Moon and Weems Lead in Election Returns
Results of elections show R G Moon and R Weems leading in returns. The article compares current figures with results from one, two, and three years prior, highlighting shifts in support and voting patterns.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
6
Light Vote in Towa as Cummins Is Re-elected
Governor Cummins wins a large plurality in Iowa with about 70,000 votes, while Democrats report losses statewide. Returns show Republicans gaining seats in the legislature, with Kentucky and Massachusetts results favoring Democratic and Republican leads respectively. The overall pattern indicates varied shifts across states, with Cummins noting a near 70,000 plurality and observers noting Republican gains or losses in different counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kentucky
Ohio
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Rhode Island
United States
Pennsylvania
Towa
Cumiming
Tower House
Cummins
Cumming
Sullivan
Democratic State Central Committee
Unitoria
Chewie Judge
Mause
Senate
Louis- GO
Beckham
Democratic Party
Kentucky General Assembly
J. O
Blackburn
Senate of the United States
John J. Bates
William 4
Guston
Isthmus Panama Declares Independence Amid Turmoil
Panamanian independence movement erupts in Colon with 3000 armed men and key leaders captured. U S cabinet meets at the White House while warships and marines head to Panama to secure transit and support a de facto government likely to seek a treaty for the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Panama
Rannk
Vn Hur
White House
Neenntinen
State Department
Tanama
Tovar
Amayo
Colon
Carthagena
Obatdin
Roosevelt
United States
Wrahington
Naserty
Donnma Canal
Ehrman
Washington
Bogota
Minister Calls for Humane Death by Painless Drugs
Rev Merle St CG Wright of Lenox Avenue Catarina Church of New York tells the New York Medical Association he favors pulling ill from disease by painless agents. He argues that ending life with consent and family approval would spare torture and advance civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle St
CG. Wright
Lenox Avenue Catarina Church
New York
New York Medical Association
Our Coffee Consumption in Nineteenth Century Trade
The article notes half of world coffee production reaches the United States with over a million dollars spent weekly and exported. It compares German and French consumption to U.S. intake, citing vast per capita consumption figures and cross-border trade dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
France
Cummins Plurality Shifts Iowa House Hopefuls
Returns from Northwestern Iowa show a Cummins plurality around 60 000 with Republicans stressing a stable statewide floor and Democrats claiming gains of six to eight House seats. Des Moines dispatches report mixed margins, county by county tallies favoring Republicans in several districts while Democrats claim victories in Bremer Butler and Plymouth areas. Partial tallies indicate Cummins leading in Sioux, Sac, Buena Vista, and Monona counties with various county ticket outcomes across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Moines
Spence
Republican Cammittee
Jackson
Democratic Committee
Commins
Polk County
Des Moines
House
Thomas Stapleton
Iowa-Johnson
Hughes
Boland
Iowa County
Bremer-Butler
John Wade
Scribe
Orange City
Cummins
Sioux County
Alton
Nashua
Bullivan
Cumming
Hawarden
Buncombe
Logan
Qumming
Sullivan
Sioux Center
Ireton
Reading Township
Sac County
Sae City
Sae County
Schaller
Richland
Nulllvan
Buena Vista County
Storm Lake
Buena Vithta County
Monona County
Whiting
Lhriatic
Rat
Nes Moines
Burlington
Marsitall
Marshalltown
Shelby County
Harlan
Woodbury County
Cutrretson
Eleet
Ellerd
Super Valor
Vast county returns sweep to Republican gains
Across multiple counties in Iowa the early tallies show Republicans leading in governor and representative races. Cummins dominates in many counties like Crawford and Hamilton, with several towns reporting strong Republican majorities. Des Moines and Muscatine show mixed results but largely favor Republican county tickets, while some Democratic wins occur in pockets like Carroll and Des Moines counties.
Dyspeptic Question From Son Stirs Father’s Reply
A boy asks what dyspeptic means and receives a concise definition from his father. The brief exchange reflects a domestic scene cited by the Chicago Post in a compact, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Late Iowa Election News Show Large Cummins Lead
Pluralities for Cummins reach 81,802 with new returns from Monona, Polk, and Cherokee counties. O'Brien reports Whitmer defeating Donahue in the county race, while Kimball leads for senator by about 1,500. Republicans sweep most county tickets though some counties report mixed results and several totals hint at a Democratic presence in the legislature.
Tammany Man Wins Landslide in New York City Election
In New York City Tammany swept the city ticket by an overwhelming margin. Manhattan and the Bronx gave heavy supports to McClellan, Grant, and Kenneab, while Queens stayed Democratic and Richmond backed Low. The aldermen race gave Tammany near-total control, signaling strong national influence for Charles F. Murphy in future conventions and possible defeats for Hill and McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
New York
Odell
Forernor
Manhattan
Bronx
GE McLetean
New York County
McClellan
Grant
Kenea
Rreff Bridge
Plusaly
Martin We Lkleton
Hugh McLaughlin
Benoklyn
Queens
Richmond
Low
Board of Aldermen
Charles F. Murphy
Croker
Kelly
Hill
Democratic Party
Murphy
David B. Hill
Herrick Carries OHIO Lands Largest Majority in History
Ohio voters delivered Myron T Herrick a record Governor win by 126000 plurality. Republicans swept eighty seven legislative seats on joint ballot, ensuring Hanna’s re election while Clinton Clarke and other nominees carried key counties. Gorman also strengthened as a presidential contender amid a Democratic legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Hanna
Foraker
Col MT. Herrick
Johnson
John H. Clarke
Cuyahoga County
Herrick
Tanpua
Clarke
Mahoning County
Golden Rule
Jones
Toledo
Lucas County
Col. Herrick
Rhode Foland Re-elected Governor in Plurality Win
Rhode Foland defeated Samuel Pomroy by about 5,000 votes to win the governorship in a tight race. Republicans maintain control of the legislature and elected most state officers. A statewide bond proposal to finance canal work failed, with about 75,000 votes against. Denis O’Brien and other Republicans gained minor statewide offices amid the partial GOP gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Foland
Lucius F. C. Garvin
Samuel Pomroy
Colt
Puonsonaco
Denis O'Brien
Kas
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W John DL. Bates
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Weems
Greater
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Nebraska
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Reese Tam
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Cummina
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Supreme Court
A. Hiatino
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Pottawnattamie County
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Anadarko
Oklahomas
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Monona
Idalay County
Rosaita
Cummins Finaly
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Singerity
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Representive
Marshall County
Cranmina
Rae County
Tounton
Town
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Mahoska County
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Clinton County
Theodore Caraton
Pocahontas County
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J. H. Lowrey
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Davis
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Johnson-Iown
I. J. Leech
Cedar County
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Mills
T. J. Clary
Chickasaw
Henry Ritter
LL. L. Delano
Cusa
P. Wyland
Shelby
George W. Koontz
Tuymond
London
J. ¢. Hawkshaw
Tammany Man
McLellan
New York City
George B. McClellan
Beth Low
An’s Rei
Ohlo
Myron T
Warren
Harding
Walter D. Guilbert
William 8
McKinnon
Wade I. Ellis
N. Simmers
Edmund A. Jones
P. Works
Watkins
Arthur Pue Gorman
Bte
Yeagon A. Williams
Gorman
McComas
Smith
Lowndes
John D. Barnea
John L.sullivan
Fusion
University Regents
Mickey
Thompson
New York State
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