Democratic Victory in New York State Legislature Election
Bix elected governor as full Democratic ticket dominates New York results with a majority over 100,000. Roosevelt silent but pledged to continue the fight while Beveridge suffers defeat. Republicans lose control of the New York Legislature on joint ballot.
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Indiana
John W. Kern
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Albert J. Beveridge
NY Poll Results Signal Democratic Sweep Across State
The article notes John A. Dix’s nomination and a Democratic landslide with Republicans losing seats from Maine to Ohio. It cites gains in the New York legislature and a reduced Senate majority, plus a notable Hearst vote decline and local contests in Geneva Hornell Niagara Falls and Poughkeepsie.
Dix Urges Reform and Honest Administration
Thompson New York November 9 John A Dix said the crisis was met by sober common sense of good citizenship. He noted the door for reform retrenchment and honest administration has opened and as governor he will adhere to strict performances of party platform pledges.
Stimson Telegram Congratulates Dix on Election Win
New York on November 9 reports Henry L. Stimson sending a telegram to John A. Dix. Stimson says the present returns indicate Dix’s election and extends congratulations and good wishes for the success of his administration.
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New York
Henry L. Stimson
John A. Dix
Democratic victories bloom across the nation in 1894 elections
The Democratic party claims major gains nationwide with governors elected in New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut and Ohio while gaining seats in the U S House and threatening the Senate. John A Dix wins New York governor by about 61000 votes and Col Roosevelt loses his district Nas s au county and likely his congressional seat.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Aldrich
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Sugar Trust
Roosevelt silent as Dix victory reaches Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay reports absolute silence from Col Roosevelt after Dix’s win. Kermit Roosevelt returns from Harvard to vote as reporters await a statement from the colonel, who declines to comment while fearing the outcome of the governor’s race.
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Poison plot suspected in Buckwheat cake deaths at Slocum
Four members of Moses Millington's family in Slocum township near Wilkes Barre fell ill after eating buckwheat cakes. Millington and his 4 year old son Joseph died in convulsions while two daughters recovered but remained seriously ill. Coroner Dodson ordered an investigation into possible accidental contamination at the mill or malicious tampering with the buckwheat.
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Wilkesbarre
Moses Millington
Slocum Township
Millington
Joseph
Dodson
Witn Millington
Woman Injured as Vicious Horse Bolts
Mrs William Ogden of near Newberg De Catur county sustained three broken ribs and internal injuries after a vicious horse bolted while the couple prepared to ride. Her husband also suffered serious bruises and lacerations from the incident, which occurred as they attempted to mount the buggy.
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Greensburg
Ind
William Ogden
Newberg
DeCatur County
Ogdens
Ogden
Farmer held on delinquency charge in Indiana
Irvin Lodge a farmer near Markieville Madison county is jailed on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of his five children by failing to provide suitable clothing for school. Lodge is described as reasonably well to do but opposed to popular education.
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Anderson
Ind
Irvin Lodge
Markieville
Madison County
Lodge
Studebaker Chief Recovers From Illness
J M Studebaker Sr president of the Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Co. is rapidly recovering from neuraglia and will soon resume duties at his office. He is 78 years old.
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South Bend
Ind
J. M. Studebaker Sr
Studebaker Bros.’ Manufacturing Company
Armed clash over grandfather clause tops Oklahoma polling scene
In Wagoner county armed men ousted election officers at Pussy Creek and took charge of ballots amid threats of similar action in Tuthrie. Governor Haskell ordered National Guard companies to Oklahoma City and Tulsa, a picked posse with Sheriff Oprey restored order without bloodshed as Democratic leaders faced the crisis.
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Okla
Pussy Creek
Waggoner County
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C. N. Haskell
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Oprey
Muskogee
Guthrie
Election law arrests stain Oklahoma City precinct work
Deputies sworn in at Oklahoma City and active on automobiles across precincts. Two arrests reported with 75 percent of registered black voters said to have cast ballots. In McAlester, R. O. Daggers, secretary of the county election board, jailed on federal charges of conspiring to deprive black voters of suffrage, later released by a U S commissioner. Attorney Alex Ivy and two black individuals faced state charges for intimidating election officials.
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McAlester
R. O. Daggers
County Election Board
United States
Alex Ivy
Draper Concedes Defeat in Massachusetts Election
Gov. Draper concedes defeat to Congressman Foss in Boston. Foss predicts a 50 000 plurality and states Cassidy appears elected lieutenant governor. Foss party claims seven of Massachusetts' congressional districts.
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Foss
Boston
Draper
Cassidy
Champion Collie Dead in Louisville
A renowned collie, valued among the world’s top dogs and winner of an international ribbon at a major show, has died in Louisville after its owner refused a $31,000 offer days earlier.
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Louisville
Bank Robbery at Beattie State Bank Lands Four-Figure Loot
Five masked men robbed Beattie State Bank on November 9, entering in an automobile to blow open the bank safe and take $3500. They fled in a car pursued by citizens. a running gun battle ensued with over a hundred shots fired and two robbers wounded. Authorities pursue suspects.
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Beattie, Kang
Beattie State Bank
Markets Report from Chicago Hedged by Heavy Receipts
The Chicago markets report November 9 1910 shows estimated receipts of 28000 with yesterday’s official 20484 and left over 3698. Hog prices range light to heavy with 7 65 to 8 10 for light hogs and mixed packers 7 60 to 8 25. cattle and sheep listings show weak trends and varied grades across bulk, porkers, cows and heifers, steers, stockers, western cattle, and sheep categories with declines from prior day.
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Chicago
Market Opens With Light Activity Across Commodities
Early trading shows light demand and mixed activity. Packers bid 7 70 to 8 05 for some items while roughed bids sit 7 45 to 7 55. Cattle and sheep markets are weak at the opening.
Grain Market Report From Beach-Wickham Grain
Beach-Wickham Grain Company furnishes grain market data from Chicago. Trading activity centers at postal Telegraph Building as reported from the grain exchange in Illinois.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Illinois
Congressmen Beat by Landslide Forecast in California Returns
California vote tallies show Democrats leading as returns come in slowly from Los Angeles and San Francisco. Governor elect Bell appears secure, McArthur leads in the Fourth district, while Johnson underperforms in LA. Republicans may lose the Fourth and Eighth districts.
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California
Los Angeles
Bell
McArthur
Kahn
Repul
Johnson
Rep
Governors and Congress Change Hands Across States in Elections
Reports from Hartford to Nebraska detail Baldwin’s gubernatorial win in Connecticut by about 4,000, Democrats gaining a congressman in the Second district, and broad Democratic gains in state legislatures. Wisconsin and New Hampshire show Republican victories while Arkansas and Texas reflect varied turnout and margins.
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