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The sun., 1902-11-05
DEMOCRATS GET NEBRiSki:
Indications That ". II, Thompson j. Elected
Gov ernOr.

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. CLOUDY weather
prevailed over the greater part of Ne
braska to-day, but the energy Of the cam
paign managers broke the apathetic con-
ditons and an average vote was cast The
total will reach 2l5.OOo.
John H. Mickey. the Republican nominee
for Governor, was badly cut in some scc-
tiors because of a Prohibition campaign
against him.
W. j, Bryan voted to-day for the first
time in the rural precinct of Normal He
came home this morning from e campaign
ing tour Of the State and deposited t. Is ballot
before going to lunch. This precinct gave
him Is majority in 1900, but gave ~ Rr-
publican last year. To-day it gave the
Republican candidate for Governor 70
majority.
twenty precincts out Of Loco u Ec-
hraska gave Mickey. Republican, 2,Gl3,
thompson. Democrat, 2,aiS I he Saluc
districts last year gave 1905 Republican
votes and &c AcuoCratc q vote..
Ind cat .ous At an early hour ths evening
are that William II. Thouroon, lrmu-
Graf, is elected Governor hy i,o0' TO 5000.
Burkett, Republican. First Congress dis
trict. is elected by t,O0) jo'. f.
The sun., 1902-11-05
DE .UOCRtTIC NIS>Oy ri.
Republicans send One Congressman, BAR.
thodt. Back To THE House.

ST LOUIS, Mo. Nov THE State Off
GERS elected to-day were three Supreme Court
justices, a state Superintendent Of Public
Schools and Railroad and Warehouse Com
missionerS.
The Legislature elected will choose a
successor 20 George Graham Vest in the
United States senate.
A heavy vote was polied up to noon,
when cold, drizzling rain set in, keeping
many from the polls
Early in the evening il was asserted
that practically the entire Democratic
ticket had been elected, though the scratch
ing had been so wide spread hat he ma lori
ties Of the candidates would vary Greatly.
James j, Butler has been elected to [ on
gress from the Twelfth district, long and
short terms. by a majority of from 5000
to 1900, while John j Hunt. Democrat .
has defeated Charles +. joy. Repubhcan.
~ the LIeveuth district, 10y 30" ihchard
BarthOldt, Tel ubiCau, ~ reelected to
Congress IN TN" Tenth district by apprOXi-
lnatrly 1900 majority. ih.- - the only
district in the state ~ hch the gcrrymander
left to the Republicans.
Tn" Democratic leaders claim the city
by majorIt.es ranging from 5000 To 1900.
On the other hand, Republican leaders
assert that II viii 'aEc the official count
10 disclose the result. and continue 10 claim
the election of their ticket by $50 TO 1900
maJorlies.
ross frauds are charged by the Rcpuh-
lcdnS, repeating being -uCccs, !ulty work, d
IN many districts In the Ninth precinct
of the Fourth ward the Republican Judge =,
Gustav" SChmidt ana Powell VI r., were
assaulted and b at,n when they Gttcmp' ed
10 prevent fraud At several ot tn" puu~
Republican cha.l ngers were tnrtibly
eJrCtcd by tn" police.
p. K Myers, Republican judge OF Pc
cinct No. s, Fourth ward, tel, phoucu H.,
resignation To- u" Election Commi, toners
al o'cl ,ck, saying "It'- too crooked for
me. VI" declared that there was 80 much
repeating, which lie was unable 10 stop,
that bee y'a- di,gu-ted and rriu,, d to serve.
MEXICO, Nj, Nov. tine iud;cat ions
ar" that Champ Clark hae Teen reelected
10 Congress over hn' Republican opponent,
AlCn2p Tubbs
The sun., 1902-11-05
DAIEES BEATEN ron II STIlE
watson II. Rogers, independent, Carried
.JencrsOn lOnntN by ON erMh Ginning Nnic

