Hearst bid for New York mayor may face court battle
A Washington dispatch reports potential ballot fraud in Greater New York where 3000 more ballots than registered voters are alleged. Hearst supporters claim suppression by Tammany and Odell, with Jerome vowing a full probe. Brooklyn amid similar claims, while Wall Street reacts to the political shift and possible recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
Washington
New York
William Randolph Hearst
McClellan
Hearst
Socalist
Fortutaten
Lee Bien
Lee
Tammany
Odell
Licensed to Marry Jaring W Suit and Nelie McGrath
A fragment notice lists multiple marriage banns and pairings including Jaring W Suit with Nelie G McGrath, Joan Stout with Ada Martin III, and several other couples in various locales, with dates and names partially garbled. The text cites places in Virginia, Maryland, and nearby states and references a November 1905 timeline for ceremonies and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaring W Suit
Nelie G. McGrath
Joan Stout
Arrokien
Ada Martin
Chambersburgshlo
Tennart Mc Pevls
Avanta
Mary M. Lamas
Loudoun County
Francis 8Urrell
Suzelle D. Elgin
Thames PL
M.carfw
Jensie B. Weaver
Werry Ro Wright
Cleveland
Okla
Amania X
Mare Milam A McCaulas
Clara C
Beth Uneste Hoe
Bwetnan
Fulrtae
Mary E Fadeley
Lees
Health Office Record of Deaths From 1905 Segment
Fragmented list records multiple death notices with ages and locations. Individuals include James Attenkham aged 30 seeking hospital notes, Joshua Bishop aged 68, Vertton Davis aged 80, Talla Po De Lane aged 28, Jn 7 Dillman aged 39, Hoockett at Gor Hospital Insane aged 36, Kory Tannett aged 65, Porapeth Ho Kemp aged 28, Anak Wickera aged 30, Bra Norriy Provitence Hospital aged 28, James FB O Pisrce Emergency Hospital aged 72, Erica Po flstway aged 63, Rotha Benning aged 16 months, Nawghan 80, and Wagner Wash Ags Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Attenkham
Joshua Bishop
Yaara
Vertton Davis
Dillman
Sears Thares Hoockett
Deanwool
Anak Wickera
Norriy Provitence Hospital
James FB
Erica Po Flstway
Phelps Plane
Rotha Benning Rd
Flerward At
Sand Wagner Wash Ags Espital
Mugeret
Walter
Notices Inserted in Major Morning Newspapers for Marriage and Death
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in the Comtegian Pest will appear upon application in multiple morning papers at no extra charge. Listed papers include Cincinnati Enquirer, New York Times, Reston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Ri Walter Herald, Lulus Republic, Post-Standard, St. Pall Pioneer-Press, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincin
Enquiter
DEW Lgr Times
Reston Globe
Blyfalo Ugurier
Chcago Record-Herald
Pilladelphia
Union Labor lands sweeping San Francisco election victory
The Union Labor party won all positions in San Francisco’s municipal vote. Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz secured a third term by about 1,500 over Republican Democratic joint nominee John S. Patridge. Other Schmitz ticket candidates won by margins between 4,000 and 7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Union Labor Party
Eugene E. Schmitz
John 8. Patridge
Schmitz
Isch
Chicago Republicans sweep city as Dunne cites New York contrast
Chicago voters swept the Republican slate, electing all ticket candidates. Complete returns show judges and officials with Republican majorities, including Superior Court and Circuit Court races. Mayor Dunne attributes Democratic defeat to lack of municipal issues and internal dissension while praising municipal ownership sentiment. Voting machines delivered rapid results in ten precincts, with high satisfaction from voters and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Superior Coure
Gary
Mi Ewan
Derm
Superior Court
Eanith
Cotman
Webb
Baker
City
Dunne
Hearst
Speray
Hong
New Jersey Legislature Election Results Reported
Returns from Hudson County show Republicans have elected all twelve assemblymen. Democrats are expected to hold at most three seats. Senate totals: Republicans 17, Democrats 4. Assembly: Republicans 67, Democrats 3.
