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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
6
An advertisement touts Paine's Ilery Compound as a remedy for crippled men and women. It claims multiple benefits, urges immediate use, and cites testimonials and endorsements from physicians and patients to support its efficacy. The text mentions attested cures, urges readers to try two bottles, and references medical practitioners.
Early returns show Odell leading Coler in New York governor race with large city margins and statewide Republican strength. New Jersey, Illinois, Wisconsin and other states report mixed outcomes with Republicans gaining in several legislatures while Democrats hold or contest key seats. Final tallies awaited as counties complete counting and margins stabilize.
Reports from Richmond and Nashville describe a volatile election season with Democratic gains and Republican pushback. Voters in about 29 000 counties show varied support as politicians, including Governor Jelks, court majorities, and national figures, contend for power amid a tense political climate.
In a striking outcome, Bates defeats rival candidates by a vast margin to win New Hampshire governor, with Republicans including Kimball Poe and Debra Boston noted in coverage. The piece details campaign dynamics, party divisions, and voter behavior across districts, highlighting the decisive statewide plurality and lingering contest signals.
A garbled OCR passage depicts a chaotic political scene with references to NW Saas, a House vote, and mentions of candidates and elections. It includes names and places such as Providence, Channahon, and Lenore, with hints of party dynamics and election stakes, though many phrases are unintelligible.
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