Manley Predicts Republican Majority in Next House
Joseph H. Manley, chairman of the Republican national committee, delivers to The World that recent elections show a shift from Democratic to Republican across multiple states. He forecasts Republicans winning a clear House majority and control of the Senate after March, with New York pivotal and Morton favored by Republicans in the governor race. He claims anti-Tammany sentiment will boost reform votes in the city and state, and notes conflicting Democratic and Republican tallies on statewide outcomes.
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The Income Tax Law Preparations Being Made
Washington Nov. 5 The trade moves to carry out the new income tax law under superintendent William B. H. Pugh appointed in October. He prepares a digest of former legislation court decisions and department rulings, comparing all prior laws to show provisions and modifications. The piece outlines acts from 1861 to 1887 with exemption thresholds and tax rates ranging from 5 to 6 percent on excess amounts.
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Washindton
Wiilua BH. Pugh
Congress
Murdered by the Cook gang at Hed Fork post office
News from the Cherokee Strip reports Samuel J. Dunlap postmaster at Kei Worlds, Oklahoma, murdered by the Cook gang who stormed Dunlap’s Store and forced him to surrender money before firing. Outlaws fled amid great excitement as word spread yesterday.
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Peery
Samuel J. Danlap
Kei Worls
Cherokee Strip
Cook
Uonlapts
Dunlap
Desperate Fight Lines Up Outlaws and Marshals
Meager details report a running gun battle with the Cock outlaws and U S deputy marshals. Two officers and one deputy were killed. two bandits wounded as the gang scattered. Deputy Burns Garrett and another deputy pursued four prisoners near Four Worth Texas. Keel, a full Blood Chickasaw Indian, shot Deputy Burns. Keel mortally wounded. Rezlow Committee adjourns New York. Lexow panel ends for now, resuming November 29 after election.
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Pataliy
Marghe
Wort
Texas
United States
Burns
Robert
Garrett
Lebanon
Ofhers
Alvin Keel
Burss
Warshals
Keel
Tishominyo
Alix Now Orthodox She Was Not Compelled to Renounce Faith
A historical notice notes that Alix remains Orthodox and was not pressured to abandon her former faith. The report emphasizes her voluntary adherence to her prior religious practices and clarifies that no coercion influenced her decisions.
Princess Alix Converts to Russian Orthodox Faith
Exavanta. Nov. A Princess of the imperial line is received into the Russian Orthodox Church in the palace chapel, declaring steadfast adherence to the faith, with ritual absolution and anointing. Separate reports describe a requiem for Alexander III in Chicago and related state ceremonies, including dignitaries and Russian consular presence.
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Miles
United States Army
Ambrose Vretia
Pherambolis
Father Ambrose
New York
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M. Lavrosky
Japan Wins Coastal and Town Victories Near Port Arthur
Reports from the front recount heavy fighting north of Port Arthur as Japanese forces split, landing on the east coast and advancing to Kin Chow and Tallaswan. Kin Chow falls after hours of combat while Tulleowan is captured under naval bombardment. Casualties are described as heavy. A Chinese torpedo flotilla is repelled and winter conditions arrive in Manchuria as Japanese advance continues.
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Taikai
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Itin
Five Firemen Crushed as Wall Collapses in Louisville Fire
A disastrous blaze at the Singer Sewing Machine Co building on Fourth Avenue Louisville Kentucky caused about six thousand dollars in damage. As firefighters had the blaze under control the rear wall fell trapping five men and badly injuring them with fears two may die. The Avenue theater audience was present and fled when the curtain dropped in the last act. The fire is believed incendiary in origin.
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Sieger
Death of John Walter Chief Proprietor of the Times
The London Times chief proprietor John Walter has died. Born in 1615, he served as a member of parliament from 1847 to 1877. His grandfather first published the Times on January 4, 1744, and his father introduced steam oven innovation attributed to Konig.
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Oxford
Bested Three Robbers in Desperate House Fight
Lee Beott of Denver reports Mrs. James D. Scott, widow of the Capital turf exchange proprietor, fought off three burglars who broke into her home last night. One robber had a revolver, another a sling shot, and the third a billy. She sustained serious injuries in the encounter.
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Capital Turf Exchange
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Notable Boston physician praised for blindfold diagnosis
A Chester Philadelphia club recounts Col Robert G Olcott praising Dr RC Flower of Boston as a remarkable physician able to diagnose diseases blindfolded, cure many cases without patient input, and read unseen patients like open books. The piece cites numerous testimonials, hotel visits, and a mob incident favoring calm legal process over violence.
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