Ohio and Michigan election results shape party balance
Cleveland mayor Tom Johnson leading a Democratic slate with a 5985 plurality amid statewide Republican gains in Ohio cities. Cincinnati produced the largest vote totals for Fleischmann against Fasionist candidates, while Detroit Republicans claim state ticket victory. Collins of Well, wellington, and Norwood also show party shifts.
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Johnson
Repubicans
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Fleischmann
Flieischmann
Ingalle
Martin
Vfleichmann
Bondhill
Evanston
Hyde Park
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Citizens Party wins seven seats in Batte Montana election
In Batte Montana Avril 7 election the Citizens Party elected seven of eleven candidates and lost the mayoralty by 56 votes amid miscounts and irregularities claims. Citizens choose five aldermen and key officers while Heinrich Mueller ran with Republican Democrat and Citizen endorsements and Patrick Mullins opposed as anti trust Democrat Heinze wing.
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Citizen's Party
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Anti-Trust Democrats
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The
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Ward Workers Stir Chicago Voter Turnout
In Chicago on April 7 the Ward Workers mobilized early and 250000 voting cards hung on car knobs urged turnout. Officials reported about half of registered voters had cast ballots by eleven o clock, reflecting strong organized efforts to mobilize the city.
Petitions Flood Barrows Against Senator Smoot
Washington April 7 Senator Barrows chairman of the Senate committee on privileges and elections says the committee is flooded with petitions protesting against Senator Smoot and demanding immediate steps to try the charges against him. He plans to refer them to a sub-committee when Congress convenes.
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Smcot
Smect
Congress
Left Large Debts
Wallace Thayer reports that J Frederick Pennell told him Arthur R Pennell left large debts to friends in the east totaling about 200000, potentially exhausting all insurance.
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Nell
Arthur R. Pennell
Arthur
Steamer Norman Isles Returns With Overdue Colombia In Tow
The steamer Norman Isles arrived in Victoria on April 7 with the German bark Colombia in tow after Colombia lost her fore and main mast and was disabled.
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Sles
Colombia
Roosevelt Address Amid Clear Fargo Day and Multistage Welcome
In Fargo North Dakota on April 7 President Roosevelt received a cordial welcome despite a blizzard the day before. Thousands of children greeted him as he toured downtown and delivered remarks on The Philippines Islands and the Army at the Waldorf Hotel. In Belgrade King Alexander staged a coup d etat suspending the 1901 constitution, retiring officials, dissolving the Skupshtiva, and restoring the former constitutional framework.
Stratton will case settles with $300000 to Harry Stratton
Colorado Springs April 7. Attorneys for both sides reach a compromise in the Stratton will case. It is decided that Harry Stratton should receive 300000 himself plus liberal attorney fees.
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Colorado Springs
Stratton Will
Harry Stratton
Grand jury indicts James H. Tillman for January murder
Colabomnos April 7. The grand jury returned a true bill against James H. Tillman charging him with the murder of N. Gonzales last January. Tillman's case will be called next Monday.
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James H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Tillman
Trouble Among Dutch Dockers and Rail Labor Strikes
Amsterdam reports a Rotterdam sympathy strike by three thousand dock laborers in support of railroad workers. Bakers nationwide join a labor walkout while building trades threaten to strike. The warship Holland sits offshore as a thousand soldiers arrive and steam patrol boats patrol the river.
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Amsterdam
Black Attacker Hunted After Hotel Assault Near Montpelier
A discharged cook at the Hotel Bargoyne returned to harm a chambermaid, Deta Hemmert, in Montpelier Idaho. She fought him off and he fled before guards captured him after a short chase. Rumors of lynching circulated until it was learned she was not seriously injured and he was jailed.
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Nerge
Bargoyne
Death of Texas Angel Iconic Idaho Lawyer and Politician
Texas Angel a well known lawyer and politician died at Hailey Sunday evening from a stroke of paralysis after a week of illness. He was stricken a week earlier and gradually declined until a second and then a third shock proved fatal. Born in Angelica New York in 1839 he moved to Idaho in 1882.
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Texas Angel
Hailey
Angelica
N. Y
Idaho
Fisher Resigns Over Treasury Director Ties
London April 7 William Hayes Fisher Financial Secretary of the Treasury announced his resignation in the House of Commons over his ties as a director with a financial syndicate and his acceptance of a bonus of shares in the concern.
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London
William Hayes Fisher
The
Treasury
House of Commons
Love and Acid Tragedy In April Death of Miss Ellie Dunbalde
Miss Ellie Dunbalde, daughter of a well known farmer, committed suicide after being jilted by her lover. She swallowed carbolic acid and died after a great agony. A note she left described a disappointed love.
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Juilette
Ida
Ellie Dunbalde
Federal land officials ousted in Oregon probe
Three United States Commissioners in Oregon H W Reed Bend Crook county J W Hamaker Bey Klamath county and J O Hamaker Bonanza Klamath county were removed by order of U S District Judge Bellinger amid investigations by General Land Office agents. Mise Merie Wane Eugene resigned. Judge Bellinger gave no specific charges. Investigations focus on looseness and possible illegal proofs to claim government land.
