Contested Senate Session Backed by Attorney General
The attorney general defends the governor’s extraordinary session and argues removal by address is executive business. Hansel asserts no court ruling restricts use of addressed action and criticizes delays in indictments and accountability amid public plunder disclosures.
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Audi
Senate
Rufus E. Shapley
John Bardsley
Philadelphia
Seegethalt
Livsey
Barddley
Treashury
Hensel
Rtater
Bovey la Indent
Bardsley
Wne
Boyer
Gilbert
State Treasury
Mryer
Department
Cleveland Judge Rules on Winter Center Policy
An early report from Cleveland notes Judge Shery ruling on a winter center matter linked to LW WAS ti eee ae. The decision suggests a plan to expand or modify operations, with implications for Cleveland and Cincinnati authorities and local governance.
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Cleveland
Shery
Cincinnati
Ward Voting Shifts Show Campbell Dominance in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe, C. O. Neal lives in the one ward and votes. The cential election shows Foraker’s 1889 majority was 8 percent for Campbell with 20 votes, while McKinley’s ward gain reached 22. Campbell drew all Democratic votes, with not a single Democratic vote cast for Campbell scratched.
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C. O
State party leaders count票 and forecast rising votes
A note from state leaders discusses the People’s party tally with 15,500 votes projected to shape the state’s total. Lieutenant governor candidate Frank Rist says the party will keep organizing and expects a largely increased vote next year.
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Aes
People’s Party
Frank Rist
Republicans Sweep Statewide Ticket in Eighty-Two Counties
In a clearest show of strength, Republicans carried the entire ticket in eighty-two counties. The Alliance won five counties and the Democrats one. Eighteen western counties remain sparsely populated.
McGrew Announces Candidacy for House Speaker
Springfield Ohio November 1 J F McGrew a Republican representative from this county declares his bid for the next house speaker He also favors Foraker for senator as his father in law General Bushnell is a staunch Foraker supporter
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J. F. McGrew
House
Foraker
Bushnell
Fighting the Louisville Tobacco Exchange Outlaws Farmers’ House
In Louisville on November 6 farmers who started a local tobacco warehouse faced open hostility from established warehousemen. The Louisville Tobacco Exchange barred members from buying at the farmers’ growery house and excluding it from daily sale divisions, prompting threats of court action over boycott claims.
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Louisville Tobaccos
Farmers’ Alliance
Louisville Tobacco Exchange
Money Needed for Foreign M. E. Work Report
Kansas City reports the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church must raise 278000 for next year's work. Last year 258000 was appropriated while 268000 was paid in. Pledged funds will support missions in India China Java Japan Mexico South America Bulgaria Bengal Singapore and Italy.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
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China
Ceres
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Mexico
South America
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Bengal
Singapore
Italy
Tragedy Near Reynoldsville Ends In Death Of 77 Year Old Girl
In Reynoldsville, four miles from Clarkshire, a groundhog trapping party caused a fatal accident when a hunter shot at a moving object, fatally wounding a 77-year-old girl who followed the party. Her father George Bailey attacked shooter Windom, but friends restrained him. Bailey and Windom are said to be overwhelmed with grief as the community mourns.
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Commonwealth
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John Ardsley
William Livey
Livsey
Canada
Caribou
Clarkshire
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Reynoldsville
Here
George Baily
Windom
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Winslom
Canton man killed by shafting belt at foundry
Canton Ohio November 6 M J Collins engineer at Canton Iron Foundry died after being caught in line shafting in the engine room he was 85 years old and left four wives
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M. J. Collins
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Canton Iron Foundry
Massachusetts Legislature results reported for both chambers
Complete returns show the next Massachusetts legislature with Senate Republicans 23 and Democrats 17, and House Republicans 160, Democrats 89, plus 1 Prohibition seat. Burglars robbed a store in Capitol region, stealing about $6,000 in cash and notes after forcing open a safe.
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Senate
House
Prohibition
Fragmentary political note on local campaigning
The passage notes bitterness of a local political campaign and reports on influence by McCarthyites and clergy. It mentions canvassers pressuring voters and threats seen against electors, with reference to Redmonder and Mr. Vin. The text is incomplete and contains garbled names and phrases.
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Ats
Redmonder
Vin
Brazil Revolt Overthrown as Fonseca Maintains Power
A Rio Janeiro dispatch reports President Fonseca quelling a conspiracy to restore the empire with international backing. Arrests issued and loyalty pledged by the army and republic supporters. Count En at the heart of the effort linked to Dom Pedro’s line, while English circles react to the setback. Secretary Blaine relays that Brazil’s revolution is over and a new congress will be elected.
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Nov. Y
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Fonseca
Brazil
Republic
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Dom Pedro
Dlican
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England
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Blaine
Ister Conger
Ispute
Congress
Unity Brethren church ruling upheld by supreme court
Indiana police report that the Unity Brethren church case in Wayne county decided in favor of liberals. The court affirms that ecclesiastical adjudication governs church property and rejects civil court interference, affecting ownership of substantial property and publishing interests nationwide.
