Tomorrow the Ballots Go Tomorrow the Ballots Go
The State of New York shows doubt as both sides claim success ahead of the ballots. The uncertain political climate centers on competitive races and disputed outcomes.
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03 Nov 1902
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Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
1
Election day moods across states promise varied results
Reports from New York to Washington on Nov 3 show Democratic and Republican leaders predicting victory with ranges of 10 000 to 100 000 votes. Governors governors senators and congressmen are all contested as party chairs claim differing majorities in states including New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Nebraska Maryland and Washington with turnout expected high in Seattle and officials voting travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State
Odell
Coler
Murphy
Tampiany Hall
Washington
Maine
Vermont
Oregon
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
California
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Florida
North Carolina
Delaware
Utah
Montana
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
New Jersey
Arizona
Hawaii
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
United States
James B McCreary
Joseph B. Foraker
Arthur P. Gorman
W. P. Dillingham
Samuel B. McEnery
North Dakota
Wisconsin
McMillin
Prohibition
Socialists
Illinoi
Nebraska
Massasetts
Socialist Labor Party
People’s
Allied
Labor
Public Ownership
Liberal Democrat
Union Republican
Odd prophecy about Roosevelt in Kansas speech
Senator W. A. Harris, a Democrat, predicted in Howard Elk County that Roosevelt will not be bulldozed by Morgan and the trusts. He said once revealed, Republicans will drop Roosevelt and the Democrats will nominate and elect him president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Peka
Kan
W. A. Harris
Howard
Elk County
Roosevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Fatal Niagara rock blast cuts two workers on Goat Island
Patrick Kelly lost both legs and Patrick Moakler was killed when a 200 pound rock hurled from Canada by a 1000 pound powder blast struck them on Goat Island near Niagara Falls. Coroner Slocum ordered a full investigation. Both men were over 60 and employed by the State Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Patrick Kelly
Niagara River
Canada
Patrick Moakler
Kelly
Moakler
Goat Island
Ontario Power Company
Horse Shoe Falls
Slocum
Spool of Thread Tragedy Floors Evansville Infant
In Evansville Indiana on November 3 a 16 month old boy, son of John F Klingelhofer, swallowed a spool of thread. His mother rushed him to a physician but the child died at the office. She fainted and remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
John F. Klingelhofer
Coal strike commission visits Hazelton region
The anthracite coal commission arrived in the Lehigh area and observed the Hazelton region by a special train. They toured a mine before noon and planned to cover the South Side this afternoon and the Panther district tomorrow as part of their inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Anthracite Coal Commission
Lehigh Region
Panther District
Indians celebrate birth of pappoose on Vandalia train
At Union Station in St Louis thirty copper colored Cherokees and Cheyennes held a war dance after a newborn Cheyenne baby arriving on the Vandalia train hours earlier was named forty Miles an Hour. The crowd disrupted a saloon but police dispersed the riot as the infant was christened on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Geronimo
Uncle Sam
Union Station
Pappoose
Milton
Minnie Strong
Murder of School Head by Bolomen in the Philippines
Manila Nov 3 D C Montgomery superintendent of schools in Oriental Negros was slain Friday by bolo men three miles from Dacelee. He was bound for Bacolod for a conference carrying a large sum of money. Six attackers killed him and looted funds. authorities pursued the robbers who were likely captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
D. C
Montgomery
Oriental
Negros
Ladrones
Dacelee
Bacolod
President Roosevelt undertakes Virginia return trip
A special train carried President Roosevelt and his party from Brady Virginia to Washington after an enjoyable outing. He was reported in excellent health. Earlier in Washington October 3 he arrived at 11 oclock and departed for New York at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
President Roosevelt
Washington
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
New York
Santa Fe Increases Wages for Mechanics on Main Line
The Santa Fe system announced a one percent wage rise affecting about twelve hundred skilled metal workers and helpers on the Chicago to Albuquerque main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Chicago
Albuquerque
Panama treaty talks suspended by Colombia protest
Colombian officials accuse Rear Admiral Casey of overstepping by challenging the Bogota in Panamanian waters prompting delays in 1846 treaty interpretations. Negotiations hinge on new instructions from Bogota as U S diplomacy reacts with surprise and concern. Meanwhile in Mount Vernon a store blaze reveals about 30,000 hidden cash under a bed and in false-bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Colombia
Legation
Casey
Bogota
San Francisco
Panama
United States
Golden Gate
Concha
State Department
Mount Vernon
D. C. Cook
Phoenix Block
Mr. Cook
B. Sulzer
Desperate Wyoming criminal escapes from state asylum
Thomas Larsh, a notorious Wyoming felon, broke from the Evanston state asylum after tearing handcuffs from his wrists, ripping bars from his cage, and removing bolts from masonry. A mounted posse hunts him as authorities offer a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Thomas Larsh
Wyoming
Larsh
Rawlins
The Remains of Mackay To Be Brought Home
The remains of John W. Mackay who died in London in July will be taken to the United States on Wednesday. Mrs Mackay and her daughter Princess Colona will accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John W. Mackay
United States
Woman Masquerades as Lad Plays Barber Shop Curio
A young woman disguised as a man impressed patrons at a Niagara Falls barbershop. Belle Chadsey of Chicago admitted she used male attire to earn a living after her parents died. Police treated the case as non prosecutable and she moved on to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Maloney
Belle Chadsey
Chicago
Buffalo
Illinois Gov illicits cattle quarantine amendment
Springfield Ill Nov 3 A proclamation by the governor amends the order excluding cattle from Kansas Texas and other states and Arizona and New Mexico territories to allow admission of such cattle after November 1 under Washington directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Illinois
Kansas
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Prospector Party Endures Sierra Madre Ordeal
Doctor Alonzo B Garrett, U S Consul at Nuevo Laredo, returns after 67 days with a prospecting party that faced a swollen river and mountain dangers. One member, Joseph Agen of Laredo, was stranded for ten days before rescue by locals. The trek included hostile rumors but the group reported no massacres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpache
Joseph Agen
Laredo
Agen
Mr. Agen
Garrett
Elections Update Shows Narrow Path to Ballot Victory
Fragmentary text indicates ongoing electoral process with hints of precincts, ballots, and potential outcomes. Mentions candidates and local voting procedures, but details are incomplete. Further clarification from official notices expected.
States prepare for nationwide elections across forty two
Washington announces elections in forty two states with Governor and other state officers, Congressmen, and judges or minor offices in various states. It notes Senate terms expiring in 1908 and lists parties and minor organizations fielding tickets across the nation.
Metal and Money Market Report
New York market cursory metal and money rates show Mexican 4 1 2s at 2934½ cents per unit, silver at 50 50s per ounce, copper at 11.65 1 8 745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Indications for Arizona Fair Today and Tuesday
The forecast calls for a fair day in Arizona with warmer conditions tonight and into Tuesday. Sunshine remains in the outlook with temperatures rising, easing into a warm pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Weather report from Tucson by Observer Wetmore
The temperature in Tucson today is 76 and 65 as reported by Observer E L Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
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