Tremendous Hanna Victory Reported In Ohio Vote
Across New York and surrounding states early returns show Hanna defeating Cleveland in a decisive tally, Republicans gain in several counties, while Democrats sweep in Baltimore and Maryland. The story notes strong party shifts, state-by-state results, and calls for vigilance against fraud with a focus on key named cities and figures.
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York
New York
New York State
Mlei
Clare
Hin County
Ebnoffsio
Binghamim
Ithaca
Utica
Rome
Cowego
Schenectady
Rhode Island
Provident
RT. Nev
Aes Garvin Yeaterday
Garvin
Sait
Senate
House
Providence
New
Winthrop Chunler
McClellan Wins New York Mayor Victory Over Low
George B. McClellan Jr. Democrat defeats Seth Low for mayor of Greater New York by a 63,617 plurality. McClellan carries four of five boroughs. Low loses his own in Brooklyn and Richmond. Groyt and Fornes win reelection as comptroller and president of the board of aldermen. Devery runs independent with a small statewide share.
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York
George B. McCreilse
Greater
New York
Seth Low
Edward M. Groyt
Charles ¥. Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Grout
Hichmond
Littiston
McClellan
William
Devery
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Mter Cichan
Gunter New York
Ralward
Grant
Low
Shepard
Democrat
ABC
Pee
Hkichmond
Congress
Washington
Wiewwry
Chas. F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
McClellen Sronoses
Tow
Ctlzens’ Union
Greene
Jemme
McClean
Bir
Yerome
Murphy
Law
Tammany
McCarren
Trocklyn
New York City
Lawiensnes
Ienarintits
Odell
Lave
Jertme
Bourke Cochran
Hugh McLaughlin
Kings County Democracy
MrCarren
Haffan
Abren
Carty
Staten Island
Cromwell
Miles Inc
Lorrieh
Swantrom Fusion
M Smmit Norallts
Nolayue
Long Acre Square
Broadway
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Platt
Thomas
God Meyer
Fauk
Wiliam
Littleton
Martin W. Littean
Hugh McLoughlin
J. Edward Swanstrom
Swanstrom
Croker
London
Tall Mall Gazette
Reine Bt
James Gazette
Wlrrerty
Joseph Themes
Eee
Tragic Cable Car Crash in Fog Kills One and Wounds Many
A fog bound collision on the Twelfth Street incline near Union Depot in Kansas City left one person dead and 19 injured, four fatally. Most victims were young female clerks en route to work from Argentine and neighboring areas. the wreck followed a runaway train as grip and trailing cars failed on a steep descent, with rescue efforts and hospital treatment described amid chaotic scenes.
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Kansas City
Twelfth Street
Union Depot
Argentine
Armourdisle
Summ Street
Summit Street
Ciread
Jet
Emma Homer
Rama Aptee Ie
Gertrude Drnnell
Etta Hanson
H. E. Goodell
Benjamin Mitchum
W. J. Lawson
Chpman
Kurt Internally
Charles Slack
W.K. Funnell
Burt
J. A. Lynch
Wichita
Kas
Werious
Harmon Watkins
Nellie Luscemabe
Sudden Temperature Drop Triggers Pog Hesitation
The report notes a sudden fall in temperature causing unease about Pog. Forecasts show winds at four miles per hour and morning readings around four degrees. Government observers logged hourly temps through the morning, with data at eight and ten o'clock indicating continued cooling.
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Ofelock
Otelorke
Oloute
Selock
Slaughter of Ducks In Perched Delusion In Leavenworth
Alfred Persch, a coal miner of 517 Pawnee street, hunted ducks after drinking. He fired at imaginary flocks at Pawnee and Broadway, Eighth, Ninth streets, and was arrested by Officer O Leary. His trial delayed as he needed to check his room at the coal mine. The incident alarmed the northwest part of the city.
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Leavenworth. Kan
Alfred Persch
S17
Pawnee Street
Perseh
Pawnee
Broadway
Perch
Eighth
Ninth
O'Leary
City Sees Strong Earthquake Shocks in Daytime
The city of St Louis reported a decided earthquake shock at 12 39 PM with movement described as east to west and felt across downtown high blocks. A long distance telephone report from Louisiana Missouri indicated a perceptible tremor at the same time. Memphis likewise felt a distinct earthquake this morning with tenants rushing to the streets amid two shocks.
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St. Louis
Louisiana
Memphis
Tenn
Fraudulent naturalization schemes within Hebrew Jefferson Club
Testimony from Frank Hoecht and Schwartz describe Fein and other club officials pressuring about 100 men to seek naturalization papers in October 1902. Schwartz says he was persuaded to apply under Fein’s guidance while not entitled. Hoecht testifies Fein induced fraudulent papers and later removed grand jury summons.
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Adolph Fein
Schwartz
Hebrew Jefferson Club
Peli
Naturalization Francs
Court of Appeals
Fien
Fein
Frank Hoeht
Third Vic
Club
Strike at Kansas City Packing Plants Upheld
Armourdale report says local packing house workers plan a strike within 24 hours after tensions over wages and conditions. Missing woman found safe near Fort Leavenworth. she had been traveling with a group and returned home, officials say.
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Uni
Aguas
Armourdale
Kas
Joln du Tang
Fort Law
Wynere
Kenkas City
Exeter
Panama Crisis Sparks Naval Orders Across Oceans
Sensational dispatches report Panama unrest prompting U S warships to rush toward the isthmus. President Roosevelt convened officials to protect American interests and ensure open transit, with Nashville, Dixie, Atlanta, and others poised for action as the situation heats up amid the revolution.
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