Final bid hoped in Ohio vote as leaders predict margins
In Columbus on election eve leaders claim Gov Herrick will win by about 50,000 with Pattison taking about 36,000 for Pattison. Campaigns center on Prohibition debates and Brannock measures as turnout rises. weather could influence rural districts. Officials anticipate a three year term for elected officers amid earlier constitutional questions.
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Brannock
Thaldence
Bia
Cincinnati
Taft
Herrick
Jack Tonight
Garber
John M. Pattison
Pattison
Licensed to Marry in Various Locales
A fragmented notice lists multiple intended marriages with names and towns such as Millsburg Pa Elwood River and Port Mary A Marbles and Frank A White with others including Luthesce Weby Hyattambte Laura F Macey and Mary A Maya among many entries, reflecting a crowded civil marriage notice.
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Andrew le Devila
Millsburg
Mary A Marbles
Elwood River
Mary Josephing
Frank A. White
Floretos J. Tyler
Wrederickaturg
Lora N. Pincey
Ante J. Hansen
Bus Fen
Maca
Albert &, Berry
Florence
Dyer
Weby
Laura F. Macey
Hyattambte
Sewels Hatten
Bestia
Series of Obituary Notices From Washington DC 1905
Obituaries and memorial details for multiple individuals are listed with dates in November 1905. Entries mention Corepender Joshua Bishop U.S. Navy retiree and others with residences in Washington and nearby areas. The notices include service times, locations, and family relations.
Marrige and Death Notices From Early Newspapers
Fragmented notice lists expected notices of marriage and death, mentioning altered procedures and surcharges for insertion or telegrams. Hazy OCR references multiple newspapers including Cincinnati Enquirer and Boston Globe and others, indicating a broad advisory or misc notices page.
Modest Ohio Campaign Gift At Senate Office
A demure Cincinnati woman Miss Anna G. Burke visited the Senator Dick office and offered an annual contribution to the Ohio campaign fund. Burke, appointed through civil service, said she wished to support her party with a modest salary from the Government Printing Office.
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Ohio
Ohio Campaign
Anna G. Burke
Cincinnati
Ohio Committee
Civil Services
Government Printing Office
MAKE LODGE THE BIG ISSUE In Massaachusetts Governor Race
Massachusetts voters go to the polls to decide governor and lieutenant governor with Republicans claiming Guild and Draper leads, Democrats backing Bartlett and Whitney. Parties forecast a Republican legislature, while campaigns hinge on personalities and issues like tariffs and railroad policy amid vigorous campaigns at Faneuil Hall and Cod rallies.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles W. Bartlett
Eben 5
Draper
Guild
Henry M. Whitney
Bartlett
Ben
Judge
Whitney
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Cane Cod
Republicana
Faneuil Hall
Close Rhode Island election pushes party forecasts
Providence November 6 The two dominant parties claim victory for their governor candidates in tomorrow's election both sides expect a close race. Republicans back Gov George H Utter Democrats back former Gov Lucius F Garvin and both foresee a strong showing in the legislature with rallies held in Providence by the candidates.
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Providence
R. L
Rhode Island
George H. Utter
Lucius F. C. Garvin
President Roosevelt Heads to Vote in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt departed Washington early this morning in a private car attached to the Pennsylvania express, with Secretary Loeb and his physician. He is due in Jersey City at 7:08 AM, then ferries to Long Island City, boards a special train to Oyster Bay, casts his vote for about 30 minutes, and returns the same way, aiming to reach Washington before 8 PM.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Loeb
Jersey City
Long Island City
Long Island Railroad
Health Office Record of Deaths Up to November 6
A Health Office record lists numerous death notices with names ages and affiliations from Providence Hospital St. Ann's Infant Asylum Homeopathic Hospital Carfetd Hospital and others. Entries include Elisabeth Bush 74 Linda Edmonds 52 Mark Evang 1 Joan Foley 53 Elizabeth Fuller 6 George 28 Sarah Harrison 60 Charles Haynes 24 Nellie Molt 48 Wil am Hurley 17 Annie Macnichol 27 Emily Moran 42 hours Lewis McPherson 62 Mary Norrie 68 Corene Netter 42 Francia Noir 1 year Fred Plummer years Mars Meatier 27 Thomas Robinson days Mary Hose years Annie Betor Lacona Ave Tyra Frenk J Ola Geo Wash Duty Hosp 15 Nancy Spitter 6 Moses Turner 109 William Washington 4.
