Election Outlook in New York Accounts Pluralities
Republicans and Democrats claim New York state with pluralities around 40 000 to 60 000 in a bet on odds 2 to 1 in Wall Street. Tammany leader Charles Mur phy predicts Coler s plurality will fall below 112 000 near the Bronx.
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New York State
Tammany
Charles ¥. Murphy
Coler
Bronx
New York
Kings County
Hill
Buffalo
Erie County
Odell
Dunn
Republican State Committee
Monroe County
Rochester
Davies
Fifth Judicial District
Bird
Campbell
Democratic State Committee
Up State
Joe
Wall Street
Greater
Charles F. Murphy
van Wyck
Theodore Roosevelt
Low
New York County
Richmondugh McLaughlin
Kings
Stanchfield
Assembly
Coler and Odell Contest Tight in New York State Vote
In the closing NY campaign both major parties predict large majorities. Odell and Dunn tout GOP strength in Erie and Monroe counties while Coler and Campbell claim a decisive win. Wall Street betting favors Odell, with New York City hopes of slim to strong GOP gains citywide.
Ohio canvass shows partisan activity narrows before election
Ohio political scene tightens as minor state offices and congressional races close. In Cleveland Senator Hanna and Mayor Johnson headline events while Columbus hosts Foraker. Johnson seeks Hanna’s Senate seat. outcome Tuesday could sway the Legislature. Hamilton County edges Republican gain amid narrow margins. Democrats face losses in county races.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Hanna
Mayor Johnson
Columbus
Foraker
Johnson
John R. McLean
Hom Johnson
Sistor
The
Enquirer
Hamilton County
Hamilton
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Publican
Commi Paren Clatme
Tal Aulieen
Epu Ve
Democrats Claim Seven of Twenty-One, Johnson Wins in Cuyahoga
A political note claims Democrats will pass seven of twenty-one and that Johnson will win in Cuyahoga, signaling upcoming shifts in party momentum and regional results.
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Ee Johnson
Cuyahoga
Claims of Mr Griggs Twenty Democratic House Majority
Washington November 1 Chairman J M Griggs of the Democratic congressional committee says the next House will have a Democratic majority of not less than twenty. He notes weather and turnout affect results and asserts gerrymandering in Illinois and New York will not prevent a safe working majority for Democrats.
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Washington
J. M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
United States
Illinois
New York
Prospects in Illinois Republicans Aim to Gain Eight Seats
Chicago dispatch notes that Republican leaders concede the main statewide contest centers on Chicago and Cook County. The intra party struggle heads for gains in Congress with eight seats targeted, while Democratic leaders anticipate a strenuous campaign. The report continues on page 4.
Burned at the stake by a 4000-strong mob in Mississippi
In Darling, Mississippi, an unknown Black man was burned alive after confessing a double crime with two white men. Robbery motive cited as the source of money divided among the trio. Two white men were later held, but authorities await proof of guilt. The event spans Sardis to Darling, with sparse telegraphic reporting.
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Sardis
Miss
Darling
E. O. Jackson
Roselle
Lake Cormorant
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Troops Transported Across Isthmus Amid Rail Skirmishes
Nearly 1,500 Colombian troops boarded a Colon train bound for a railroad point as Insurgents gather near San Pablo and along Tabernilla to Culebra. For the first time since U S forces began safeguarding transit the train carried no American flag and no Marines. About a thousand more left Panama this afternoon. Rear Admiral Casey appears to back troop movements to curb rail line clashes.
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Colombia
Tabernilla
San Pablo
Culebra
United States
Panama
Casey
Bragg Leaves Havana for Hong Kong Post
Edward S. Bragg, recently moved from Havana to Hong Kong, sailed from Havana to New York aboard the Mexico. The transfer followed a personal letter to his wife containing language about the Latin race, which Cuba objected to and the State Department approved a post exchange with Consul General Rublee at Hong Kong.
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Havana
Edward
Bragg
Hong Kong
New York
Ward Line
Mexico
United States
Squiers
State Department
William A. Rublee
Verdict awards 2500 to widow in lodge initiation case
In Grand Rapids on November 1 a Circuit Court jury awarded Mrs Mary J Lewis 2500 against Modern Woodmen of America. She claimed 90000 damages for injuries said to have been suffered by her husband during initiation at the Coopersville branch last winter. The case stems from allegedly occurred injuries and related death.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Mary J. Lewis
Modern
Woodmen of America
Fairbanks Speaks to Large Rochester Crowd on Prosperity Policy
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks addressed a packed Academy of Music crowd in Rochester with farmers and women from Fulton County present. He warned voters against Democratic change, urged backing the Republican platform, and praised Congressman Brick while urging a strong turnout next Tuesday.
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Rochester
Ind
Fulton County
Charles W. Fairbanks
Academy of Music
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Valparaiso
R. C. Stephenson
George W. Holman
Switzer
Methodist Church
Arlington Hotel
Rochester Band
Courthouse Square
Arshall
Holman
Mr. Brick
Congress
National Congress
Brick
Senaar
Gallery
Contents of Today’s Journal Part One and Two
A compact page list outlining ten sections in Part One and ten in Part Two. It highlights local and general election forecasts state happenings and headlines on politics, sports news, real estate, society, finance, and culture with multiple topics including court news, Emperor William, naval constructors, and a mix of fiction and nonfiction features.
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Fairbanks
Rochester
South Bend
Senator Beveridge
Rockville
Terre Haute
Marion
Indiana
Roosevelt
Sporting News
Mitchell
Levi White
William
England
Treasury
Wall Street
Gorki
Indiana Colleges and Schools Football Scores
An Indiana score roundup lists multiple high school and college games across cities like Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Notable shows include Indiana teams battling Rose Polytechnic Delaying, and Ohio Wesleyan defeating Illinois, while Rockville and Waveland high schools post wins.
