Democrats Sweep Most of State Ticket Amid Fraud Claims
New York voters delivered a sweeping victory for the Democratic ticket except for the treasurer race, as late returns showed a tight contest in some counties. Chanler led Brace by 15,000 in the governor race with several counties still uncounted, while Hearst’s influence was a topic of debate among Political factions and Independent League ballots.
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New York Nord
Cothralier
Republicacs
Hearst
New York
Torristr
Cuanler Woulfalll Hare
Ubasler
Beer Trem
Chanler
Brace
Fyvex
Colac
Orange
Fulton
Hoare
Nocklasd
Yates
Wal
Ubanler
Mothy J. Woodrat
Chatreen
Artera
Quevhs
Fueustnaen
Charles F. Murphy
Jeader
Taxminany Statl
Mearvc
Ohio election reports clash over secretary of state race
A Toledo style report shows conflicting claims as the Democratic and Republican committees dispute results for the secretary of state contest. Officials debate wording and thresholds amid calls for clarity on the tally, while mentions of insurance stock actions and building financing appear alongside the political debate.
Floods in Oregon Hit Northern Rivers Hard
Heavy rains in northern Oregon raise flood risk as the Willamette and Kantian rivers surge. The Southern Taethe bridge near Jefferson breaches, detouring traffic toward Corvallis. Floodwaters threaten homes along the Lebanon route and several rural areas report property damage and evacuations.
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Portland
Rapilly
Jemferron
Tralia
Corvatus
Lee Bom
Pushlae Walera
Lebanon
Minister Arrives at Panama Amid Turbulent Dispatches
Fragmented report describes a minister's arrival in Panama with aides and a gunny escort as tensions rise. Text mentions potential exposure of plans and a critical forecast by officials, while other lines reference a naval or political incident and a court sentence in a related frame.
Indictments by Grand Jury in Minneapolis
Indictments by the grand jury in Minneapolis allege freight rebates in railroad dealings. Great Northern, Chicago St Paul Minneapolis, and others face charges with minimum penalties of 1000 and maximum 2000 per count. No railroad officials were indicted. testifying witnesses were not charged. Special agent H R Deenan led the inquiry. indictments list several railroads and related firms with counts of rebates and related frauds.
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Mionewpick
Mion
Grand Jazz
Minneapolia
al Yarent Slacer
Pwalblitty of
Aux Criminal Act
Live Grale ¢Ytapanica
Frain
Co Sakiung
Alther Grawn Company
H.R. Denean
Great Northern Stallroad Company
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha Kallman Company
W. PB
Devereage Company
Mecaull Dineen Company
Dr. DeWalt
Abies Broske Company
Dotaih
Uiteat Northers
Spencer Gran Company
Aden Ureeka Company
Bulath
Superior Ming Company
McCaw
Pinsmere Rompany
Deverenue
Panseeone
Kieagy
Mingeapoliand
Otsaha
Spence
Rain Company
Rifts &Hunts
Mecontin Central
Smanvapels & St. Lasuls
Sipenere Grain Company
Recebtan
Cuntessisne
Farmers Remembered Him New York Nor sk
Fragmentary OCR notes recount political campaigning and candidate contrasts in a New York district. References to Walworth Portes and Weathered district, with mentions of canvass effort, opposition statements, and voter sentiment amid an unsettled race.
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New York
Tuchester
Hirlane
Waleworth
Portes
Bla
A Lesson in Victory Sew Yer Nov Times Gules
A garbled newspaper snippet quotes Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte praising Mr Hughes and noting his strong showing in New York. The passage hints at preparations to address questions raised by his supporters in a cautious, prudent manner.
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Bonaparte Weessing
Hughes Fae Beet
New York
Patterson Defeated in Denver Senate Race Report
A garbled report from Denver notes Patterson defeated with references to a major joint ballot and an upcoming United States Senate election to succeed Thomas M. Patterson. The text mentions a mix of party names and figures, but details are unclear and partly illegible.
