Democrats Claim Dreamer Election Victory in Nevada 1910
Early returns from Nevada show Creamer Democrat leading Green for state treasurer by approximately 6 000 to 10 000 votes as 16 400 ballots counted. Republican Fullington appears elected in the same county, with margins smaller and unconfirmed. Taft leads in national returns with about 73 000 plurality. Missouri shows Hadley elected governor and Folk defeated in the Democratic primary for senator. Overall, party control in Missouri unsettled pending official tallies.
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Russia halts Austrian tactics over Balkan agents arrest
Russia calls a halt on Austrian tactics after the arrest of Baron Rolise, a St. Petersburg envoy to Turkey, in Bulgaria. The incident raises tensions between Russia and Austria, with a diplomatic response expected and a pledge against repetition sought.
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Republican Majority 41 in New Congress
Maryland and Missouri returns shape the next Congress with 28 Republicans and 176 Democrats. The fight over Maryland’s eight electoral votes hints at a split result, while Missouri leans Taft. Socialists and Prohibitionists show slow gains, with Independence votes insufficient for major shifts. Taft and Bryan exchange congratulations as Sherman notes a $28000 cost to be vice president.
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Town burning up fires rage through Concord area
Bulletin reports Concord New Hampshire a town of about 8000 on Lake Winnipesaukee shore being swept by fire. Flames started in the yard of Cook Lumber Company and burned fiercely. Alarm sent from here.
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Drowned passengers reported after ship sinking near port
A mall steamship en route from this city to Tingan sank last evening with about six hundred aboard. Most passengers were saved by June. authorities believe hundreds may have drowned including women and children. The incident remains under investigation.
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WAGE STRIKE IN Lancashire Ponders 5 Percent Cut
Manchester reports cotton weavers after a two month strike accept a five percent wage reduction proposed by employers, citing a March 2 start date and a return to work at once. About 100000 workers affected across the Lancashire district. In Columbus, Gov Harris replies to Governor-elect Harmon accepting a gracious message and noting readiness to respond fully.
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Big Fight Is Now On in Ohio Politics and House Speakership
Columbus reports a heated primary scene with several candidates for the presidency and Senate jobs. Names include Foraker, Grosvenor, Woodmansee, Reed, and Merrick, among others, with Cincinnati and Ashtabula figures noted. Three contenders vie for speaker of the house: Mooney, Shanklin, and Delor, amid party maneuvering.
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Lake County
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Seloto
Wagner to Become a Circus Owner
Wag ner the famous shortstop on the Phusburig Dasetall team is to appear before the public next spring in a new venture. The plan is to name him one of the owners of Wagner Tiros aires. Whether Honus will quit baseball remains undecided and no decision has been made.
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Quakers in Germany rocked by violent earthquake
In Phiten Germany on November 6 a violent earthquake shock startled residents. Homes rocked causing people to flee the streets as shop explosions and heavy rumblings accompanied the quake. Minor shocks had been felt for a week.
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Miners Dead After Nantonite Mine Explosion Tragedy
Four American miners trapped in a mine after a blast near Hentot Ile Nov 6 appear to be dead, with rescuers continuing efforts to reach the entombed men as dawn breaks. The explosion occurred with about 200 workers present. only a few escaped.
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Bold Attack on the Kaiser Sparks German Controversy
Maximilian Hardon editor of Die Zukunft declares a daring move by a German newspaper critical of Emperor William. The utterance is described as the boldest ever seen in a German paper and creates a notable sensation in Danelg Prussia. Ten of thirteen crew members die after the German coasting steamer Archi wrecks in a shaw storm.
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Die Leukunft Ue
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Gompers to Address Attacks at AFL Convention
President Samuel Gompers said he will answer on the floor at the American Federation of Labor annual convention in Denver. He stressed he is not a candidate for reelection and that he would head the organization if still desired, defending his political activities and past course.
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Denver
Hitchcock 10 Have Row With Campaign Leaders
New York dispatch reports looming friction over rewards for Taft backers as Hitchcock resists promises or deadlines. Officials and state leaders anticipate clashes as factions seek electoral influence and cabinet prospects under the next president.
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Morse and Curtis Bank Wreck Trial Headlines
Cherles W Morse former ice king was sentenced to fifteen years in a federal penitentiary for wrecking the National Bank of North America. Alfred H Curtis former bank president was found guilty of misapplication of funds and falsifying books. conspiracy counts were acquitted.
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