistrong
W. OG. Harding
Lowsville
Henry Youtsey
Newport
Armstrong
Harding
Youtsey
Chaorman Thomas Seeks Coal Supply Increase Amid Winter Shortage
The Laehoisanna Hardroad leader Chaorman Thomas reports rising antiiravite concerns and aims to boost coal output. Officials expect TRG tons of coal daily to be mined to sustain winter needs, with plans involving local firms such as Peto and Pers Wii and regional partners.
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Chaorman Thomas
Im Can
Deni Po
Dle
Peto
Phebaware & Pludson
Waterford Star Editor Arrests Stir Publication Boycott Notices
Mrs nnie Mahon and Patrick Lawnan editor of Waterford Star face arrest and jail after a boycott notices dispute. Witterford agents sent to jail in connection with the affair as authorities pursue publication irregularities and two months detention.
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Nnie Mahon
Sane
Terni
Mexico City Special Sees Pan America Railway Leader Arrive
Walter Everett of California, president of the Pan- America Railway, returns from the Mtareet Choarus region amid seismic disturbances. The report mentions operations, plans, and local reactions as construction continues and workers assess impact.
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Mexico City
Walter Everett
California
Pan- America Railway
Boas
Treasury officials weigh options on government deposits
The report notes Treasury officials reviewing options after consultations with the secretary and assistants to decide on the use of government deposits and possible changes to financial instruments.
Changes in Department Commanders
The War Department issues an order relieving General McArthur from the temporary command of the Department of the East and assigning him to command the Department of the Takes with headquarters at Chicago. General Chaffee will command the Department of the East.
Stage coach wreck injures fourteen on mountain road
A stage coach carrying fourteen passengers crashed on a mountainside between Auray and Red Mountain. Passengers emerged with broken limbs scratches cuts or bruises but none are expected to die. The coach rolled over several times during the descent.
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Auray
Col
Red Mountain
Burglars Blow Postoffice Safe in Carver Ind
Burglars dynamited the Carver Indiana postoffice safe taking about $1,000 in stamps. Three explosions shattered the safe door and the attackers fled the scene. No injuries reported. Local authorities search for the suspects.
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Carver
Ind
Judge Baker Resigns From Indiana Federal Court
Judge John H. Baker of the United States District Court for Indiana resigns after serving since March 1892 in the Harrison era.
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Baker
John H. Baker
United States District Court of
Indiana
Harrison
Coming Attractions Fort Wayne Temple Theatre Schedule
List of coming attractions for Temple Theatre Fort Wayne Indiana with shows on November 18 and 19 featuring The Fatal Wedding and Percy Haswell in A Royal Family. Indianapolis special notes a $150000 Arsenal site purchase for a technical institute funded and guaranteed. War Department to reinvest proceeds in an army post site nearby.
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Temple Theatre
Fort Wayne
Ind
Percy Haswell
Arsenal
Indianapolis
Idianapolis
War Department
Outlaw Jim Sims Killed by Marshals in Oklahoma Territory
Deputy U S Marshals Hudson and Lockett killed outlaw Jim Sims at Cleo Springs in the Oklahoma Territory in a band to band fight. Rewards totaling 5020 dollars are offered for the officers and payment will be made by authorities.
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United States
Hudson
Lockett
Jim Sims
Cleo Springs
O. T
Elections in Forty Two States for Congress and State Officers
The text outlines elections across forty two states with Maine Vermont and Oregon preselected. It lists states choosing governors and Congressmen, minor officers or judges, and states electing only Congressmen or delegates. It notes Senate terms expire March 4 1905 and that five seats have been filled.
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Maine
Vermont
Oregon
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Rhode
Sland
Connecticut
New York
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Colorado
Idaho
Nevada
California
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Intana
Ulinoss
Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Florida
North Carolina
Delaware
Utah
Wassingtoon
Montana
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
New Jersey
Arizona
Iawaki
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Porto Ries
United States
Congress' complexion: Republicans gain majority with Fairbanks win
The tally shows 208 Republicans to 178 Democrats in the U S House. Senate seats tally 55 Republicans to 33 Democrats. Indiana leans Republican by up to 40,000 votes. Senator Charles W Fairbanks expected to be re elected as Republicans gain legislative strength. Socialist votes light. prostitution vote estimated around 20 000.
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Indiana
Charles W. Pairbanks
United States Senate
Fairbanks
Republican landslide reshapes Senate and state legislatures
Reports show fourteen tickets in major and minor parties in race for U S Senate, with Republicans winning a solid majority in both houses. Early results indicate 208 Republicans and 178 Democrats in the House, and a 57 to 33 Republican Senate split, signaling strong party control and shifts in key states.
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Congress
United States
Senate
Odell Re-elected Governor in New York State Race
Early returns show Benjamin B Odell Jr Republican re elected as New York State Governor by a plurality around 10 000 to 12 000. Coler led New York City by about 120 000 in the five boroughs with Odell carrying the Bronx by a margin of a few thousand.
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New York
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
F. W. Higgins
John F. O'Brien
Nathan L. Miller
John Cunneen
Meee Kad
Edward A. Bond
John G. Wickser
Rep
Court of Appeals
Badied
John Clinton Gray
Dem
Odell
Coler
Bronx
Illinois and Ohio Vote Flags Republican Victory Across States
In incomplete returns, Illinois shows a strong Republican tilt with Fred A. Busse leading for State Treasurer and the ticket broadly elected. Ohio swings Republican by 50,000 to 100,000, delivering a near landslide and elevating Hanna Johnson battles as Republicans seize most lower-house seats.
