Doubtful state bets even wagers on Cornwell
In New Haven to November eight, betting on Roosevelt and Fairbanks shows even money on Roosevelt Indiana profits of 1 to 6.00 on Kern. Connecticut bets give 2 to 1 that Roosevelt wins 15 electoral votes, with Democrats driving the pattern. Nebraska and Wisconsin show Roosevelt favored, while Parker’s bid draws limited support.
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West Virginia
Hanly
Kern
Indiana
Roosevelt
Connecticut
la Follette
New Haven
Fairbanks
Hary Robarts
Judge Parker
Oddy
Indianapols
Indianapolis
Denison
Hanty
Parker
Nebraska
Sevie
Parker Campaign Attacks Trigger Presidential Denials
The Parker anti blackmail charges prompt denials from President Roosevelt and Cortelyou as high officials, including Lodge, Knox, and Wilson, call for direct refutations. Roosevelt declares a public denial to counter Parker's accusations affecting the administration and campaign.
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David B Hill
Parker
Cortelyou
Judge Parker
New York
Cortelyous
Agriculture
Wilson
Nasy Morton
Baltimore
Parkers
Roosevelt
Hewis
Fontis
Lodge
Cortely
United States
Fairbanks Tour Near End Amid Tumultuous Campaign
A fragmented report describes Fairbanks' political tour nearing completion as tensions rise over party loyalties and campaign strategies. The piece mentions regions, candidates, and party lines while noting shifts in support and questions about electoral outcomes.
Town Wide Fire Destroys Marion District and Homes
A devastating fire swept through the town near Marion on November 4 destroying numerous homes and businesses. Insurance on the burned property is reported at 100 500 dollars with significant losses estimated at sixty thousand dollars, affecting local residents and merchants.
Bookkeeper Hunt Chambrilatri Found Dead Nearby Wholesaler
The body of Hunt Chambrilatri, a noted bookkeeper for a wholesale house, was found today in a secluded western area. A bullet wound was present in the head, with a revolver found at the scene. No robbery was evident.
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Hunt
Atr
Urge Defeat of Bargoge Censured for Personal and Official Acts
The La Collette Republicans of Wisconsin Third District urge all true Republicans to defeat Joseph Babeock in the election and back Herman Grytophrat. The committee cites alleged favoritism toward corporations, lobbied tariffs, land transfers, and railroad subsidies. It lists numerous counties backing the opposition and calls for strong party discipline.
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Washington Post
Lancaster Wis Ney
la Collette
Third Congressional District
Joseph Wo
Rabeucklian
Babeock
Wall
Mikes
Washington DC
Hela
Mel Lynn
Congress
Joseph Wo Balnock
Herman Grytophrat
Tie Democrati Nemenee
Sfancuis
Jo Jebline
Bosc Bta FF
Cabaris
Plitteville
John M Tiue
James
Stone Sauk
G& Munson
Mitt G Bere
Vernon County
Dugdale
Grant
Reverend De Costa Dies After Converts To Catholic Priest
Fifty years after leaving the Episcopal Church to join Roman Catholicism the Rev Dr Benjamin F de Costa dies at St Vincent Hospital aged 74 after long illness. He authored more than thirty religious and historical works and a novel. Born in Charlestown Mississippi in 1831 he served as civil war chaplain. He studied at Boston University and was ordained abroad.
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Episcopal Church
New York
Benjamin F. de Costa
St Vincents Hospital
de Costi
Ranksburg
Charlestown
Miss
Boston
Massachusetts
Slaps War Minister Triggers Fights as Deputies Clash
Paris November 4. Gabriel Syveton a Nationalist deputy slapped War Minister Andre on the chamber floor. Riots followed with a melee as guards removed Syveton. Amid turmoil the government won a confident majority 345 to 230 in a critical vote.
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Carnes
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Gen Andre
S;veton
Brisson
Syveton
Brissons
Sweton
Combes
Andres
Wis
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Chambel
Depit
Guyot de Villeneuve
von Andre
Waldeck- Rousseau
Andre
Combes Inter Veruid Omuinteining
Syventons
Gin Andie
Chaimless
Return of Morgan Cope Sparks Italian Delight
Morgan informs Italy that he returns the famous Cope from Ascali to the Italian government. The move follows efforts by the Italian ambassador and Gen de Cesnola in New York, drawing praise from Italian media for Morgan’s disinterested act. The report also notes election tensions and related incidents in Rome and Naples.
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Rome
Pierpont Morgan
Washington
Ascali
Gen de Cesnola
New York
Lome Ymites
Morgan
Massive Polish Protest in Czestochowa Led to Fatal Charge
On November 4 in Czestochowa, Breslau region, about three thousand Poles protested mobilization. Police ordered dispersal, infantry charged with bayonets, six people were killed and twenty wounded as the crowd sang Polish songs amid the clash.
