Pluralities in county races show varied leads across districts
The count lists Wheeler beating Metager by 6812 for sheriff while Wiltsle and Womack followed. McGregor wins county commissioner District 2 by 3113. Spafford dominates Third district with no opposition. Nordyke leads at large council with 12514. Blair and Rockwood trail. Justice Smock leads the 30 candidates. several other local posts and ward totals are given.
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Wheeler
Robert Metager
Wiltsle
Womack
John McGregor
McFarland
Roberts
Spafford
Nordyke
Blair
Rockwood
Rookwood
Osborn
Jeffries
Wansackle
Hoffman
Gardner
Justices of the Peace
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Nickerson
Shepperd
Stout
McNulty
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Hitz
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Lawrence
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Washington Sages
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Washington Bee
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McCray
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Osberneg
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Saad Vansickle
Final tally and canvass delay noted in county race
The article lists extensive vote totals for justice of the peace and constables plus township advisory and road supervisor tallies. It reports a canvassing board meeting at 4 PM in the Criminal Court room, cites delays due to incomplete precinct returns, and notes a predicted party slate for county offices by a Democrat prophesying nominees.
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Justice of the Peace
Smock
Nickerson
McNulty
Stout
Hutchinson
Reagan
Solomon
Foppiano
Miller
Hamilton
Pillet
King
Blair
Mack
Sheets
Marer
Huston
Moore
Sprague
Gasper
Shepperd
Bowers
Henschen
Hayes
T. W. Smock
Cole
Hay
Heckman
Harder
Glover
Hildebrand
Cairns
Davis
Jones
Glass
Henninger
Young
D. J. Smock
Pringle
Newhouse
Perry
Hitl
Carter
Brown
Alexander
Yoke
Criminal Court Room
Effiett
Flood Warnings Move Through Georgia As Rivers Rise
Heavy rains across northern and middle Georgia trigger flood warnings for Eufaula Alabama and cities in Georgia. The Chattahoochee River at Columbus surges seven feet. Albany reports near twelve inches of rain in three days. Rail lines and bridges wash out. Morgan party delayed. Pensacola Jacksonville service disrupted. widespread flooding and washed-out tracks affect multiple rail corridors.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Eufaula
Ala
West Point
Columbus
Chattahoochie
Alabama
South Georgia
Florida
Albany
Central of Georgia
Thomasville
Molena
Everett City
J. Pierpont Morgan
Brunswick
Cincinnati
Mr. Morgan
Union Springs
Cordele
Constitution
Sewickley
Brunswick & Birmingham
Buffalo
Altamaha
Montgomery
Seaboard
Hartsboro
Seabord Airfiae
Shoal Creek
Pensacola
Jacksonville
East
South Florida
Maritime arrivals and sailings across ports
Gibraltar reports Kaiserin Theresa sailing to New York from Genoa Naples. California arrives New York bound from New York for Naples Sicilia Genoa. New York lists Phoenicia Hamburg Poulogne la Gascogne St. Louis Southampton Cherbourg. Queenstown notes New England arriving from Boston for Liv It salted Campania from 1 for New York. Hamilton Bermuda Trinidad arrives for return March 19. Holyhead reports Canadien from New York for Liverpool. Kinsale notes Bovie from New York for Liverpool. En reports Kronprin g from New York. Antwerp notes Southwerk arrives from New York.
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Kaiserin Theresa
Genoa
Naples
New York
California
Sicilia
Phoecia
Hamburg
Poulogne
la Gascogne
Havre
St. Louis
Southampton
Cherbourg
Queenstown
New England
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Liv I
Campania
Hamilton
Bermuda
Trinidad
Will Gall
Holyhead
Liverpool Kinsale
Bovie
Liverpool
Kronpring
Antwerp
Southwerk
Tornado Hits Piper Bibb County Mining Town
A tornado struck Piper in Bibb county this morning wrecking forty houses and damaging thirty five more. Ed Turner, a colored man, was killed while John Allen his wife and three children were severely injured. Widespread damage reached Gurnee Junction and Belle Ellen. local mines are flooded and idle for days. In Missouri river news, water subsided and the river at Chamberlain is a small shallow stream tonight.
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Birmingham
Ala
Piper
Bibb County
Ed Turner
John Allen
Gurnee Junction
Belle Ellen
Chamberlain
Missouri River
Unprecedented Condition Cited From Gorge Rescue Report
Weather forecast notes fair today and much colder conditions across Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Monday will be fair but very cold with brisk north winds in Indiana and Illinois. snow flurries possible along the lake in Ohio. Tuesday remains fair and cold with continued brisk winds and a cold wave affecting northern and western areas.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Vandervoord Looped the Loop at Coney Island in Six Seconds
Robert Vandervoord known as Diavolo, a civil engineer and cyclist, wowed invited guests at Sea Beach Palace by looping the egg shaped 200 foot loop twice in six seconds, reaching speeds of up to 35 mph down the incline and 17 mph at the top. The dangerous act, built for Forepaugh-Seli s Brothers circus, has never been seen publicly before and Vandervoord plans to perform it twice daily starting April 2 at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Robert
Vandervoord
Diavolo
Sea Beach Palace
Coney Island
Joseph Mack
Harry Stewart
Laxative Bron Center Ake Lets Boots Publicity Claim
A fragment notes a claim about a product called Cold and Grip Cure tied to the Laxative Bron center. The text is unclear but suggests promotional language or a health remedy claim without verifiable details.
