Queer Animal Traps and Deadly Lures in Nature
An illustrated piece warns of misleading animal traps that act as deadly lures in the Midwest and California oil regions. Rabbits and waterfowl fall for artificial habitats near oil lines and waterways, leading to mass deaths as pipes clog and lines break. The essay notes the ecological tragedy from these traps and the high toll on wildlife, including specific habitats and species.
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Deputy Wounded In Indiana Polls Report
Dispatches describe Deputy Baer Peter Faller shot and wounded in Terre Haute while a suspect name Mitchell faced self defense claims. Reports mention Governor Gisynir All One Way In Teas Diadlas and Democratic nominers, with New York election moves and poll costs noted amid a complex, fragmentary account of November voting events.
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Senators Elected in 1914 Include Party Mix Across States
The article lists Senate elections held November 3 1914 with party totals and candidates. It names elected senators by state including Democrats Republicans and progressives, noting vacancies and terms expirations March 3 1915. It covers House membership and current party standings.
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Roosevelt Silent On New York Victory In Election Night
In Crater Bay New York on November 4 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt offered a restrained reaction to Whitman’s gubernatorial win Sullivan likely carried Tl fneis and Beveridge trounced in Indiana. He declined to comment beyond a brief "I have nothing to say" and later hesitated noting uncertainty about the plan.
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G O P Wins In Connecticut In National Vote
Returns indicate Brandegée Republican elected senator and Holcomb Republican governor in Connecticut with broad Republican gains. In 90 towns Baldwin Democrat leads Senate race. Tingle Democrat for governor trails. Prohibition defeated across states voting on statewide ban. Colorado uncertain. California Washington Oregon and Arizona vote against prohibition by large margins. Minnesota shows Republican strength with a Democratic governor elected for the first time in two decades. Hammond wins as Democratic governor amid campaign absence due to duties in Washington.
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Progressive wins shake solid South in Louisiana race
New Orleans reports W. P. Martin, a progressive, unseating a Democrat in Louisiana's Third District. In New York, Whitman leads over Gov. Glyn by about 3,000 votes as returns near complete. James S. Wadaworth is elected Senator by a large margin over James W. Gerard.
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Election Returns Across States Highlight Party Gains
Denver reports show Republicans sweeping statewide offices in Colorado with George Carlson leading. Arkansas notes Clark's senate victory and Democrats sweeping the state. Oklahoma and Alabama results indicate Gore’s reelection and Underwood’s senate win. Nationally Republicans claim gains in the House. observers track Senate outcomes.
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Language of Our Drama and Fashion Fads Explored
A fragmented historical piece examines origins of sock and buskin terms, fashion handwriting trends, and a humorous dialogue about romance. It includes stray quotes about theatrical attire, penmanship fashion, and a casual judge’s remark on a girl’s letter writing. The text features mis-spellings and garbled lines.
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Hoke Smith Re-elected Senator in Georgia Victory
Hoke Smith, a Democrat, has won re election as United States Senator in Georgia by a large majority. The announced result shows Smith retaining the Senate seat with strong statewide support.
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Atlanta
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