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Bundy
Wayne County
Dog Flesh a Cure for Consumption
Miss Maggie Doniger a healthy 18 year old in Shelbyville Indiana begins a novel treatment for tuberculosis using exclusively young dog flesh. A Newfoundlands pup is killed and prepared for consumption as a supposed lymph forming food aiding vitality. Medical advisers direct the trial to test whether this method can restore strength and health.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Maggie Doniger
Dr Koch
Dr.own-thegaard
Maggie
George Harman
Flood
Hoea
Beheadings Reported at Wuchang Amid Tense Clash
In Suaxcuat on November 7, reports say several Chinese were beheaded during clashes near Wuchang. A British gunboat captain warned the viceroy that foreign residents would be shelled if further attacks occurred, prompting limited violence and efforts to restore order.
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Wuchang
Suaxcuat
Guiblence
Linen Trade Flourishing Buoys Wages for Mill Workers
The linen trade in November reports stronger conditions with about thirty thousand spinning mill workers gaining a wage increase of five to seven and a half percent effective immediately. A separate dispatch notes widespread miners’ strikes in Havre and Brazil as coal operators refuse higher wage asks, with coal workers held out and a committee to confer formed at the scene.
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Havre
Brazil
Mittee
Pennsylvania Returns Show Big GOP Wins and Convention Defeat
Complete statewide figures give Gregg, Republican, a 58,899 plurality for auditor general and Morrison, Republican, a 68,764 plurality for state treasurer. The constitutional convention proposal is buried under an avalanche of votes, with Philadelphia over 60,000 and Allegheny over 80,000 against it, and the state majority near 250,000.
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Harrispore
Gregg
Morrison
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Republican Majority Grows in State Legislature
Late returns from close counties boost Republicans with likely gains of five House members and two senators since Wednesday. The balance would be 73 Republicans to 34 Democrats in the House and 22 Republicans to 9 Democrats in the Senate, with McKinley’s vote increasing and a 19,000 margin reported.
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Governor Hill Reports Narrow Race Across Highgate Districts
Albany November 6 Governor Hill asserts Hoyt leads in the Highgateay district over Donaldson by at least 60 with Republicans claiming Donaldson by 864. In Fifteenth district both sides claim victory with Deane leading by 187 per Republicans and Osborne by 12 per Democrats. Senator Collins in Sixteenth district reports a 200 plurality, while semi official returns show Derby ahead by nearly 700.
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Hill
Hoyt
Hightegait
Donaldson
Deane
Osborne
Collins
Derby
Conductor Killed in Frightful Mount Penn Crash
Reaping Pennsylvania November 6 two Mount Penn Gravity Railroad cars derailed near the station on the home stretch. Conductor Irvin Houck was killed instantly. brakeman Anthony badly injured and likely to die. several others from Philadelphia and Reading sustained serious injuries. Causes cited include a bad rail and wet leaves wedged between brake lines and wheels. Injured were taken to Reading hospital and a nearby passenger George Johnson sustained additional injuries after jumping from a car.
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Mount Penn
Irvin Houck
Anthony
Keely
Kentucky
Reading
George Johnson
Boyd’s Drug Store Recall Sparks Public Interest
A garbled clipping mentions a Boyd's Drug Store recall and public response noting reliance on merits. The fragment hints at community trust and the impact of the recall on local shoppers.
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Zimmerman
Chamberlains Remedies Featured In Vendor Pitch
An advertisement spread touts Buckien's athica Salve for skin complaints and piles with a money back guarantee. It includes testimonials on Chamberlain products for coughs, diarrhea, and pain relief, plus promotions for a facial cosmetic and a note on New York elevated rail passenger figures.
Physicians Hide Kidney Trouble Crisis in Medical Silence
A biased medical view claims doctors suppress kidney disease prevalence while touting Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the best kidney liver and bladder remedy. The ad cites Dr MecCormick of Peon Argyle Pa and testimonials from users in Denver and New York praising cures and improved hearing and smell.
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Peon Argyle
Kilmer
Zimmerman Co
Patent Medicine Advertisements and Quack Claims
A collection of dubious patent medicine claims and misused quotations. Advertisers push remedies for nasal catarrh coughs and piles, claiming miraculous cures and urging trials with price notes and vendors. Includes references to World Dispensary and Allen's Discovery, with generic promises of swift relief.
So To Speak. Price Favorite Prescription Ad
So To Speak. No woman is wonderfully made. Such beauty and delicacy are her possessions. To correct weaknesses and restore health her organism requires a restorative. Dr Price's Favorite Prescription is claimed to possess curative properties and regulate health. Continuous popularity and a guarantee with each bottle are advertised. Sold on trial.
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Dr. Price
Scotch Liver Pills Sold By Laubach & Boyd
A physician recommended preparation, Scotch Sarsaparilla, used in private practice with noted success. Bottled remedies include Scotch Little Liver Pills at 25 to 50 cents. available for sale through Laubach & Boyd.
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Laubach & Boyd
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders Introduced
Of Interest to Mothers and Children. Mother Gray, connected with the Childrens Home in New York, offers Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders now sold in stores. The 25 cent package is advertised as removing worms, harmless as milk, pleasant to take, and useful for feverishness constipation and headaches. If no worms are present, ask your druggist for guidance. The note ends with a stray line about bankrupt Egypt.
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WM. Ayres & Sons
Philadelphia
Carter
Wemsko
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Carter Fedicine CO
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