ricA, Nov. John G. Davies. Attorney -
General OF the State Of New York, was
beaten for Justice Of the supreme Court
ot the Fifth Judicial diStric, by Watson
H. Rogers, the indapendNnt canddite
~ the Judicial dsIric; l. regarded a.
normally Republican by IL 900 the defeat
OF Mr. Davies is one Of the most remark
able events in the politics of this section,
particularly a. the Republican plurali;ie,
We're notably large.
Mr.. Davies got the nomination after "A
bitter contest President Roosevelt with
held III" appointment Of Judge Of the
United States District Court until after
the convention. 50 tha; If Mr. Davies failed
TO get the nomination he could appoint him
10 IN" vacancy o. the Federal bench.
When Mr. Davies was nominated it was
thought tina; 'hc ronination carried nc =
tion with it. and tho President filed the
vacancy by naming Co1gressm ~ GaorgA
W. Ray for the District Court bench
Tn" fight aEairsi Nr Davi', v9s carried
on with great activity and skill. Mr. Davic =
carried III. own county OF O, oida bv 500
Nc Gto carried Oroi dCga ard Hcrkimer
ccui lies. hut 10y rhraltics far behind the
kcpuhlican State IL ket The city Of Utica
gave Rogers ,S12 more votes than Davies.
Rome eiNo gave Rogers i3l ma iori'y In
Oawcgo county Davies ran 2,32i behind
Odcll
Nr. Rogers home county. Jefferson.
which gave odell 400 plurality. went
against Davies by 5000, svamping Davies
hcyOnd hone
The sun., 1902-11-05
fSI.tL RESILT ~ TENS.
Democratic Plurality About 10000 One
Congress District DUibtiul.

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. 4 The election H.
Texas passed of quietly. The vote was
light, probably not moro tlan $1,000.
The Democratic Sta,e ticket vii, h1vc at
least 10000 plurality.
The Democrats seem To- have ainotod All
of the sixteen Congressmen, al nough tie Re-
publicans claim that Scott, their candidate
is elected in the Fifteenth dis riot. They
also claim a ighting chance for the Ninth
district. but the claim does r't look good
The indications are that the Constitutional
amendment recurring n poll tax quaifica-
tion for voting hae been adopted,
samuel w +, Ianham has been elected
Governor
The sun., 1902-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
Democrats Sweep All Before Them-Re.
publ;cans Lose 4. =. Senator

RALEIGH, " c.. Nov. i-Sufficient r,-
turns have been received TO indicate that
the Democratic State ticket is elected bv
not less than $1,000 plurality Democrats
are elected from all Of the ten Congress
districts. The Democrats will have $50
on Joint ballot in the Legislature.
There was full vote on a greatly re-
duc'd registration IN consequence Of the
adoption of the suffrage amendment
There were not more than 10000 negroc.
registered against l20,o0 IN 600 Twenty
thousand white men were DISQUALIFIED
under the amendment In the entire
eastern part of the state Republicans took
no interest in the election, but in the west
there was contest, though the odds were
too great To be overcome
The Legislature selected to-day will
elect Democrat to succeed Pritchard
Republican, in the United States Senate
The sun., 1902-11-05
2O]9s5 32SO13 I2IOss u

Tammany Leader Murphys estimate Of
ll2 90 plurality for C5lar in the whole citv.
wnl h was laughed at on all sides, turns
out To have been pretty close TO the fact
he said II was an underestimate and il was.
The plurality in this County for GRAY
for Associate Judge of the Court Of Ap-
peals is about Os 600.
The Rcnubcans elect Z Of the IL men-
bers Of the Fifty-eighth Congress voted
for in this County. They elected mem
bers TO the present Congress out of o voted
for
Adler r, is beaten 10y Goldfogle. Tam
in the Ninth Andrews. Rep, by Shober.
Tam, IN the Seventeenth. In the Thir-
t"cnth where Francis Burton Harrison.
Tam. ran against James W Perry, Rep.
Harrison win 10y | 900
Douglas is elected
The one Senator elected H. Elsbere
Of the IS Asselnblymen the Republicans
elected 4. The Fifth district was very
close. The Republicans elected are Bos,
wick in the Nineteenth, Conkling in the
Twenty fifth. Agnew in the Twenty-sey
erth and Clark in the Twenty ninth.
Tammany elects her three candidate,
for Justice Of the Supreme Court Steckler
ran ahead of his colleagues on the
Republican ticket
Tammany elects her candidate for Mn
nicipal Court Justice.
Abe Gruber's district, the 2ls,. gave
o i"ll 275 plurality. Il gave Roosevelt,
1924 in 1895 The 25th gave Oiell less than
half it, Roosevelt plurality; the 27th less
than ouc-fourth
Lender Murphy carried the Gashouse
district with the new policemen in it, by
40 a. dgains S'76 plurality against Roose-
Welt
Devcry elected his Assemblyman by
2lOO
Details Of the vote will toe found else,
u-b
The sun., 1902-11-05
REPi BLiCaN GtIy IN UTaH.
Legislature safe and Joseph Howell sent
to Congress.

