McKinley Leads With 260 Votes in National Race
Chicago November 6 preliminary returns show McKinley leading with 260 electoral votes and expected to reach about 360 overall as key states including Kentucky and South Dakota shift. Bryan faces roughly 110 votes with several states still doubtful. Final tallies depend on late returns from New Hampshire New Jersey Washington and remaining contests.
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McKinley
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Enouster
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Staves Wrill
South Dakota Returns Show Narrow Presidential Vote
At Yankton South Dakota voters weighed presidential results with official counts imminent. Republicans claim a slight plurality while Democrats wait for a final tally and any corrections before declaring a winner.
Receiver appointed for Santa Fe lands in Kansas
Topeka reports Charles F. Johnson named receiver for Santa Fe property in Kansas. Court orders him to a hearing within five days and for the railroad to operate the line if the company fails, with potential transfer of assets to the United States court. Judge Saul Myers, a Republican figure, was previously chosen for the post.
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Atvbleon
Topulis & Basta Po Rubway
Kangan
Nealtolaly
Fallroad
United States Court
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Kates
Pease
Kankie
Tim Twee
Reaslver Johnson
Jafferson
Douglin
Oniilvoes
Saul Myers
Theviver
Don Weritto-Populiet
Fustonista
Omaha Money Settlement Sparks City Improvements
Omaha and Nob area officials announce a money settlement to fund major improvements. The Omaha Bridge and Terminal Company plans about 200000 dollars plus 30000 in enhancements to terminal facilities, track work, and related construction. Carter Whlin Load Works increased its force as part of the project. Omaha Water Works will spend 100000 dollars immediately.
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Omaha
Nob
Omaha Bridge and ‘Terminal Company
Joan ML Webster
Eral
Worpany
Carter Whlin Load Works
Omatia Water Works Company
Wheel records broken again at Toronto track today
John Davidaon set a dramatic world best for a quarter mile from standing start in 74-4 seconds, paced by a trio. New Orleans records also noted with bicycle feats by Fecorta and others, including a 10 mile unpaced time of 20:25 and other unpaced marks.
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Ont
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Uleyely Ruspede
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Triiot
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Miles Writes to McKinley on Victory and Unity
A letter from Miles praises President McKinley for his leadership and unity, calling his address the “vindication of your greatness” and urging continued progress and welfare. Messages arriving include a note from Nidgson A. Milich and others, with daily telegraph runs reporting responses and a percentage of support for a woman presidential candidate for the first time.
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McKinley
Milliunis
Woverelen
Yellatn
Nidgson
A. Milich
Wyoma
Vata
Ainey
Mrs Castle in a London Prison Tale
A garbled account describes Mrs Castle being viewed in a London prison after her husband Paul left. Officials observe formalities, the prison doctor orders hospital transfer, and staff pledge care while unclear details surround her condition and the Home Office involvement.
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Peleon
Bryan Pledges Support for Presidential Nomination
In Denver Lincoln Neb Nov 6 1912 Mr Bryan spent forenoon preparing his state return to the public amid inquiries about election results. He pledged support to continue the democratic fight for the presidential nomination for four years and wired thanks to the national committee. He declined new employment offers and said he would begin work on the platform only after preparing his campaign. He agreed to speak in Denver soon but made no immediate engagements.
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Two New York Sparring Matches at Koickerboeker Club
Two boxing bouts set for Koickerboeker Athletic Club in New York City with Frank of Now on trial against Chicago welterweight Mauro Kuggerstrant. New Yorker Tommy Beirth faces Tommy West of Milwaukee in another welterweight contest. Both fighters are in the welterweight division and weigh in near 135 pounds.
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Chicago
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New Yorker
Terrific Explosion in Ohio Report Sparks Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR describes a large blast in Cleveland Ohio with a focus on cause and local response. The text mentions Miro Glvertine and a water front area, with references to a suspected explosive impact and surrounding companies. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Wyoming Votes For Mr. Bryan In Split Party Showdown
A special Western state report notes the Wyoming Democratic committee meeting at Cheyenne. It lists electors and candidates, with McKinley and Bryan as central figures, and forecasts a split result affecting the state’s congressional and senatorial outcomes.
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Bryan
Denver
Wyo
Anya
MckKinley
Britain
Howald
Maltoy
Aryan
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Quealey
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Idaho Election Results Signal Shifts in Legislature
In Idaho the Populists and Democrats sweep statewide with a 20 point plurality, except for the congressman race where Gunn leads. A Democratic wave yields 10 House seats. Dubois wins two Senate seats. Republicans gain sheriff, auditor, and one county commissioner post. Woman suffrage passes by a state majority in the complete returns from 17 counties.
