Taggart Declares No Resignation as Democratic HQ Eyes Indianapolis
New York reports Thomas Taggart of the Democratic National Committee will not resign and plans a permanent national headquarters at Indianapolis or French Lick Springs. He defends nationwide harmony after a polling defeat, praises Folk of Missouri as a potential rallying figure, and says preparations for 1908 begin after a rest.
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Indianapolis
New York
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Taggart
Polk
Bryan
Joseph Polk
Missouri
Raik
National Committee
Ed Taggart
la Gianapolis
French Lick Sprin
Simeone
Folk
Mogey
Coere
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Marker
Keath native marriage notice to be published in multiple papers
A brief market notice indicates a Keath native has deserted in the Washington Pact and that marriage-related notices will appear the next morning in several newspapers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe and Chicago Post Herald among others.
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Keath
Washington
NEW York Times
Baltimore Herald
Boston Globe
Suppalg Courier
Cincinnate Enquirer
Peicage Oort -Heiald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ispatch
Journal
2 Herald
Burauuse Post Standard
Paul Pigneaa
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland
LICENSED TO MARRY IN GEORGIA AND MARYLAND
Multiple marriage intentions listed including fiaren i Tayier and Minude TL Ford, JOA TSS OSU EGTN HOSEM in Wa ren, with details referencing locations such as George Courcy Virginia and Seneca. The fragmentary notice names Cyrus Gurnsey’s daughter Russell and other parties, indicating upcoming nuptials and official processing.
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Joa
Waren
Heirr
Atember I
Dee Frits
Higsinbecboam
Itsbarg
Thursd
Hoch Russell
Cyrus Gurnsey
Seneca
Died on Third November in presbytery church service
An obituary notice lists multiple deaths including Candace Crawford Carr and Annie Henson, with funeral details and interment plans. It notes dates around November 1904 and requests flowers to certain locations, highlighting private services and family addresses.
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Edo de Amox
Candace Crewford Carr
Willam Ames
Llaomards
Lot Northwest
Stret
Samu
Balti
Phede Richmond
Ontard
Mass
George Hinest
M. Thurston
Ovener
Kate Renber
Lydecker Mibeer
End Street
Wade
St. Mooenic
Ieday
C. m. Smitke
Cincinnati
Ohio
Health Office Record Deaths at Mercy Hospital
Health Office record lists several deaths including Garfiend Huep ter age 62 at mercy hospital and other patients noted as insane with ages 49 28 and 37 years old. The fragmentary list names Walker and others with ages 20 and 2 entries unclear.
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Eaverpart
Mercest
Garfiend Huepter
Yenna
Sears
Vaan
Walker
Folk Margin Forecast in Missouri Governor Race
Semi official county chairmen reports to the Post Dispatch show Folk the Democrat leading Walbridge and Swanger for secretary of state, with Folk also ahead for governor by a wide margin and Wilder favored for auditor. The thirteen unreported counties from four years ago favored Bryan, while Kansas City shows a large Democratic lead.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Post-Dispatch
Folk
Walbridge
Swanger
Cook
Wilder
Alton
Bryan
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Colorado Delegation Solid Democrats Concede Three Republicans
Denver reports revised returns show Franklin F. Brooks ahead for at large Congress, and R. W. Bonynge and Hogg winning in districts one and two, giving Colorado a three seat Republican delegation. News notes possible Republican state ticket and governor race margins while the Democratic Senate remains uncertain. Warrants issued for twelve election workers over access to registration lists as watchers faced challenges.
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House
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Franklin F. Brooks
John F. Shafroth
Stow
R. W. Bonynge
BH. M. Hogg
Peabody
Grenfell
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Senate
Que
Leonard Roge
Hlhitken
Beaten Governor Race Prompts Rhode Island Plan
Providence Nov 11 A plan under discussion would resign a Democratic representative from Cumberland and replace him in the Rhode Island General Assembly with Gov L C Garvin who is seeking re election. Garvin had served in the assembly three years ago before becoming governor. The assembly will elect a successor to US Senator Aldrich in January and currently stands Republican 4, Democrat 16, Independent 1.
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Garvin
Rhode Island
Providence
R. E
Cumland
General Assembly
L. C. Garvin
Dr. Garvin
Assembly
Beig
Congressmen Arrive as Panama Bound Party Lands in D C
Washington was visited by a wave of new congressmen and staffers after the election. Col Hepburn led a party toward the Isthmus of Panama, Sen Kittredge and Rep Babcock also appeared, with Overstreet and Hull joining. Remarks cover Indiana senatorial bids, campaign dynamics, and reciprocity debates shaping the political scene.