SALT LAKE, ttah, No.. t. Scattering
returns from various parts oi ilo State
show Roruhlican eaiu~ over two yog,s ago,
whrh indicat" strongly that Jos,ph Howell,
II rUl !ican c;rdida'C for Congress, is
olcct'd, and that thc I"Ci-laturc viii 10
largely Republican.
The weather was clear throughout the
State The Repul lican ticket was sus-
tanned by the Mormon thurch. The labor
Unions voted with he Democrats
The sun., 1902-11-05
MARY LAND.
Three Republicans anu Two Democrats
Elected 10 tOngress-On Doubtful District.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-Returns TO date
indicate the election in Maryland of threo
Republican and two Democrats to Congress
One district l. in doubt because of a dis
scnsion among Judges over the marking
OF ballots in one precinct. This is in the
lhrd district, where present Congress
man Nachtcr wagcd war against leo y
Meyer, nis Democratic Opponent. So close
vas the Not" that the question Of election
narrowed down to one precinct
Nh"n a decision il reached the ma iori,v
VIII not go over "A hundred either way
NaChtrre friends are now claiming his
election I'm the Fourth district present
Congressman Schirm is defeated by former
Congressman James W. Denny hv about
100. Jackson, Rep, carries the First dis
tnci; Talbot; Dem, tho second; third. in
doubt; Fourth, u my, Dem: Fifth, SIIidd
koP. and Sixth. Pcarre Rep.
The sun., 1902-11-05
UP STATE FOR 0DEll
Queens and Richmond Give Big
PlQralitioS for C0ler.
LEGI STATURE REPUBLICAN.

The election in this State Yesterday
was victory for the Republicans. Gov.
Odell carrying the rural districts and the
cities up State by big enough plurality
20 overcome the enormous pluralities
rolled up in Greater New York for Coler.
i has been long time since New York city
has given over $4,000 plurality 70 Demo-
cratic candidate; and the came proportion
Of Democratic strength WAS shown In
Brooklyn. in Richmond and In Queens
In the counties up the State. however,
there was an equally impressive exhibition
of Republican strength Albany county
for instance. gave Gov. Odell a gain OF
1000 over the vote for Roosevelt In 1893,
and Erie gave a gain Of 5000. In almost
every rural county the gain for Gov. Odell
over tho election OF 1885, which was not a
Presidential year. was correspondingly
great. and it is this vote that elects him.
The Legislature is Republican by good
majority and it will elect Republican
Senator 10 succeed Senator Thomas C.
platt. wi. ,-..,,-
Tn. plurality for Coler In the city is
i2i 900 made up as follows:
Manhattan and Bronx. ..... ............ssIS7 ID
h'"ohNh' .'.''''.....''''''''..'.'. '"."28S00 ID
queens .'.'.''''.''... ............."..70s6
Richmond ......... ..........-...........2338 ID
Total .......,.... ..,........... .......l2l0ss ID
In New York County the Republicans
elect I Congressman out Of II; two years
ago they elected 2 out of 0. They elect I
Senator our of IL; two years ago they had
?. They elect 4 Assemblymen as against
II last year. Tammany elects her entire
Jldiciary ticket
The sun., 1902-11-05
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Probabl, Less Than $4,000 Votes Cast
No Opposition to Democrats.

COLUMBIA, s C.. Nov. i--Of South
Carolinas many quiet general elections
since the "one party" system has been in
force this was the quietest. The vote has
been absurdly small. there being abso-
lutely no interest and nothing al stake
since the Democratic primary contests in
the party There are no political head
quarters and no returns are sent TO news
papers,
The vote will Prob bly, not exceed is 600
Although Republicans We're nominated
In six Congress districts no canvass was
made in any. The negroes gave the day
less attention than the whites
The Legislature chosen to-day Is bound
by the primary plan to elect as United
States Senator A. e. Latimcr to succeed
John l.. McIaurin.
The sun., 1902-11-05
Bunalo Gave COlcr a Small Plurality
-.Odell's strength Instaie

Buffalo gave Coler a plurality of i255,
which is less than it gave Van Wyck in lsas
Syracuse gave Odell 1910, while two
years ago he led Stanchfield there 10y 4.?si
In Elmira Coler got bare plurality of
IL. Stanchfeld, whose home city it is, got
1893 in 1900.
Rochester gave Odell 3O5i
Ithaca went for Odell by 1871
In Utica Coler got a plurality of 32l
Binghamton. which is the homo OF Col
George ". Dunn of the Republican State
Committee, gave Odell .394
Oswego gave Coler $40.
The sun., 1902-11-05
IN (tITIDR\It.
San Francisco casts II BIg Vote for the
Democratic candidate for t.O,crnGr.

