Election results show split loyalties across states
Voters favored independent stances breaking party lines led by mixed outcomes in Minnesota Indiana Ohio and Missouri. Nebraska saw a notable shift with Bryan praised yet undermined by state ticket losses and limited Republican gains. Debates over bank guarantees and corporate ties influenced races as voters favored officials aligned with people over corporates. Mrs L Tice dies in this city and is interred in Idaho. obituary notes Rachel Biram born 1885 in Minnesota, married LeRue Tice in 1903, with son Malcolm, later moving to Wenatchee Washington where she died in 1908.
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Mrs. Tice Dies After Long Tuberculosis Battle
Mrs Tice mother of a nearly four year old son leaves husband a father two sisters and two brothers and many relatives in grief after a long illness with tuberculosis. Funeral at the Congregational church and burial in the I O O F cemetery conducted by Rev C H Neller and Rev W C Fowler. The husband LeRue Tice and son accompanied the remains. Community sympathy expressed.
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Taft Leads With Seventy Three Thousand Plurality
In Columbus the Republican state committee released Taft’s plurality of about 73 000. In Reno Nevada unofficial returns show Bryan ahead by a little over 600. Miss Elnora Smith leaves Fern Candy Kitchen and Miss Eula Moore takes her place as Smith moves to Spokane.
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Railroads report $249 million pre election orders
The Bee notes that U S railroads released orders for equipment and supplies totaling 249 020 300 since election day. First Vice President Brown of the New York Central says orders were placed before November 3 and contingent on the campaign outcome. He reports allied lines issued 31 million the day after the election and more than 100 telegrams to manufacturers seeking orders.
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Iowa
Railroad activity along the We matschee to Moses Coulee line
The Douglas County Press reports rapid railroad work along the line with right of way purchases and many camps. Grading near Bishop Graham's place nears completion and grading aims to finish before snow. Track laying starts next spring, enabling farmers to haul next year’s crop. platting to Douglas spurs housing demand. No towns established yet. townsite company expected later.
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