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Elisabeth Bush
Providence Hospital
Linda R. Edmonds
Springet
Mark Evang
St. Ann's Infant Asylum
Joan C. Foley
Potomac River
Elizabeth Fuller
Coan. Ave. Nw
George (Imy
Bialre Court Ne
Sarah Harrison
Homeopathic Hospital
Charles J. Hay
Mary Norrie
Corene Netter
Francis St. Xe
Francia J. Noir
Fred Plummer
Carfetd Hospital
Mars C. Meatier
Thomas Robinson
Temple Court
Mary G. Hose
Annie N. Betor
Wlaconain
Tyra
Frenk J
Moses Turner
Wash
Avylum
William Washington
Children’s
Plot to beat Jerome stops printing of circulars
New York City witnessed a dramatic pre election episode as Jerome alleged a plot to print circulars mis instructing voters. The alleged fraud involved fake Jerome nominators ballots and a cross at the top of the ballot. Authorities issued hundreds of warrants and prepared for a large wave of enforcement. Attorney General Mayer planned a daylong tour of courts to enforce voting laws and guide inspectors.
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Mayer
Manhattan
Bronx
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
New Jersey Local Elections Highlight Jersey City Mayoral Race
Trenton reports a statewide focus on local contests with no state ticket. In Jersey City, Mayor Fagan, a Republican seeking a third term, runs against Democrat A M Heifer in a major anti corporation fight as turnout appears light across several counties.
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Jersey City
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Fagan
A. M. Hei
Threats of clashes as city election policing rises
Mayor Weaver and Sheriff Miles dispute deputy sheriff roles for the polls as hundreds of volunteers and student policemen are sworn in. University of Pennsylvania students and Swarthmore footballers join thousands of volunteers to guard Philadelphia, amid party rivalries and expected record turnout.
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Miles
Weaver
Republican
University of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore College
Medical
Swarthmore
Willam T. Tilden
Franklin
Eamonda
Palsing
River
Rockefeller Gift Sparks Nebraska Campaign
Fusionists press for return of John D Rockefeller’s gift to the State University claiming $200 000 or a two thirds portion of $160 000 for temple construction. Republicans insist their supreme court and university regent tickets will win by clear pluralities.
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Nebraska
State University
Lincoln
Nebr
Supreme Judge
University Regents
John D Rockfeller
The
Sequoyah Campaign Seeks Statehood Win in Indian Territory
Muscogee Indian Territory November 4 The campaign for separate statehood ends with Sequoiah campaign committee claiming large turnout for tomorrow's constitutional vote. District captains estimate nearly 100000 votes with about 26000 credited to the single Staters.
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Sequoyyahs
Indian Territory
Muscogee
I. Ter
Sequoyah
Movements of Ocean Steamers
New York naval bulletin lists arrivals and departures of steamers aboard routes from Antwerp Cherbourg and Bremen. Nov 6 trains show Hroonland from Antwerp and Naver from Cherbourg arriving. Kaiser Wilhelm der Gro o se arrives in New York via Plymouth bound for Bremen. Bremen manifests show failed voyage from Bremen to New York.
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New York
Hroonland
Antwerp
Naver
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilselm d Grouse
Plymouth
Bremen
Bets Fly In Washington And Ohio Presidential Odds
Betting centers on McClellan and Herrick with wagers in Washington Ohio and New York City. Jerome and McClellan show multiple bets as Philadelphia and Ohio lean Republican while Maryland and Kentucky outcomes also feature in the wagering. Voter exodus from Washington to home states grows as Tammany passes ease travel for Democrats heading to polls.
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Washington
New York
McClellanh
Ohio
Shoemaker's
McClellan
Jerome
Herrick
Poe
Maryland
Philadelphia
New York City
Kentucky
Ohio Republican
Littin
United States
Joe Blackburn
Painter
Circuit Court of Appeals
Blackburn
Blue Grass
Washingtom
Cincinnati mayoral race clouds bossism and lines
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati Ohio on November 6 notes lines are blurred as voters prepare for tomorrow’s mayoral election. George B Cox’s old guard faces challenge from Judge J Dempsey a popular Democratic candidate and Harry L Gordon the Republican candidate described as the Kidglove element. In other cities Brand Whitlock is favored in Toledo and Tom L Johnson leads in Cleveland with odds about 1 to 2. Columbus expects Badger a Democratic nominee to win.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
George B. Cox
Old Guard
J. Dempsey
Harry L. Gordon
Dempsey
Toledo
Brand Whitlock
Cleveland
Tom le Johnson
Columbus
Badger
Election Day in Chicago Mixed with Referendum Proposals
Chicago voters prepare for a local and county ballot featuring a U S congressional race in the Fourteenth district to replace Benjamin F Marsh who died last summer. Also on the ticket are nine sanitary district members, five Superior Court judges, one Circuit Court judge, and nine county officials across nineteen counties. Key referendums include granting the city council power to set gas and electricity rates and extending the Chicago mayoral term from two to four years.
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Benjamin F. Marsh
Chicago
TM. Nois
Circuit Court
Sanitary District
Leaders Tell Workers Not to Go Armed to the Polls
Louisville managers for the Democratic and fusion parties claim narrow victory in municipal and legislative races amid fraud registration charges. They ordered workers not to carry arms at polling places and to designate unarmed citizen observers to ensure fair counts.
