Odds favor Roosevelt and Higgin's race in New York betting
Brechton notes lively wagering on the New York governor race and national outcome with bets on Roosevelt carrying New York at two to seven, Higgins facing defeat at two to one, and larger sums on state results. Locals report substantial action at Broad Street and Wall Street with varied odds and several large wagers recorded.
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Herrick
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Lin @t
Pat
Broad Street
Tod
New York State
Flertick
Dufuat Higgins
Otras Pykker
Vykord
Brest al
Amber
Board of Moors
Ied
Dames O'Leary
Barker
Searroa
Apathy in Tennessee and Little Opposition in Alabama
Reporters note minimal public interest ahead of elections in Tennessee and Alabama with low turnout anticipated. Democrats predict statewide gains, Republicans optimistic about national issues, while party headquarters offer little new information as voters prepare to cast ballots in multiple districts.
Pearre denies opposing eight hour law in Judiciary Committee
Cumberland Md Nov 7 Congressman George A Pearre issues a statement denying he opposed the eight hour law in the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives He says the matter never came before the committee and he would have supported it as he has long advocated such legislation. He accuses opponent Walter A Johnston of blocking the bill in Maryland's last house of delegates committee and notes Johnston recently traveled from Montgomery County to Allegany County amid party activity.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
George A. Pearre
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Col. Pearce
Walter A. Johnston
Maryland House of Delegates
Johnston
Montgomery County
Midland
Parker and Davis League
Allegany County
Yiner
Michigan parties buoyant on eve of election
Detroit dispatch reports both Democratic and Republican state committees expressing strong confidence that Roosevelts ticket will win Michigan. Weather forecasts predict fair weather bringing a heavy voter turnout. Democratic and Republican leaders forecast congressional victories. observers foresee a small Republican edge.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
To-Morrow
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Weather Bureau
HK. C. Wood
Morrow
Republican State Central Committee
Patrianks
Russians Repulsed at Keekwan Fort in Desperate Assault
A Chicago Daily News telegraph reports heavy three day bombardment of Port Arthur and a Japanese assault on Shojusan and Keekwan forts. Hand to hand fighting, trench building, and a sinking morale tone mark the night as Japanese gains collapse under Russian counterattacks. Casualties reach 110 for the Japanese with 500 killed by Oct 29.
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Fort P
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Kobo
Port Arthur
Shojusan
Nirvusan
Keekwan
Forth
Sefte
Worcester
Mass
Albany
Boston and Albany
Springfield
Thomas Bowler
Determbuyne
Predictions in Maryland point to Roosevelt majority
Baltimore Nov 7 The Democratic State chairman Murray Wandiger predicts four or five Maryland congressmen will be elected, with a 15,000 plurality for Parker statewide. Republicans claim Roosevelt will carry Maryland by a narrow margin and expect to retain four districts and a large state majority. Campaign offices report active efforts and observers note rising voter interest ahead of election day.
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Baltimore
Murray Wandiger
Democratic State Committee
Maryland
Thomas A. Smith
J. Fred
C. Talbott
Lee
Meyer
Join Gill, Jr
Richard S
van Diver
Hiltte
Oystermen
Johnston
Parker
Roosevelt
Witchter
Avvure
Jackson
Mudd
Hanna
Ula- FL
Tintore
Record Vote Predicted In New Hampshire Campaign
Providence reports a final statewide push with rallies and speeches by Republican nominees. Republicans forecast Roosevelt ahead by about 10,000 with Parker trailing. Garvin claims a favorable outlook for re election while Utter is seen winning the governor’s race by 2,000 to 3,000. Indications favor a Republican majority in the legislature and a new U S senator to replace Nelson W Aldrich.
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Providence
Infantry Hall
McKinley
Roosevelt
Parker
L F
Watsons Claim Dismissed For Georgia Vote
Atlanta Ga Sav 7 The night before election shows no material charge from the political conditions heretofore existing In Georgia Democratic leaders believe the total vote may reach 125000 with large Populist registration The Populist vote is expected to favor Republican congressional candidates but the result is not expected to disrupt the usual Democratic majority The Populist claim that Tom Watson will carry the state is dismissed without serious consideration.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Tom Watson
Campaign notes show expected turnout in Prince George election
In Prince County voters are ready for a full ballot. Officials report little trouble predicting a strong turnout amid party tensions. Democrats anticipate carrying the district by 40 to 50, while Republicans claim a solid margin around 300 in the county based on 1902 figures, with illiterate voters possibly influencing the outcome.
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Lb . Pty
Prince County
Plyalisville
Hatiis Camaiair
Morgrets
Congressmien Mudd
Ilos
Vai Torbacker
Davis
Will Vleu
Richard
Hull
Magicus
Japanese Repulsed At Mukden After Night Attack
Mukden dispatch reports Saturday night Japanese forces attacked Russian outposts but were repulsed. Twenty eight Japanese dead on the field. Russians suffered nine casualties. Front remains tense with both armies strengthening positions along the Shakhe River corridor near Bentsiaputze and Sinch inpur. Heavy artillery and six inch guns harass attacks as winter quarters are prepared and Kurupatkin concentrates on keeping Japanese busy along fortifications.
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Bentsiaputze
Tuao Ri
Sinchinpur
Shakhe
Huangshantse
Nakhe River
St. Petersburg
Bitterness in New Orleans Election Sparks Emergency Police
In New Orleans on November 7 the mayor swore in several hundred emergency policemen to guard polling places amid a bitter municipal campaign. Each side will have five special officers at each booth, with a full municipal and parish slate and several Congressmen to be elected. The Parker electors are expected to prevail, and Republican opposition in districts is seen as formal.