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Washington Ward
Panama
Pete Hepburn
Iowa
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Col. Hepburn
White House
Kittredge
South Dakota
Senate
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
New York
Overstreet
Indiana
Hull
Civil Service Commission
Cortelyou
Congress
FE. W. Roberts
Massachusetts
W. I. Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Roberts
Bates
Donegla
Eugene N. Fos
Sullivan
Foss
Racoon Sent To President In Cumberland
Samuel D. Flack a Pennsylvania farmer near Etlersile Cumberland County sent a live raccoon to President Roosevelt. The President through Private Secretary Loeb thanked Flack and said efforts would be made to keep the raccoon to celebrate the 1908 victory.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Samuel D. Flack
Pennsylvania
Etlersile
Roosevelt
Fluck
Loeb
New in race for senator in Indiana
Harry Sr. New announced from Indianapolis that he will seek Senator Fairbanks' seat after returning from Chicago. He stated his entry is without hostility or alliances. Representative Hemenway met Marion County delegation in the State legislature and is regarded as a candidate.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Sr. New
Chicago
Fairbanks
Allances
Hemenway
Marion County
Oppose Fusion in Nebraska Signals Democratic Split
Nebraska leaders including ex-Gov Boyd ex-AG Smyth and Omaha World-Herald editor Metcalf oppose further fusion with Populists. Bryan ally Yates advocates reorganizing factions. bids to salvage the other wing of the party. New York reports a self-inflicted death by a pageant gambler over election bets. Unofficial Iowa returns show Roosevelt leading with 391,570 over Parker 165,859. Ohio’s six counties suggest Roosevelt plurality near 251,000. Transatlantic shipping news notes arrivals in harbor at Havre Genoa and Queenstown.
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Omaha
Nebr
Nebraska
Boyd
J. Smyth
Henry W. Yates
Nebraska National Bank
Richard L. Metcalf
Omaha World- Herald
T. C. Healy
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
Smyth
William J. Bryan
Yates
New York
Frederick Griebel
Ridgewood Heights
L. A
Parker and Herrick
Iowa
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Parker
Debs
Swallow
Watson
Grief for Her Father Shocks Waldorf-Astoria Witnesses
Testimony in the Dalbeer will case details a July 9 Waldorf-Astoria tragedy. A maid recounted Miss Warren screaming after Miss Dolbeer vanished from a window as Miss Dolbeer’s companion watched in peril. Witnesses described the women’s fragile state, heat, and nervous vigilance preceding the fall.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Manthe
Miss Waren
New York
H. A. Emery
Weather Bureau
Robert P. Lee
Miss Dalbeer
California
Lee
McClurg
Homer Gibney
Secheler
Sullivan
Emery
Muggins
Miss Warren
San Francisco
Gibney
Miss Dalheer
Miss Colbeer
Miss Dolbeer
Dolbeer
Frederick Greenwood
Chicago Seeks Roosevelt Visit for Lafayette Purchase Exposition
A Chicago delegation plans to invite President Roosevelt to include the city on his Louisiana Purchase Exposition itinerary with a large nonpartisan demonstration. Banquets, speeches, and street parades are proposed with Gov elect Deneen Mayor Harrison and University of Chicago president Harner among speakers. An invitation also targets Vice President elect Fairbanks as a guest during the visit.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Wallace Heckman
Tuion League Club
Deneen
Harrison
Harner
University of Chicago
St. Loui
Fairbanks
Olky
Boxer Uprising Threat Sent From Peking Letter
sensational reports from Peking describe a second Boxer uprising inevitable, with United States Minister Conger warned to act, officials helpless due to secret society ties, and heavy taxation cited as a cause. letter from Charles F. Gammon of the American Bible Society reports the situation to his Beloit father.
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Beloit
Wis
Peking
China
Charles F. Gammon
American Bible Society
E. M. Gammon
Gammon
Shantung
Jignan
Ald
Ship G. H. Sails Far Off Course in Hurricane Rescue
The schooner G. H. S. with twelve crewmen, bound from Long Cay to Inagua, was sighted by the Atlas Line steamer Valencia amid a hurricane off the Bahama coast. Lacking provisions and water, the crew faced dire straits until Valencia supplied aid and departed. The crew’s fate remained unknown to Valencia officers upon return to port.
