Hochs Election Prospects Stir Nevada Races
Fragmented OCR report from Topas Nebraska and nearby areas notes Hochs as Republican contender with Democrats claiming edge in 18 counties. Indications show Harris leads in Marion County by 134 votes while Douglas Gantry trails by 134 in another district. Legislative and senatorial race details hint at a broad Republican upsurge, with postal fraud case linked to Bristow and Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topas
Nev
Gor
We Hoch
Uhough
eDnorratic
Willem A. Marcie
Harris
Prarty
Apecal Prasa
Marion County
Hoch
Douglas Gantry
Indy
Repubian
Meneon
Charles Cure
Firscleteiet
Doarph L. Bristow
Hearth Ansistant Portmaster Genecsl
Sho Woo Protaipetec & Faw
Return of partial results hints at Democratic gains
In Des Moines the return of postal ballots suggests Democrats may secure a plurality of 5 409 with Tracy Leer and Hatlltoz winning in the first district. Republicans claim a legislature majority of at least 89 on joint ballot and a possible reelection for Col. Meer to the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
Mes Porter
Dem
Yad
Jowan
Democratie
Tracy Leer
Firat
Hatlltoz
Jonathan
Col. Meer
United States Senate
London View Of American Election editorial
A London view critiques the American election result as reported by The Daily Telegraph and other papers. It notes mixed editorials on intervention by President Roosevelt era figures, praises or condemns the parties involved, and references the board of directors and recent maneuvers affecting management and public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawton
Sov
Arttelow
New York
Telaranh
Malleau
Wodand
The
Tribune
Matt
Ehard Croker
Chronicle
Nylaton
Sturphy
Harriman to Control the Illinois Central Rail Line
New York reports J T Harriman elected president of the Illinois Central system as he moves to control a vast transcontinental railroad network. The maneuver would link from New York to La Frontera and Portland, with a network approaching 19,000 miles of track valued above 1.7 billion dollars. Directors opposed by some backed Harriman, while others resisted proxies limiting his influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. T. Hara
Tiffgota Central Railroad
Atlantic
Pacife O¢Wan
Allcots Central
Great Lakea
Galt
Allande
Baie Hera
St. Hartitian
Abe
Baltimore & Unb Wey
Baltimore & Oi Coxmany
Pence
Irania Railroad Company
Teken
Harriman
Lara James
Waraban
Cenr
Cii
Mr. Haluahen
John Dsere Anton
John W. Aucataelons
Stopere W. Civelet
Daliey
Marana
Pivine Covassna
Disfranchisement Sparks Russian Labor Vote Shakeup
A cabinet member backed sweeping reform in Russia that would strip thousands of poorer workers of the vote, reshaping electoral power as the government moves to redraw the suffrage with a shorter parliament and a major revision of electoral law amid civil tensions and labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuoa
Russia
Ouistta
Tartary
Bodalfo
Tatload
Great Tate
Count White
Tyotere
ThlaoBlelal
Wwemler
Fragmented report on sixtieth congress mendering and papers
The article recounts chaotic notes on the sixtieth congress with misread returns and rumors about papers and political figures. It mentions a Hungarian premier and a servant scandal tied to a railroad station and a postponement of events in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansen
Weberly
Peter
Saea
Ute
Presiter
Vienna
With the President and Others Conference on Peace Quest
Civil leaders meet with the president to discuss war and peace prospects. Ambassadors exchange views on easing tensions and restoring order amid mounting international strains.
