Three Candidates Vying for State Printer Role in Legislature
The race for the state printer job, considered the richest office in state gift, features Arthur Capper Geo W Crane and W Morgan as leading contenders. Topeka rivals Crane and Capper are seen as front runners with Crane already near election strength and Capper backed by a broad network. Morgan aligns as a strong support option, while the legislature debates which candidate will secure the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Parks
Lietat
Thie Gifice
Fapeke
Cie Topeka
George W. Croup
Arthur Cupper
Ey Fur
Dorgan
Huchinson News
Hd Greer
Winteid
Tewy ‘Topeka
Kenown
Mr. Camper
Mall and Breese
Ecandiauie
Str
Crane
Crane @ Co
Major
K. Hud- Soo
Mc Crane
Dan
Petback
Loztin
Nora
Helro
Morgan
State Auditor to Name Assistant Auditor in Oswego Era
The message states that TM Quok of Oswego will be named Assistant Auditor and references George Cole and a Republican administration led by Governor Bor. It appears to reflect a political naming action and an upcoming appointment under the state auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quok
Oswego
George, Cole
Kealatine
Bor
Private Secretary Mentioned in Governor Stanley Campaign
Teo Mme Are Mentioned as Likely to serve as private secretary to Governor Stan. Trigg and Morton Atbayeh are named. Trigg helped start interests for Mr. Stanley last spring and did efficient work organizing the squatter term part of the state. Albaugh chaired the state committee during the campaign and led similar valiant work for Mr. Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Mme
Stan
Trig
Morton Atbayeh
Trigg
Terest
Stanley
Albaugh Bien
Supreme Court Changes and Election WAI Vacate
The Supreme Court shifts include vacancy actions and anticipated officer elections. The docket notes a majority Republican tilt impacting clerical posts and three assistant positions, with new appointments to follow.
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Supreme Court
Pepfer's Vote in Topeka Shaped by Republican Wards
In Topeka the total vote stood at 205 with most ballots cast in Republican wards. W. A. Potter received 205 votes as the gubernatorial candidate, while the overall tally was divided across districts in the city.
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W. A. Potter
Gueernur
Topeka
Seven Congressmen Elected by Republicans in Kansas
The record shows seven Kansas congressmen elected by Republicans with Populist rivals thwarted. Syd Salley of Nemaha is named to succeed Semaha, and Rev. J. D. Botkin of Winter is set as congressman for St. Louis area, with Charles Curtis in the First District.
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Ridgiey Beaton
Kansas
Syd. Salley
Nemaha
Semaha
J. D. Botkin
Winter
Con- Sreseman-st-Largs
Charles Curtis
Bowersovk
Ridgiey
Populists gain in several districts across Blows County
In a county wide tally Kiowa and Pratt areas report Populist gains while Republicans hold mixed results. Majorities listed include Bowersovk in the Second district and Ridgley in the Third, with Williams, Davis, and other county offices showing varying support. Gray and Barton counties reflect mixed outcomes as results trickle in.
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Blows
Grossberg
Kiowa
Davie
Pratt
Leedy
Stotkin
Simone
Kansas Farmer Named In Election Turmoil Report
Enneas City nov 1 two Kanone known figures discuss yesterday's election outcome. Lit Crum of Dawegu Kan praised the farmer participation claiming farmers influenced events while criticizing McKinsey’s administration and national policy. The article notes precincts and Republican voters shaping the result amid unclear leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enneas City
Dawegu
Kan
Fenterley
McKinsey
Kenaias Biron
Staines
A Kelly
Pasta
the Nations Administration
Senator Thurston Endorses Meisin Administration Victory
A Times Herald report from E Ancas presents Senator Johnny Thurston praising the sweeping victory in the West. He argues it unconditionally endorses the President’s policy, supports the gold standard, and favors free silver opposition retreat. The piece notes criticism of critics and defends current economic and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Chrisgs
Times Herald
Eancais
Maya
Corredt
Johny Mt Thurston Sys
Meisin
Ellie
Xguera le
Secret Practice and Varsity Football in Cambridge
In Cambridge Massachusetts a secret practice session included the Harvard eleven assembling for practice while the varsity team prepared for a match. The article notes a weak site and the involvement of a second eleven scrimmage, with later mentions of congratulatory remarks from Vincent Calderhead and a local business promotional plug by ROWLEY & SNOW for cigars.