Building 10 Be Anchored by Cables In Wind
Wind pressure is expected to be severe, prompting precautionary steps to protect Building 10. Engineers will reinforce anchor points and ensure cables are properly tensioned to withstand gusts and prevent façade damage. Local authorities advise monitoring weather updates.
California 18 Republicans in New York race details scare
fragmented OCR notes describe a 62 foot high steel scaffold near Liberty Street with wind effects and immense weight, discussing governors candidates Rezaillean and Tet and a Democrst tally, including an Independent and 89,062 Lang votes and a 126 don measurement, with references to an anchor plate and foundation lines.
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New York
Liberty
Ulett
Rezaillean
Wlameter
de Tet
Bell
Don
Independent
Police Detail on San Francisco Robbery Case
Police announce progress in unraveling a gang linked to a sensational robbery and murder in San Francisco. Witnesses describe five suspects including the 18 year old Legis Vy Danner and Harry Kearny, who claimed a Potsom term. Capt. Dube issues a public photograph to aid capture of the alleged accomplice Edward Stott.
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San Francheca
John Plemien
Alten
Legis
Mallowe
Harry Kearny
Ap Ef Conriet
Potsom
Latelisy
Tae Bien En
Allan Bimpaca
West Priser
Bacramwento
Tame
Gan Franciena
Blemsen
Taboer
Union Street
Hetty
Dube
Weller
Slemnes
Danier
Edward Stott Alles
Boot
Lom Angeles County
General Crozier Warns of 12 inch Gun Weakness in Warburg Campaign
General Crozier, chief ordnance, reports on an 18 inch naval gun's performance and the flaws in fortification ranges. He claims improvements in protective measures would reduce cost and allow rapid deactivation, noting limitations in firing range and rate.
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Crozie
Warbington
Drte
Willan Croaler
Orenare
Cromer Minke
Atroy Uhr
Tangier
United States
Unclear fragmentary race result missed by small margin
Defeated by a small margin, the report shows a contested race with several names including Toantta and Sov. The text appears garbled but indicates a close vote outcome and subsequent political responses.
Central and Western Railroads Convene Over Freight Car Rates
A November meeting in Chicago of the Central and Western railroads discusses fleet car shortages and the cost of freight car usage on lines not owned by the railroads. Rates may rise from 25 to 11 cents per car, with owners retaining cars when not in use.
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Chicago
Me Central
Legeer
Wien
Meralee Cy unit plans January meat shipments
An unidentified American company announces in January plans to commence operation of nine AIPAMARI Apeehh Wetwren facilities in New York and Hutntala in coordination with Tehaantenec National valleay. Twelve ships will be pie neTuice on the pie. More details outline ply between New Vet and other Contractors.
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Merlee Cy
Amisniean Vawallan Areanislie Company
Wil
New York
Ant Hutntala
Ube Tehaantenec National Valleay
Meare
Fred
Louisiana judge Parrot funeral drew vast turnout
A Louisiana court scene followed Judge George R. Parrot’s death with a large public gathering near the capitol. Friends and supporters, including Dr. Aldrich and others, crowded the street as tributes and explanations were offered, while calls for a quick inquiry into the cause echoed from attendees.
Montana Republicans gain slim state majority in legislature
Helens Mont Nov 8 Reports from every county show the legislature will test a senator and will consist of 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats giving Republicans a majority of 13 on rotation. Early returns indicate Republicans hold the state at large with 5 009 plurality in the congressional race. Some counties show surprising results with Democrats losing seats to Republicans in several districts.
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Bitvey
Rome
New York's New Water Supply Plan Begins
New York starts construction on the citys first section of a massive aqueduct project valued at about 161000 dollars for the first phase. Four years are set for completion with a December delivery target and an estimated initial section cost around 5400000 dollars. The project runs from the origin near Leggett and Hustere to a western route toward a distant terminal.
