New York Governor Odell Re-elected by Narrow Margin
Election returns show New York Governor Odell re-elected by a small net plurality of 12,887 as Republicans gain state control. Across the nation Republicans make major gains in Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and more, with several states reporting near-total Republican wins and Democratic setbacks.
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Fatal shooting affair rocks Orange Texas in three deaths
Three men die in a Wednesday night shooting fray in Orange Texas. Jeff Chenault and Will Harris were involved in a deadly confrontation. Harris captured by City Marshal Jordan, who was then shot and killed. Harris later jailed as chaos spread with James Harris and Tony Jones involved in ensuing gunfire leaving Jones fatally wounded.
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Destructive fire ravages Rosebud reservation area
A severe blaze on the Rosebud Indian reservation has killed about 300 cattle and threatened multiple ranches since Sunday. Settlers work to hold the fire along Boyd county’s northern line where numerous cornfields were burned and several homesteads have not been heard from.
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American Teacher D. C. Montgomery Slain Near Bacolol
News from Manila reports the murder of D. C. Montgomery, superintendent of Oriental Negroes schools, by six natives near Bacolol as he traveled to consult with the retiring superintendent. He carried money and his body was mutilated by assailants. Montgomery, appointed March 6, 1901, from Nebraska, leaves a widow who also teaches in Negros.
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Drunken Row in Saranac Lake Ends in Fatal Shootings
In Saranac Lake John Mooney killed woman Bessette and wounded his sister Miss Mooney, then shot John McLellan who is expected to recover. Mooney jailed. accomplice Charles Merrill detained. Concurrently in Madrid Gen. Toral, who surrendered Santiago in 1898, has reportedly become insane at Murcia.
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