Voters' Verdict on Election Day Across Cities
Weather cooperates in New York and other cities as voters stream to polls. Mayer Low votes early near Park Avenue while polls run smoothly with police at every precinct. Reports from Baltimore New York Nev and other states indicate heavy turnout, scattered incidents in Troy, and heavy early voting despite rain and clouds.
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New York
Nev
Democratie
Mayer Low
Bhd
Mehbors
Mimte
Ney
Phillip J. Riley
Dudgerous Willam
Devery
Batee
MaCiellan
Notiwe
Teottona Mar
Jean
Une
la White
Bet
Sonati
John C. Fitswerald
Timothy D. Sullivan
Miccesor
Algany
Finth
Fittecraft
Himis
Namtréit
Tomorcan
Manhittan
Fie
Fay St
Weluck
Ben
Loch
Sheamre Hnl
Isestient
Werhington
Cymer
Lone Island City
Krno
Oyster Bay
Long Bland City
Frank Dp. Travers
Oyster Fay
Jarud Rijs
Har
Towson
Mtution
Aes
Humber
M Beatty
Dtr
Rootevelt
Roosevelt
Stretary
Oeenm Merce
Inbor
Washington
Mineola
Hempstead
Jersey City
Cheveland
Nav
Neve Oeater
Youngstown
Toledo
Cuycinnate Macionatt
Workiwemen
Iowa
Des Molins
Central Republican
Davenport
Iowe City
Datwique
Fort Dodge
Hull
Des Moines
J. Alt. Hill
Council
Blufes
Council Bluffs
Heokuk
Keokuk
Sastine
Front i
Ottumwa
Jad
Esac
Marshalltown
Maranelltown
Clen
Maryland
Baltimore
Wenthar
Orden
Philadelphia Sees Quiet Election Amid Strong Republican Lead
Voter turnout appears subdued as Democrats acknowledge a nearly 190000 Republican margin in the state while Republican leaders claim lower losses than expected. Philadelphia estimates put Lota votes near 208000 with ward activity centered in Fourth Congressional District. Efforts by Independence party supporters, and a push to back Rueben O Moon for Congress, shape a tense local scene as coverage notes a continued party split.
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Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Lota
Congreedonis
T Yhilvana
Rueben O. Moon
Congress
Als
Intependence Party
Rewuler
Democratic Pelity
Witch Cy
Wheat fares poorly on acreage this year and reports
October reports from Kansas county boards show wheat coming up in good shape overall except in the northwest where drought hurt. Acreage will be smaller than last fall. Corn husking underway, forage crops excellent, cattle feeding down due to higher feed costs, and stock of all kinds generally good across Barton, Jewell, Mitchell, Marshall, Nemaha, Chautauqua, Cowley, Elk, Norton counties with varied grain conditions and moisture effects.
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State Board of Agriculture
County Agricultural Societiee
Barton
Deine
Binck
Jewell
Ralna
Bishlin
Kafe
Mitchell County
Sterly
Estouk - Nemaha
Chevranges
Cowley
Elk County
Norton County
Anti death by own action clause upheld in insurance policy
In Kansas City a federal judge ruled insurers may enforce anti suicide clauses in policies if the insured agreed to them. The case of James Whittle, a newspaper writer who killed himself, sparked the decision. The suit concerned recovery limits, with the court finding the insured could be limited to $308.
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Kansas City
United States District Court
John F. Paulioa
Suranes
James Whittle
SOUIL
Judes Phillipe
Rob White Sent to the Poor House in Blaine County
Dighton Kansas November 2 Naval gunner’s attendant Rob White was ordered to the poor house by Trustee Eamondson at Blaine county. After service in the navy he traveled the country, fell ill and sought a better life in the poor house.
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Eix-Seilort
Dighton
Kan
Rob" White
Olympia
Eamondson
Blaine Teenrhin
White
Attam
Jump by Widow After Abandonment Ends in Tragic Death
Mrs Susie Abrahams 10 year old daughter witnessed the tragedy as the mother, said to be crazed by anxiety after her husband left ten days earlier, leaped from a fourth story window in East Fourth Street. The child clung to the woman's skirts in a vain attempt to stop her before both fell to the sidewalk. Neighbors found the girl beside the dead mother.