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Marion
H. Lmt
Illinois
Ohio Wesleyan
Indiana
de Pauw
Rose Polytechnic
Kendallville H
Terre Haute
H. S
Brazil
G-—Huntington H
Washington H
Amboy Academy
Rockville H. S
Waveland H
South Bend
New Carlisle
Earnham
Richmond H
Carthage
Rushville
Union City H. S
O-Greenville
Montpelier A. C
Hartford City
Gridirona
Michigan
Wisconsin
Grinnell
Haskell
Ames
Missouri
Washburn
Ohio State
Si—Kenyon
Miami
Wittenberg Case School
Oberlin
Tennessee
Sewanee
North Carolina
Virginia
M. I
Mississippi A
Vanderbilt
Washington
St. L
Columbia
Georgetown
Union
Five Men Fall Thirty Feet in Mine Shaft at Newton
Five workers at French Brothers' mine in Newton plunged thirty feet when a cabin broke at the surface. The group was found unconscious at the bottom. one man, Smith, regained consciousness while Welsh, John Snook, and another unidentified worker are reportedly unable to recover. Each man is said to have two families.
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Des Moines
Newton
French Brothers
Smith
Welsh
John John Snook
J Wi
Grand Stand Collapse Interrupts Chicago Football Game
A grand stand erected in Chicago from a structure brought from Wisconsin collapsed during a football program, causing a serious accident as fans witnessed the disaster at the venue associated with Marshall Field.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Marshall Field
Stand Collapse At Wisconsin Michigan Game Injures 32
A temporary grandstand at the Wisconsin Michigan football game collapsed in Chicago. About thirty two people were injured, many with head, leg, and internal injuries. The stand was hastily erected, not fully finished, yet deemed safe, and had been crowded as spectators surged onto the field.
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Chicago
Alfred Britton
Co. W. Cross
William Webster
Sherman Halbert
Winona
Minn
Hebert Whitehead
F. E. Bliss
J. W. Draemal
T. E. Coffin
Charles Britton
Walter Robinson
Princeton
W. L. Wilson
F. B. Arnold
Charles B. Kinstern
Early
Lynch
T. J. Halbert
R. R. Robinson
Philip Hill
Walter Brandt
William Duffy
Lloyd Danthy
Fred Carpenter
B. W. Neeler
E. E. Washburn
Lyon
Gross
W. R. Ray
St. Louis
F. X. Waugh
Toluca
W. Weinert
Benjamin Barrett
Frank Bartley
Bloomington
Wis
Frederick Carleton
A. E. Roth
F. C. Slater
Hinc
Ces
Stand Crash At Stadium Ends Game In Chaos
Crowd pushed workmen off a stand causing its collapse during a game. The crash delayed play about forty minutes. Ambulances rushed injured to homes and nearby hospitals as police restrained the crowd. Building inspectors defended their verdict while noting peer pressure and weight overload caused the fall.
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Barry
October incorporations signal cautious capitalization in East
New York November 1 reports October's total new capitalization of incorporations in the Eastern States at 5500000 with declines from prior months. Amalgamation affecting Atlantic shipping forests reduced September totals. after deducting $120000000 for shipping, the month shows the smallest capitalization this year. About 0000000 had capital under $1,000,000.
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New York
Trolley Car Smash Kills Railway Workers in Chicago
A Chicago collision involving an electric car and switch engine on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line killed a brakeman and a conductor and injured several others. The wreck occurred at the corner of Bourne Avenue and Wrightwood Street as the car crossed tracks. Richard Wilson, a conductor, died en route to hospital. other victims were taken to Alexian Brothers and other hospitals.
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Chicago
Clybourne Avenue
Chicago,waukee & St. Paul
Bourne Avenue
Wrightwood Street
Richard Wilson
Nelson
Cer
Hos
Henry Yaeger
Ian Brothers’ Hospital
An Grant
George Street
Inre
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Ptacek
Oakdale Street
Contusio
John Paul
Franklin Street
Paul
Larrabee Street
Wingtonian
ST. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific
Watts Siding
Fargo
Char’ Goff
J. G. Condon
J. Ryan
Alleged Stamp Frauds Taints New York Port
New York reports a $4,000 stamp tax fraud uncovered at the port involving canceled and washed stamps. Government inspectors traced the scheme through the customs house operations and broker involvement. Investigators consider broader city inquiries and possible actions in other locales.
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New York
Custom House
Cortes Es Ie
Marching on Winnipeg Night March From Saltcoats
Hobors are moving toward Winnipeg after leaving Saltcoats quietly and camping nine miles east of there. They discard some clothing as they march while police pursue. Report from Saltcoats Ontario dated November.
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Hobors
Winnipeg
Saltcoats
Isa
Indiana Republicans Predict Sweep in Coming Vote
Political observers in Indiana foresee a Republican sweep challenging Democrats in major districts. Figures range from 20 000 to 30 000 plus in statewide margins, with County leaders and Senators Fairbanks Hanna Beveridge and Shaw cited for boosting turnout. Representative Jesse Overstreet’s campaign machinery and organized speaker tours are credited with strengthening the party statewide.
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Indiana
State Committee
Nat U. Hill
Daniel E. Storms
David E. Sherrick
William L. Taylor
Robert A. Brown
Goodrich
Chaney
Democracy
Republican Party
Robert W. Miers
Congress
C. C. Gilhama
Fairbanks
Hanna
Evansville
South Bend
Ohio
Shaw
Beveridge
Fllness
Overstreet
Jesse Overstreet
Republican Congressional Committee
Marion County
Ce & Know
Per Street
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