Threats and tension cloud Boston labor horizon after strike
Boston leaders report lingering friction as longshoremen and team drivers resist returning to work. They demand reinstatement by the Metropolitan and Clyde lines, reject nonunion crews, and balk at 5 cent hourly cuts. Union presidents vow action if settlements stall. 158 expressmen lack old posts.
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Boston
Metropolitan Steamship Line
Clyde Line
Ryan
Seaboard
D.J. O'Keefe
National Longshoremen’s Union
Cleveland
Funeral for ex Gov Altgeld draws diverse Illinois crowds
Illinois officials civic groups and labor bodies marched in a long funeral procession for ex Governor John P Altgeld in Chicago. William J Bryan attended as an honorary pallbearer delivering a tribute praising Altgeld's lasting influence and ideals.
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Lincoln Park
Altgeld
Yates
Cook County
United Turner Societies
Altgeld Legion
Henry George Association
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Altgeld
Funeral for Leonard Lewisohn Held in New York Temple
Leonard Lewisohn copper magnate and philanthropist died in London March 8. Funeral services were held today at the Temple Emanuel after a family service. About 2500 attended the public ceremony with delegations from Hebrew organizations and many employees of Lewisohn firms and affiliated copper works. Represented groups included the New York Stock Exchange the Metal Exchange and other commodities exchanges. One hundred children from Hebrew Sheltering Guardian joined mourners.
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New York
Leonard Lewisohn
London
Temple Mannel
Temple
Lewisohn
United Metal Selling Company
Lewisohn Bros
Raritan Copper Works
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian
Newspaper Man Leon Bancroft Dies in Chicago
The funeral of Leon D. Bancroft, a renowned newspaper man, was held at People’s Church Chicago. Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery with plans to move the body to Pittsburgh for final burial. Bancroft served with the Inter Ocean and was managing editor of the Pittsburg Dispatch and held positions on the Press World and Herald in New York.
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Chicago
Leon D. Bancroft
People's Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Pitts- Pee
Bancroft
Inter Ocean
Pittsburg Dispatch
Press
World and Herald
New York City
Death of Dr George William Warren Composer at Columbia
Dr George William Warren professor of music at Columbia University died of apoplexy aged 74. He was a noted composer of sacred music and anthems. Warren was a direct descendant of Richard Warren who came to Plymouth in 1620 and the grandson of Lieutenant William Warren of the revolutionary army killed at Bunker Hill.
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New York
George William Warren
Columbia University
Richard Warren
William Warren
Bunker Hill
Mother St. Gabriel Dies in Cleveland at 59
Annette McAndrews known as Mother St. Gabriel died at Ursuline Academy in Cleveland aged fifty nine. She spent forty five years in the Ursuline order and much of her career teaching in Roman Catholic parochial schools in the city.
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Cleveland
St. Gabriel
Annette McAndrews
Philadelphia
Ursuline Academy
Ursuline Order
Vanderbilt Cross, Elder Grandson of Commodore, Dies in New York
New York March 14 Cornelius Van derbilt Cross aged sixty eight years oldest living grandson of the late Commodore died today at his residence in this city He had been in frail health for some time and his death ends a prominent New York family line with connections to the Vanderbilt legacy. The passing was noted in social and business circles as the death of a respected figure in finance and society.
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New York
Tommy Hal
James C. Kennedy
Jimmy Michael
Washington, D. C
Johnny Eckhard
Kennedy
Albert Champion
al Newhouse
Jed Newkirk
Oscar Julius
Fred Veter
Jake de Roeler
Cornelius Vanderbilt Cross
Commodore Vandeen
This Y
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Hugh O'Neill
O'Neill
Belfast
Ireland
Chase a notable figure in marine circles dies in Chicago
Charles E. Chase, long prominent in marine circles, is reported in Chicago on March 16. Details of his career and impact on maritime affairs are noted as the obituary outlines his contributions and leadership within the field.
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Chicago
Charles E. Chase
Rural Free Delivery Drives National Postal Push
Rural free delivery expansion becomes a national issue as petitions pile up and millions gain daily weather forecasts and periodical access via routes. Postmaster General Machen leads a system now seen as essential to farmers and stores, boosting mail orders and farm knowledge nationwide.
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Congress
A. W. Machen
Thig Ce
Machen
United States
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