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New York
Eyrem
Frogth
Cember UK
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Aqueduct
Legteg &¢ Hustere Tok
Weateleayer
Odell Pleased By Hughes Election Victory
Newburgh New York November 8 Governor Odell expresses pleasure at the election of Mr Hughes. He says the administration justifies the prime town's support and argues the Republican party will meet public demand for betterment and reform in Indiana and Lena to the same expectations of politicians.
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Eadireemor Odell
Hughes
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Republian
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Lena
Cancer Cured by Prompt Action Lecture Claims
A garbled report describes an event at the University of Chicago where speakers promote alleged cancer cures. It mentions Dr. Bena and others asserting cures and urging public belief, amid accusations of scams and misleading remedies.
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Faleaga
Nicketas
Emers
Chicago
Bena
Dereleteas
Jemane
Canmer
Dr. Senn
Soory Will Commence Action at Pupils Today
Fragmented OCR text reports an event starting soon, with references to Warkieetem and Sevan ties among pupils. Limited readable detail prevents full confirmation of names, places, or exact actions.
Attorney General to hear taad lating case against band
The Attorney General will immediately take up the question of taad lating proceedings against the Band and Ol rasopany, entering the anthirust law.
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Wil
Young Man Declared Insane in Angier Case
New York papers report Alfred Fr a young man from BL Loult was arrested October 12 charged with managing the estate of actress Margaret Angie. A shelli jury yesterday adjudged him insane and a guardian was named to handle her affairs. Freund, 30, son of Sigmund Treand, a St. Louis department store proprietor, followed Angri across the country for years.
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New York
Alfred
Loult
Margaret Amgie
Shelli
Misa Angin
Sigmund Treand
St. Louis
Harahan’s Statement On Maintaining Road Operating Methods
Harahan president of the road states there will be no changes in operating methods amid a possible merger and affirms continued amicable relations with all meeting lines. He notes the office is in Chicago and emphasizes no preference for any of the present partners.
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New York
Haratan
Liaete Central Road
Gait
Chicago
Roosevelt to Leave in the Morning Amid Naval Transfer
A fragmented report notes President Roosevelt and his party departing by sea toward Panama aboard the battleship from the Delaware, with escort ships en route. The vessel carries lifeboats, provisions, and crew to handle possible mishaps, as the party moves to the Panama region.
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Newe
Way Navy
Loutviame
Corsapeake
Froverett
Iit
Hard
Delphic
Capes
Panama
Lomory Te Gorning
Kansans Divided As Governor Race Rumors Swirl
Early reports from Topeka show both Republican and Democratic leaders claiming victory in the Kansas governor race. Republican chair Charles Crammer touts Edward Hoch’s lead by about 1000 votes with results from all but nine counties tallied. Democrat R. Ryan counters with Harris’s apparent win, while official counts will determine the final outcome. The public mood favors the party opposing the Democratic majority, signaling a tense, partisan tally as returns continue.
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Kew
Nur
Mockek
Repubicans
Democrata
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Republican Central
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Hoch
Wilam A. Martin
Crammer
Hoeh
Bites
Stanton
Braford
Newa
Morton
Norton
Meede
Hamilton
Grast
Moe
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Crottal
Harris
Ryan
Slettia
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W. A
Harels
Wulong Iy
City faces mass front precincts as court orders removals
New York officials announce plan to trim building fronts encroaching on Fifth Avenue and surrounding streets after supreme court ruling. If enforced, numerous structures along Fifth, Thirty-fourth Street and adjacent blocks would relinquish portions of sidewalks and architectural features to restore street line.
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Supreme Court
Hrickertocker Trust Co
Iia
Fifth Greeve
Thirty-fourth Street
Lng Nhe
Corporati
Ellieen
Pithareng
Arenua
Eherty
Parislag Cafe
Corporation | Counsel
Sith
Ela
Waldert Astoria
Depew to Attend Events and Golf Trips in Late 19th Century Notes
A garbled notice mentions Senator Tepew from New York planning appearances and travels. It refers to a caterer, a move to a town house in November, and a December departure for Washington. It notes extensive golf and vacations, with remarks on his improving condition.