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Populist Victory in LatAm Shaping Idaho Ballot Scene
Moscow Idaho Nov 8 A locals report a populist win across Latah County with key state officers and candidates listed by precinct performance. The fragmentary list names many individuals and districts, signaling broad turnout and shifts in legislative support amid a long, war era election day.
The VOR IN SsHOSTTOME County Election Night Report
Early returns from Sshosttome County show Wardner with a lone vote late at night. Young leads O’Neil for state senator by about 20 points, while Puller beats Hammond. Official results awaited. Murray set to begin Monday with county offices contested.
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Cael
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O'Neil
Astate
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Horn
Howwe
Murray
Baturdge
Democratic Telet
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Idaho County Election Returns Reported Nov 4
In Idaho and Kendrick on November 4 voters weighed a slate of county and state races. Projections show a majority for fusion candidates in some towns while slow progress in others kept totals around midday as returns from surrounding precincts suggested a changing landscape.
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Lit Yates
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Nes Perce and Idaho Counties Vote Returns Tale of Ticket
In a fractured report from an Idaho county race, Nes Perce and Idaho counties show a party ticket sweep with the People's Democratic ticket gaining strong majorities. The tally notes Democratic gains across county offices, with Republican candidates lagging and early indications of a broader state ticket shift.
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Senate Senate shifts and party splits on silver bills
Washington Nov. The next Senate composition remains uncertain with Republicans 4, Democrats 33, Populists and independents 1. Kentucky and North Carolina move to Republican, Delaware to Democratic, Kansas and South Dakota to Independent and Populist columns. Senators Working and others have backed silver legislation, while many Democrats oppose it. The split suggests difficulty in achieving a silver bill or tariff changes, with potential crossovers by some Republicans and Democrats depending on regional interests.
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Working
California
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Colorado
Shoup
Idaho
Carter
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Mitchell
Oregon
Whisnn
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Latest Doings in the Orient Aboard the Wio de tanniee
Report from Ban Vranclain Nov 1 describes the steamer Wio de tanniee arriving from Yokohama Hong Kong and Honours with news of cholera taking hold in Yokohama and Nive aagus. Dispatches note rebellion decline in Manila and political shifts, including Li Hine Changi appointed to head the Hurthern frit sou Shirn wqimdrang. The piece references the Muhammad uprising and other global affairs through a wary, period voice.
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Dines and Newspaper Men Meet in New York
A named observer list describes a gathering in New York and Chicago during a wartime drive. It notes the presence of individuals linked to national headquarters and a bureau, with several officials identified. The report mentions a dinner scene and names Colonel Perry Wenth among others present.
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York
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Oem
Rome
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Huliaet
Anne Neatley
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New York
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Manna
URYAN Declines Splendid Offer to a New Field
Mr. Bryan today sent a reply to a telegraphic offer from Morais Siegel Cooper & Company of New York offering $5,000 a year to join the firm in the new line of business. He states that over the next four years he will devote as much time as possible to the advocacy of Dimetallism and cannot consider the proposal. He thanks them for the confidence implied by the offer.
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Himaha, Neb
Bryan
Morais, Siegel, Cooper & Company of
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Newnd
Mplies
Coal Miners Strike Hits Ohio Amid Wage Disputes
Ohio coal miners walk out in a broad protest over wages. thousands halt work, spanning months. Friction with operators grows as shortages bite, stirring public concern and labor tension across the state.
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Free Silver State plant hires pitteen workers to strike
In a Free Silver State report, a Colorsto Puetana Tran Company mill at Voehio plans to resume work on a touruile order for Santa Be, employing many as temp labor until January 1. The wage bill includes 32M workers, with some at the mill and others pending Feamtuder duties. A string of accidents and indirections near Pony gulch and Pony Creek underscores volatile local conditions as authorities pace safety measures and anticipate further dispatches.
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Colorsto Puetana Tran Company
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Colorado tunnel rail venture gains formal alignment
A new company formed in Aspen to build a two mile tunnel through Skageler mountain linking Aspen to Lenade. The project aims to connect Denver with Colorado bidland along a direct line, begin work soon, and involves significant engineering milestones and regional economic implications.
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Tunera Deainage Company
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Lenade
Denver
Colorado
Aote
Canal boat disaster and wrecks on the river
A chaotic river disaster report describes a canal boat breaking its hawser during towing, striking rocks, and sinking along the shore. Captains and crews faced peril as several vessels were damaged or abandoned, with signaling, rescues, and government lighters affected amid a powerful storm and rising waters.
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Woman shot in Chicago apartment house murder noted
A Chicago woman at 133 Michigan Avenue was shot and killed by Charles Carliot. He allegedly acted after jealousy. he fled but was later captured near the scene. The landlady reported the incident as the tragedy followed by the suspect’s calm exit and subsequent arrest.
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