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Louisvile
Louisville
Democratic
Fusion
Fegion
Mrs Hearst Arrives for Visit at Homestake Mine
Mrs Phoebe Hearst principal owner of the Homestake Mine and mother of William Hearst arrived in a special car today with General Manager Holdrege of the Burlington. She will stay several days and showed keen interest in New York City politics but declined to discuss them.
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Phoebe Hearst
Homestake
Wiliam BR
Cuba Congress Opens as Palma Praises Self-Government
Havana dispatch reports President Palma reading a message to Congress praising Cuban self-government trials. He urges population-based consulship, supports Isle of Pines treaty likely US Senate approval, and notes tariff changes for Brussels adherence. Immigrant numbers rise. imports reach 83.95 million. US exports up 8.9 million. Debate over Villuendas death ensues. Senate later adopts regret and House discusses matter.
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Washington Post
Havana
Congress
Palma
Senor Palma
Isle of Pines
United States Senate
England
Senate
Cuba
United States
Palmuuso
House of Representatives
Florencio Villuendas
Santiago
Villuendas
Cienfuegos
Clenfuegos
Senor Mandaley
Senor Villuendas
Enrique Villuendas
Kept cigars forty five years in Hereford storage
Reading November 6. Reuben Keinert, a Hereford cigar maker, left 18 000 cigars and four wagon loads of leaf tobacco stored at his home after resisting stamp taxes during the Civil War era. He died before repeal of the law, never selling his stock, which remains in excellent condition despite decades in storage.
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Congress
Reading
Internal Revenue Office
Reuben Eelmert
Hereford
Keinert
Sauy
Odds on the Republican in Salt Lake election
President Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church says he is not interfering in the Salt Lake City election. The News reports editor Apostle Penrose backs Mayor Richard P. Morris, Democrat, while Reed Snot supports Police Chief Lynch, the Republican candidate. Bets run about 2 to 1 against Morris with Lynch and Barftompson as anti Mormon contenders closely matched.
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Smith
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Joseph F. Smith
News
Apostle Penrose
Richard P. Morris
Reed Snot
Lynch
Morris
Bsr
Free Swamp Root sample offer in Washington Daily Post
Readers may receive a free trial bottle of Swamp Root, the kidney liver and bladder remedy, by mail. The ad claims kidney health improves overall wellbeing, cites testimonials, and lists Kilmer and Co as the address for sending requests in relation to The Washington Daily Post.
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Washington Daily Post
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer &Co
Hingharston, WY
Wrasilington
Italian sculptor Biondi asks Root to arbitrate Saturnalia case
In Rome on November 6, Ernesto Biondi appeals to Elihu Root, urging him to act as sole arbiter in his lawsuit against the Metropolitan Museum of Art over the exhibit refusal of his sculpture Saturnalia. He asks Root to reconsider the judgment as guardian of the public interest and to deliver a verdict acceptable to both sides.
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Rome
Ernesto Biondi
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Elihu Root
Root
Root An Act of Justice. He Expresses the Hope That Secretary Root
Biondi
Secretary Root
Mr. Root Way
Sir George Williams Dead Founder of YMCA
London lost Sir George Williams founder and longtime president of the YMCA London headquarters. Born 1821, he died today after two decades leading the organization.
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Sir George Williams
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
Young Men's Christian Association
Camden man arrested in election fraud plot
John Ratto of Philadelphia was arrested in Camden New Jersey on a conspiracy charge with $1000 bail. He says he is a victim of a plot. W L Les says Ratto asked him to inform Francis McAdams Camden county Democratic board of electors that Charley Bingham would bring thirty men to vote tomorrow. The arrest is claimed to be a plot to discredit the Legal Voters League allied with Democrats against Republicans.
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Emil Fuchs
Legat
Morgan
Secret Service
Police Department
Morgen
Manhattan
Eixth
Eighth
Eighteenth
Charles Comtaky
Second
Criminal Court
Comisky
McAdoo
Attornney
Camden
N. J
John Ratto
Philadelphia
Ratto
Walter Les
Ratio I
Francis McAdams
Camden County Demo
Acratic Board of Electors
Charley Bingham
McAdams
Legal
Voters’ League
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Board of Public Works
Gele Cegen
Tiles
Gnemtmss
Myron T. Ferrick
Tom L. Johnson
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Gev. Herrick
John M. Patthen
Emocrat
Anti-Saloon League
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Joshua Bishop
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John al Baker
Henry Greenway
Remy Atigeot
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Undertakers
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Health Office Record
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William H. Berry
Pluramer
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Mass
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Bright
Kimner
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Abigal Dodge
Gail Hamilton
St. Louis
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Wilkesbarre
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