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Llinois
General Assembly
Cook County
Fred A. Busse
Joe’ Cannon
Col. Henderson
Republicans Maintain Michigan Lead In Falls County Victory
Gov Bliss and the Republican ticket won Michigan by at least 30000 in an off year. Eleven Republicans will sit in the national House and the Legislature will be Republican. Gen R A Alger was elected to the U S Senate to replace the late James McMillan. Nebraska stays Republican with a 12000 plurality, Governor vote down from last year. Republicans gain one Congress seat, elect their State ticket, and will control the Legislature. Prohibition vote fell off.
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Senate
Alabama
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Jabama
Arkansnus
California
Arkansas
Colorado
Sewer
Connecticut
Delaware
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Rourt
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Nebraska
Nebraskan
Nevada
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Rhode
South Carolina
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South
Tennessee
Texas
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Sane
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West
Ope
Idaho
Doleraddale
Kaosas
Iowa
Couress
J. Wade
William Hoffman
Judge Birdsall
Horace Boies
Iowan
Ohio
Hanna
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Id Tianna
Cone
McWhinley
Bliss
Michigan
House of Representatives
R. A. Alger
United States Senate
James McMillan
Wisconsin Election Signals GOP Strength in 19th Century
Wisconsin voters favored Republicans with Strate leading a ticker team and a likely eleven congressmen. A GOP majority in both houses could return Senator Spooner to the Senate. La Follette led with a 103,745 plurality. Scofield trailed by 37,420 four years earlier in an off year. Milwaukee experienced its first notable election novelty.
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Wisconsin
John C. Spooner
United States Senate
la Pollette
Glen. Scofield
Milwaukee
Voting machines praised by election inspectors in two wards
Reports from election inspectors in the Sixth and Thirteenth wards strongly favor the voting machines used in those precincts.
Republicans triumph in Pennsylvania state election
The Republicans led by Governor Samuel W Pennypacker and Lt Governor William M Brown won the Pennsylvania race with a 130,000 to 145,000 majority. About 1,000,000 votes were cast, a first for the state, with at least twenty nine Republicans securing Congress seats and a statewide plurality around 15,000, marking a slight gain over the 1900 presidential vote.
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Pennypacker
Lanham Elected Governor as Democrats Sweep Texas
Democrats win all statewide offices led by S. W. T. Lanham with an estimated 100000 plurality. The full Democratic State ticket is declared victorious and Democrats win all congressional districts with large pluralities.
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Texas
S. W. T. Lanham
New Hampshire Returns Show Republican Governor Victory
Returns from New Hampshire indicate Republicans held slight majorities with a reduced margin. Bachelder, the Republican candidate, is elected governor.
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New Hampshire
Bachelder
Morrison Leads Hunt In Idaho Governor Race
Scattered returns from southern Idaho show Morrison Republican ahead of Hunt Democrat for governor. Gentile precincts favor Republicans with an estimated 2000 vote plurality.
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Idaho
Morrison
Hunt
Kansas and Nevada Election Returns Reported
Meager returns show Republicans win Kansas by about 40,000. Utah favors Democrats by roughly 2,500 for Supreme Court judge. Nevada completes a full fusionState ticket victory with Sparks' majority near 1,500.
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Utah
Supreme Court
Death notices of A. L. Ashman and wife in New York and Texas
A. L. Ashman described as a veteran hotel man from New York has died in San Antonio Texas. His wife is identified as the widow of millionaire William Ehret of New York.
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A. L. Ashman
New York
Ehret
New
Ork
San, Antonio
Texas
Fanatics in a Frenzy Seek Messiah Among Manitoba Doukhobors
A Russian Doukhobor sect moving through Manitoba in search of the Messiah faces exhaustion and hunger. The group’s pacifist, vegetarian creed clashes with new world life, weakening their communal system. Government action has been limited as delegations proceed toward Winnip eg. Epidemics and unrest rise as the march continues.
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Manitoba
Russia
Sergius Tolstoi
Ihenovelist
Mianitobs
Christ
New World
Winnipes
Sud
Explosion of Fireworks Kills Twelve in New York display
A massive fireworks magazine in Madison Avenue near 24th Street exploded during a pyrotechnic show killing twelve and injuring over fifty. The blast shattered windows on Fifth Avenue hotels and surrounding streets as hundreds watched. Police arrested the fireworks company employees and rescue efforts followed quickly.
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Madison Square
Madison Avenue
24Th
25Th Streets
Fifth Avenue
Bartholdi
Park
Broadway
23D Street
Davie Bishop
Brooks
Fire Works
Centennial of John Wesley Birth Celebrations Planned Worldwide
World Methodist observances set for June 1903 mark the 200th anniversary of John Wesley. Tolstoi reportedly plans residence in Bucharest seeking safer burial. Philadelphia clergyman Rev James Shrigley notes sixty seven years in Unitarian ministry since 1835 ordination.
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Tolstoi
Bucharest
Buriak
Russia
James Shrigley
Philadelphia
Catholic Woman’s Union of
France
Tufts College
North Bend
Ohio
D.E. Osborn
Methodist
Episcopal African Missions
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