Whirlwind finish as New York campaigns clash
In a dramatic close to the 1904 campaign, New York hosts a bitter, high stakes race with Parker and Roosevelt both claiming near equal state support. Party chiefs predict large majorities while personal clashes over Odell and Higgins dominate the speeches in Brooklyn, New York City, Schenectady, Elmira, Middletown, and Port Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gdell
Brooklyn
Frank W. Higgins
Middletown
Port Jervis
Cleveland
New York Democracy
Bryan
David B. Hin
Wiliam F. Sheehan
Mr. Hill
Richard Olney
Bourke Cochran
Grover Cleveland
Carnegie Hall
Higgins
Roosevelt
Herrick
Parker
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Goodell
State Republican Committee
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Newspapers
Notices indicate marriage and death details prepared for The Washington Post can run simultaneously in multiple newspapers at no extra insertion or telegraphing charge. The list includes New York Journal, Baltimore Herald, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Globe-Democrat, Byracue Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Timer
Daltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Buffalo Collier Sincinnate
Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Licensed to Marry and Died Notices Across Cities
A collection of婚 wedding and death notices dated November 1904 includes marriages Harry Nichols to Annie Madison Miller and Therese Marguerite Clarke to William H Dougherty, plus deaths Hattie Larrie, Catherine Margaret Stump, Harriet Trunnell, and Spencer Watkins with funeral details and interment plans in Washington and Bethesda.
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Larrie
Washington Asylum Hospital
Hattie Larrie
City Morgue
Ja. m
Joseph
Catherine Margaret Stump
J Street
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Trunnell
Health Office Record Deaths List
Health office records list multiple deaths with names and ages. Notable entries include William Bonte Garfield Hospital six years old, George R Chapman aged 16, Aubry age 1, Fleming M Kgene 23, Mary J Lowe 88, Patrick McLaughlin 62, Lucinda N Parse 75, Helen Robrook 64, John Ho Vanderpool 86, and others living in locations such as Takoma Olney Blatr road and northwest addresses.
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William Bonte Garfield Hosp
George R Chapman
Steuben Nw
Aubry
Johnson
Dearboro Ps
Fleming M Kgene
Margaret A Larman
Blatr Rd
Takoma
Andrew W Lawrence
Mary J Lowe
Holmead Ave
Patrick McLaughlin
William
Aren
And
Pa, Ave
Lucinda
Parse
Mar
Shelton
Uth
Helen Robrook
Jefferson Pl
John Ho
Undertakers and Embalmers Listings in Washington DC Area
Directory style notice lists W R Speare J W Lee Joseph Gawler R F Harveys Sons John R Wright and others with funeral director and embalmer services. Advertises first class services moderate prices open day and night with multiple addresses and phone numbers in Washington area.
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J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth Street
Commodious Chapel Telephone
John R. Wright
Eubalmer
Tenth Street
Four Close Districts In Pennsylvania Contests
Philadelphia November reports calm election eve despite tight races in four Pennsylvania congressional districts. Incumbents Connell, Lafean, Dickerman, and Shull face strong Republican or Democratic challenges with close splits and third candidates affecting outcomes. Howell’s 1992 unseating resurfaces. Elkin appears set to trail modestly in court race.
Missouri Republicans count on disaffection to win
In Missouri the GOP predicts victory in both state and national races based on supposed Democrat disaffection over state issues. Democratic officials expect a 50 000 to 75 000 plurality. Reports from Tennessee and New Orleans show Democrats optimistic while Arkansas Republicans field a full electoral ticket, with a Democratic plurality forecast at not less than 50 000.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Niedringhaus
Democratic
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Wisconsin Voting Prospects Loom in Mixed Ticket Contest
Washington dispatch reports six state tickets in Wisconsin with contests centered on Gov. Robert M. La Follette and Dem George W. Peck. Republicans forecast a La Follette victory by 50,000 to 70,000 and a favorable GOP legislature. Democrats expect Peck to win by 25,000 to 40,000 with possible party gains in Congress and a potential statehouse deadlock.
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la Follette
Peck
Babcock
Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
Navy
W.D. Connor
la Frollella
Roosevelt
A. F. Warden
Democratic State Central Committee
Parker
Fairbanks
Wisconsin
Robert M la Follette
George W Peck
Republican State Central Committee
Roosevelt seen likely to win Delaware electoral vote
Wilmington Delaware reports hint that the armistice between Republican factions favors Roosevelt securing Delaware's electoral vote. Preston Lea is projected to win governor by 1600 to 2600, amid party cross campaigning and possible Senate and legislative shifts to a Democratic majority. In New Hampshire, quiet campaigning yields Gallinger projecting a 15000 plurality for Republicans, with Democrats conceding much of his forecast.
