Official Vote Totals and Legislative Outlook in Kansas and New York
Analysis reports Republican gains in Kansas and potential contest threats in New York. Returns show Senate and Assembly margins tight with possible post election challenges. Collins contends seat despite Derby leads, while Democratic gains may trigger board reviews and fraud accusations.
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Wrald
Senate
Derby
Collins
Washington County
Assembly
Boards of Supervisors
House
Herald
State Board of Canvassers
Albany
Secretary of State
Unclear OCR Scrambled Political Scene Mentioning York Legislature
Fragmented text references Republican and Democratic figures, a York legislature, and gubernatorial race hints. Mentions names and positions loosely, with garbled phrases about senate, assembly, and public notices.
Baltimore Blown Up Rumor Rumors Reach Washington
A persisting rumor claimed the U S ship Baltimore in Chili had been blown up with 69 sailors killed. Officials Blaine and Tracy dismissed the report as unreliable though a cable from Captain Seley reportedly contained no warning of disaster.
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Washington, DC
U.S
Baltimore
Chili
Blaine
Tracy
Seley
Jefferson Breaks World Three Mile Pace Record
In Knoxville Iowa on November 7 Joe Jefferson lowered the world three mile pacing record at the Iowa Driving Park to 7 334 minutes. The prior record of 7 44 was set by James K Polk in 1847. The ad notes Take Simmons Liver Regulator for youth and a green cold age.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Joe Jefferson
Jas. K. Polk
Simmons Liver Regulator
Cork by election result shows Mc Carthyite win
In Cork the Mc Carthyite Flavin won with 3 669 votes over Parnellite Redmond 2 157 and Conservative Sarsfield 1 161 in the vacancy caused by Charles Stewart Parnell's death. Holland adopts compulsory military service while Rome reports the Pope in grave cerebral anaemia and near end of life.
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Cork
House of Commons
City of
Charles Stewart Parnell
Flavin
McCarthyite
John E. Redmond
Tue
Hague
Rome
Rheims
Langenieux
Holy Father
Electric Sparks and Union of Ages in Atlanta Marriage
A negro man allegedly 124 and a woman claimed 80 were wed in Atlanta. Tammany’s Twenty Four committee cites near total county Democratic support for Fassett. One third of freed mountaineer convicts recaptured in Tennessee prisons. Thirty Brooklyn Republicans join the 16th Ward Democratic Club, citing Piatt rule fatigue. Depew to deliver Par nell eulogy Nov 15 at the Academy of Music with Gov Hill presiding. Ingersoll pays $15,000 to settle a breach of promise suit from Miss Biuch of New York.
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Tennessee
Brooklyn
16Th Ward
Democratic Club
Piatt
Academy of Music
New York
Chauncey M Depew
Parnell
Gov Hill
Miss Biuch
Chas D Ingersoll
Boston
Phosphate Mills Burned at Ashley Junction
Berkley phosphate works at Ashley Junction seven miles from Charveston burned today. Loss about 50 000 dollars, fully covered by insurance.
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Charveston
8. C
Berkley
Ashley Junction
Tennessee Trouble Sparks Miner Demands Across District
East Tennessee miners demand records of work kept by a check weighman after ending convict labor. A strike at the Thistle mine, owner of Briceville, threatens a broader walkout across the district as miners hope to improve conditions.
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Nashvity
Tenn
East Tennessee
Thistle
Briceville
Great Revival in First Baptist Church Sees 100 Conversions
Over one hundred converts reported from Rev. J. L. White's revival at the First Baptist church which closed last night. The event drew attendees from Weston for a state article coverage.
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J. L. White
First Baptist Church
Train Hand Killed at Oxford
A freight train ran over a colored brakeman at Oxford depot. He died two hours later. Special to State Conoxide. Also notices of drill meetings, bank safety deposit boxes, Rev J P Barrett moving to Norfolk County Virginia, and a local theater review praising A Breezy Time with upcoming shows in Durham.
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Oxford
N. C
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank
Raleigh
Dr. Barrett
Virginia
J P Barrett
Providence
Berea Christian
Norfolk County
Christian Sun
Barrett
Cesar Wooten Convicted of Manslaughter in 1887 Homicide
The State Chronicle reports Caesar Wootten was arraigned for killing Mittie Strickland in May 1887 on a bridge near the collegiate institute. After a short jury deliberation the verdict was guilty of manslaughter, with a 20 year hard labor sentence imposed by Judge Conner.
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State Chronicle
Wilson
N. C
Caesar Wootten
Mittie Strickland
Collegiate Institute
Goldsboro
Messrs
F. Avand
A. Woodard
C. B. Aycock
John E. Woodard
Cesar Wooten
Conner
Decorate and Illuminate for Exposition Week in Raleigh
Fifth Maryland visit makes Raleigh plan bunting across businesses and public buildings. H Giebel at the Yarboro accepts orders for decorating and illuminating work as the CHRONICLE office displays his craft. Chrysanthemum Show solicits funds and flowers via D Rosenthal’s store on Fayetteville Street with tomorrow or Tuesday deadlines.
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Maryland
Raleigh
H Giebel
Yarboro
Chronicle
D. Rosenthal
Fayetteville Street
Great Football Game Opens Season In Raleigh
Since September both University and Wake Forest College teams have trained with gymnasiums and physical culture guidance. The season begins Tuesday afternoon at Athletic Park at 3 o clock with many students expected to attend and Raleigh locals planning to watch the contest. Simmons Liver Regulator is mentioned as a cure for the morning after.
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Univesity
Wake Forest College
University
Wake Forest
Raleigh
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