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New York
G. H
Atlas Line
Valencia
Heyti
Long Cay
Honduras
Inagua
Bahama Islands
Castle Teland
Guise
Schoomen
Deaths of a Day with Notable Figures
Chicago records William B. Pye a grain pioneer found dead in his office likely from heart disease. Seattle reports J D Farren, railroad and steamship executive, died there after moving from North Dakota. Former Gov Buren Sherman died after years of invalidism, Iowa auditor and governor earlier. George S Dice, St Louis post office inspector, died at fifty six from kidney complications. Jacksonville judge William H Barnes, once supreme judge of Arizona, died in Tucson. Mass labor action: Fall River organizers urge firm strikes against mill reopenings Monday. New York Inspector Adam A Cross, dismissed earlier, reinstated by the state Supreme Court.
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Chicago
William B. Pye
Grath
Vinton
Iowa
Buren FR. Sherman
United States Volunteers
St. Louis
George
Dice
Post Office Department
Spector Dice
New Orleans
Jacksonville
William H. Barnes
Tucson
Ariz
Supreme Judge
Arizona
Cleveland
Northrup Refuses 1500 for Regent Rose Comb Minorca
George H. Northrup of Raceville refuses to sell Regent the rose comb Minorca cock for less than 1500 at the World's Fair poultry show. Regent weighs about 18 pounds and is valued by Northrup at 168 per pound. Victor, Regent's sire, was sold last March to Henry Schitz von Schultzerstein of Berlin for 102 and Northrup sold twenty-two similar birds for 4400, one cock fetching 40. Northrup, a wealthy man, says his fortune comes from a dozen rose comb black Minorca eggs bought for 12.
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St. Louis
George H. Northrup
Raceville
Regent
Northrup
Victor
Henry Schitz von Schultzerstein
Berlin
Germany
Bad Combination from the Hollmns sary
A dialogue in which a lover laments poverty yet honesty and his beloved counters that poor and honest makes the future bleak. She suggests calling it off as she questions his prospects and usefulness.
Providence Hand Seen in Philippine Occupation Commented by Bishop Warren
Bishop Henry W. Warren of Denver told the Protestant Episcopal Church mission session in Boston that the recent U S Philippine occupation and British rule in India are providential. The meeting approved 20 300 for English speaking work in western mountain states plus 13 000 for Utah missions and 2 000 for Utah schools. Further allocations covered Wyoming North Montana and New Mexico English missions. Foreign funds discussions shifted 315 000 into the foreign budget from the contingent fund, ending the session with no new allocations.
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Philippines
Boston
Henry W. Warren
Denver
Methodlist Episcopal Church
Malayasia
India
United States
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Nevana
Utah
Wyoming
North Montana
New Mexico
China
Harden to Sell Cotton Mill Goes to Block Again
Charleston Nov 1 Judge Braley signed an order directing the resale of the Dekalb Cotton Mills Camden Stand ing Master Gilliland is authorized to sell on December 21 at not less than 150000. First sale was 155000 then bid chilling alleged, October 12 sale unbid, now third block. Also notes shipwreck crew reaches port at Owen Sound and Musk ingum College induction. Policeman killed arresting murderer in Alexandria Louisiana.
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United States Court
Charleston
Brawley
Dekalb Cotton Mills
Camden
Gilliland
Body of Unknown Man Recovered From Ogeechee River
Savannah Ga November 11 The body of an unknown white man was found by a duck hunter drifting toward the Bryan County side near Ways on the Atlantic Coast Line. The corpse had been in the water several days and bore a card with L C Lavigne 1M Washington Street Columbia SC. A blunt force trauma to the head and pool room tickets were found. no other identification, no money or valuables. Police hint at possible murder and robbery.
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Savannah
Ogeechee
Bryan County
L. C
L. C. Lavigne, 1M Washington Street, Columbia, S.C
Love the roar of trains in city house hunting
A Philadelphia Record feature cites a prominent real estate man noting many buyers seek homes along railroads. He lists varied buyers from old railroad workers to families and even a Quaker woman who relocates every two years for the trains' roar and steam.
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Philadelphia Record
Chinese Triangular Sign Used By City Laundries
A long note describes the Chinese laundry sign a three sided triangular box around a tree or awning pole in front of shops. It explains why the sign is triangular to economize wood and paint and mentions speculation about hidden symbolism or religious meaning.
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Philadelphia
Indeéeel
Tha &Ga
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Ohio State University
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