Ballot Boxes in North River Spark New Fraud Claims
Reported recovery of ballot boxes from a police vehicle stirs New York election fraud allegations. Hearst campaigns accuse McClellan administration of improper handling while district attorney Jerome and Attorney General Mayer coordinate a broad inquiry. Court orders forced police to turn over boxes. boxes stored in warehouses as investigations loom.
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Witstrict
Jerome
Yate Grant
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Eforts
Maye and
George W. Morwe
Tallut
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Abe Graeth Peider
Louse Ballata
Belles
Tally Qneers
Sooth Peats
Rome
Vaso
Athpornas
Genel Mase
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Irby
Pat Polmne
Caye Altos Uhan
Mittegrin Assembly
de McManus
Morgan
Koes
Emma Whem
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Irtofsin
Elecni An
Wate
Julius Mayer
Attorna
Ato Roy Lencrala
Etec
Bets On Hearst In Mayor Election At Broad Street
Broad Street brokers took Hearst bets in the November 3 mayoral contest, with many wagers of 1000 at 1 to 6 that Hearst would win. McClellan drew 2,100 to 700 later, and odds shifted to 1 to 3 for Hearst. Unsettled funds and hedging dominated betting as recount prospects loomed and specialists like Schwed offered large sums on Hearst per recount outcome.
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Hearst
Sto
Jerome
Broad Street
Bagley
B Buchanan
C R. Hammerstough
Anness & Newman
W. W. Bagley
Mayor McClellan Vows All Legal Steps to Confirm Election
City leader asserts 4180 vote majority as official returns, pledging to vindicate results in court if challenged. He hires Parker Sheehan & Hatch and Dykman & Carr as personal counsel, while Tammany prepares sub committees and new law firms to contest Hearst challenges. Police move ballot boxes to board of elections under mayoral direction amid fraud charges and court action. Baltimore and Return train note included as a separate item.
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Herrick States Regrets Over Defeat Citing Civic Misleading Influence
Columbus Ohio November Herrick released a statement yesternight saying Ohio voters defeated his bid for governor but that he fulfilled his duty. He defended Republican record praising state finances and temperance reforms while warning against demagoguery and personal leadership overruling party principles.
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Wenger
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Thore
Ike Cleveland
Cincinnati
Tssue
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Pattison May Be Alone In Governor Race
Columbus dispatch reports Pattison leads for governor with a 41705 plurality based on official returns. Minor state candidates show Republican gains in several counties, while the legislature remains Democratic in both chambers. Senate, house tallies contested.
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Scramble at Harrisburg as New Treasurer Seeks Clean Start
Harrisburg observers report anxious scrutiny of state finances as William H Berry, newly elected Independent State treasurer, prepares to take office. The revenue board reviews 20 million plus in deposits and bonds, including Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny, to replace weak securities before Berry assumes control.
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Republican
Wiliam H. Berry
Board of Revenue Commissioners
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Berry
Treasury
Cleveland letter primes Princeton alumni duty and loyalty
Cleveland writes from New York that public duty and the judiciary require university training. He urges Princeton alumni to act loyally to national honor and tradition, urging conscientious activity for the country’s safety and integrity. The appeal calls Princeton teachings to guide loyalty and righteousness under the slogan Shalt Not Steal. In St Petersburg, orthodox clergy urge provincial priests to aid in restoring peace, and a New Bugs Today auction at 1227 Gat. closes with a note to view Cay, Petany & Mayers.
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Iour.s
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Mast Orange
Albert B. Annin
St Petersburg
Princes Obolensky
Cay
Petany & Mayers
Cronstadt Mutiny Crushed After Massive Riots
Chaos gripped St Petersburg as gossip spread of Cronstadt mutiny with 3000 sailors and artillery troops, looting liquor shops and setting fires. Government troops and Cossacks quelled the uprising. about 200 casualties reported, fiercest fighting on the defects of morale amid revolutionary propaganda.
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Imperial Guard
Peterhof
Paul
Cronstadt
Artillerdete
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Orantenbaum
St Petersburg
Mutineers Hold Fast in Eastern Town
Order restored after unrest as troops patrol streets and searchlights sweep harbor. Fires burn in the market while stores and houses are boarded up. Mutineers retreating to the mainland by boat face machine gun posts. several hundred still hold out in the east. Most have surrendered. remainder expected to submit tomorrow.
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Three Washington women arraigned for lodging fraud in Baltimore
Edna Woods Katie Rivers and Sarah Woodhall, all formerly employed in a Washington laundry, were arraigned before Judge Loden at the Western police station on obtaining board and lodging with intent to defraud Laura J Welsh, who runs a boarding house at 789 Saratoga Street. Woodhall was dismissed for partial payment, the others released on their own recognizance for a Monday hearing.
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Baltmore
Edna ‘Woods
Katie Rivers
Sarah Woodhall
Washington
Loden
Western Police Station
Laura J Welsh
Saratoga Street
Countess Wins Divorce In Detroit Case Against Son-in-law
Detroit Nov 9 Countess Louise May de Szillasey wins a divorce from her husband the titled son-in-law after testimony that he abused funds and forced her to seek help from her father Col Frank J Hecker a multimillionaire and Detroit Free Press owner. The decree cites nonsupport amid persistent estrangement and seclusion.
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Detroit
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Mandell
Wayne
Louise May de Ssillasgy
Frank J Hecker
Gutta Salljaasy
Legation
Washington
de SziViasey
Sie
Austria-Hungary
Col Hecker
Alger
McKinley
Detroit Free Press
Panama Canal
Countess de Szillasey
Train Collision Injures Passengers Near Missoula
A passenger train on the Northern Pacific line crashed into the rear of a east-bound freight two miles west of here. Dozens aboard were injured and two engineers likely to die. Among the injured are Mrs TB Harrison of Louisville by Mims Ehelby Derrett of Lexington KY Missa Greepe daughter of C Greens of St Paul Mrs Neney J Dotson of Devan W Va.
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Mra TB Harrison
Lowisvile
Mims Ehelby Derrett
Lexington
Misa Greepe
C Greens
St Pau
Mra Neney J Dotson
Devan W Va
Prince of Wales in India greeted by vast Bombay crowds
The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived in Bombay aboard the Renown to an enthusiastic welcome from immense crowds. Forts and warships saluted as natives and visitors thronged the city. Lord Curzon joined the landing and a civic address was read to the Prince amid a festive pageant with chiefs in colorful uniforms.
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Attacks in Belgian Chamber Over King Leopold Policy
In Brussels today a Socialist deputy Bertrand blasted King Leopold accusing him of violating the constitution and pressuring Parliament to back a vast Antwerp fortification project. The speaker rebuked Bertrand as disorder filled the chamber during the session.
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Trepoff Removed as St Petersburg Governor General
In St Petersburg on November 9 Gen Trepoff was ousted from the post of governor general and assistant minister of the Interior. Ivan Sturoff Kutler and others named to new ministries, with Trepoff forced to retire to a role protecting the Emperor, who grants him the Order of Alexander Nevsky. The upper chamber reforms include elected and appointed members as Count Witte pursues a popular representation program.
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Social Democrats
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Father Petro
Moscow
M Alehim
Kursk
Father Petroff
ML Millakoff
Inerlou
BE Petersburg
Roosevelt Canal Promised Despite Opposition Attacks
Theodore P Shonts told the American Hardware Manufacturers Association that the Roosevelt Canal will be built at Panama. He praised the President while denouncing opponents and noted progress in sanitation and labor, with 4100 workers and improved docks and facilities expected to boost the project.
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