New States and Senate Outlook Shape Utah New Mexico Arizona
Wasmscrox Nov. 10. Analysis argues Utah admission will affect next Senate balance with two new seats if ratified, possibly four across Utah New Mexico and Arizona. Bills favoring territories move through committees, boosting prospects of new state representation and party control shifts. A Silver Party movement in Colorado and other western states plans organize to challenge Republicans as 1894 election fallout deepens.
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Utah
United States
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate Committee On Territories
Ender
Arisona
Colorado
Desvex
Col
Routh
East
Gineroy and I
Pennsylvania
Ghioten
Hendt
Jones
Stewart
Wnevads
Oees Nest
Caracron
Ron
George & Merrick
Colorado Silver League
St Louis
Om Tv
Merrick
Cailing Iial
Bryan Advises Fusion For Nebraska Democrats
Nebraska Congressman Bryan issues a manifesto criticizing fusion defeats and pledges to continue as lawyer and editor. He advocates Populist Democrat fusion as the path against monopoly, arguing party harmony could have won state offices and a legislature, with reform goals including free silver, income tax, and direct senator elections.
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Nebraska
Neb
Bryan
United States
Missouri Legislature Likely Republican Lean on Joint Ballot
Missouri returns indicate 18 Democrats and 16 Republicans among 34 senators with Democrats dominating the House at 82 to 76 with 2 Populists. A Republican in the Second district is disqualified and a new election may be held as the Democratic opponent declines the seat.
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Tom Jefrenson
Crit
Missouri
House
St. Pav
Minn
Senate
Missouri Delegation Results Split Across districts
From Missouri, complete returns in the Second and Ninth congressional districts show G. W. Hall, Democrat, winning by 1,033 votes and William Treloar, Republican, defeating Champ Clark by 122 votes. Republicans carry districts one, four, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen. Democrats win districts two, three, five, six, and twelve.
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Ie Wilt Couster
Republica
St. Louis
Missouri
G. &. Hall
William Trelosr
Champ Clark
Plurality in Oklahoma and statewide results
Election returns show Republicans winning both Oklahoma legislature chambers with 3 Republican in the House, 8 in the Senate and minor party counts. Budd narrows Estee lead for governor in Nevada with pockets left, while Illinois Seventh District favors Connelly. Owens leads Denny in Kentucky and a contested seat may be challenged.
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Springer
Illinois
Connelly
Owens
Leamoren
W. G Owens
Denny
Ashiood
DAYLIGHT HOLDUP ENDS IN INDIAN TERRITORY MURDER
Wagoxes Ind Ter Nov 10 Indians ride into Lenapah store at noon and force cash from J Shufeld Co post office. A bystander W E Melton from Paris Texas is shot dead when a robber misreads danger. The gang led by Bill Cook is pursued toward Coffeyville with Lulu Cook in custody and Cherokee Bill and Jim French identified.
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Here
Iron Mountain Road
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Prese
Winchesters
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Paris
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Cherckee Bill
Jim French
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Coffeyville
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Oliver Dotson
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Dobson
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Lala
Nis
Dim Cook
Teader
Tahlequah
Isdias
Lala Coir
Bill
Jacky
de. Price
Talk of More Bonds and New York Loan Plan
A New York report says the government will seek a $50 million loan from bankers, with 5 percent bonds to be issued soon at about a 3 percent yield. Assistant Secretary Curtis met bank presidents in New York while discussions weigh reserve levels and syndicate options for the issue.
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New York
Curtis
Carlisle
Cleveland
Washington
Dun's Business Report Highlights Elections Stimulus
Dun and Company’s weekly review notes expected sharp market stimulus from elections. Wheat prices rise amid large stocks, corn dips as receipts lag last year, and Atlantic exports fall. Wool and spring orders slump, while fall and winter demand nearly vanishes. Bank clearings show mixed gains and declines across cities.
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R G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
General McCook Promoted to Major General in U S Army
In Washington November 10 Brigadier General Alexander McDowell McCook was named major general to succeed General Howard retired Colonel James W Forsythe of the Seventh Cavalry promoted to brigadier general to fill McCook’s former post McCook commands the Department of Colorado and has forty seven years in military service The McCooks nickname is noted and he entered West Point as a cadet in 1847.
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G. Moward
Wasuietox
Alexander McDowell McCook
United States Army
Howard
James W. Forsythe
Seventh Cavalry
McCool
McCook
Department of Colorado
Fighti Ie McCooks
West Point Military Academy
Statehood Effort Under Dawes Commission Meet With Five Tribes
Governor Renfrew and Attorney General Galbraith join Dawes Commission in Guraem Oklahoma to confer with chiefs from the Five Civilized Tribes and other leaders. The meeting aims to advance Indian treaties and discuss statehood plans for Oklahoma and the territory. Fire at the old farm house ends with doughnuts rising like a banner for a cheerful scene.
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Dawes Commission
Guraem
Renfrew
Galbraith
South McAlester
Dr. Price
Admiral Bagcraft Gherardi Retired From Navy Yard Post
At noon today Admiral Bagcraft Gherardi, long a fixture at the New York Navy Yard, was retired from active service. Known as the “Seagoing admiral,” he leaves a forty eight year career marked by extensive sea duty and severe assignments with a spotless record.
Resignation of Kassas recorder of deeds reported
A Negro politician H. J. Taylor who was appointed Kassas recorder of deeds months ago has offered his resignation, which is now with the president and may preempt a removal. Separately, a Liberian migration plan asks 4,000 South Negroes to be shipped to Africa with a first cargo of 500 leaves due in December. In Mississippi, a federal grand jury declined to indict the governor, treasurer, and auditor over state warrant printing.
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Sax Praxctsco
Navy
Budd
Recorder of Deeds
Sala Toars
Wasminerox
Hi. J. Taylor
Kassas
Als
International Migration Society
Africa
Liberia
Liberian Congress
Jacuses
Federal Grand Jury
Mississippi
When the Votes Are Coaster Aee Will Be Found
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a vote or price note with unclear figures and names. The readable bits mention a quoted price and a date line with stray terms and locations, but core facts are unreadable, yielding an incomplete record of a local decision.
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