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Cambridge
Masa
Harrar
McRae
Why the Populist Defeat Reignited Stay-at-Home Vote
Discussion among Populist and fusion leaders analyzes the 1900 election results. Webb McNall and Breidenthal attribute the loss largely to a stay-at-home vote, with Republicans better organized and turnout higher. They debate whether shifts reflect sentiment or turnout and outline potential future impacts on party strategy and revenue policy. Governors, fusionists, and local counties cited show loyalty patterns and the need to mobilize for the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Breidenthal
Kaye
Republicana
Las
Tulth
Popatista
Chen
Kener
Repiblicans
Congress
F& Palley
Webb McNall
Dynes
Lewis
David Overmyer
Journal
Gerhame
Public vote yields mixed party seats in Kansas legislature
Partial returns show Republicans with 85 House seats and Fusionists at 85, Independents and Populists splitting alignment. Joint ballot favors Republicans in Senate and lower house composition with numerous district results listed by counties and towns across Kansas, including Leavenworth, Johnson, Douglas, Shawnee, and Sedgwick.
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Senate
Ee Cuscaate
Unspanworth
Edmunds
Yandotte
J. Gaewatne HyweeWeandote
D. D. Hoar MoWsandotte
H A. Bulle
Gey
Johnson
T. L. Hogue
Douglas
A. Henley
Doukins
D. WH. Lewis
Franklin
Pinney
Jacob Voytren
George Wheatley
Labette
Geo. W. Gabriel
Si—Woodson
H. A. Nichiath
Coffey
J. BR. Gweet
Onagee
Gregory
Crage
H. L. Heverting
Shawnee
A. L. Brooke
W. OC
Stephengun
E. D. Mekeever
Sackson
A. K. Quster
Brown
H. A. Smith
George
Marshall
Peraan
H. Moore
Watemie
T. J. Files
George T. Polson
Geary
C. W. Spurlock
Wabaunsee
Wim Reinhart
Solpoo— Ke Wright
Lyon
Charles Harris III
Bi—Urewnwold
Robt. Anderson
Stik
Scott
Fi —Chanteugas
J. Kk
Tullos
f—Canleys
Abrahams
Cowles
Cloud
Short
CR. S
Ottawaite
Hees
Saline—& Osburn
McPhereon
G_ F. ‘Gratton
Si—Harvey
J. A. Welch
W. J. Babs
Ti—Sedgwick
J. W_ Adams
Sedgwick
A. M
Heldenberrer
Sumner
James Lawrence
Yrus Newman
sh—Harper
W. F. Coulton
Kineman
W. Fairchild
Heno
E. BR. Warkine
Theo Ackerman
J. Stanlex
Juwal
J. Smith
McClaren
Oksings Ch. Hote
M. Fuller
Kush
M. C. Halott
Pawnee
A. A. Thorp
Howarde
Jeem
Bite
W—Clark Lot Ravenscraft
Dave Swinghart
Hodgemaan
Irvine
Ness
A. M. Kement
Trego
A. Lawson
Graham
Norton
M. B. Page
Decatur
Frank Ricender
Sheridan
S. G. Hopkins
Gove
Ella Pyte
Thomas
R. W. Own
Did—Rawline
E. J. York
Greeley
G. T. Reed
He—Wienlm
Jehn Soolak
Scott—yyilliam Starett
Mk—Lane
Stanley Majority in Kansas Governor Race Narrowed By Remaining Counties
Unofficial county returns show Stanley with a large plurality though minor candidates still gathered votes. Final statewide tally may differ as transfer of votes and miscounts spark debate with comments from Chief Justice Doster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
Provertor Leedy
Chist Justice Doster
Foul Weather Delays Lake Region Shipping
Heavy rain and snow sweep Michigan as Lake Erie fog shrouds the area. A northwest gale looms over the lower lakes with forecasts of colder temperatures tonight or tomorrow. Despite vessels reporting a tough voyage, no disasters are confirmed as crewmen are saved from a drifting schooner amid rough seas near Chicago.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Portons
Lansing
Grand Haven
la Pere
Conger
Detroit Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Milwaukee
Wis
Lake Michigan
Goodrich
Indiana
Chicago
Steamer J P Donaldson Lost Two Consorts in Gale
Two boats from the J P Donaldson are missing after a gale. About six crewmen were aboard each boat. The vessels, six miles southeast of Duramyieht home, were sighted at 2 a m but have not been found. Authorities fear they foundered in the gale. Point Pelee Light House, Lake Tris, reported the incident on November 1.
