Republicans Sweep The Nation In Nov 6 Votes
Nationwide returns show Republicans winning in New York Ohio Kentucky New Jersey and Maryland with Tammany on top in the city. In New York the anti Tammany vote shifts and the state Senate leans Republican while the Assembly remains Republican heavy. Kentucky and Colorado reports show mixed results with Bradley leading in Kentucky and Garfield winning a Senate seat in New York’s Twenty fourth district. Overall Republican gains, with various state majorities, are noted as tallies come in from major cities and states.
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Prohibition Split in Topeka Court Question Resubmitted
Judge Horton signals resubmission of the prohibition question in Topeka. The decision favors replaying the issue while noting Kepley’s majority remains under three hundred. The ruling underscores ongoing tensions over alcohol policy in the region.
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Prohibition Question Split Kansas Republicans and Liquor Foes
STAY AT HOMES DID IT. Ex Chief Justice Horton says Kansas voters may resubmit the prohibition issue after a close election. Horton notes temperance supporters grew quiet and a majority now favor putting the question before the people again. Republican losses in Tecumseh area reflect anti prohibition sentiment and unity among liquor and anti Republican factions. Claims of large turnout fail and county results show bridge bonds and local offices affected amid a mixed countywide vote.
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Vanderbilt Wedding Reported Amid Pageantry and Debate
A tumultuous post election mood accompanies coverage of a grand Vanderbilt wedding. Observers note political contention in the county, with speeches alleging party betrayal and pledges to enforce law. The ceremony features the Vanderbilt mansion setting, a Venetian church procession, and a lavish dowry including Newport properties and a grand yacht.
Local election tallies and county results reported
The report details city and county election majorities with candidates and vote counts. It notes incomplete precinct totals, pending official recanvass next Friday, and that Secretary Bristow rejects any premature retirement plans as Burdge and Kepler lead in several districts.
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New Duchess Crowned in New York Church Ceremony
The Duke of Marlborough and Miss Vanderlilt married at St Thomas church, Fillavanuourad Place, today at 12 30 o clock. Police held back crowds as the couple left for Vanderbilt residence where a breakfast reception awaited. Prominent guests included W K Vanderbilt and Sir Julian Pusnreforie among diplomats.
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Oklahoma Wet Struck by Heat Drought Spoils Rail News
A telegraph report from Petry Oklahoma describes widespread heat and drought with roofs unsafe, trains delayed, and wild weather across the territory. Santa Fe trackage suffered a wreck near Leadville with limited funds for recovery. Weather offices note cloudy skies, forty degrees at dawn, and a forecast of rain followed by colder temperatures tonight.
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Topeka clerk| Frank Mileham admits cash misappropriation
In Topeka, Frank Mileham, a long time clerk, confessed to embezzling about 39 dollars within an office. United States District Attorney Percy says the punishment fits the exposure. Mileham pledged to repay the money and stay in Topeka.
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Fatality Near Motan Car Strike In Osawatomie
A five year old boy, Abe Pagken, son of John Pagken, was killed when a trolley car collided with a vehicle. The event occurred near Osawatomie Kansas, with reports noting the skull was fractured and the tragedy cited by local authorities. William Miller and four other contractors from the area were observed in town.
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