Election Night Crowds Listen For Early Results At The Post
Thousands gather in Washington near The Post building defying cold to watch election bulletins and hear dispatches. President Roosevelt and aides receive returns. Hearst and Ohio sentiment fill the crowd with cheers as results pour in from New York City and other states.
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Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Root
Bacon
State Department
Eesident
Ladera
Une
Paitiulu
Uis
Bamu
Che
Ohio
Republic
Stele
Jorake
Herrick
Iditt George Bo Cox
Camermnet
Charry Edwards
Griggs Bay
Georgia
Nikanum
Edwards
Griggs
Congress
Dawson
Philadelphia
Weaver
McClellan
Jerome Draws Cheers While Hearst Sparks Renewed Vigor
In Washington supporters cheered Jerome as his picture and name circulated, while Hearst's image elicited strong demonstrations. Voters stayed late as returns teased the contests, and many remained homeward only after The Post hit the streets.
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Washington
Jerome
Hearst
Mayoral Races Produce Shifts Across Upstate Cities
Special to The Washington Post reports Alan C. Fobes, Republican, re-elected mayor of Syracuse by 6,066 over Democrat Thomas Murphy, with Republicans gaining two council seats for a two-thirds majority. In Rome, Albert R. Kessinger, Democrat, defeats Dr. T. G. Nock by 311. Albany sees Republican victors incl Mayor Charles H. Guus by 6,000. Buffalo elects Democrat J. K. Adama by 8,981.
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Washington Post
Syracuse
Alan C. Fobes
Thomas Murphy
Francis Hendricks
Onondaga County
Gendricks
Fobes
Rome
Albert R. Keasinger
Dem
T. G. Nock
Kessinger
Rome Sentinel
Albany
Albany County
Charles H. Guus
Jerome Wins Unaided Victory in New York District Attorney Race
In New York County William Jerome, running without party support, defeats Osborne of Tammany and Flammer the Republican after late returns show Jerome gaining steadily. Osborne had led in early counts, but Jerome ultimately secured a solid plurality as districts continued to report. Jerome credits public hundreds over bosses, and vows continued reform in the district attorney's office.
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Flammer
Washington Post
New York
New York County
William Traverage- Tome
Tammany, Shearn
Jerome
Gruber-Odell
Shearn
Mret
Tammany
Bronx
Harlem
Geberner
Unger
Seth Low
Roosevelt votes at Oyster Bay after West-East journey
President Roosevelt, escorted by Secretary Loeb and Dr. Rixey, votes at Oyster Bay after a brief stop at Jersey City. Crowds greet him warmly but quietly as he moves through stations, shakes hands with neighbors, and returns to Washington aboard his special train. He notes having spoken in every state and territory and mentions Uncle Amos Borum, the longtime stage driver.
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Rixsy
Roosevelt
Washington
Pennsylvania Station
Harry Paria
White House
Rixey
Pagaed
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Vota
Oyster Bay
Long Island City
Mr. Roosevelt
B F. Barnes
Evry
Asemblyman
Peturatig
Bechatey Loeb
President
Union
Tracia Amos
Amos Borum
Long Island
Uncle Amos
Syosset
One Grand Duke Backing Witte Steers Imperial Decision
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitek stands as the sole member of the imperial family supporting Count Witte. He urged reversal of a ruling during the pivotal pre manifesto period, prompting the Emperor to dispatch General Baron Fredericks to summon Witte. Witte then returned to Peterhof on Monday to secure the Emperor's signature to the historic document.
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St. Petersburg
Micholas Nicholaievitek
Count Witte
Peterhof
Alexis Ignateff
Council of the Empire
M Goreylin
Count White
Baron Fredericks
Imperial House
St Petersburg
Grand Jury To Hear Dress-Suit Tragedy Cases
Boston police plan to present cases connected to the dress-suit tragedy to the Suffolk grand jury tomorrow. Chief Watts Cant Dugan and District Attorney Sughrue met to arrange issuance of indictments, especially against Howard and Crawford now jailed in New York for extradition. Police refuse to act on Philadelphia dispatches naming William E Crawford alias Hunt as Dr Roberts, aiming to have Roberts returned to Philadelphia where an indictment awaits.
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Boston
Washington
Howard
Crawford
New York
Philadelphia
William E Crawford
Hunt
Dr. Roberts
Roberts
Gey Higgins
Atrocities in Caucasus Spur Terrible Violence
Reported clashes across the Caucasus amid Armenian and Russian tensions as troops faced mobs using deadly weapons. Cossack units suffered heavy losses in Ozurget district ambushes, with two counties wiped out and calls for order amid violent revolt.
