Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

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4 lie Republican candidate for City
Erer heads his ticket. The Second
h Judge Hanecy's home, where a
+T Of $500 was claimed for him,
hi give a third of that. The Third
/, lie barely carried, and in the Sixth
lSye1th fell much below the figures
Exporters had expected.
BIZ Wells, the Democratic candidate
Mills Fair Mayor of st. Louis, has
4cted by about 10000 plurality
R6e:ge ". Parker, Republican, and
LGiTeather, municipal ownership.
EEpr declares he will contest on
1 frauds. With Mr.. Wells was
the entire Democratic ticket. st.
normally a Republican city by
E6GlO plurality. This has been re-
BANDA Democratic plurality Of 1O,-
4Aup. During the day many per-
we're beaten or assaulted, and two
aN. One of those hit by a bullet
IA R0zier, the United States Dis
Attorney, and the other William
formerly Cuban volunteer.
-dlal elections were held in nearly
Giles Of Wisconsin, local issues
AA party questions deciding the
& Democratic gains were shown
timber Of places. Cities electing
~-cal Mayors are: GAINESVILLE, Ed
Naukesha, Beloit and Eau
Democratic Mayors were elected
2@ygan, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac,
W ashland, Marinette, Kenosha, La
Odd Madison. Joshua Eric Dodge
t;'el Supreme Court judge with
llostion.
,-'pa elections were held in all
1sH cities of Kansas. In numer-
--% 'Ae issue was prohibition. In
SIlty, Kan, the largest city in the
n, IsEe We're straight party tickets,
. y b. L. Short, Republican, and
= uaddock, Democrat. The lat
ggS 9oO plurality. In Topeka AL
'~AtF' Democrat, is believed elect
4 w Oy IVO votes. He was opposed
!, temperance people. ]. w. Orr,
"a: ~, Was elected Mayor of Atchi-
49,. wv majority. At Leayenworth
r, ts democratic ticket was elected
WHY wy! OF 900. At Wichita, where
h., s1o4 began her crusade, the tenn
!. ~ agSet was overwhelmingly de-
d, y ihe Republicans.
+, "?.l elections were held in the
p.,. LUIS OF the third class through
l., sa5.a Party lines were not
Es1, '-G III many cases there was only
NJ - a ~ Tie field. Wherever the is
o. r, S's ., or no license" the
b. va %o' Successful. In several in
u, ~ question of issuing bonds for
b '''' Improvements was voted
/ ,,, ~ ., toIo.' went Republican, the
Il. H q. all IN doubt being the may
IA, 15a INJURY ' Johnson, present May
s,.a@s, i.51y aaI, on a ticket which
Ss3,s ~ IDENTICAL with that of the Re-
sanI;a1 '1ded by Robert r. Wright.
ID ,v, ,1yG vote fer the two is conced-
b la,5.,95 mat for the Democratic
si.G So by Judge L. I. Wells by
Il, fr,,, 10 1900. Johnson's vote is
,G,ga,; - 1'0oo' which leaves the vote
ls5,asl, II nearly every small town
| i.a7,t a" was license or no license,
ID. tb Ss received from fifty villages
! Z, f sa, 'ne majority of them have
: 2oIi tfnse. In a few of the larger
y ~ ,sS entered into the cam
10 d; IL vote WAS generally light
q AMI S~IGances were reported.
9, cbqr,,,"'l omaha operate under
Y eac,i,nS anu did not hold may
'l&anx.,s ' e, were held through
Nv r5s Tuesday. ana in nearly ey-
o,alorr~ag.t.e party lines were drawn
.~te PooI. no,aineeS We're elected.
Vas 'SSA Mayor w. r. Duley
7s E. v. elected by a large major
" Perrin Und.).
! I ososs. Of Current Events.
: a,o Sas of AIexico's population
$ account eleven indian pHsn'" lam
u. large quantities. ltlies'g from unto News Se1s
/; s . saras5 of Honduras, not in
'sl5N 'ss Indians, is now estimated
s soes,l have been signed BY III.
Dew tna ,ent for the construction
= pedo boats for the Dutch