Spurned by Russia mediation urged by neutrals
News letters indicate Japan seeks peace with Russia but mediation is unwelcome in London. A neutral initiative, especially by President Roosevelt, is discussed as possible if both sides consent, with diplomatic efforts centered on Petersburg and Washington. The piece references ambassadors, international powers, and the tentative stance of belligerents toward outside intervention.
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Suit Against Contractor Ties Up Ecuador Project Case
In New York Nay Archer Harman, builder of the Ecuador Development Company, is linked to a $50,000 breach dispute by Charles L Bucki who assigned his claim to Harry W. Samson. Bucki alleges Harman promised profits from a railroad venture in Ecuador and Levadia, but the plan collapsed after funds were pledged. Harman denies any contract. Bucki seeks speedy trial in Rockland County Supreme Court amid questions about profits and expenses.
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Miss Dolbeer Death Testimony in Warren Case
Testimony details Moss Warren denying talk of a rich friend as unstable. Witnesses describe room events, an apparent fall from a window, and Miss Dolbeer’s testimony about Miss Warren and Miss Wooten during the investigation.
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Tragic double tragedy in Brook murder suicide
George Green shot his wife after discovering she left with another man. He wounded himself, lay in hospital, and the outcome remained unclear as police and onlookers learned of the events. Green’s employer alerted authorities as the full horror of the incident became known.
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Silf
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Judge imposes unusual fine on youthful defendant
New Jersey court sentences five year old Vis Buehe McCarton to a daily fine and required court appearance. Police report the McCarton family has multiple arrests across New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The notice references travel and coach excursions with fare details for Baltimore and other routes.
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New Jersey
Murdered Sheriff Terrorized Town As Jackson Brothers Fled
A shooting in Huntington Way left Sheriff Wood Jackson dead after a quarrel with Policeman Wil Bbott. Harvey Jackson and two brothers fled toward the mountains as a 200-strong posse hunted the Jacksons, with citizens hiding in cellars while authorities pursued the killers.
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Man Newman Shoots Relative in Polk County Quarrel
In Walls Springs Polk County a man named Newman shot and killed his brother in law Holbert after a drunken quarrel. The assailant tried to intervene as the weapon discharged during a scuffle and Newman was later ordered to the sheriff.
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Moody to Leave Cabinet Amid Government Shakeup
Fragmentary report indicates Moody will retire from the cabinet, with Tony General Woods noted as heading a reshaped Department of Justice. Indications within twenty hours prior suggest Moody plans to depart on a specified date, amid broader cabinet deliberations and potential substitutions.
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Wreck Near McKeesport Shuts Freight Train
East bound freight on the Baltimore and Ohio wrecked just east of McKeesport before a passenger train could stop. Engineer Samuel Fatts and fireman Samuel Winn were badly hurt with potential death. Passengers were not seriously injured. Another item notes Mrs Henis H Donaldson, wife of Prof Henis H Donaldson, found dead in basement, suspected of suicide amid mental illness. Florists Small & Sons invite inspection of chrysanthemums at 14th and G Washington. Waldoz-Astama and 1183 Broad Street New York offers travel package to Luray and return including cave admission from BR to REF station on Sunday morning.
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University of Chicago
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H Small & Sons
Washington
Waldoz
Maryland May Divide Republicans Claim Fraud S
Newspaper reports indicate Maryland contested returns create a narrow Republican lead for Parker amid claims of ballot doctored counts. Democratic leaders predict a Democratic majority once official tallies finish, with Republicans optimistic about at least one electors from Maryland.
Babcock’s Election Certainty in Third District
Milwaukee reports Secretary Rentlew of the Stalwart Republican faction says returns from presincts show Joseph W Babock re-elected beyond doubt in the Third District. Counties listed favor Babock while Grotephensh’s candidate carried other counties. outcome pending official count. Prohibitionists in Indiana claim two statewide trustees elected and vote nearly doubles from four years ago. Baltimore trip fares listed at 1.25 for round trip by Pennsylvania Railroad with trains excluding the Congressional Limited.
