Election night in New York and states shows divided gains
Across New York and neighboring states voters weighed results with mixed turnout. Republicans claim statewide wins in Ohio Kentucky and parts of New York, while Democratic supports push gains in Maryland and Maryland and Pennsylvania. Early returns hint at a split across the region with major parties claiming success in various counties and cities.
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Sharkey
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Senate
House of Assembly
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Hudson
Bergen
Assembly
Monmouth
City and State Election Reports from 1895 Returns
Providence reports a dull election with Mayor Baker winning a third term by about 2100 votes while Democrats largely sweep the city. Virginia sees overwhelming democratic results in rural senatorial districts Isle of Wight Southampton and Nansemond elect independents. San Francisco shows Phelan leading by about 3000 as mayor, with 3,192 to 2,100 in early returns. Salt Lake City returns place Thompson ahead of Barnes by 164 with 4,940 to 4,776.
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Hennes
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McLean
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Jones
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Courier-Journal
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Du luth Fire Testimony in Civil Case
In a district court revival of a Rosenboom vs Howard & Haynie and John G Howard case a Du luth special reports Hiram Rhodes testified he set fire to several Howard properties for payment. Rhodes admitted firing the store and said Howard approved the plan with a $300 reward and a doubled total loss. Edward Howard aided earlier arsons while John G Howard denied the claim.
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Minn
Duluth
Journal
Hiram Rhodes
Rosenboom
Howard & Haynie
John G. Howard
Rhodes
Howards
Edward Howard
Haynie
Conflicting reports on Samoan settlement emerge in Berlin
Berlin reports conflicting details on the Samoan settlement. The foreign office admits an oral agreement but withholds specifics until Great Britain accepts. Official circles suggest the deal favors Germany. The Lokal Anzeiger prints Chief Mataafa’s September 16 appeal to the tri power in which he laments Samoan losses and seeks indemnity.
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Foreign Office
Great Britain
Germany
Lokal Anzeiger
Mataafa
Fair Election Weather in Off-Year Voting Across Regions
St Louis reports fine weather at election sites with strong turnout for an off-year vote. Kentucky saw only a few ejectments from polling places as authorities anticipated and pursued safety measures to maintain peace amid high tension.
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St. Louis
Kentucky
Arbitration convention signed on Samoa damages dispute
Washington reports that Assistant Secretary Hill and Mr. Tower for Great Britain and Mr. Mumm Von Schwarzenstein for Germany signed a convention providing for arbitration of Samoa damage claims from spring naval and military actions. In Helena, Montana, Senator Thomas H. Carter was arrested and fined one dollar for sidewalk spitting. Also reported: Private Thomas S. Smith of the Fifteenth Infantry was killed by a policeman in Havana while resisting arrest. steamship service planned between Portland and Cape Nome by the Californian & Oregon Coast Steamship Co. the steam schooner Aloah reached Seattle from Cape Nome with 65 passengers and cargo.
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Hill
United States
Tower
Great Britain
Mumm von Schwarzenstein
Germany
State Department
Samoa
Helena
Mont
Thomas H. Carter
Brooke
Havana
Thomas S. Smith
Co. A. Fifteenth Infantry
Now Everybody Can Ride and Read This Ad Inside
Read the John M. Smyth Co Chicago advertisement offering a high-grade Top Bogey for 34.05. The firm, among the largest in the country, hints at a puzzle approach and urges readers to study the Mammoth Catalogue listing everything to eat wear and use at lowest wholesale prices.
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John M. Smyth Co
Chicago
Masuline Idea of a Tea from Atchison Globe
A satirical note from the Atchison Globe mocks the average man’s impression of his wife’s five o’clock teas. It imagines emptying two quarts of dried peas into a bass drum and trimming it with pink ribbon as a crude, humorous caricature.
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Atchison Globe
Groves Tasteless Cutt Tonic and Patent Medicines Quote
An old newspaper clipping touts Grove's Tasteless Cutty Tonic as a cure all with no cure no pay and a 50 cent price. It includes a series of testimonial style lines praising cold cures and a quip about egotists, with misdated Chicago Daily News attributions.
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Grove
Chicago Daily News
How Mrs Pinkham Helped Mrs Gooden
Letter from Mrs KE Gooden of Ackley La thanks Lydia E Pinkham for relief from years of female ailments including kidney inflammation hemorrhages and womb issues after trying local treatments and doctors. She credits three bottles of Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health and appearance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mxrs
KE. J
Goopren
Ackley
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