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Prussian Silesia
Czestochowa
Russian Poland
Morocco Rebels Seize Ougda Amid North Morocco Turmoil
Consul Hoffman reports from Tangier October 19 that northern Morocco shows rising lawlessness with clashes between rival chiefs near Mogador and Morocco City. Ougda reportedly fell to rebels as Shereefian forces weaken, while Fez stays quiet but unrest spreads toward Tangier. Local raids near Fahr district and Bent Mowar tribes pull villages into fighting as roads close. no French intervention yet.
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Hoffman Philip
State Department
Tangier
Morocco
Mogador
Ougda
Fez
Bent Mowar
Ailes
Taulgouli
Perdicaris
Fahr
Deed of City Lots Involving Nicholson and Ives Triggers Interest
A deed from James B Nicholson to Annie M Ives transfers lots 69 through 95 in square 104 in downtown Washington. Ives, daughter of Thomas B E Waggaman, owns the land via her grandfather John Luthall’s estate. the deed was lost and then discovered, aiming to straighten title. Meanwhile a bankruptcy trustee question looms as Waggaman seeks removal and a new trustee, with litigation over a $2000 investment by Jennie N Payne.
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James B Nicholah
Annie M Ives
Mra Ives
Thomas BE Waggaman
John Luthall
Nicholson
Thomas Ko Waggeuman
Jennie N Payne
Waggaman
One Hundred Drowned in French Steamer Disaster
In Bena Algeria a collision near Hertilton 23 miles from Bena sank the French steamer Gironde. Of 110 passengers aboard, 100 were Algerian natives. A second item reports Cody bank robbers escaping Caay W390 on Nov 4, with posse search failing to locate the outlaws while pursuit continues.
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Algeria
Gironde
Hertilton
Cody
Caay
Cody Bank Rotbers
Secret of North Sea truth may never be known
Special London Times cablegram reports England believes Russia will suppress knowledge of Dogger Bank clash. It suggests Russian admirals fought each other and denies enemy presence. Only a submerged Russian warship could force disclosure. Skepticism grows about a sunken torpedo boat proving the tale.
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London Times
Washington
London
Nova
North Sea
Russia
Dogger Bank
Augsia
Rojestvensky
Diplomatic Denial Over Claim of Geneva Violation
Foreign Minister Lams dismissed the protest and denied any Geneva violation. He said there may have been isolated cases of soldiers lacking winter coats wearing Chinese robes, but not for the stated purpose.
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Steed
Lams Dartf
Geneva
Architects Protest Publicity Over Police Court Building Contest
Architects Wood Donn and Deming protest public display of submitted plans for the Police Court building contest. The commission defends openness, stating final award awaits estimates by the Superintendent of Buildings and the award committee.
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Building Commission
Wood, Donn & Deming
Seventeenth Street
Biddle
Ashford
Mghlass Competitions Commissione
Gun Duel at Mukden Reports and Dog Sentinel Tactics
St Petersburg reports from Mukden describe brisk artillery exchanges along the railway east of Linechinioun, with Japanese forces concentrating opposite the Russian center. Japanese entrenchments span the Him River area as Don Cossacks galloped a battery near Lidantoun, only to be repelled with heavy losses. A dispatch adds that Japanese forces use dogs to locate Russian sentinels and outposts.
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Linechinioun
Him
Lidantoun
St Petersburg
Japan Will Fight It Out At North Sea Crisis
A London Timey cablegram reports a National Aid Society meeting in Tokyo with large attendance and unanimous resolutions thanking the army and navy. It states Japan is determined to persevere through the looming struggle. The Japanese press maintains quiet on the North Sea incident, with few papers doubting Russia’s sincerity in promises.
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Washington
Tokyo
National Aid Society
North Sea
Russia
Russian Baltic Squadron Ships to Sail From Tangier
Tangier November 4 ships of the Russian Baltic Squadron now here will sail at 6 oclock tomorrow morning destination not disclosed Vice Admiral Rosestvensky visited the French cruiser Kleber the British cruiser Ynauna and Mohammed el Torres Tangier representative of the Sultan of Morocco Battleships Illustrious Magnificent have sailed and orders were issued for Illustrious and Jupiter to put to sea likely heading westward
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Rosestvensky
Kleber
Suiser Ynuana
Mohammed el Torres
Sultan of Moreco Lhe
Gibraltar
Tetorious
Magnificent
Illustrious
Jupiter
Anglo-Russian Pact Advances in Principle Only
London reports that the Anglo-Russian accord shows agreement in principle on the commission form and scope but details on venue and personnel remain unsettled. Text of the draft must be reviewed by St Petersburg before any final settlement, and no formal reply to Japan over Chinese clothing by Russian troops is yet issued.
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London
Foreign Office
International Commission
St Petersburg
Peterspurg
Telephone Girl Murder in Cincinnati Figure Wears Mistrust
Cincinnati, Ohio November 4. Alma Steinigeweg, a telephone operator, was found dead in a vacant lot near Spring Grove Cemetery. Conductor reports a man seen with her, and a fogged pool on the railway track suggests foul play rather than accident. Jacob Kollmer, a saloon keeper, says a dusty nervous man was involved.
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Ohio
Alma Steinigeweg
Sping Grove Cemetery
Jacob Kollmer
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