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New York
Susie Abrahams
East Fourth Street
Revolt on Foot in Colon as Troop Movements Shown
Reports from Colon Colombia on November 2 indicate ongoing independence developments with gunboat Nashville arriving yesterday and the Colombian gun boat Curturena docking at Collon today with several hundred troops aboard, suggesting heightened activity amid a quiet scene.
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Colon
Columbia
Nashville
Curturena
Collon
Sayanilia
Beird
Mrs Hendricks Dead Widow of Vice President Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Istlza Hendricks widow of Vice President Thomas A. Hendricks died at her Indianapolis home after paralysis that began three weeks earlier. Born in North Bend in 1823, she was granddaughter of Dr Stephen Wood, an early Indiana settler. Known for learning and strong interest in state and national politics.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Istlza
Hendricks
Thomas A. Herricks
North Bend
Stephen Wood
Ora
Thomas A. Hendricks
Waterloo gas chief murdered by tramps
John Rush president of a local gas company was attacked by tramps near his home late last night and died from injuries. Rush, a prominent figure in the state travel industry, was widely known statewide. attackers remain at large.
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Waterloo
John Rush
Loeal Gas Company
Rush
Towa Travel
Weather Change Blamed On Shifting Storm Center Over Topeka
Director Jennings concludes the storm center has moved away from Topeka and weather continues with no interruption since Monday. Rainfall this morning measured nine hundredths of an inch. total rainfall since weather began remains ongoing. In Paola, Rev. W. Coburn of Boston has accepted a call to lead a local church, while Chicago forecasts indicate generally fair, softer, and variable conditions for the near term.
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Jennings
Topeka
Boston
Paola
Payla
Wo 7
Coburn
Topeka and Council Grove Interurban Railway formed
Representatives from Morris, Wabaunsee and Shawnee counties formed the Topeka and Council Grove Interurban Railway company at the Topeka Commercial Club. Directors from all three counties planned immediate incorporation, route planning, and bond funding to build an electric line from Topeka toward Council Grove with support from Eskridge, Dover, Keene, Auburn, Harveyville, and other towns.
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Morris
Wabuunsve
Shawnes
Topeka and
Council Grove
Shawne
Wabaunsee
Topeka
Txdley
Stahl
John ‘Tomson
Peter Heil
Robert Stone
Ne Wail
Foneget
Fleurth
State of
Kansas
Derey
Hershberger
Eskridge
Flr
Eskridge Commercial Club
J Commercial Club
Wetherers & Live
Eskringe
W. Trusler
John ¥. Waugh
Security State Bank
Harry E Richter
Jax A. Troutman
F. A. Seaman
W. W. Ramey
Wabauhae County
F. M Btabl
E. E. Merriam
Marram Mortgage Company
Stanel Dolan
North
Anderson
Milie Iing
Rapley
Hakes
J. R More
Euktidge
Arthur
Milas
Feed Wellhouse
James A. Troutman
Cotineil Grove
Cue East
Epeka & Cownell Grove
Eukridge
J. R. Moreland
W. T. Bekies
Fo OM. Meredith
F. M. Hartman
EH Metrose
Wow’ Harney
HH McMaster
Don Hisenburk
H. Hershberger
W. A Jognaon
Counc Grove
H. &. Richter
Anson Miller
Frank Baker
Charlie
A. J. Bertie
Keene
AF Wade
Mo Stahl
Harrison
POM
Stout
Alma—Frea A. Seaman
Harverville
T. H. Walton
A. E. Konp
Brigham J. K. Jones
Jas A. ‘Troutman
BE. B. Merria
Irs Wise
Kelley
Kelley Doran
A. Newman
W. i
C. Bowen
W. W. Mins
AL HL Bates
W. R. Parkhurst
Dolman
W. F. Schoch
RM. Rieton
Peter Heci
Bratten
Toid
Ten M. Crosby
F. Widthmise
Charles W. Merrum
Reismann
Charles Holidar
G. Rowdebund
Dt. Green
Walt
P. W. Grigus
FH. Hei
J. Gordon
Carl Weulllhe
Pi Crawford
BE. L. Rohkepf
W. J. Reichenbacher
Q. F. Worley
TJ. Apierson
Prost
Dover
J. W. Whiter
Rp, Miller
Topeka City Faces Temporary Injunction Over Pool Hall Tax
Julie Hazen requests a temporary injunction against the city of Topeka to halt enforcement of a yearly license tax on pool and billiard tables. John Walker and others argue the council overstepped by imposing 3 a year per table, threatening pool hall viability. they claim the tax is excessive and not justified by municipal history. The petition cites prior ordinances and seeks relief while noting other tax levels have been deemed beyond limits.
