Freight and steel markets show strain amid shortages
The Weekly Trade Review notes rising railway expenses cutting earnings while October gross surpasses last year and 1900. Steel demand grows amid fuel shortages with prices uneven. mills struggle with scarce ore and higher locomotive demand. Wheat and corn exports edge lower week to week as weather slows retail demand and grain stocks tighten. Chicago reports slow retail activity. Moscow and Minneapolis grain stocks remain light as rail transport bottlenecks persist.
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New York
Fitana
B. G. Dun & Co
Frick Company
Ousput
He Rarions
United States Steel Corporation
Galea
Fronter
Headstreet
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Northwest
Elections in Forty-Two States Across the Union
The article outlines results from nationwide elections with governors, state officials, and Congressmen chosen in 42 states, plus delegates in several territories. It notes multiple state races, the election of legislators, and projected Republican control of the Fifty-eighth Congress led by a large GOP majority.
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Maine
Vérmont
Oregon
Aupreme Court
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
North Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Michigan
Kansas
Minnegota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
California
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Florida
Delaware
Utah
Washington
Montana
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
New Jersey
Arizona
Hawaii
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
United States
Republicans Sweep Several States in Broad Returns
In multiple states strong Republican shows emerge from incomplete returns. Illinois and Indiana tilt Republican with large margins. governors, treasurers, secretaries of state and speakers expected to align with GOP. Nebraska, South Dakota, Wisconsin yield GOP tickets and legislative majorities, while Minnesota and others hint at shifted control. Consistent GOP gains noted in Congress and state legislatures, with scattered Prohibition and Socialist votes.
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Kentucky
Joseph B. Foraker
Olle
Arthur FP. Gorman
Maryland
W. P. Dillingham
Vermont
Samuel B. McEnery
Mississippi
Vlee
von Tuesaday
New Hampshire
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alamo
Georgia
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Misuri
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South Dakota
Wisconsi
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Utah
Colorado
Nevada
Washington
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Oregon
Arkansas
Michigan
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Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Tennessee
Wisconsin
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Rhode Island
Socialista
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Wassrington
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Republican Party
United States
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General Assembly
Democrata
Cook County
Fred A. Busse
Bred A. Bubbe
Jon" Bisgnak
Col. Henderson
N. Horreld
G. W. Shaw
Treapuzer
Eeewnes
Golling
Charles W. Whvbanke
United States Senate
Mairbanks
Bhanera
Vic
Alabama
Arkauros
Delaware
Kentick
Louisiana
Missoni
New Jersey
North Carooina
Virginia
West Virginia
Newragska
Montgna
Idahy
Washbington
Ohio landslide gives Republicans sweeping gains
Ohio voters backed voting machines in Sixth and Thirteenth wards with inspectors’ reports favoring them. The Republican ticket led by Secretary Laylle and Judge Crew won big margins, yielding a GOP majority in the state House and Senate, and a strong statewide plurality superseding past records. The results reflect Hanna’s victory over Cleveland’s Johnson, with McKinley-era gains cited and a historic Republican plurality in a low total vote.
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Cougean
M. J. Wade
Congreéa
William Hoffman
Birdsall
Florace Boies
Ohio
Hanna
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
McKinley
Fanatics in a Frenzy Doukhobors Seek Messiah in Manitoba
A large 8 000 strong Russian Doukhobor sect, seeking the Messiah, travels through Manitoba. Reports say exhaustion and hunger afflict pilgrims, curbing their pacifist, vegetarian creed. The government has not halted the march. The group faces famine, scurvy, and internal fanaticism as they move toward Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Russia
Empresa
Sergius Tolatot
Christ
Winnipeg
Curiona
New York Fireworks Blast Kills Twelve in Madison Square
A massive explosion at Madison Square in New York late Tuesday night killed twelve and injured more than fifty when hundreds of pounds of fireworks detonated. The blast shattered windows on Madison Avenue and Broadway, with injuries described as severe. Police arrested the fireworks employer as rescue workers evacuated the injured and recovered the dead from the chaotic scene.
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Madison Avenue
24Th
25Th Streets
Fifth Avenue
Hoffman House
Bartholdi
Parkland
Broadway
28D Street
David Bishop
Madison, Avenue
Brooks
Emsployer
Century of John Wesley birth celebrated worldwide in 1903
Disjointed notes cite the two hundredth birth anniversary of John Wesley to be celebrated globally in June 1903, Tolstoi's rumored plan to settle in Bucharest for burial concerns, and mentions of varied church and educational milestones including Unitarian ordination dates, French Catholic Union appeals, Tufts College expansion, and North Bend Ohio beer ordinance.
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Methodus
Tolstoi
Bucharest
Hussia
James Shrigley
Philadelphia
Catholic Woman's Union of
France
Tufts College
Ity
North
Bend
Ohio
H. Ozborn
Methodiat African Missions
Soner
Midwest Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
A string of regional commodity quotations lists cattle hogs and sheep prices, along with grains and produce values from Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo and Buffalo markets. Prices vary by grade and weight with oats rye corn wheat and butter eggs and potatoes also included.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cayes Cincinnati
Corp
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
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