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Point Pelee Light House
Lake Tris
J. P. Donaldson
Duramyieht
Snow damage halts Kalamazoo streetcar lines and risks blackout
Wires broken on Portage Street disrupt street car traffic in Kalamazoo Michigan as heavy snow weighs on lines. City may face darkness tonight. Nearby schooner Lena M. Neilson beached at St Joseph harbor due to storm drift after leaving Ludington for Benton Harbor.
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Kalamazoo
St. Joseph
Mich
Lena M. Neilson
Ludington
Benton Harbor
Here
Ske
Light at Milwaukee Report of Steamboat Vessels
In Milwaukee on November 10 agents report all steamboat vessels accounted for amid light winds of about 20 miles per hour. The weather forecast says the storm is rapidly passing northeastward, easing conditions in the region.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Japan's new cabinet list published from Tokyo
Washington reports the complete list of Japan's new cabinet completed on the eighth last. Marquis Yemagate is prime minister with Masugata as finance minister. Marquis Saigo leads interior. Admiral Kabiyama heads education, Viscount Ack foreign affairs, Gen. Katsura army, Viscount Yoshikawa communications, Admiral Yamata justice, Sone commerce and agriculture.
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Washington
Japan
Marquis Yemagate
Count Masugata
Marquis Saigo
Kabiyama
Viscount Ack
Gen. Katsura
Army
Viscount Yoshikawa
Admiral Yamata
Ws Etyonect
Justice
Sone
Yankees Swindled Englishmen Nabbed in Florence
Claude Vautin, a metallurgist and inventor once active on the Pacific coast, was arrested in Florence today after allegedly using a mysterious coin trick to obtain 2,000 pounds in English notes and American railroad securities. The case links him to a fraud involving English lenders.
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Florence
London
Claude Vautin
Pacific Coast
England
Italy
Weather Indications For Chicago and Kansas
Chicago forecast says pale tonight and Friday with warmer conditions in the western portion tonight and Friday. Winds variable as the weather system moves through.
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Chicago
Kansas
Actor Burroughs Dead from Gas Asphyxiation
New York report states prominent actor William P. Burroughs died in the city from accidental gas asphyxiation at age eight years he was Akron Ohio native and Columbia College graduate who switched from law to the stage and gained wide renown touring in Hamlet Othello and other Shakespearean roles he assisted Mlle Modjeska upon her first New York visit and appeared with Mary Anderson Claudurrowski his brother lost his wife in the 1877 Brooklyn theater fire while appearing with Kate Claxton after his brother's death he largely left the profession
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New York
William PF. Bure Roughs
Akron
Ohio
Columbia College
Hurmilet
Modjenka
Mary Anderson
Claud Urrowski
Brooklyn
Kate Claxton
Not the Teresa Ashore Off Cat Island Described as Warship
Nassau N P Nov 10 A steamer ashore off Cat Island once thought to be the abandoned cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa is now described as a disarmed warship flying the American flag. It shows marks of having been on fire and leaking slightly after stranding in an exposed position last Thursday.
