New York State to Show the Way in Election Talks
New York political leaders remain confident as the November election nears with Taft and Bryan routes debated. Headquarters in New York and statewide machines set to yield results soon after polls close. Analysts forecast varying outcomes for New York, Brooklyn, and surrounding counties and expect rapid returns Friday night and Saturday.
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Prohibition Reform Bureau Urges Hughes Support
The International Reform bureau sent a telegram to Dr George F Sinvkitoll the prohibition nominee for New York governor urging him to announce support for Charles Hughes The bureau offered to cover petition costs to replace the prohibition party on the official ballot next year The bureau backs Hughes in his race against race track gambling and notes its ongoing activity in promoting reform.
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Gompers Shown Up Taft Message In Mid Campaign
A chaotic night in Youngstown details William Howard Taft campaign events. The piece notes crowds, parades, and speeches across the state with strong emphasis on Republican unity and industrial prosperity as the election nears.
Waller Campaign Wind-Up Sparks City Rally
The Journal-Courier reports former New London political figure Waller wrapping up the campaign with a strong call for voters to send him back to Washington. Mayor Reilly and others speak, praising Waller while challenging opponents and urging support for party lines.
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Fragmented OCR leads to a puzzling court tale
An unclear OCR passage describes a legal matter involving a man named John Revrano and an incident at a bank. Details about lines of questioning, witnesses, timing, and exact events are fragmented and hard to parse. The text references a street address, dates, and various parties but lacks coherent sequence or clear outcomes.
Not Under Constitution in Panama Canal Case
A fragmentary report discusses whether the United States Constitution applies to proceedings in the Panama Canal Zone. It mentions Adolphus Maulein and a death sentence for Nik Hinapy, with notes on denied trial and motions for dismissal. The text references Supreme Court questions and constitutional provisions not extending to terms connected to the canal.
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We Ying Lecture At WaN Town Meeting
A local gathering announced a talk by a featured speaker at the town organization meeting. The event aims to discuss community interests and possible initiatives. Attendees inquired about the program and location details.
Legal opinion questions validity of ballots across districts
A court opinion discusses whether ballots cast in various districts are valid when a candidate runs in a different district. It states the ballots are valid if cast for the proper candidate and area, and notes restrictions on cross district voting and eligibility. Henry Stoddard and Attorney Tuttle are mentioned in the context of the case.
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Close Minnesota Gubernatorial Fight Draws National Attention
Johnson and Jacobson wage a tight Minnesota contest with Johnson touring St Paul while Jacobson rallies in Minneapolis. Polls hint a pivotal race, with illness and state loyalties shaping outcomes as Taft and Cox carry national expectations.
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Prominent Man in Crisis Falls in New York River
Charlee A Hengerer, son of the late William Mehgoner and former vice president of the William Hengerer stores in Fountain, jumped into the Genesee River at a falls area in Sagara Falls New York on November 2. Edwir King assisted at the scene but Hengerer died after being swept by the river current.
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Journal Watch Lights Up Election Returns
Taft east to west Bryan north to south Robertson north to up right Lilley east to upright full election returns from all parts of the United States displayed at 400 State Street with special wires and AP reports in front of the office.
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First Degree Murders Found for Sheehan Slayers
Jury convicts two men of murder in the first degree for the August Barnes Avenue killing of a man and his fiancée. Sentencing due tomorrow morning with potential appeal noted by defense. The crime involved a pitchfork and stabbing. victims were killed on Barnes Avenue as they walked.
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Actress Keeps Her Auto From Broker Gift
In New York on November 2 Judge Holt denied a motion to compel Edna Wallace Hopper to turn over an automobile and life insurance policy given by Albert C. Brown of the bankrupt brokerage A. O. Brown & Co. to his fiancée before the failure. An injunction was granted preventing disposal of the property for thirty days after a bankruptcy trustee is appointed, allowing Hopper to use the car as she pleases in the interim.
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Two Theodores To Vote In Oyster Bay Election
Two Theodores, Father and Son, travel to Oyster Bay and Washington to cast their ballots. The trip centers on executive duties and a contest between political families with reports of campaign activity, travel, and expected return.
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Election weather forecast for multiple states and regions
Weather brief notes showers in the South and West. cool nights expected across Washington and nearby states. A mix of unsettled conditions and wind persists into the evening with scattered rain moving through Oregon, Idaho, and parts of Florida during the forecast period.
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Bryan’s Last Word Lincoln Honors Bryan in Lincoln Neb
Lincoln townspeople gather in a vast, unified welcome as William J. Bryan returns home from his campaign. Democrats and Republicans join in a nonpartisan reception praising his public service, with a deeply emotional salute from the crowd and a speech that avoids partisan references.
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Unlicensed Chauffeur Held in Broadside City Case
A note appears to describe an incident involving an unlicensed chauffeur detained by local authorities. The report mentions a suspect associated with the Lavemobile Min, a city constable, and an ongoing investigation. Names, dates, and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a regulatory breach and police involvement.
Closing Acts and Gubernatorial Hopes in Turbulent Race
Indications point to a very close gubernatorial fight with Taft carrying the state by a comfortable margin. The piece discusses Lilley, Roosevelt, and legal ballots, noting speculation, legal opinions, and last‑day campaigning as voters prepare to cast their ballots.
Weather Record for Washington and Eastern New York
Forecast for yesterday and Wednesday. England and Eastern New York expected mild and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday. Light to fresh westerly winds turning variable.
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