Fiess Kwang and Labor Leaders Stage Canal Policy Debate
A conference today between President Hoosevelt and Samuel Gompers along with several American Federation of Labor representatives discussed the Pearce bill and canal policy. The administration pledged a four act plan in government service and to convene labor representatives with their attorney to coordinate action. Gompers avoided pledges but urged timely justice while parties debated best methods to apply labor standards to the Sanat Canal administration and related matters. The meeting included Frank Merriam and James O'Conner. returns from districts suggested Republican strength, with party lines shaping the tone of future congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiess Kwang
Hoosevelt
Sarmuel Gompers
Falerstipg of Labor
Pearre LI
Plent
Act Stata
Vampers
Dutei
Tabor
Sanam Canal
Sark
United States
Federation
Cumalder
Congress
Guppe Avoe
Frank Merriain
James O'Conner
California Returns Inconclusive As Vote Counts Dart
San Francisco November 7 California returns from the state survey show a uncertain result with small precincts and cities reporting poor machines. The Republican central committee claims Gifford has near the governorship by a slender margin over Bell while the Independence league and Democratic claims differ as full recounts arrive. Initial tallies from 128 of 260 precincts suggest a tight race with Gifford leading by a small margin. data from 2902 precincts remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jagda
Alvo W
Agures
Central Committee
Giffert Han Berg
Xovernor
Bell
Wero
Bane Don
Democratic
Rlaim Fa
Sis
Panedon
Porto mics elections reveal party shifts across seven inland districts
The Unionist party won all seven inland districts while Republicans captured no municipalities. In San Juan the Urbonist ticket barely held, and Arecibo saw a Labor Federation surge with a $1090 contribution. American Labor backed Pederson in a notable showing amid election excitement but overall disturbances marked a day of unusually high fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Union- Int
San Juan
Arecibo
Federation of Labor
Return from Europe on special interim for state period
Aalimory reports Prof. Jacob Hy Voltaguer was returned after a thre meshes up theitape during a special interim for the state ile perioent. Hollander declined to discuss the trip but it is understood the purpose abroad was to secure the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalimory
Jacob Hy Voltaguer
Hollander
Washington
Plan of Adjustment for Dominican Republic Creditors
Assent of foreign creditors to a plan of adjustment for the Dominican Republic's debts is reported as successful. Principal creditors attended to the terms proposed, including U S administration of customs during the continuation of the debt plan. The treaty on this subject remains pending before the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domingo
Slaten Tenate
Exact Location of Magnetic Pole
New York reports two zinc boxes on the Scandinavian liner Hellguts headed to Christiania guarded by four armed men containing dememcorde by Capt Roald Amundsen who located the magnetic pole years ago and says the real location will be determined after a three year study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hellguts
Christiania
Roald Amundsen
Corts Vanla
Amundsen
Independence League Statement From New York City Quarters
A November message from Independence Warne headquarters in New York reports that upstate returns show Sir Sextet down but Indepence party claims Hearst vote was undercounted in many counties. The statement asserts votes should be added to Hearst totals to correct the figures as of last night. Captain William Astor is named in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frost Upstate
Mr Hearst
Ali Bate
Mr. Hearst
Election boards delayed count amid Hearst vote irregularities
Cripler claimed that a primary opponent sought mandamus to force counting of Independence Teague for Mr Hearst. Reports indicate uncounted Independence Jeague votes for Mears in Erie and Allegheny and districts across Clinton Cattaraugus Herkimer Wayne Albany Onondiga and Washington counties. The brief notes vote drops tied to emblem of scales and suggests weather and campfire turnout affected registration and total votes cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripler
Urother Teebert
Hearst
Mears
Eriessid
Allegheny
Jane
Clinton
Cattaraugus
Herkimer
Students Leave After College Stabbing Incident
In Jackson Florida on November 1, a riotous crowd at Centenary College dispersed after a statement denouncing Prof Moncreiff ten weeks after he stabbed Thay C C Mer, president of the college. Moncreiff claimed self defense as authorities, amid a tense atmosphere, investigate the stabbing and subsequent fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeckson
Enite
Centrary College
Ber
Moncriet
Thay
Moneslat
Moncreiff
Miller
Directors Re-elected at Chicago Burlington & Quincy Meeting
At the annual meeting in Chicago, the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad re-elected all retiring directors. Robert Hacon resigned as chairman and John P. Palmedes of New York was chosen in his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Caerphon
Robert Hacon
John PF. Palmede
New York
Bacon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deanble Urestivt
Minke As
Dappeliecs
Wyersine
Waaca Neuletis
Rae
Kansas
Chicago
Trea
Conalsetarim
Abeweitehmen
AK Awaebmes
Jowa Returne
Cunmine
Algnaaerque
Alf Wenen
Bradladd Regulator Co
Atlanta
Society
Utah Light and Railway CO
Campbell
EW. Wade
Thuan Denstein
Pia Frame
Cab
London
Yauerd
Directarn
Mitrhiana Weld
Directoss
Fist
Contentin
Artieg
Bere
Yard
Ardon
Illinois Central
Parific Ocean
Mendership
House of Representatives
Chiesa
Nav. K
Hepolilteans
Grevamén
Democrats
Toltowa
Hurg
Arian Pramier Hee
Mineas
California
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Kansar
Maryland
Missouri
Montana
Vermont
Serpe Oo Laver Questiers
Washington Avenue
Republic Roanty Committee
Iillain
Srewal
Dutesn A
McKinlay
W. A. Beart
Ood
Jatr Coop
la No Chisa
Interior
Gillett
Porto
Unionist Party
Ing Vletory
Europe
Prof. Hollander
Thia
Ersathe
Amundaes
Hien
Norway
Independence League
Acto
Sanke
Dhale Worth
Asuilly
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!