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Bellinger
The
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H. W. Reed
Bend
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J W. Hamaker
Bey
Klamath County
J. O. Hamaker
Bonanza
Mise Merie Wane
Eugene
Land Office
Washington
Mre. Susan Updike Charged in Akron Killing
Mrs Susan Updike was jailed in Akron Ohio after confessing to killing Andre Fasnacht who she said acted as a peeping Tom at her home. She struck him on the head with a blunt object, fracturing his skull according to authorities.
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Susan Updike
Andre Fasnacht
Updike
Fasnacht
Rise in Cotton Reaches New Highs in New York
The cotton market extended its five month rally as May cotton hit 10.40 and July rose to 9.99 in New York trading. The move marks a new high for the current upward run.
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New York
For Sale Notice of Various Show Cases
For sale several display cases with measurements in inches and feet. Items include one 20x83x36 upright case and multiple upright cases in smaller sizes with nickel finish. Contact ROEDER for details and prices.
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Nickle
Too Much Wind Delays Shamrock Trials at Weymouth
In Weymouth England on April 7 the Shamrocks were prepared for their first racing trial but strong winds forced skippers to postpone until the weather moderates.
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Weymouth
England
Maryland Freeze Hits Crops Across State
Reports from western Maryland say vegetation was frozen during the cold snap threatening the peach and strawberry harvest. Similar damage is reported on the eastern shore of Maryland.
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Maryland
United States Steel Q1 Cardloga Shows Drop Over Year
The United States Steel Corporation reports first quarter calendar results totaling 294,656,136 with a decrease of 1,623,468 compared to the prior year. The U S Steel figures reflect a smaller quarter as markets adjusted and production costs shifted.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
City of Pocatello Call for Warrants Up to No 46/7
City Treasurer Jane Darragh announces payment of all warrants issued by the City of Pocatello through Warrant No 46/7. Warrants will be paid on presentation with interest accruing from the date of issue. Dated April 6th.
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City of
Foley's Medicines Promoted by Bean's Drug Store
Ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as non opiate and non constipating and Foley's Kidney Cure for kidneys and bladder. Claims urge immediate purchase and warn against substitutes at Bean's Drug Store.
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Bean's Drug Store
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Piano Tuner W. A. Smith to Visit Pocatello in April
W A Smith, a piano tuner, will travel to Pocatello for service appointments during April. He plans to tune instruments and provide maintenance for local pianists and studios.
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W. A. Smith
Pocatello
Wavgrip Bids on House For Moore New York
Classified notice shows Wavgrip bidding on a house for Moore in New York City. Call 404 for particulars and arrangements.
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Moore
New York
The Curse of Womankind Headache Cure Advertisement
An ad touts Sherman’s Headache Cure for instant relief and neuralgia with a guaranteed safe one dose cure. It promises immediate relief and claims a box price of 960 or 100 with a money back guarantee. Sold by Spregae’s Paarenany.
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Spregae’e Paarenany
Quiet City Election Pauses With Slow Balloting
By noon 619 votes had been cast across wards while workers moved banners and voters in line for a calm election. At 8 pm 1299 votes were reported, showing turnout likely light with a goal near 2000 requiring renewed worker effort.
Kettle Bridges Built by Cossack Soldiers
Remarkable Russian and Siberian kettle bridges built by Cossack soldiers use lances and cooking kettles. Multiple rafts, each supporting about half a ton, are tied together with ropes to form a crossable bridge in about thirty minutes for army passage.
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Siberia
Mackay's Wit Sparks Crusade For Orphans Apples
John Mackay rushed to the Carson City Appeal editor Sam Davis to demand coverage after old man Crooks donated a peck of apples to the orphans' home. Crooks feared lack of publicity would break his heart without a column in the afternoon edition.
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Carson City Appeal
John Mackay
Sam Davis
Sam
John
Davis
Just One Moment Before Departure on the Stoop
A lover and his partner linger on a stoop while the mother calls from a bedroom window urging them to go before the girl’s father arrives. The farewell is pressed by the lateness of the hour and a shared sorrow.
Editor Denies Rumors of Impending Failure
An editor responds to rumors about his finances in the Atlanta Constitution statement. He says the claim we are about to fall is unfounded and notes they do not have money enough for such a collapse yet.
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Atlanta Constitution
Suspicion and the Wakeful Ear in a Quiet Night
A reflective note on the mind fed by suspicion and the insomnia that follows. It describes a still night where every sound becomes food for the listen-hard observer, highlighting how vigilance shapes perception and unease.
Herbine Cures Fever and Ague Testimony
Mrs. Wm. M. Stroud of Midlothian Texas commends Herbine for fever and ague relief noting a dose stops chills and continued use cures, with eight years of family use for la grippe bilious fever and malaria, as printed in Society Mra A L Cooks.
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Wm. M. Stroud
Midlothian
Texas
Mra
A. L. Cook
Cleaning House Sends Lace Curtain to Troy Laundry
A note directs household work with a lace curtain to be sent to Troy Laundry for cleaning. The reminder emphasizes prompt handling and care for delicate fabric.
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Troy Laundry
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