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Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
Preston Lea
Delaware
Goncord
Nwh
New Hampshire
Jacob H. Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Gallinger
Burnett Certain of Re election in Alabama
Montgomery Nov 5 The Alabama campaign closed with only one real race in the Seventh District. Congressman John L Burnett Democrat is virtually assured of re election against a Populist Republican fusion candidate. If 175000 votes cast the Democratic margin likely exceeds 76000.
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Burnett
Montgomery
Ale
Alabama
John L. Burnett
Georgia
Atlanta
J. M. Ashley
Congress
Parker Said to Lead Kentucky Campaign Outlook
Local conditions in Kentucky hint Republicans may gain one or two seats. Parker’s expected plurality 10,000 to 15,000. Democrats vow to carry all districts except the Eleventh. Hager cites Parker Davis winning by 12,000 to 20,000 and names Richardson in Third, Sheerley in Fifth, Kehoe in Ninth. Republican Ernst absent from Louisville.
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Louisville
Beckham
Kentucky
Parker
Louisviire
Samuel W. Hager
Democratic State Campaign Committee
James M. Richardson
Congress
Swagar Sheerley
James N. Kehoe
Thomas Walker
Republican State Campaign Committee
R. P. Ernst
Ohio Democrats expect eight Congressmen as vote splits emerge
Cincinnati November 6 Congressmen Garber and Dick declare the Socialist vote will be about 30 000 mostly from Republicans while the Populists fall under 2 000. They forecast Democrats in at least six districts with chances to reach eight, Ohio secretary of state race favored for Bandies, and Bryan's tour boosting Democratic morale. They project Roosevelt plurality surpassing 1900 highs, with Republicans likely carrying seventeen of twenty one districts and two or three of the remaining four remaining doubtful.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Parker
Roosevelt
Frank F. Bentley
State Central Committee
Wisconsin
la Follette
Republcan
Gov la Follette
Makting
Babcock
Cincinnati
Garber
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Suea
Ohio
Layla
Bryan
Harvey
Ohia
McKinley
Charles Dick
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Mitchell
Frank Crame
John Martin
Interest Favors Democrat in Iowa Second District Race
Des Moines reports a muted statewide campaign with Roosevelt projected to win by about 60,000 to 115,000. Democrats hope Judge Wade may win in the Second district amid a close contest with Republican incumbent Hedge, while Republicans expect victories in the other nine districts as Secretary Shaw concludes speaking in the northwest.
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Des Moines
Iowa
S B. Morrissey
Democratic State Committee
Roosevelt
R 4 H. Spence
Republican Committee
Judge Wade
Thomas Hedge
Shaw
Rhode Island Campaign Nears End in 1884 Style Race
Providence reports a vigorous Rhode Island campaign with final Republican rally to follow Monday in the city. Democrats closed with Newport speeches by Gov Garvin and leaders while Republican leaders predicted broad victory for party nominees and Roosevelt in the state. Democratic officials forecast a sweeping result for Parker and Davis electors and a Democratic lower house. Reagan?
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Providence
Rhode Island
Newport
Lucius F.C Garvin
General Assembly
United States
Nelson Wildrich
Holden
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Quinn
Parker
Davis
Washingtonians Welcome Evening News Display at Post Building
The Post invites Washington residents to gather in front of the Post Building on Tuesday night for news arrivals. The event will feature a large stereopticon showing news on a giant screen and include bulletins from Associated Press Western Union and Postal Telegraph dispatches along with reports from correspondents in doubtful states. Incidental entertainment and prepared pictures will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Associated Press
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
West Virginia voters near decision in tight governor race
West Virginia closes campaign with Democrats and Republicans both hopeful on state issues while Republicans push for Negro support in Jefferson County. Jefferson County meetings target colored voters amid tensions over Roosevelt era protections. Congressman Dayton defends re election amid bitter race as Preston and surrounding counties fear losses.
Maryland Campaign Nears End With Party Unity Claims
Maryland closes the presidential campaign with large Baltimore rallies by Democrats and Republicans across twenty three counties. Leaders claim Parker Davis and Roosevelt Fairbanks wins are likely, while noting a tight race in Maryland and minimal campaign funds. Georgia apathy seen as Republicans lag, with only the Ninth district showing opposition to the Democrat Ashley.
Indiana Campaign Ends With Tight Rhetoric and No Figures
Indiana Republicans claim a 16,000 to 40,000 lead while Democrats offer confidence with no numbers. Fairbanks closes in Indianapolis amid large crowds and a derailment delay at Brandenberg. Kern and Taggart voice hopefuls for Democratic gains.
