Tammany Sits To Win In New York City Race
Chicago reporters analysis wires that Tam m many aims to hold New York amid Henry George’s shadow and Low’s bid. Croker pushes toward a late surge, while Brooklyn and Manhattan wards test the George movement against Tam m any machine strength and a potential anti Tam m any cross current. Curtain falls on campaigns with memorial services for Henry George and no stump speeches out of respect.
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Rickard Croker
Henry George
Whee
Croker
George
Guey
Lowie
Mir
Henry Gorge
Croker Patiensts
Tammany Fain Cies
Tammany Uckets
Tammany
Taet
West
New York
Abe Eaben
Sattone
Brooklyn
van Wryck
Tamm
Tate
Hulee
Hreokisn
Low
Cevker
Manhattan
Ixtard
Henry Geerer
George Followin
Belp
Platt
Snmany
King's
Tracy
Ian Witha
Une Ellis Posen
Mra
Foster
Pinetack
Louisiana
Lansing
Michigan
Ratte
Carnegie Music Hall
Hall
Almurtue
Quise
Imittee
Citizena of
Strong Sod
Want Street
Tits Car Paikn
Wail Aid
Seth Low
Down Town
Heth Low
Joseph J
Choate
Chas
S Falrontid
Durand
Hilingeen
Ike
Great Straits
J. Hansen Kiboades
Mr. Law
Mayor Strong
Seth Law
Tammany Tall
Jonsbhy Steehan
Tammany S
Charlie O'Conner Hennessy
Myer
Jahae Lemuel
Quigg
van Wyck
Tuepahlican Vets
Heynehles Citizens’ Union
George Ten
Miler
Henry Georg
Asris
Wheelmen Parade for Low amid mass political rallies
A New York parade drew thousands shouting for Low as candidates from multiple parties campaigned publicly. Voters heard from Republicans Democrats and independents urging support for Jeffersonian Democracy principles and for Low's name in the race.
Henry George Jr Vows to Carry On His Father’s Work
Henry George Jr, successor to the late Henry George, pledges to uphold his father’s campaign promises if elected mayor of Greater New York. He asserts a clear understanding of his father’s aims and vows to pursue-era reform, denouncing corruption and pledging justice for the people.
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Henry George
New York
Greater New York
Grther
Boss Croker Sued Over Damages in Libel Case
Street Commissioner Waring seeks 100000 dollars in New York against Richard Croker and others over a libel claim. The action includes editors, publishers, and Morning Telegraph personnel alleging prepublication statements by Tammany Hall. Waring says suit pursues no patronage ends and will be pressed vigorously.
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Waring
New York
Colonet Gearse
Wari
Baw Broweht
Abe
Richard Croker
Mr. Croker
Biskely
Edward
Mr. Foss
Mrayes
Morning Telegraph
Iowa Political Estimates Foresee Democratic Victory Likely
Democratic and Republican state chairs released estimates from many counties predicting Fred White will win Iowa governorship. Reports show shifts toward Democrats with big prior-year votes. analysts cite farm gains and German bloc support, while Republican turnout appears weak.
Republican Poll Forecast for Statewide Vote Majority
G Mumtuan, chairman of the Republican state central committee, releases a county by county poll and partial township tally showing a Republican lead of 42 767 with 244 754 Republican votes against 201 967 Democratic votes. He expects sound money Democrats to rise slightly while Prohibitionists and middle of the road Populists vary by county, and notes that Prohibitionists may not exceed their last gubernatorial vote.
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Tims
Tin State
Oeures
G- Mumtuan
Republican State Central
Nebraska vote campaign nears close in dull, bid for 6,000 edge
Lincoln Nebraska November 1 The Nebraska campaign nears closing with Republicans led by Chief Justice A M Tost contesting Justice Sullivan while Democratic Populists and free silver backers unite under the joint ticket Democrats say conservative estimates place the statewide plurality under 6 000 inches The race also concerns university seats and a possible Republican path to a Senate seat in a year Bryan’s presidential hopes loom while bets remain cautious and odds are even.
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Lincoln
Nep
Nebraska
Reid
Juston
J. 4. Sullivan
Justice of the Supreme
Dudes A
M. Tost
Gyo
Faesta
Kilket Fusdun
Alien
Bryan
Tyson
Pasiontats
Iowa election battle shapes up with bids and blocs
Des Moines reports show Republicans predicting a 44 000 majority and Democrats claiming 20 000. Six tickets compete including Republican and silver Democratic factions. Governors candidates listed as Shaw and White with other contenders. Districts vote for state offices and county posts amid light turnout and focus on finance and silver issues.