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Trenton
Hudson County
Assembly
Senate
Repubicans
Woman Credits Divine Intercession Saving Husband’s Shot
Susie Odell testified that a drunken husband pressed a revolver to her face and fired at the floor after she whispered a prayer. She believed divine Providence diverted the bullet, sparing her and her twelve day old baby. Odell was sentenced to thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Omaha
Susie ‘Odell
Odell
Utter Elected Governor of Rhode Island by Plurality
Providence November election results show Utter a Republican winner with 90 68 thousand votes and a 4 942 plurality over Garvin. Garvin trails, Helme and others show smaller totals. State senate expected 33 Republicans to 4 Democrats. House 60 Republicans to 10 Democrats. A Republican supported constitutional amendment for 100 assembly districts failed. Elisha Dyer elected Providence mayor by about 1 400 plurality over Aldrich. Cotrell defeats Boyle in Providence area. Democratic mayors chosen in Pawtucket Woonsocket and Central Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utter
Rhode Island
Providence
Garvin
Helme
Herrick
Carpenter
State Senate
House
Elisha Dyer
Clarence A. Aldrich
Patrick J. Boyle
Newport
Robert C. Cottrell
Rep
Pawtucket
Woorsocket
Central Falls
Democrats seek recount in Massachusetts governor race
Massachusetts returns show Gen Guild with 197512 votes to Bartlett 174395 and Whitney 28116. lieutenant governor winner 182197 over Whitney 18201. Bartlett carried Boston by 16624. Democrats gain 3 senate seats and 1 representative, while Republicans maintain council majority. Whitney concedes, vows continued advocacy for reciprocal trade with Newfoundland and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Boston
Gen. Guild
Gen. Bartlett
Eben Draper
Henry Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Massachusetts
Lyman
State Committee
Bartlett
M. J. Sullivan
Senate
Robert Bond
St. John's
N. J
Aura
Newfoundland
Canada
Contest at Louisville prompts fraud claims in election
Fusion party managers announce plans to contest the city election for mayor and legislature amid allegations that in fourteen precincts no vote occurred due to missing paraphernalia and in others ballots were mishandled or suppressed by Democratic workers. They claim ballot boxes were seized and thugs aided by police cast fraudulent tickets while legitimate voters were blocked. The cited results show Paul Barth, the Democratic mayoral candidate, leading by about 2500 votes. Senate composition listed as Democrat leaning, with House mixed and Republicans noted as doubtful.
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Hearst
Jerome
Murphy
Odell
Law Committee
Municipal Ownership Party
Sha City
Charles F. Murphy
Big Tim" Sullivan
Tammany
Bird
Coler
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Btate
McClellan
New York
Hoffman House
Careat
Loss Murphy
Rose Odell
Newbury
Ivina
Ivins
Fusion Party
Louisville
Icy
Fusion Party Tonight
Tt 43
Paul Barth
Senate
Democrata
House
Blackburn
the Appeals Paynter
Praise Dunne and Collins praised by Temperance Union
Chicago mayor Dunne and Police Chief Colling were commended at a Young People's Christian Temperance Union meeting for improving Chicago's moral condition. Rev W A Hartlett led the program. Dr Bartlett had denounced officials and called for Sunday saloon closures. Rev W H Head moved approval of the praise resolution, which was adopted unanimously. In Milwaukee laymen plan to back Rev John McCraw Foster as bishop coadjutor to Bishop Nicholson, if he agrees to stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Head
Asbury Park Methodist Church
Bartlett
Nicholson
Milwaukee
Wis
Episcopal Church
John McCraw Foster
Boston
Goll Trial Postponed in Milwaukee Bank Case
Henry G. Goll former assistant cashier of Milwaukee First National Bank faces delayed court action on multiple indictments for aiding and abetting ex president Frank Bigelow in defalcation. Trial postponed to January term. Goll remains at liberty on bail. Quarantine against Florida removed for Cuba bound travelers. through passengers with Cuban health certificates at Tampa will not be detained on arrival in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goll
