The Great Landslide and Shifts in Power
The article proclaims a sweeping landslide favoring Republicans and the People's Party across districts. It notes potential balance changes in the Senate while the House is expected to lean Republican. The piece references a rising public uprising and hints at adjustments in figures.
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People’s Party
Senate
People's Party
Connecticut
Hanttrorp
Conn
Coffin
Cady
Mead
Staub
House
Hatford
Illinois
Cubcano
Cook County
Brances
United States Senate
Congress
Ff E Downing
J. I. Rinaker
Chicago
Belknap
McGann
Dakoatas
Pierre
Sheldon
Bismarck
N. D
Johnson
Muier
Idaho
Boise Crry
Republican State Committee
Shoup
Montana
Brrr
Mont
United States
Populists control Senate as parties claim balance
Across the nation results show Republicans gathering House seats while Populists hold the Senate balance. Contests loom in Louisiana Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and possible Alabama Kentucky Arkansas. Separate tallies place Coffin as Connecticut Governor and Wisconsin Missouri and Michigan shifts noted.
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Washinetox
House
Republican Committee
Tennessee
North Carolina
Senate
Connecticut
New Haven
Coffin
Blands
St Lovuis
Bland’s
Dockery
Nasaville
Lenn
Henry County
Montinsvville
Swanson
Swank Swaans
Letters and jokes on corrections and a marriage moment
Correspondent in North Carolina seeks corrections to a published University letter citing date, wording and quotation errors. A Hot Springs tale follows about a young man debating how to propose with a hammock gag ending in the joke that they should become one.
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Hot Springs
N. C
Taply Vindicated if Court Clears Tennessee Editor
The Chicago Times argues Populist editor Taply may prove innocent after arrest for denouncing election frauds in Tennessee. It condemns political machine methods and urges enforcement of laws, while noting a North Carolina sketch story by R D Wicker in the Progressive Farmer.
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The
Chicago Times
Tennessee
Taply
Times
Progressive Farmer
North Carolina
R. D. Wicker
Seven steamships on fire in Savannah wharves
Fire discovered in the holds of seven cotton steamers at Gordon’s and Central Press wharfs in Savannah as flames spread between ships. Ships Skidby Baltimore City Castlegarth Stag Delgarth Petunia and Arfienia among the burning vessels. Loss estimated around $50,000 with most cargo insured. Authorities note no clear origin though Stag glow hints at a possible start.
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Savannah
Skidby
Baltimore City
Gordon Press
Castlegarth
Stag
Gordon’s Wharf
Gordon Wharf
Castlegraph
Gordon's Wharf
Central Press Wharf
Petunia
Central Press
Delgarth
Arfienia
Central Railroad
Tribulations of a Farmer Faulkner Hounded by Unknown Enemies
Locust Grove farmer James Faulkner faces repeated sabotage since moving from Rahway six months ago. Wagons sabotaged, nuts removed, barn vandalized, apples dumped, Paris green found in swill, and threats of arson or poisoning. He offers a reward and appeals for tipsters to end the terror.
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ExtzapeTu
N. J
James Faulkner
Locust Grove
Faulkner
Rahway
Flying Before the Japanese in Manchuria War Reports
Dispatches describe Japanese advances in Manchuria and retreating Chinese forces. Viceroy Li Hung Chang ordered to Pekin as Port Arthur comes under torpedo boat attack and foreign residents flee. Reports from Yokohama and Shanghai mention indemnities, ultimatums, and new Chinese loan.
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Mikado
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Port Arthur
China
Sorpor
Central News
Pall Mall Gazette
Yokohama
Sydney
Kobe
Kebs
Talien Wan
Shanghai
Che Foo
St. James
Tien Tsin
Great Britain
Pe Chi Li
Taotai Sheng
Chun King
Taku
Foreign Office
Japan
Exchange Telegraph Company, Limited
Reuter’s Telegraph Company
St James's
Pe- Chi-Li
Exchange Telegraph Company
London
Washington
Secretar Gresham
Denby
Foo- Choo
Gulf of Liastrong
Shanghai Kwan
Moukden
Tien- Tein
State Department
King Choo
Gulf
Liam Strong
Foo Choo
New Chang
Yalu River
Core
Tien Tsiu
Mr. Denby
Savannah's Fire in Georgia Cotton Loss Tops 75 Thousand
Savannah Ga November 6 Latest estimates place last night's cotton fires losses between 75000 and 80000 dollars About 8000 bales of cotton were destroyed Two additional fires today were slight and quickly put out Watchmen arrested this morning on ships from which the fires were started No evidence linking them to the blazes Mayor offers 500 reward for incendiaries Commercial bodies also take action Pay up subscriptions to the Progressive Farmer and renew
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Savannah
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