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Goodrich
Taggart and Kern
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
Nelson A. Miles
Taggart
O’brien
Democratic Party
Columbia Club
Brandenburg
Corp
James Tanner
Washington
Senator Fairbanks
Republi
Itasues
St Ig
Orient
Panama Canal
Philippine Islands
United States
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Promotes Stomach Health
An advertising feature touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a natural stomach tonic free of alcohol. It claims to tone the stomach, aid digestion, and act as a reliable blood remedy, with a history dating back nearly forty years and endorsements from users across generations.
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R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Kidney trouble warning promotes Swamp-Root cure
An advertisement urges readers to treat kidney and bladder problems with Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root. It cites back pain as a danger signal and claims the remedy offers cure with a free sample bottle and informational book. Readers are told to mail address details to Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton.
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Nature
Kilmer
Womer
Kilmer & Co Binghamton
Washington Sunday Post
Binghamton
Colorado Campaign Heats Up Ahead of Election
In Denver the governor race dominates public meetings and rallies through Election Eve. Republican incumbent Peabody defends his crushing of Western Federation of Miners in Cripple Creek and Telluride by military force. Democrat Adams promises neutrality in labor disputes pending civil control. Analysts foresee crossfire over state offices with possible Roosevelt carry in Colorado.
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Denver
Colorado
Gov. Peabody
Edward Wolcott
United States
Thomas M Patterson
Gov Peabody
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Telluride
Alva Adams
Roosevelt
Chance for Republican Candidate in Florida Superintendent Race
Florida races for statewide posts show two Democratic candidates for public instruction, with Holloway facing removal issues and Wolfe added by the Republican ticket. Voters may split ballots, risking Democratic loss and potential Republican victory in this superintendent race.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. M. Holloway
J Emmett Wolfe
Holloway
Governor race in Michigan heater shaped by Roosevelt mood
Detroit reports indicate strong interest around the Michigan gubernatorial contest between Republican Fred Warner and Democrat Woodbridge Ferris. Parties claim varying majorities, with Republicans optimistic of Warner and a full congressional slate. observers foresee Warner winning by a sizable margin amid broader Roosevelt support.
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Detroit
Michigan
Roosevelt
Republican State Central Committee
Warner
Furbanks
No Question About Oregon Campaign Closes Night
The report notes the Oregon campaign ends with a foregone conclusion as Republicans forecast Roosevelt a large plurality over Democrats. No statewide or local offices are on the ballot next Tuesday, and observers expect Roosevelt to win decisively while party counts vary.
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Oregon
Portland
Oreg
Roosevelt
Sulphur and Stuart's Calcium Waters Promises Health Tips
An old fashioned spring remedy praised for cleansing liver and blood, Stuart's Calcium Wafers are promoted as a concentrated sulfur preparation. Dr. R M Wilkins and others cite benefits for liver kidney and skin conditions, claiming quick improvement in boils pimples and constipation.
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Stuarts
Stuart
Gien
R_ M Wilkins
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Stump
Judge Parker
Republican National Committee
Alton B. Parker
George B McClellan
C.dr Herrick
Schenectady
Dawd EB Bul
Elmira
Thomas C. Flatt
New York State
Benjamin B. Odell
Odell
Furnaceville Iron Company
New York City
D. Cady Herrick
Elihu Root
Madison Square Garden
Furnaceville
David B Hin
Hill
Senate
Empire State
Chauncey M. Depew
Harry Nichols
Annie Madison Miller
Otto E. Pape
Herminal Boyer
William Young
Elizabeth A Swan
Oscar Horning
Clara Raczewski
Wilem Prue
Annie Banke
Dougherty—Clarke
St Francis’ Kavier
William H Dougherty
Therese Marguerite Clarke
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
George FP. Zarhorst
Ewbalmer
East Capitol
Ewanpa
Philadelphia
Connell and Lafean
Dickerman
Shull
Howell
House Elections Committee
Thomas H. Dale
D F Lafean
Lafean
Broadhead
Schneebellee
Peter Pogsersle
I .N Elkin
Grént Court
New Orleans
la Vallette
Edward Scofield
Senfield
Joseph W Babcock
Otten
Berger
Minor
J. V. Quarles
Tokalon
Phouve
West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Scott
Charlestown
Jefferson County
Sue Ellis
Fayette County
Campbell
Williama
Wiliams
Jefferson
Daniel B Lucas
R. B Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Shepherdstown
Morgantown
A. G Dayton
Payton
Seth Low
B H. Warner
Dayton
Preston
Mne
Maryland
Baltimore
Gov Aycock
North Carolina
Willam H Page
John Temple Graves
Charles Emory Smith
Paul Morton
Highlandtown
Murray Vandiver
John B. Hanna
Sydney A. Mudd
Frank C. Wachter
Chance
Maine
Eugene V Debs
Debs
William T Cobb
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