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New York
Tepew
Ani
San
Washington
Saate Merenes
Enatar Oopes Apende
Timmy
Aatamin Pilin
Tigs
Amine Pate
Ta Beatris
New York Hippodrome Managers Clash Over Control
A report notes New York Hippodrome principal owner New York Whre potromne and managers Shutert and An Horse clashing over theater control. They reportedly plan more cabere ates as preparations continue for a new show while working through management disputes.
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New York
Pineipal
Mesare
Shutert
Anternon
Auald Roth
Fraud Claim Shocks Kansas Race for Attorney General
Topeka Kansas November reports allege Democratic candidate Darli Overmeier accuses Republican leaders of trying to oust Harris. Overmeier cites doubts about counted votes and past similar efforts, claiming irregularities and pressure at various localities as the official tally proceeds.
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Topeka
Kun
Darli Overmeyer
Jatay
Interthor
Ax Raylox
Willian A. Harrie
Overme
Harris
Kannea
Willetts
Ana
Betare
Bare Bret
Axalary
Toraday Wight
LSD
Private exteriorist noted in Boston linked expedition member
Fragmentary report mentions Dr Conte Del amere Ureto of Boston Walter Sibley Beatle Probit C Parker Co as a private exterior on Dr Cooke. explorer Bee linked to Peary expedition of 119. The piece praises Mr Schinley height and Park logtown candidacy, with teaser on the upcoming campaign and a digression on local figures.
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Delamere Ureto
Boston
Walter Sibley
Beatle
Probit C. Parker
Cooke
Bee
Peary
Schinley
Siren
Hs Vancas
Berley Ting figure dies at home after long career
A former college athlete and notable local figure known as “the berley ting” died here yesterday at the age of a man. He had a storied career in South Mionesia and was widely respected in Camerotta and Pd. Oneil Bead. The death marks the end of an era for the community and sports fans alike.
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Camerotta
Collficmatre
South Mionesia
Roan
Bank cash loss and theft reported with unclear details
An item describes a bank cash loss involving a teller and a theft at Milwatttee area with amounts 44121 and 61220 possibly linked to an unknown man, noting a teller’s momentary distraction and hurried escape amidst a contemporaneous incident. The fragmented report mentions police, a clerk, and a suspect, without clear names or dates.
Robbery at Harry & Company Furs Store
Thieves broke into the Harry & Company store at night and carried off furs valued at about 15,000 to 30,000 dollars. Police work on the case continues with potential arrests planned as investigators trace the stolen goods to their hidden marks and routes.
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New York
Robb
Harry & Company
Tere
Dande Fay
Democrats Elected in Ohio Report From Toledo Tulsa
Fragmentary note reports Democrats winning in Ohio with scattered names and references to Toledo and Tulsa. Text is garbled but indicates election results and opposingIndependent or party mentions amid unclear details.
Buried beside a Vanderbilt in New York cemetery
Nov 4 report of Mary Jane Wil Magid a Black servant who served Mrs Vanderbilt and was buried near her in the Vanderbilt family plot at Green-Wood cemetery. The article notes the servant’s death and the connection to the Vanderbilt name, with ambiguous details surrounding prior events.
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New York
Mary Jane Wil Magid
Juba
Berird
Grertoud
Vanderbilt
Money
Megresa
Sam Yay
Educational bill outlines new funding and program shifts
A fragmented report describes a large educational bill proposed last night. It seeks to expand funding authority and may allow changes to tuition assistance, school programs, and teacher support. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Tahe Educationa
McKinley Expedition Members Return From Alaska Summit
In May the Coone party reached Mount McKinley in Alaska and presented the summit report after their ascent. The narrative recalls the expedition’s progress and notable moments from their climb.
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Soode
Fredere
AJ Vuobe
Hisakles
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