Curtis Curtis Curtis at Topeka Auditorium Largest Assembly
Congressman Charles Curtis spoke to a crowd of about six thousand in the Topeka Auditorium. General Hudson presided as Curtis urged a strong national policy on imperialism and warned against immediate independence for the Philippines, endorsing conservative candidates like John Chaney and Galen Nichols while defending the federal government’s authority.
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ATTRACTIVE TOURS via Santa Fe Route to California and Mexico
Travel offer listing winter via Santa Fe route with round trips to Los Angeles and San Francisco from Chicago. Various destinations including Prescott and Rosalia, with tickets on sale daily at quoted rates. For details see SETPIS folders. agent T. L. Hing, Weather Inclinations, Chicago. Tonight and Wed Kansas forecast varying winds. State Journal.
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Casting of the Ballots in Maryland and Nebraska
Maryland reports heavy city turnout with polls open early and some arrests among those resisting authorities. In Baltimore, a large vote is expected. in Nebraska Omaha saw voting progress rapidly with a record turnout, while Bryan cast his ballot in Lincoln after traveling from Omaha.
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Philadelphia Election Turmoil Marks Third District Race
Philadelphia voters faced damp weather as large turnouts favored Democrat William McAleer over Republican Henry Burk in the Third District amid clashes and heightened police presence. Across Pennsylvania tensions rose over Senate control between Quay and anti Quay forces. Incidents included a stabbing of a McAleer supporter, gunfire at a polling place, and arrests as the day unfolded. Weather and turnout were notable across the state.
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Voting intensifies as Indiana polls open nationwide
Early voting reports from Indiana indicate strong turnout with clear weather aiding a large vote. Politicians claim momentum, noting McKinley’s lead and Republicans forecasting a decisive statewide victory while Democrats try to narrow the margin. Local dispatches cite heavy early polling and brisk, widespread participation.
Colorado Voting Chaos and Shootings Reported
Denver polls opened at 7 am amid heavy turnout and tense security as deputies clash with police. One deputy sheriff was killed and several injured in gun and club assaults. National Guard prepared. Colorado Springs and Pueblo report typical turnout. Virginia and California results noted with expected Democratic edge in most districts. San Francisco reports fair weather and heavy expected turnout with multiple state and local races on ballot.
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Citywide Election Report In Overcast Skies
Voters turnout is heavy across the state as polls close at six. Political managers express confidence in victory though results will come slowly from larger cities and rural regions. In San Francisco voters report orderly polling with no trouble up to noon.
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Utah Polls Open as Voters Forecast Heaviest State Vote
Salt Lake City Utah Nov 6 Clear weather prevails as polls open at 7 am and close at 7 pm. Voters and party workers arrive early amid strong turnout expectations. Leaders of both parties express high confidence in results and anticipate historic participation.
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Minnesota voting reports across cities amid light snow
Reports from Minneapolis Winona St Paul and Duluth describe overcast skies chilly air and light snow with indications of heavy turnout. Early voting is strong with many precincts reporting a large share of registered voters already cast by early morning.
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Weather and Voting Report from Multiple Cities
Weather across Wisconsin Iowa and Tennessee noted as cool or mild with anunciations of heavy voter turnout. Reports from Milwaukee Madison Des Moines Dubuque Oshkosh West Superior and Nashville indicate strong interest despite varying conditions and a forecast of a high turnout.
Arkansas and Florida Vote Climate and District Roles
In Arkansas favorable weather boosts a large vote and Democratic lead, with Republicans urging turnout while quiet prevails. Florida coverage notes clear cool weather and high interest as capital removal dominates attention. in Washington many government employees head home to vote, cabinet officers present but without votes, and returns are awaited tonight.
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New Jersey Vote Prospects Seen in Early Returns
In Newark and Jersey City polling opened at six, with light turnout reported in some districts as weather stayed fair. Democrats claim Bryan’s surge against McKinley narrows the Republican plurality of 7836, while Murphy asserts McKinley will win New Jersey by about twenty thousand votes. Former President Grover Cleveland arrived in Princeton from New York at 2 07 PM today as campaigns forecast gains for lawmakers.
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Connecticut Falls To McKinley Lightly in State Race
Hartford and New Haven reports tally large turnout on November 6. Early results hint at a statewide Republican lean with expectations of a McKinley victory, while Democrats anticipate gains in state offices. Voters in Rhode Island and North Dakota also report favorable weather and strong turnout.
