Walsh Lands Largest Democratic Victory in Massachusetts
In Massachusetts the Democratic landslide left David I Walsh as governor with a 63 691 plurality. Walsh carried every Democrat on the ticket except possibly attorney general as Republicans lost ground in both chambers. Progressives surged, placing their governor nominee in third for the first time since party control began.
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Associated Press
Boston
David I. Walsh
David
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Erip
Senate
House
Democrats Gain In Many Cities Across Ohio Indiana and Illinois
Returns from yesterday's elections show Republican Frederick Spiegel winning Cincinnati mayor over Henry Hunt by about 8000. Cleveland kept Newton Baker as mayor with reduced margin. Toledo and Indianapolis elected Republican and Democratic mayors respectively. Southern Illinois cities vote for Democratic administrations as women voters mark first for saloon opposition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Cincinnati
Fredericks
Evansville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Logansport
Vinol Endorsement From Radford Man Boosts Health Claims
A Radford Virginia resident testimonial touts Vinol as restoring health, sleep, and appetite after one bottle. The ad cites Vinol as a builder of strength and blood vigor with a money back guarantee and promotes Van Antwerp 5 Inc. in Mobile Alabama.
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A. D. Robinson
Radford
Vincl
van Antwerp 5 Inc
Mobile
Ala
Eezema
Lambert secures aviation corps volunteers in St Louis
Albert Boyd Lambert announced a list of 18 volunteers for the U S aviation reserve corps with Navy Secretary Daniels' approval. He said the volunteers will serve without pay and he will confer with Daniels in Washington. Seven St Louis volunteers named include Anthony Jannus and Hugh Robinson among others.
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ST. Louis
Albert Boyd Lambert
United States Aviation Reserve Corps
Washington
Southern Roads Have Prospered
Net revenues per mile for 125 railroads nationwide from July to September fell by 96 dollars versus last year. The Southern district showed a small gain of eight dollars per mile, while the Eastern district saw a drop to 1,865 dollars per mile and the Western district dropped by 42 dollars per mile.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woman's tonic Cardus aids Summit woman in recovery
Mrs. Leonora Walker of Summit Virginia reports relief after taking Cardus, claiming renewed strength to perform housework and cooking. The testimonial notes improvement after three days and full recovery after five bottles, and invites others to try Cardui Home Treatment with instructions from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Madison Judge to Face Impeachment Proceedings
Attorney General Brickell will pursue impeachment in the supreme court against Madison County Probate Judge W. T. Lawler after the county grand jury recommended the move. Charges include neglect of duty incompetence and corruption. Seven other officials face Madison circuit court action.
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Madison County Grand Jury
Brickell
W. T. Lawler
Supreme Court
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Madison Circuit Court
Battleships Reach Portuguese Coast Ahead of Gibraltar Entry
The United States battleship fleet arrived off the Portuguese coast aboard the U and other ships by wireless telegraphy. They plan to enter the straits of Gibraltar at midnight tomorrow and will form detachments at Gibraltar to visit various ports.
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Wyoming
United States
Straits of Gibraltar
Gibraltar
Wall Street Foreshadowed Election Results
In New York on November 5, traders noted that wagers had predicted yesterday's outcomes with accuracy. About 500000 in bets were placed as odds shifted from McCall favored to Michel and McCall after Mayor Gaynor's death, then toward Mitchell as election day neared. Final odds had only two prior exceptions in 1888 and 1893.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
McCall
Gaynor
Michel
Sulzer
Tammany
Mitchel
Financial District
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Buenos Aires Welcomes Roosevelt Arriving From Montevideo
Buenos Aires papers greet Col. Theodore Roosevelt on arrival in Argentina. His portrait is displayed citywide as three steamships depart with delegations to welcome the distinguished visitor from Montevideo.
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Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Navy
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Argentina
Montevideo
Ludwig III Deposes Otto. Bavaria Installs New King
In Bavaria on November 5, King Otto was deposed as insane after 27 years on the throne. Prince Regent Ludwig proclaims himself king Ludwig III under a new Bavarian law and will take oath around November 8. A royal decree declares Otto insane and unable to rule. Otto, born April 27, 1848, succeeded Ludwig II who died in 1886.
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Munich
Bavaria
Otto
Kingdom of
Ludwig
Ludwig III
Ludwig Sr
Starnberg Lake
Wilson's State Approves Polities and Wins Big
New Jersey results show James Wa ter, Democrat, with a leading margin of about 22 000 votes over Edward C Stokes Republican in the governor race. Democrats gain control of both houses of the legislature.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
James Waer
Edward C. Stokes
Collapse of Sutton bank reported by Comptroller of the Currency
Comptroller of the Currency received word today that the directors of the First National Bank of Sutton Nebraska have closed the bank. A large loss was reported by a national examiner as part of the action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ns Bank
Sutton
Neb
Farmer on Trial for Two Murders in Tennessee
Rutherford county farmer William Cook faces trial in Murfreesboro on charges of murdering his wife and her niece Lucy Stanford in August. He claimed he attended a Smyrna revival and found the women slain, with a bloody club found at the stable prompting his arrest.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
William Cook
Rutherford County
Lucy Stanford
Murfreesboro
Cook
Smyrna
Foley's Honey and Tar for Children Coughs
For children there is nothing better, a cough medicine that eases coughs and colds without upset to stomachs or bowels. Foley's Honey and Tar fills this need with no opiates and no constipation.
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