Iowa poised for constitutional convention after election
Returns from 80 counties show Iowa adopting a biennial election amendment by about 25,000. The state may face a constitutional convention for no clear reason as the convention question is placed on the ballot every ten years. Voters split on the convention option, often aligning with views on biennial elections.
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Acquittal for James Hardy and Elmer Miller in Wise murder case
James Hardy and Elmer Miller were found not guilty of murder in the Eliza Ann Wise case after a three week trial in Aroka Minnesota. The grand jury still charges Willie Wise murder and County Attorney Pratt may quash that indictment.
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Sheriff Killed and Deputy Wounded in Springdale Shootout
In Springdale Montana Sheriff Young was killed and Under Sheriff Bellar fatally wounded during an arrest attempt on a desperado. The suspect shot a man at Logan Thursday night, then fled. located in Springdale 20 miles east of Livingston, the officers confronted him leading to the fatal exchange.
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Mine Fire Burns at Bell Mine in Butte
Fire erupted at the 200-foot level of the Bell mine owned by Amalgamated Copper in Butte Montana and is under control but feared not to be extinguished. The ore is free milling with high sulphur content making the blaze hard to stop and the loss is expected to be large.
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Centenarian L Wolcott Dies in Sparta Wisconsin
Sparta Wisconsin November 13 L Wolcott aged 100 years 6 months 15 days died at his home. Born New York April 22 1800 he lived to see the election results which he awaited with interest.
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Snowstorm Rages as Marinette Records 8-Inch Snowfall
A Journal special from Marinette Wisconsin reports a heavy wind and snow storm since midnight with snowfall reaching 8 inches by noon. The storm impacts area travel and visibility as officials monitor conditions.
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McKinley Carries North Dakota in Unanimous Vote
Faroe November 13 reports Republican claims confirmed. Walsh county shows McKinley carried by three votes. state total placed McKinley ahead by about 13 856 on near complete tallies. The result seals North Dakota for McKinley.
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French Admiral Arrives in Washington for Visit
Admiral E. Richard commanding the French fleet in African waters has arrived from Baltimore for a several day stay in Washington. He is accompanied by staff Cmdrs Z. E. Guebel and P. E. Bris and aide Y. Doman and will call on the president and the secretary of the navy.
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Noted Race Horse Starter Dying in Kentucky
Lexington Kentucky November 13 Captain J B Ferguson a noted race horse starter is dying in a hospital after an operation to remove a bullet from near the spine. The bullet had been shot into his back twenty years ago.
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War measure cited as Russian gain prompts minimal protest
A Peking dispatch dated November 9 reports Russia has seized territory on the left bank of the Pei Ho. The move is treated as a temporary war measure and the British minister has refrained from protesting the action.
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Navy officers warn only a quarter of needed force for European war
Admiral Crowninshield reports the navy would barely supply one fourth of the personnel required to face a first class European power. He cites officer shortages, overwork, and losses since the Spanish war and calls for immediate personnel increases and retired officer use. He praises the training system and stresses South Atlantic station value to trade.
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Increase of the Army Plan To Reorganize Strength
Senator Proctor and Adjutant General Corbin briefed the president on proposed legislation to enlarge the regular army. They warned the 65 000 regulars and 35 000 volunteers would drop to 27 000 on July 1 under existing law. A 55 000 to 60 000 regular force with presidential discretion to 100 000 may be enacted.
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Philippine reaction to US election results
Manila reports the US election outcome with little immediate effect on Filipinos who are mostly noncommittal. Insurgents may resist the Bryan victory outlook. last week’s scouting produced several minor engagements with four Americans killed and ten wounded.
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Suspicious Run of Croker's Horse The Scotchman II
London reports stir over Richard Croker's The Scotchman II ridden by Lester Reiff after a win at Liverpool following a Doncaster loss to Gerolstein. Local stewards summoned Wishard and Reiff for explanation and referred the matter to the Jockey Club stewards.
