Railroads and political clash in Kansas 1900 campaign turmoil
The piece notes Kansas 1900 election heat with reform battles over railroad rates. It cites reform parties opposing rail monopolies, mentions Leedy's legislative session, and hints at shifting voter and party dynamics amid calls for maximum rates and regulatory pressure.
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Bears Triumph in Tight Contenders Amid Turbulent Season
In a dramatic clash the Bears pull ahead late as Baugh carries the load with crucial runs and tackles. The Tigers respond with solid defense but fail to close the gap, ensuring a hard fought but decisive victory for the home side.
Forecast of Election Continues Across States
Republicans remain hopeful in two key districts as weather favors turnout in the state, while New Orleans interest centers on results elsewhere. In Concord on November 6, Democratic chairman John T Alley closes the state HQ while awaiting anticipated gains in the north. Senator Gallinger plans a Lebanon campaign speech as new developments emerge.
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South Carolina and Georgia Vote Forecasts by Nov. 5
A compilation of early election forecasts from multiple states including South Carolina, Georgia, Utah, Vermont, Maine, Oregon, Florida, North Dakota, Arkansas, and Alabama. It notes expected Bryan or Republican leads, light or active turnout, and regional campaign activity, with specifics on state ballots, registrations, and possible margins. Strong entities include Bryan, Roosevatl, and state names.
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West Virginia Vote Outlook Promises Democratic Edge
Charleston dispatch reports heavy voting expected statewide with Bryan favored by chair Isan Miller and McKinley support strong from Clairwan Dawson. Democratic leadership cited while Iowa trouble could yield a Democratic legislature and deny Elkins a second term.
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Weather and election outlook from Dallas on election day
The Dallas weather report notes cold cloudy conditions as election day approaches with a mild campaign season in Texas. Forecast suggests Democrats could win all thirteen congressional districts, with voting totals near six hundred thousand versus about fifteen thousand in 1936, while Cheyenne reports observers noting Republican developments.
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Weather May Decide Wyoming Vote Margin for McKinley
Fragment discusses the weather potentially influencing Wyoming voters and predicting McKinley will win by the largest majority of any state on the election day. J A Van Oredel, Republican state committee chairman, forecasts a strong result if tomorrow is pleasant.
Delaware and Rhode Island Set for Senate and House Outcomes
Delaware figures show Democrats likely to win the legislature and two U S senators amid Republican factional splits. Rhode Island results favor McKinley and reruns, with Democrats expected to reduce the parit y in the First district. North Carolina leans Aryan with a 2000 vote majority, while Republicans hope for two of nine Congress members.
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Hanna Makes Last Campaign Speech in South Chicago
Senator Marcus A. Hanna, Republican National Committee chairman, gives his final campaign address to thousands of railway workers and steel workers at South Chicago. Richard Yates accompanies Hanna as he plans to depart for Cleveland to vote tomorrow and then Canton to visit the president.
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Kansas Partisans Forecast Republican Victory
Kansas Republicans project a 25 000 plurality for electors and seven of eight congressmen, with the Third district close. Bryan electors predicted to win Kansas by 16 000 or more, seven of eight congressmen likely on Populist side. Democratic, Republican leaders dispute estimates amid campaign chatter in Chicago.
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Prohibitionists Forecast National Vote For President
Prohibition candidate Woolley projects about 4 500 000 votes nationwide with some leaders counting as low as 20 000. He does not expect to win any governorship or Congress but looks to elect some state lawmakers. Illinois may send a few representatives to the next general assembly. Woolley has toured 21 000 miles, logged 350 stops, with A R Metcalf and Oliver W Stewart accompanying as national figures.
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Curtis to Speak at Topeka Campaign Event Tonight
Topeka congressman Curtis will address supporters at a campaign rally tonight in the auditorium. The event features Marshall's band Jackson's band the Twenty- fourth colored regiment and local clubs with the parade departing from the old courthouse at 7 30.
ENGLISH INFANTRY REMARKS ON DUTY AND ENDURANCE
A historical account praises the English infantry for valor and steadiness across battles from Talana Hill to Colenso. It notes their endurance under heavy loads, daily marching, and disciplined conduct, highlighting units like the Guards, Queenslanders, Canadians, and Shropshires in various actions surrounding Mafeking and De Wet’s movements.
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Breaks Record Washington War Dept Cablegram Taft
Washington on November 5 reports a public cable from Judee Taft, president of mission, stating Manila LAET. The notice highlights a records breakthrough tied to wartime communications and leadership remarks.
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Bubonic Plague Case Reported in Germany
Bremen November 5 authorities notified bacteriology officials over a suspected bubonic plague case aboard the Maxton Hrug bound for South America. A patient named Pianne displayed suspicious symptoms prompting public health action.
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State Journal Extra Copies Ordered During Election Week
News agents are instructed to place immediate orders for additional State Journal copies. Specify exact daily quantities, one above the Genenkpler standing, and ensure each day’s total aligns with the sum you wish to receive.
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Bear drunk at camp ends in quiet aftermath
A Maine woods tale recounts an intoxicated bear after a planned prank. The bear, fed a liquor mixture, became unsteady, toppled, and retreated to its den as spectators watched, then one camper learned the animal bore scratches and kept away thereafter.
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Peanut scare fuels market talk and price shift
Readers learn that drought and rising demand threaten peanut supplies, yet markets hold firm with steady single-serve packs. Analysts note Virginia crops and ship-merchants drive prices despite fears of shortages.
Attractive tours via Santa Fe route to many cities
Tickets to California City of Mexico and nine months nine months for some routes. Tickets to Prescott and Phoenix valid six months other tickets valid until service details. Apply to T. J. King, agent.
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Mrs Sanders Seeks Release for Her Son From Reform School
Elma Sanders of Hetolt filed in probate court to secure the release of her son, 14-year-old Charles Ward, who was sent to the reform school after a Tennessee tour incident involving chickens. Sanders plans to move to Colorado with him if freed. TODAY'S MARKET REPORT notes wheat futures rising with December contracts up in value.
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