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J. Petersburg
Caucasuss
Tortare
Daghestan
Kutais
Perek
Kuban
Baku
Caucasus
M Lazerenko
M Yekerski
Ozurget
Weather Conditions and Temperatures Across Cities in 1906
The Weather Bureau reports low pressure over the Northeastern districts with rain in the Lake region Ohio Valley and New England elsewhere fair. Rain possible Wednesday in New England and northern Middle Atlantic. unsettled Lake region with heat snow or rain Thursday. Winds vary by coast. steamers bound for Europe face variable winds and clouds.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Carolina
Lower
Lake Region
New England
Lake
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Reston
Maddie Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Ught
Farlabie
Tainéell
Cheyenne
Devonport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Tows
Galveston
Tex
Helens
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fle
Hangae City
Bete Lytle Rosk
Ark
Merdustie
Michmo Bs OR
Memphle Tenn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha Nebr
Pillsburg
Salt Lake City
Cten
Loulz
St Paul Minn
Springfield
Tlao
Vicksburg
Mier
On River Bulletin
Washington Port
Harpers Petry
W. Va
Noy
Montana antitrust case heard by Supreme Court
The Montana state case against Cudahy Armour Swift and Hammond packing firms over price fixing in beet and beef products was presented. Attorney General Galen argued the state statute was valid. the packers cited Illinois precedent and exemptions for labor and agriculture. The court took the matter under advisement.
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Mont
Supreme Court
Montana
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Swift Packing Company
Hammond Packing Company
Galen
M. 3
Gunn
Supreme Court of the United State
Firefighters Brave Gas Hazard to Save Factory and Homes
In Crosby Atrae a paper-box factory fire sent twenty New York firemen unconscious as they battled gas asphyxiation. They returned to pull colleagues from the blaze and saved several crowded tenement houses nearby. factory damage listed at about 10,000 dollars due to broken pipes releasing gas.
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New York
Crosby Atrae
Adams Express VP Clarence G. Dinsmore critically ill
Clarence Gray Dinsmore, vice president of the Adams Express Company, is dangerously ill at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York. The report from Washington confirms his condition on November 7.
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Adams Express Company
Washington Fort
New York
Clarence Gray Dinsmore
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Metropolitan Club Election Yields Board Offic ers
Metropolitan Club voting at the Arling ton Annex Monday night elected officers for terms ending in 1916 1908 and 1909. Thomas Hyde Harry M Ctabaugh and Merwell V Weadhull chosen for the 1916 term alongside Blatt Bee and Elthu Root with Horace Wylie for 1909 terms and Corcomam Thom for another post.
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Metropolitan Club
Arlington Annex
Thomas Hyde
Harry M Ctabaugh
Merwell V . Weadhull
Blatt Bee
Elthu Root
Horace Wylie
Corcomam Thom
Two Sisters Succumb in Indiana Telephone Exchange Fire
Misses Mabel and Abbie Simpson sisters, suffocated during a blaze at a Lowell Indiana telephone exchange. Mabel, night operator, and Abbie had spent the night with her. fire in a drug store beneath the exchange broke out. Firemen forced entry and found both dead from gas or smoke.
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Lowell
Ind
Mabel
Abbie Simpson
Gus
Auto Fire Damages Vehicle at 44 7th St Southwest
An automobile at the curb in front of 44% Seventh street southwest caught fire yesterday afternoon and was badly damaged before firefighters stopped the blaze. Owner B. W Clark, at 93 South Carolina avenue southeast, received minor burns to hands and face. Police and engine company No. 4 responded. Clark estimated the loss at about 250 dollars.
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Seventh Street
B. W Clark
South Carolina Avenue
Carlin
No. 4 Engine Company
Clark
Stricken on a streetcar Joseph W. Tinsley dies in hospital
Joseph W. Tinsley aged sixty two was stricken with epoplexy on a Ninth street car last night at 11 40 o clock. He was carried to Florida avenue then removed in a patrol wagon to Freedmans Hospital where he died at 12 6 o clock this morning. He lived at 81 French street northwest and is survived by a widow and daughter.
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Joseph W. Tinsley
Ninth Street
Florida Avenue
Eighth Precinct
Freedman's Hospital
Mr. Tinsley
French Street
Death of Horace Austin Former Minnesota Governor
Minneapolis reports former Minnesota Governor Horace Austin died at his home following an operation. He served as governor from January 9, 1870, to January 7, 1874. Also, in Scotland, Lady Florence Dixie, noted writer and Boer War war correspondent, died at Glen Stuart Annan Dumfrieshire.
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Minneapolis
Barace Austin
London
Florence Dixie
Glen Stuart
Annan
Dumfrieshire
Scotland
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