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Nassau
N. P
Cat Island
Infanta Maria ‘Teresa
Results of the betting in Topeka pitfalls and wins
The report notes varied wagering in Topeka with Dive Mulgane leading winnings near $1,000 ahead of the field and Eugene Hagan netting about $600 on Stanley’s election. Others like Judge Horton Cap Curtis Nick Chiles and Eb McNall show mixed results and large sums staked on state tickets, with Eagle’s store handling $2,200 in bets and many bets occurring in the Seventh and Thirty-fifth districts.
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Topeka
Dive Mulgane
Gue
A. H. Horton
Cap
Curtis
Nick Chiles
Beby
Leedy
Eagle's Clear Store
New York
Ebb McNall
Billy Pepperill
Gerralttee
Taylor Hiddle
Nebraska Fusion Claim in Governor Election Margin
Omaha November 10 Chairman Schneider of the Republican state concede election of Poynter fusion for governor by about one thousand votes. Balances of ticket are united in about the same proportion. Republicans will have a four vote majority on joint ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Schneider
Republican State Compitive
Poynter
Fusion
Teker
West Virginia Legislature Now Republican In Both Houses
A. B. White secretary Republican state committee reports the West Virginia Legislature is Republican in both branches with the house majority by three and ten overall. He states this ensures a Republican United States senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Parkersville
W. Va
A. B. White
House
United States
Republicans expect 20 seat House majority in next Congress
Washington November 10 Chairman Babcock of the Republican congressional committee says early estimates indicate the Republican majority in the forthcoming House could reach about twenty seats. He cites early returns and trend lines as signs of broad gains for the party nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
Republicans Lead in Congress Balloting Across Districts
Chicago dispatches report up to 11:35 p m from 447 of 357 districts showing Republicans with 182 seats and Democrats and Fusionists with 14. ten districts remain unresolved keeping the race in suspense.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Fuace
Railroad men meet to align transcontinental passenger traffic
In Buffalo a conference opens at the fraquote hotel with American and Canadian triad representatives. The aim is to unify handling of immigrant traffic and settle rate differences between American lines and Canadian Pacific. Directors in Boston favor Philippine islands acquisition for naval needs remains debated.
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Buffalo
Fraquote
Ceaterfly
Sapcore
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Trafic
Europe
United States
Eee
Philippines
Boston
Mass
Boston Merchants’ Association
Aasg
Amspact
Philippine Islands
United
BURNED HIM OUT After the Office Had Been Wrecked by a Mob
A mob torched the office in the city center after an incident sparked protests. Firefighters battled flames as police cordoned off the area, while witnesses described chaotic scenes and authorities opened investigations into the arson.
White mob destroys Record printing office in Wilmington
A white mob gathered at Market and Fifth, forced entry, and set the Record printing shop ablaze in Wilmington as armed whites patrolled streets. Fire engines arrived. the building burned while neighboring structures were saved. The assault followed a demand to remove the newspaper’s editorial and press, with tensions spreading to the east end and local residents on edge through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Market and
Fifth Street
Daily Record
Neery
Record
St Jukes
Negeock
Record Office
Witmington
Minkytees
Washington
N.C
Hesto
Waddell
Tit Record
Dillding
Lina
Etreeta
Aqiares
Manley
Wien
Tits County Court House
Saturn
Firth
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Arthur Capper
Geo. W. Crane
W. ¥. Morgan
Mort Albaugh
Fred Trike
W. A. _ ennotan
John ‘Aarsie
Pepfer
Gray County
Cimarten
Gray
Luna
Haskell Geusty
J. P. Emery
Dintelet
Harry Brice
Joseph Wilson
Judex Democrat
H. V. Muller
Barton County
Great Bend
Envn
Simpson
Dawes
F. B. Dawes
Leavenworth
Kelly
Silver
Vincent
Calderheid
Cy Center
Nev
Vincent Sires Srumereseman
Caldera
America
Rowley & Snow
Kansas Ave
John Breidenthal
Webb McNail
Breidenthal
Reval Buenne
Pusionist
William Starr
Scott County
Northwester
van Buren Slteet
Tron CU
Joy
Morton & Co
Parker & Miller
Iron Cliff
Munh
Burroughs
Teresa
Nebraska
Bryan
Senator
Canada
Wilmington, N. C
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