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Julie Hazen
John Walker Agaiiet
Topsie
Walker
Kant Tip
J Tapen
Topeka
Imd Bee
Kansas
Septemier Oue
Weds Her Lawyer Former Mre Molineux Marries
Chicago dated dispatch reports Blanche Chesebrough and William D Scott, both divorcees, obtaining licenses to wed in Chicago with Scott listed as a Sioux Falls resident. The couple reportedly planned a private ceremony. Mrs Chesebrough’s former husband William Molineux is identified in the item.
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Molineux
Chicago
Scott Blancae
Greene
W. PD. Scott
Sioux Falls
Wiliam D. Reolt
Chinnga
Tarry Blanche Chesebrough
Holand Ee Stoltnax
New Sore
Focal Law
Strodge
Wisal Netlow
Kirredge
Sioux Malls
Cuttago
Mes
Mollurux
New York
Scott
Srost
Dowie Endorses Roosevelt Run In Zion City
Zion prophet Alexander Dowie endorses President Roosevelt in an interview in Zion City. The endorsement comes as a Washington group travels from New York to Zion to convey cabinet sentiments. The Zionist reception follows a political current shaping alliance within the party at the White House.
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Dowie
Racacvest
Roosevelt
Alexander J. Dowie
Zion
Theo Theo Sitlees
Bowie Turis Hese
New York
Zion City
Anige
Cablnen
Tar Peneldene
Unclear probate decision in Beanetia case discussed
The report outlines a pending probate ruling in Cleveland involving Philo Beanetia and a 9000 dollar bequest to Mr Bryan and family. The decision, set for Friday, centers on whether a sealed letter to Mrs becomes part of the will and whether its influence swayed the testator.
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Bryso
Lee
Cleveland
Philo
Beanetia
Wii
Hsu
Bryan
Secret process to make lard butter oils arrestee
Cornelius de la Vergne 75 arraigned on failing to pay a board bill after claiming secret method to manufacture lard butter and oils. He organized Northwestern Industrial Co with $900000 capital and said $90000000 would be set aside for employees. He sought to transfer patent to the company since 1896, while court holds him for further proceedings.
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New York
Cornelius de la Vergne
Bave Incorporated
South Dakota
Northwestern Industrial Company
Ommmeén
de la Verne
William & Gourcey
Greene
de la Verene
Poor Chance for Hubbard in Labrador Expedition
St Johns November 22 James Calder a lumberman from Higolet Labrador the last White man to see Leonidas Hubbard of New York assistant editor of Suiting and head of the ae redor Teresion foany warned Hubbard against inland travel Calder and others urged caution before the party set out toward Ungava Bay Hubbard planned northward progress but feared getting into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Calder believed the only chance to save Hubbard and his two companions was to join the expedition and help them reach safety.
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St. Johns
N. F
James Caider
Higolet
Labrador
Leonidas Hubbard
Tro
New York
Aeredor Teresion Foany
Cater Widen
Ungawa Bay
Gulf of
Perty
Nagsewnee
On & Ee
Washington seeks funds to boost naval gun production
Rear Admiral Charles O Nie, chief ordnance, urges Congress to arm twenty five battleships and related vessels with seventy eight guns by boosting gun factories at Waterville and others. He recommends 1 000 000 for expanding the Washington naval gun factory and establishing an ordnance care in the navy. A Cavite storage danger prompt prompts a petition by many Filipinos for a safe distance naval factory, and a call for a sufficient appropriation to meet the need.
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Washington
Charles 1 O'Nie
Chives
Ordsants
Navy
Waterville
Sats
Comeuone
Congress
Washingston
Cavite
Debt increases as monthly public debt report issued
The November 3 treasury statement shows the close of business debt at 220 602 with a monthly increase of 206. The report lists interest bearing and non interest bearing components and references cash reserves and general funds including certificates and disbursing accounts. A stray line mentions a town event on a January Monday with a local official.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
National Bank Historien
Philippine Islands
United State
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Shreveport
Joseph Craddock
Taylortown
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Craddock Chambers
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Waxtington
Craddock
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Mrs. Hendricks
Weather Bureau
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Hazen
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Chief of Ordnance
Colrilant
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