The Two Theodores Vote for Judge Taft controversy
Oyster Bay November 3 President Roosevelt marked his ballot No JAL briefly amid photographers in a Varberwah shop booth Theodore Roosevelt Jr entered to vote with a stunt by photographers and powder caused a delay The president joked I beat you that Annie boys as Roosevelt arrived to cheers from youths carrying flags each offering a shout of praise
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Rockefeller Votes Amid Long Line In New York
John D Rockefeller stood in a long line at a New York polling place voting a straight ticket after a forty minute wait. In a blue chinchilla overcoat and red mittens he refused to comment on his choice beyond a wink and thanked supporters as his car arrived. Inside and outside the tailor shop, men jostled for space as the Rockefeller party moved through the line.
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New York May Give Indications In Election Night
New York reporters note that Taft and Bryan supporters closed campaigns with trains ready to cast ballots. The focus centers on New York City voting starting at 6 am and machines in use across the state. Early results from New York may flash tonight, with Albany awaiting statewide tallies and the nation watching closely.
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Cigar Wins for Grant
Detroit and Mish city reports note Major Jenerel Pred D Grant wins in a court martial or related transfer. The brief mentions his assignment near Ft Wayne in the western suburbs as part of the ongoing military proceedings.
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Taft and Grant anecdotes from wartime recall
In Cincinnati readers discuss Taft's return from Youngstown and plans to vote, while General Grant recounts his father’s wartime intervention at Fort Donaldson. The piece blends personal remarks with praise for leadership and resolve during battle.
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Early Nebraska turnout as counties report strong vote
Lincoln Nebraska reports show one of the first voters, William J. Byan, casting his ballot in a brisk Lincoln precinct. The president hopeful claims victory in states Republicans deem doubtful and predicts wins in New York Indiana Ohio Nebraska and others as Nebraska records set for turnout.
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Fire destroys village business block in Savannidh
Nov 3 report from Savannidh says the entire business section was destroyed by fire this morning with losses around 100000 dollars. Wires down, telephone office burned, details scarce as the scene is largely inaccessible.
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Ferry Boat Sinks After Collision in Heavy Fog
In a dense fog the Iron steamer Washington from Norfolk collided with a ferry between Alexandria and Washington near the Alexandria wharf. One unidentified passenger is missing and presumed drowned. no other injuries reported. The incident happened in shallow water close to shore.
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Big Hoosier Vote Is Out In Indiana
Indianapolis report notes a high turnout as voters line up at polls in Indiana on November 3. Vice president Fairbanks casts a straight ticket vote at 10 16 am after John W Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, votes nearby. Early indications suggest Indiana may set a strong turnout record.
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College Uniform Plan Aimed at Social Gap
Milwaukee reports President Bila Sabin of Downer College announced a plan to require poor students to wear simple clothing to avoid contrasts with wealthier peers. The move mirrors a similar order at the State University and targets wide brimmed hats and similar garments, aiming for a uniform effect.
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Buffalo leader dies at Niagara Falls in self destruction
Charles A. Hengerer, former vice president of the William Hengerer company and son of William Hoengerer, reportedly committed suicide by entering the Niagara River and going over the falls. He was connected with a Buffalo furniture and drapery store and was at work earlier that Monday in a normal state of mind with no known cause for his action.
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Honesty Earns Small Reward in Mariett Ohio Case
Willard Hay sold a farm for 5000 dollars and stored the money in four bags of oats. The bagged cash fell from a bin wagon and was found by Junny Wehrs, a delivery driver, who fed oats to horses and spotted the money. Bay notified police, Webb located him, and the owner returned the funds. Hay received a five dollar reward for honesty.
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Fires Threaten Monongahela District Businesses
A dramatic early morning blaze in Pittsburg On November 9 damaged several businesses near the Monongahela Hotel. The warehouse fire spread quickly, risking the Montonepile house and causing about 75000 dollars in losses to W. H. Holmes and Co Wholesale Liquors Somera Filter Todd Company Supplies and C Oh Hotting and Stone.
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Man Attacks Girl in Shed Near Boaneville
November 3 report from Boaneville states a man attacked Ma Bel Quick, the 9 year old daughter of Adam Quick, in a coal shed at her home. Neighbors chased off the assailant as the girl screamed for help.
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Austria Ready for Dash Into Servia
Telegrams from Belgrade report Austrian troops massing to invade Servia prompting Belgrade to consider a declaration of war and Servia to concentrate forces. Russians refuse to recognize Austria’s annexation of Bosnia and Hercegovina, risking Balkan alliance ties as nations pursue independent strategies.
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Fair skies and brisk turnout mark New York vote
Election day opens with bright skies and partisan energy as polls start in New York. Commissioner Bingham leads 10 000 blue coated officers to maintain order while clashes arise in lodging districts over chair votes. Widespread registration disputes and a Baltimore contingent arrival shape early betting, with around 200000 dollars wagered on outcomes.
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Largest vote expected in Ohio election
Advices from across Ohio suggest record turnout with both parties fielding full tickets. Col or Toledo and Cleveland report heavy voting, Cincinnati voters noted for straight tickets by German and Black voters. Harris leads in rural counties while Taft votes in Cincinnati. Weather clear and voters optimistic about a historic turnout.
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President Roosevelt to host election night party
Washington reports President Roosevelt will entertain an election night party at the White House, reflecting plans to greet supporters and guests after the vote count.
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Cabinet Guests to Attend Evening Event With Returns
The evening event will include cabinet members and government officials among the guests. Personal friends will also attend. Refreshments will focus on election returns served in the executive offices.
Ladies Take Flight in New Airship Around Lake Constance
Count Zeppelin completed a successful one hour flight in the new airship on Monday around Lake Constance. He traveled with several women including Duchess Vera of Wartenberg and his daughter.
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