Ohio election echoes fuel Hanna presidential talk in Cleveland
The Nov 5 Ohio returns show Hanna denying a presidential bid despite Republican gains. Herrick leads governor race with 186,132 county plums, Johnson trails with 20,476. Legislature leans Republican in the House 84 to 21 and Senate 20 to 4. Other notes cover Drevault’s miners union win and Iowa and Maryland results.
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Tremendous Popularity of the Canal Idea Hugh McLaughlin's Comment
New York returns show canal amendment leading with a large majority across boroughs. Hugh McLaughlin the Brooklyn Democratic leader commented that the people are the jury and must abide by the result. Beckham likely to break a state record with a large Democratic plurality in Kentucky.
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Louisville
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Campbell Narrowly Tops Wilson for Colorado Supreme Court
Early returns from Colorado’s election show Campbell winning the state justice race by about 7,000 votes. Wilson carried only eleven of fifty nine counties with his strongest showing in Denver.
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Wilson
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San Francisco Mayor Vote Totals Revealed
San Francisco registrar Walsh released official mayoral results showing Schmitz of United Labor with 26 016 votes Crocker the Republican 10 021 PF K Lane the Democrat 12 578 and F R Whitney the Socialist 1004 lead to the final tally across the city.
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Packing House Strike Likely Spreads to Kansas City
Packing house workers in Kansas City prepare for a general strike following the Chicago sausage makers strike. Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers union officers have been told to ready for a strike order.
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butchers’ Union
Double slayings afterMid dle Fork fight near Jackson Kentucky
In Jackson Kentucky two men died after a late night clash on Mid dle Fork six miles west of town. Jacob Spencer lured Curtis Gross from his home and shot him. Curtis Gross's 18 year old son Samuel Gross stabbed Spencer in the same incident.
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Education report shows over 15 million pupils enrolled nationwide
The commissioner of education reports the last fiscal year enrolled 15,025,887 pupils in common schools, about 20 percent of the population. The average daily attendance for 1902 was 10,409,273.
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Commissioner of Education
Chicago University Condemned by Nebraska Presbytery Delegates
Delegates at the Nebraska City presbytery meeting in Lincoln declared the University of Chicago unorthodox and disapproved as a beneficial college for Christian workers, reflecting a theological clash over its education.
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Sheldon State Bank Closed. Brown Named President
Sioux City dateline reports the Sheldon State Bank of Sheldon Iowa has been closed with Edward Brown Iowa railroad commissioner as president. Receiver W R Ady appointed. Assets 225000 liabilities 175000. Depositors to be paid in full.
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Russians Occupy Mukden, Russian Troops Take City
London cabling from the Daily Mail's Tien-Tsin correspondent reports 10 000 Russian troops have occupied Mukden, signaling a major shift in the siege and control dynamics in the region.
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Bridge Company a Trust in Court Fight Over Damages
Portland Mining company files answer in federal court denying breach of contract by American Bridge Company and alleging the bridge firm is a trust within United States Steel Corporation. Portland counters with $145,036 damages claim and says work was not completed on time. The suit involves Gillett Herzog Manufacturing company and claims pendant unfinished work.
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United States Steel Corporation Emerges from Combination
The entity forms as part of a broader amalgamation involving major steel interests. Key players include United States Steel Corporation aligning with historical industry players. The move signals consolidation in the steel sector and potential shifts in production capacity.
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Protest Over Sale Proceeds for Bondholders Foreclosure
Detroit reports the Michigan Telephone Co sale at the county court by M Harris Chicago for 41 100 000 to a bondholder syndicate. All other bids were 4 000 000 by AT&T representative Gical Be Meaney New York. Upset price 2 500 000. George W Harriman boasted protest on behalf of stockholders. Real's Run crash killed two crew and injured one.
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Mielgan Telephone Company
M. Harris
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George W. Harriman
Boeten
Seventy Seventh American Humane Meeting Opens in Cincinnati
The twenty seventh annual meeting of the American Humane Association opened in Cincinnati for a three day session with Mrs. M T Armor of Cincinnati presiding at the opening exercises as president of the Ohio society.
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American Humane Association
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Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and Lower Michigan
Official weather forecast up to tonight shows threat of showers in Illinois Indiana and Lower Michigan with cooler air and brisk northerly winds. Wisconsin and Iowa expected fair conditions with brisk northerly winds.
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Chicago markets and East Buffalo live stock reports
Estimated receipts for cattle hogs and sheep for the day are given with price ranges for various classes. A wreck near Caledonia killed two railroad workers as a Big Four yard engine and freight cars derailed east of Caledonia after colliding with cattle.
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Minor quake felt in Evansville on November 5
A slight earthquake shock was felt in Evansville Indiana but it caused no alarms or damage. No injuries were reported and residents described the tremor as brief and minor.
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Recognition Is Asked for Panama Independence
A Panamanian revolutionary government seeks U S recognition while awaiting official word. The State Department declines to commit, noting de facto status if a government is in effect. Meanwhile naval authorities act to prevent bloodshed and protect life on the isthmus.
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Deadly Fog Shuts Down Kansas City Cable Car Collision
A fog bound crash on the Twelfth street viaduct killed Nellie Luscombe and injured fifty one others, many shop girls returning from Kansas City to Missouri stores. The dead girl, 60, was crushed and a pencil sized steel fragment pierced her skull. Several injured face likely death including Carrie Mooney and Herman Watkins while seventeen others suffered various injuries and five have broken bones.
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Assassination Strikes Armenian Delegates in London
Sagatel Sagouni head of the Armenian revolutionary society is slain in London near Peckham Rye. Two delegates to the Armenian convention, Agram Grigorian and Sigran Samicianand, are killed from behind. a third member is wounded as the left handed assailant shoots himself after a failed escape.
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Sigran Samicianand
Riot of Mill Laborers at Illinois Steel Plant
More than a hundred Poles and Italians rioted at the Illinois Steel plant in South Chicago demanding jobs. They shattered windows and attempted to force entry, injuring several before police dispersed them. They then looted and wrecked Thomas Walsh’s saloon after spending their remaining money.
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Two of Whom Are Already Dead Fire Result Montpelier Incident
Nov 5 Montpelier Indiana report about a fire started with gasoline that left two people dead. The brief item notes Grover as a name connected to the event and implies a fatal outcome from the blaze.
Chamberlain Criticizes Cobdenism in Birmingham Speech
Joseph Chamberlain addressed about 8 000 Birmingham townsmen at a rally in Tiverton Hall Birmingham focusing on free trade and imperial unity. He argued the United States would not abandon manufacturing and urged English voters to choose tariffs that protect colonies and industry.
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Sam Parks Announces Resignation and Conviction Stand
From a New York cell Sam Parks declares he'll resign as walking delegate and as a member of the Housesmiths and Bridgemen unions to serve his prison term. He says he is out of the labor movement forever, not seeking a new trial, and expresses regret only for his wife.
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Beavers Targeted by Six DC Bench Warrants
The District of Columbia Supreme Court issued six alias bench warrants for the arrest of George W. Beavers, formerly head of the salary and allowance division at the Post Office Department, who is currently in New York.
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Weather reports use New York time standardized across stations
A Detroit Free Press note explains the Weather Bureau uses Eastern Time for all observations and reports to ensure simultaneous data from nationwide stations. It adds that volunteers and newspaper writers may use other time standards, but corrections are made to Eastern Time when compiling official records.
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Is your daughter happily married Mrs Cashleigh
A light exchange about Mrs Cashleigh and her daughter focusing on marriage and social clubs. The remark notes both spouses are devoted to their clubs and often spend weeks apart.
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