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Des Moines
Cam Palen
Chaiman McMillan
Republicans
Walsh
Miglin
Gold Democrats
Hepubftegr
Flehy
the Publican
Silver Democratic
National Democratic
People's
Prohbitionist
Scctol
TL. BM. Shaw
PB White
J. E Cnegitt
Fe Leland
CA. Liegd
Kremer
Shaw
Hanna rallies in Cleveland as Bryan blasts Hanna at mass meeting
In Cleveland Senator Hanna faced a large crowd at Music Hall after W J Bryan arrived to drum up Democratic support. Bryan attacked Hanna alleging cowardice and a conspiratorial tilt toward European centralized power while defending Bryan’s policy and urging voters not to reverse last year’s mandate.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Wil Apeech
Music Hall
Bryan
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Newark
W. J. Bryan
Campalion
Red Cros
Snut
Eolors
Nebraska
Mark Hanna
Legislature in Doubt Delays Ohio Election Results
Cincinnati reports uncertainty as untested results and uncertain legislature outcomes color election day. Odds floated on polled Republican statewide tickets and fusion ticket in Harlem County, while wagering on the legislature saw even bets and cautious betting circles review past years.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Haralien
Henry George remembered with solemn public tribute
Thousands in New York gathered at his bier to honor Henry George, single tax advocate and political reformer, whose life was celebrated as a service to the people. The public viewing drew 125,000 at one point, with mourners lining Fifth Avenue and Grand Central Palace as clergy and dignitaries praised the man who stood for liberty, reform, and humanity.
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New York
Henry George
America
Vie
Metropolis
Sisep
Kwarta
Songitta F
Henry Geores
Betty
Wong
Geroes Bruiklyn
Brooklyn
Hom
Fort Mumitton
Greenwood
Grand Central Palace
Uli Chawes
Ol Ghisaes
Fife
Rae Aghici
Anton Square
Grand Contral Palace
Anta Grosse
Ake Stout
Togo
Richard George
Suckey
August Lewis
Derry
Chiceey
Memorial Service for Henry George Held by Single Tax Society
Crowded San Francisco memorial service for Henry George held by the Single Tax society. President Mancreere chaired, Miss McCidekey sang Pie as a Kind in the economist’s honor, and many figures including Congressman James G. Maguire and ex-Judge Robert Ferral recalled the Father of Progress and Poverty.
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Henry George
Single Tax Society
San Francisco
Metropolitan
Tempt
Mancrere
McCidekey
Economist
Slimiarix
James G. Maguire
Robert Ferral
Catarrh of the Stomach Promoted By Digestive Tablets
An old health note explains catarrh of the stomach with fullness after meals, gas, chest pressure, and poor digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets made of Deastase, Aseptic Pepsin, Nux, Golden Seal, and acids as a safe, non patent medicine to improve digestion and restore appetite, citing a Chicago resident testimonial.
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Marlanson
Stuart
N.S. Booker
Dearborn St
Chicago
Weiter
Feats Ago Wes and the Dead Man’s Benediction
Fragmentary report mentions Wes, Mr Becere, and an audience with an institute for benediction. The language is garbled. readable elements reference a deceased man and a ceremony. No clear names, dates, or places establish a coherent event from the fragment.
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Mr. Becere
H. Barry
Mansere
McKinley Attends Walnuy Hill Methodist Service
President McKinley and party attend the Walny Hill Methodist Church in Cincinnati for morning service. Doors opened late. crowded pews filled quickly as officials and attendees gathered. Mrs McKinley did not accompany the president due to health. after the service the president and Mrs McKinley visited several residences before departing for Canton.
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Cincinnati
McKiniey
Walnuy Hill Methodist
John Shapkinson
Moki
Augustis Wessil
J. Addison Porter
Col
Myron T Herrick
Cleveland
J. 5. Schmidhapp
Mire McKinley
Possibg
G.W. Dubois
Richardson
United
Benatar Furuker
Tudge Schmidiene
McKinny
Soumi@iopp
Edison’s Latest Plan to Extract Iron from Low-Grade Ore
New York reports the first authoritative account of Thomas Edison recovering iron from poor ore by electrical means. At a plant near Dover, Indiana, Edison’s methods now produce 1000 to 1500 tons daily of pure iron from ore averaging 25 percent iron. The process uses electro magnets and grinders to separate iron from nonmetallic matter, culminating in brickettes ready for shipment.
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New York
Electrical Engineer
Thomas " Edison
Old Ogder
Dover
Nid
Mrillian
Church Disguise Highlights Cleveland Preacher's Sermon
In Cleveland Ohio on November 1 Rev Mr Chalmers attacked fashionable city churches in a sermon. He recounted a recent visit as a workingman where ushers barred entry, forcing him to sit in the third pew while well dressed men were seated near the front. The piece also promotes medical ads and Nebraska wheat crop notes with unrelated product and sales lines.
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Cleveland
Mr. Chalmers
Dunham Avenue
Chalmers
Unclear fragment on medical discovery and candy claim
Fragmentary OCR text touts a supposed medical discovery tied to candy with dubious claims of taste and health effects. The readable bits mention absurd phrases and unclear references, making it impossible to identify reliable people or organizations or to determine a coherent event.
Hotel For The Poor Opens In New York With Prayer
Mills House on Thompson and River streets opens as a low cost hotel for men. Bishop Potter offers a prayer. Dr Mite funds the venture, hoping for divine return. The building provides 1,600 lodging rooms, reading rooms, and courts with baths and laundries. meals and a la carte options available to guests.
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Millia House
New York
Pater New
York
Mills
Thompson Ant Rivecker Streets
Mite
Sid
Orlock
Potter
Tle
Bivins House
Richest Casket for a Dog In Any Place
An oddly phrased report from an old paper notes a dog burial request in a factory town. The casket is described as solid metal with blue settings and delicate inlay. The lid weighs silver chevron fittings and the box measures about 17 inches by 7 inches by 5 inches.
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Altmany
Albasy
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