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New Orleans
Capdieille
Montgomery’s Vote Seen From County and Arkansas
Montgomery County voters are urged to vote before noon with heavy turnout anticipated. Democratic managers expect a large majority, while Republicans push their full party vote. weather could influence results, with county results likely known by midnight. Arkansas indications point to a large turnout tomorrow and a substantial Democratic showing.
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Rockvile
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
After Minneapolis Vote In Minnesota Gubernatorial Race
Robert A Dunn Republican candidate for governor spoke in Minneapolis as a counter to Democrat John A Johnson. Hennepin County looms contested with Johnson leading by about 6 000 per Johnsons camp and 2 000 per Dunn. Dunn claims state lead of 5 000 while Secretary Kain estimates Johnsons plurality at 26 000 amid expected national Republican victory.
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Robert A. Dunn
Republian
Minneapolis
John A. Johnson
Hennepin County
Johnson
Dunn
Kain
Democratic State Central Committee
Minnesota
Reserve Officers Called for Front Duty in Multiple Cities
The text reports mobilization of all reserve officers in St. Petersburg, Vilna, Warsaw, Kieff, Odessa, Moscow, Kazan, and the Caucasus to replace losses at Liao Yang and Mukden totaling about 1300. Viceroy Alexieff may become Caucasus viceroy while Gen. Gripenberg and staff depart November 17. Other brigades at Plock Czestochowa Umberinka Odessa Suwalki mobilize as part of a broad war effort.
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Warsaw
Kieff
Odessa
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Caucasus
Liaoyang
Mukden
Far East
Alexieff
General Staff
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Gripenberg
Plock
Czestochowa
Ybmerinka
Suwalki
Nevada in Doubtful List as Four Tickets Enter Election
The campaign closed with vigor by leading parties and local dissidents aiding the contest. Four tickets are in the field Republican Fusion Democrat Socialist. Presidential electors result considered in doubt with clean sweep predicted in the North State. In North Carolina estimates range 40 000 to 75 000. latest returns show Democratic majorities in ten districts. In South Dakota Roosevelt expected to win by about 50 000 with a nearly solid Republican legislature outlook. Democratic leaders contest that 35 000 is too high.
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R Lver
North State
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Frank Crane
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Crane
Martin
Democratic State Committee
Vermont Republican Estimate in Silent Vermont Vote
White River Junction Vermont November 7 electors show little voter interest with no active campaigns by major parties. Roosevelt expected to win Vermont by about 35000 plurality, about 3500 more than September’s Bell plurality. No other presidential ticket candidates appear on the ballot.
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Vermont
White River Junction
Roosevelt
Gery
Charles 5. Bell
Russia Yields to England on North Sea Inquiry
London reports Colonial Secretary Lyttleton said an immediate agreement with Russia on the North Sea inquiry was highly likely after the cabinet, with the foreign office noting the Anglo-Russian accord was practically complete. Paris mentions Fournier or Gervins as French members for the international commission, with Fournier favored. St Petersburg notes a first admiral to be chosen by the four commissioners is expected.
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London
Lyttleton
Leamington
Russia
Great Britain
Naorth Sea
Foreign Office
Paris
Fournier
Gervins
International Commission
Russian Reservists Riot and Rioting Spreads
A Russian army circular circulating despite tight control urges defense of rights over bloodshed and warns no one returns from war. Riots flare at Kaner leaving several dead or wounded, and Radomski sees clashes between reservists and police with fatalities reported.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Kaner
Radomski
Reserviste
Bofice
American on the Board in Dogger Bank Inquiry
Washington sources indicate the American navy may send a representative to join the Anglo Russian inquiry into the Dogger Bank affair. Admiral Dewey would be offered the mission and, if he declines, the President and Secretary Morton will appoint another high ranking officer. The Navy Department has not yet received an invitation but will respond promptly if one arrives.
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Office of the Navy
Washington
Dogger Bank
Admiral Dewey
Morton
Navy Department
Riot Ends In A Laugh At St Petersburg University
A student disturbance at the St Petersburg university ended amicably after two groups clashed briefly. One sang the Russian national anthem, the other the Marseillaise, then agreed to stop if the other did. The incident follows a prior cathedral memorial by students and reflects a cautious police response attributed to Prince Sviatopolk-Mirsky.
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Kazan
Alexander III
Deter
Paul Torms
Burs
Fallon
Smiullin
Prince Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Prince Svialopolk-Musky
Ministers All Re-Elected in Italian Cabinet Victory
Definite returns show all cabinet members retained their seats in Italy. Former premier Rudini and other leaders were re elected as the government defeated extremists who lost twenty seats. Major towns including Turin Naples Palermo Milan and Genoa backed the government in a broad anti strike trend. The Castelfranco contest featured Count Macoula losing to Signor Pellegrini on the first ballot, with a second ballot to follow.
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Rudini
Baron Sonnine
Signori Princetti
Forign
Ferri
Turin
Naples
Palermo
Milan
Genoa
Castelfrance
Countesf Macoula
Signor Cavalotti
Castelfranco
Signor Pellegrini
Macolu
French Officers Cleared in Dreyfus Funds Trial
Paris authorities abandoned the sensational trial of Cols Dautmeh Tollin and Capt Francais Mareschan and other military information bureau officers. Gen de Gallifet’s evidence exonerated the accused, ending the case at noon. In Vienna, German students demonstrated in sympathy with Innsbruck. Premier Bond narrowly escaped a shipboard mishap aboard the colonial cruiser Fiona near Twillingate.
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Bne
Dautmeh
Tollin
Francais
Mareschan
Military Information Bureau
Dreyfus
Marqus de Gallifet
Vienna
Innsbruck
Precion
Reichsrath
Premier Bond
St. Julins
N. F
Fiona
Twillingate District
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