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry G. Goll
Milwaukee First National Bank
Frank @. Bigelow
United States
Butterfield
Gail
Uberty
Florida
Havans
Cuba
Tampa
Havana
Witte Sympathizes With Demand for Removal of Old Regime Officials
The article notes Witte's sympathy with constitutionalists calling for removal of officials from the old regime. It also states Zemstvo Party stance to be defined on November 16 as the political scene evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte
Zemstvo Party
National Assembly
Count Witte
Trenbetskoy
Zemstvo
Moscow
Social Democrats
Society of Engineers
Caucasus
Russ
Trepoff
Pobedonostseff
M. Pobedonostseff
Holy Synod
Aletoi Obolensky
Vladimir
Black Hundred
Paris
M. Struve
St. Petersburg
Turmoil in Moscow as mobs attack students and priests
Reports recount brutal clashes in Moscow between social revolutionists, Black Hundreds, Cossacks, and Falieo. Students carried flags while police blocked exits, and many youths were beaten or torn apart. Ambushes in Alexander Garden and killings highlight a violent crackdown amid advancing political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Black Hundred
Cossacks
Falieo
Butchers
Alexander Garden
Cos
Tay
Caucasus
St. Petersburg
Witte
Zematvo
Sergius Troubetskoy
Dolgaroukoff
Millukoff
M. Stakovich
M. Steuve
Osvobajdenia
Faris
Count Witte
New York Prepares Salute for Prince Louis Arrival
Eighteen American and British warships in the North River plan a noon guns salute for King Edward on his birthday. Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg arrives from Annapolis as the fleet anchors from Seventy-ninth to 16th streets. A week of entertainments follows including dinners, receptions, and a ball aboard the Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North River
Edward
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Annapolis
Seventy-ninth Street
16Th Street
Maine
Missouri
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Maryland
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Admral Robley D. Evans
Manhattan Island
125Th Street
Prince Louis
Evans
North Atlantic
Percy Sanderson
Prince
St. George's Society
Mortimer Durand
Gen. Grant
Coghlan
Naval Academy Alumni Association
West Point
Col
Robert M. Thompson
Naval Academy Alumniilation
Mayor McClellan
New York Chamber of Commerce
Coney Island
Drake
Pilgrim's Society of
Gibraltar
Quiet Excerpt Describes Atrocities Across European Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg describe a sweeping upheaval with renewed violence in the Caucasus and widespread massacres in European Russia. Baltic murder riot and antisemitic attacks are alleged, with clergy in Poland supporting autonomy protests. Tomsk theater fire allegedly killed hundreds as soldiers stood by.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Nov
Caucasus
European
Baltic
Poland
Tomsk
Siberia
Piacoa Ace al
Prince Louis of Battenberg Elected Chapel Member in Baltimore
At a Baltimore printers chapel meeting Prince Louis of Battenberg was elected a member after it emerged he learned printing as a young man during a visit to the News office. Also noted are naval movements with ships arriving at Yorktown and Philadelphia and Gen Schwann’s health update. Armour Packing Co. case against North Carolina treasurer argued in U S Supreme Court over taxation of quasi corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Armour Packing Company
Chicago
B. BR. Lacy
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the United
Army Orders: Leaves and promotions detailed across units
Leaves of absence issued for Capt Spencer Cosby and Lt William Biddle with start dates around November. Extensions for Lieut Join Kennedy, Philippine Scouts. A large board of officers announced for examinations at Madison Barracks and Port Russell with names listed for roles in Ordnance and construction. Troop movements noted: Twenty first Battery arrives at Fort Sheridan and Tenth Infantry companies move toward the Presidio of San Francisco.