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Police Officer Fatally Shoots Gambler in Missouri
In St. Joseph Missouri on November 13 Officer Charles E Scott shot and killed Thomas Smith a gambler. Smith allegedly accused Scott of publishing an article about him and according to report Smith attacked the officer before the shooting occurred.
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Van Sant Leads Minnesota Governor Race in Early Returns
Minnesota race for governor shows Van Sant with a lead of about 5,000 per Republican Chairman Bixby, while Democrats claim Lind remains ahead in revised returns. The Globe predicts a narrow outright win for either Lind or Van Sant as counties report unofficial tallies.
Dover Harbor Plans MillionPound Dock Extension
Dover announces a 1 000 000 pound dock extension to accommodate vessels the size of the Oceanic. Local harbor board commissioner notes several American lines may call at the port once the work is finished.
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Safe Blowers Loot Harmony Co operative Store
Safe blowers blasted the Harmony co operative mercantile store in Brazil Indiana and forced open the heavy safe with dynamite. They took five thousand dollars in currency and several pension checks cashed for old soldiers before fleeing.
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Senator Davis Improves. Doctors See Recovery Near
In St Paul on November 12, Senator Davis shows marked improvement as physicians declare he has passed the danger point. He engaged with interest in the political scene and discussed it with notable calm.
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Marcus Daly Reported Dying in New York
Reports from New York on November 10 said Marcus Daly of Montana has suffered a renewed illness and that his life is despaired of.
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Minnesota Governor Race Still Undecided in Early Returns
Republican chairman Bixby claims Van Sant leads as returns from about 60 of 82 counties push the lead between 7 000 and 10 000. The Democratic Globe predicts Lind winning by about 2 047 with little chance to shrink the margin. Legislature remains strongly Republican, likely re electing Senator Nelson. Eddy wins Seventh District and Dr Ames is mayor of Minneapolis.
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Return to Washington President McKinley Receives Ovations
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley travel from Canton to Washington amid continuous public demonstrations. At each stop crowds greet them, factories halt, and workers join the welcome. The president speaks briefly from the rear platform. Mrs. McKinley is showered with flowers as patriotic displays and volunteers' colors appear along the route.
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Wisconsin's Plurality Figures In Republican Victory
Milwaukee Nov 9 Complete Wisconsin precinct totals will take days to arrive by mail. General Bryant, Republican state central committee chair, estimates a 106000 plurality for national and state tickets. Democratic chairman Warden closings his committee as results surprise many observers.
High Water Mark as Republicans Lead in Iowa Returns
Semi official returns from 86 of 99 counties show Republicans with 266 066 votes and Democrats 178 542 for a plurality of 87 418. The 13 remaining counties would raise the GOP plurality to over 100 000, the highest in state history. Congressional candidates win by larger margins and constitutional amendments appear to pass decisively.
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McKinley Leads in South Dakota Vote Sweep
Sioux Falls November results show McKinley ahead with a statewide plurality of 8 848 as 490 of 1 150 precincts reported. Analysts expect further gains to reach about 21 000. Republicans likely win 105 to 115 of 182 legislature seats and sweep congressmen and full state ticket.
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Republicans Hold North Dakota With McKinley Lead
In Farono North Dakota on November 9, Republicans claim McKinley will win the state by about 12,000 votes. White is favored for governor and Marshall for congress with the rest of the ticket trailing by around 2,000. Comstock wins attorney general by the smallest margin on the ticket. Democrats gain in the legislature but both chambers stay Republican.
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McKinley Plurality Figure Reported in Ohio
Columbus Ohio November 10 With only Monroe county to hear from Chairman Dick of the Republican state committee reports McKinley is leading in Ohio with a plurality of 71017 votes as the tally nears completion.
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Cigarette Dealers Lose in Chicago License Fee Case
Chicago cigarette dealers lost their bid to block the $100 license fee after the appellate court refused to issue an injunction against collection. The decision upholds the city council’s license requirement imposed years ago.
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