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Election Day Opens Busy in Helena and Raleigh
In Helena Montana crowds gather as polls open amid cloudy morning with expected high participation and local expectations that Lewis and Clark counties lean Democratic. In Raleigh North Carolina the focus is the United States Senate race with Julian Carr and Ev. Simmons and Bryan leading the general mood of a heavy vote. Weather is clear in Raleigh and unsettled in Helena with conditions aiding farmers to reach polling places.
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New Hampshire voters favor Republicans in 1892 election
Newark and other cities report heavy early voting across states. In New Hampshire early turnout suggests a large Republican plurality for president governor and both congressmen. Maine and Vermont anticipate large ballots while South Carolina and Georgia expect light turnout with varied interest. Bryan votes in Lincoln amid a newspaper crowd and parking lot procession.
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The Silent Voter Adds Confidence In Local Result
The scene shows a crowd of friends discussing turnout and predictions for Shawnee County. A gentleman asserts the ward will deliver the usual Republican majority with the county ticket elected across the board.
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ALL ARE DEMOCRATS Que Topeka Precinct in Ta
A small precinct, with no Republican voters, is cited as entirely Democratic. Three percent of voters are described, with several names listed as members of the election board and local voters. The text notes Santa Fe shop workers and party alignment among residents.
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Missioner of Elections Tied Up Correcting Errors
Election officials spent days fixing voter registration mistakes caused by wrong addresses moved residents duplicate registration and precinct mismatches. Many voters faced delays while judges refused or corrected entries and some blamed the commissioner though most issues stemmed from voters failure to verify certificates before election day.
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Bowman Caught Denying Road Tax Affidavit Ruling
Bowman attempted to vote at Quinton Heights Topeka but was challenged. He had previously made an affidavit claiming he was of age to avoid road tax payments. Officials required proof of birth and citizenship before allowing him to vote, and he had not produced certificates to confirm eligibility.
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Shortage of Booths Strikes Early Voting Here
The city faced booth shortages in wards two and three as early voting began. Voters queued amid delays at precincts with reports of missing booths and delays in setup, while officials struggled to deploy extra booths. A note described long lines of Black voters waiting outside their polling place and concerns over reporting from inspectors.
Vote Totals by Precinct in Early Election Day
A chaotic report shows precinct results with many garbled phrases. It notes Fifth precinct with sixteen voters, Second precinct listing 310 votes, Third precinct around 24 percent of registration, Fourth precinct with 436 registered voters and only about half ballots cast, and First precinct with 185 votes recorded and one challenge at 3 o'clock in the evening.
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Five Voters Unable to Read In Ward Aid Needed
The report notes several voters in a ward unable to read and needing assistance to cast ballots. It highlights five colored workers in line who required help and recalls oath swearing for those unable to write their ballots.
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Cowboy Seeley murder and manhunt report
A fugitive known as Hed Sewly and a cowboy were killed during a confrontation as a posse pursued Seeley who escaped. Authorities issued a reward for the capture and details remain scarce as the manhunt continues across local counties with prominent figures in the area tied to the case.
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Move Toward Statehood for Oktahorns and Territory Fragments
Fragmented OCR text outlines a push toward statehood for a territory, with calls for equal representation and a convention to decide steps. It mentions Judge Frit flier and Jaden A hate receiving tributes, while criticizing land rights and the lack of war capability.
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Homeseekers Excursions Bust Route Sale. Turner Hall
Homeseekers Excursions announce a sale of tickets on Tuesday November 20 at Turner Hall for a guided route through Arkansas and nearby states. Proceeds support a stone plate project and firm selections for wiring travel costs. Members invited to attend and participate in the event.
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Market report from Chicago to Topeka and Kansas City
Today's market report covers Chicago cattle and hog prices, Texas and Hewitt area trends, and live stock movements. It notes Kansas City and Topeka hide and meat market activity, with references to feed grades, buyer inquiries, and regional price shifts for cattle and livestock.
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Goings Commission Co Members At Chicago Board Of Trade
Fragmentary OCR note mentions J C Goings Commission Co and Chicago Board of Trade with vague references to buyers and shippers of rain and wheat. The legibility is poor, but implies concerns about trade practices and enforcement. It does not provide clear individuals, dates, or actions beyond generic market terms.
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