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Spencer Cosby
Engineer Corps
William Biddle
Fourteenth Infantry
Miitary
Kennedy
Philippine Scouts
Harry M. Hallock
Madison Barracks
N. Y
Powell Fauntleroy
Mes Horry M. Hallock
Sergeon
Nedleon Barracks
N.Y
Inne A. Saxton
Twenty-third Infantre
John R. Brewer
Albert L. Myer
Elesanth Infantry
W. Dunn
Ordnance Department
Gaus C Horney
Tracy ¢ Dickson
Orinance Department
E Holfer
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Skeds Hank
Philippines
Department of California
Hawaii
Department of the Columbia
Oicer
Benicia Arsenal
Cal
Department of the Colorado
Dakota
The
Lakes
Missouri
Rock Island Arsenal
Department of the
Boat
John EB
Greer
Army Building
New York City
Department of the Gulf
Augusta Artene
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Arsenal
Tex
Hawai and Alases
Sucd
Edward Chynoweth
Seventeenth Infantry
Carl, Reischmann
James H. Frier
Seveneteenth Infantry
Wiilam W. Quinton
John R. Thomas, Jr
Leo A. Dewey
Henry P Birmingham
Eremiaing Board
Fort McPherson
Letcher Fardeman
Eleventh Cavalry
Washington D. C
Nelvin W. Rowell
Eleventh Cavars
Dr. Des Moines
Towa
That Pox
Letcher Herdeman
Field Artillery
Fort Sheridan
Tenth Infantry
Portland
Oreg
Presidio
San Francisco
Probationary Enlistments Studied in Gen Burton Report
Gen G H Burton and the inspector general review the army's condition. They urge three month probation with back pay if extended, condemn officer absence, address desertions, and note luxurious soldier surroundings. Propose night training gains, more coast artillery, and creation of a chief of infantry and cavalry in the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G .H Burton
Burton
United States
Ger
Manchuria
War Department
Gert
Ordnance Department
Dean's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Cure by Local Residents
An advertisement urges daily routine and plain food while warning against excess. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a kidney specific remedy, claiming relief from backache and kidney or urinary issues. Testimonies from city residents are cited as proof of safety and effectiveness for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Early warning signs of kidney trouble and dangers of neglect
The passage explains how kidney strain can raise uric poisons in the body, harming organs and causing back pain, headaches, lumbago, and bladder issues. It warns that neglect leads to dropsy, kidney stones, Bright's disease, diabetes, or stroke, and cites a patient cured by Dean's Kidney Pills, though notes the remedy is not a reliable cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Washington
P. C. Burrough
Hook Binder
Fifteenth Street Northwest
Dean
Stevens Pharmacy
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
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White House
Congress
J. J. Dickinson
Kemp
Woewuck
Elizabeth Baker Kemp
John A. Faker
Henry Greenwat
Dadelpha Ledger
Baltimore Sun
van Nuys
Riverside
Mondas Cutabera
Willam
Milton
Margaret la G. van Nuys
Franklin Township
Ind
Presbyterian Cemetery
Alexandria
Walling
la Om
William
Wartha
Health Office Record
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Fearcintag
Jereme Vas
Aga
J William Lee
Gommodious Revul Ad
Pelephons
R. F. Harvey
Stresy
Wmsdinus Chapel
John R. Wright Co
Erubakers
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
Union Labor
Arica
Bearat
Hiram T. Gilbert
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Legislature
Wenty
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St
Democrats
Draper
Guild
Collins
Admiral Evans
Moon
Morton ¢ Stout
Forter
Dupont
Rodgers
Yorktown
Stewart
Sewall Point
Absrenda
Hampton Reade
Rocket
Paducah
Philadelphia
Keamaauga
Illnois
Yankton
Mayflower
Columbia
Colon
Guantanamo
Denver
Kingston
Schwann
Theodore
Schiwann
Blue Ridge Mountains
Armours
Massachusetts Avenue
ARMY
RUB Furniture CO
Doan
AM Oeslers
Price
Foster-Milbum Co
Buffalo, Wt Y
Proprietors
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