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Dern
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Grotephenst
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Charman Newlin
Inhibition Party
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O&m
Herrick broken in health after governor loss to Roosevelt
Democratic candidate Herrick announces extended visit for rest after defeat. He plans to resume law practice and attributes Roosevelt's personality to the outcome, urging Democrats to stay strong against the Republicans and keep the fight going.
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Roosevelt
Albiny
Cady Herrick
Democratic Party
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Roosvelt
White
Henderson Holds Narrow Lead In North Carolina Race
Special to The Washington Pome reports congressman John Henderson head of the Democratic committee for the Eighth district has not conceded Blackburn the Republican a win, though Blackburn claims a majority. Official tallies show Blackburn ahead by minor margins in several counties, with unofficial counts narrowing the race to a slim lead for Blackburn and potential challenges over irregular votes in Stanley County.
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Newland
Want Agnew's scalp near Virginia negro leaders seek action
Rumors in Richmond report a Virginia negro leadership movement aiming to declare resolutions to the administration. A claimed leader says no action will occur until a conference with Booker T. Washington, and the group seeks Park Agnew's scalp though details remain unclear.
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Dawson Wins West Virginia Governor Race by Safe Majority
Complete county returns from the site show Republican nominee Dawson leading by about 4 750 votes with estimates from remaining counties unlikely to push the margin above 5 000. The Republican state committee still contends the margin will exceed 9 000.
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Washington Post
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Gu Tre
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Mickey Wins in Nebraska Night of Vote Contests
Complete returns show Seb Nova-Fusion conceding re election of Gay Vickey by a likely 70 to 10000 plurality. Republicans expect larger gains across the ticket, while in Porto Rico Unionists win five of seven districts with a 25 member House of Delegates split five to Unionists and ten to Republicans. Winthrop praised for peaceful election.
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Missouri Republicans claim sweep of state offices
Early returns favored Theodore Roosevelt across Missouri with Republicans claiming all state offices except governor. Democrats refrained from conceding defeat on their ticket while indicating the legislature would likely be Republican. Key figures awaited final tallies as telegrams reported Missouri’s electoral votes for Roosevelt and projected broad Republican gains, including eight Congressmen with possible further wins pending district results.
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Parker Visits New York
Judge Parker arrived in New York from hsopus and stated he has no decision yet on his plans. He planned a possible holiday trip for Mrs Parker and met friends at the Manhattan Club before dining with William F Sheehan on Fifty-sixth Street. He spoke with Supreme Court judges and appellate division members about the election and will return to Roemount tomorrow.
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Indiana election results show ties and narrow wins
In Indiana the Fourth district vote between Wallace and Gravens ends in a tie. John A Bennett defeats James N Thehoe by 8 votes for Congress in the Ninth district. Mark Smith leads Guthrie Gkia Mov to secure the Delegate seat by a wide plurality. Vernon and related returns show further GOP gains. a cough remedy note ends the snippet.
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Mark Smith
Roosevelts Policy Choice Among Senators
Washington reports on President Roosevelt as he plans to 81st Congress future policy options while new senators are chosen. The paper notes political shifts and potential impacts on national priorities ahead of the next legislative session.
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Roosevelt
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Owen Wister
Doubsys
Fraud in Denver Charged in Arapahoe Ballot Fraud
At a Republican gathering plans to contest the Denver results were set in motion after alleged fraudulent ballots surfaced. Democrats and witnesses claimed 7,000 extra votes, with affidavits supporting the charges. The case targets nine election officials and seeks to seat Republican candidates. the dispute extends to the state legislature and congress with official counts pending.
Murphy and Odell Comment on New York Election Results
New York Republicans Murphy and Odell spoke on the party’s statewide results. Odell praised the heavy Roosevelt vote while noting Higgins benefited from the national wave. Murphy claimed no disaffection and a stable organization with leaders working hard.
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Twenty Die in New York Tenement Fire
Fire swept a five story apartment house causing twenty deaths and many injuries as residents panicked and fled to fire escapes. Firefighters rescued tenants from basement flames and noted several unconscious victims found on upper floors amid smoke and debris. Incendiary theories circulated as investigators probed the blaze and surrounding apartments for signs of arson.
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