SAN Francisco, Nov Returns from
the city and State are coming in very slowly
Fiity-hve scattered prccintcs out of 800 in
San Francisco give Zane, Democrat. &, 800
ma jorty If tlI- holds up Lane will carry
the city 10y over 10000, and may be- able to
overcome the state majority oi Pardec.
The returns show plainly that Kahn, Re
publican, has beaten Livcruash, Democrat .
in the Fourth Congress district The re-
turns from the Sixth district show that
Wynn. Democrat, il running ahead of Loud
Republican,
The sun., 1902-11-05
PLiTT ron sE\tTOR AGAIN
That IL the Confident Prediction Among
the Leaders.

Mr.. Plat will be elected TO succeed him
self as the senior Republican United States
Senator for the State of New York On
tins morning of successful victory of
tLe Il puhl cans in the State, IL was said AZ
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, don't forge, Nr
Piatt. Mr.. Plat will be reelected to his
place IN the United States senate
The Republican joint caucus Of he Legis-
lature viii assemble in Albany in January
and will reelect Mr.. Plat 10 his present
place
The sun., 1902-11-05
Democrats Had NJ Opposition In Florida

JACKSONVILLE, Fla Nov. i--Florida cast
an unusually ligh; vote The election was
merely a ratification of the primary nomi-
nations made in June, the Democrats having
tlic only PARTY organization in the State.
Congressman Syarkman and Davis were re-
elected in the First and Second districts,
respectively. Senator $. B. Mallory will
succeed hirnse'"
The sun., 1902-11-05
HIONiNG REPI BLIC1N.
sweeping victor, for the state and Con.
SrrSs Candidates.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 4.--Returns re-
cclv"d from the largest towns in the State
indicat" that the Republicans have gained
a sweeping victory. MondcU. for Congress.
Is elected by a majority of from 5000 TO
00Ip W.
DE Forest Rchard, Republican. for Gov.
ornor, i, elected by 800 majority The
Legislature will probably ,tand on i,iI,,
ballots, kepuhlican~, SO; Dcmocrat. 10
tn" socialists had a tickle, in the fold
but secured only u small vote
The sun., 1902-11-05
Nlabama SOlldlN DeInOcrnIIC.

M"N1GoMEKf, Ala, Nov. THE Demo-
cratic State ticket on light vote is elected
10y 5000 plurality, Tn" Lily White he
publican vote Was Lighter than exp.cted
ihr Legislature will be Democratic nv
i'o.e than 100 and will reflect senator
= ltus. In" Democrats have elect cd eight
Y 'hsre~Snen. Burnett, Democrat, seems
10 nave pulled through by a scratch In mo
.'.v doubtful district
The sun., 1902-11-05
TENNESSEE.
Congress Delegation Remains the SaE,c
as at Present -Drmocratic Vote Less

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 4-The returns
show a decreased vot" and the election
by the Democrats of j. b Frazier of Chatta-
nooga for Governor and J. n. Mckenzie,
Railroad Commissioner. The Democrats re-
elect seven Congrcssmen and Morgan
Fitzpatrick to succeed Charles +. Snod-
gliss in the Four1h htrict
The Republicans reeoCt W. y Brownlow
and Henry r. Gihon, though the Demo
Gratis claim to have el,,tcd Harvey II
Hannah by small ma .crty over Gibson
The Demo Gratis will have ,ullv 100 ma iorily
on Joint vote Of the Legislature.
Aspri'ed contest was wa gcd by he "a loon
and anti-saloon elements for control of
the Senate, with tho "crult in doubt
The sun., 1902-11-05
GOV. vtN siNT RE.ELTCTED.
Great Increase IN the Republican Vote
Ia Minnesota.

ST. PAUL. NHr.. Nov. At $50 O'Clock
tonight the Republican state Central Com
mittoc claims that with the same ratio Of
increase that hls been 50 far shown over
all calculations. Gov Van SAINT will have
5000 plurality.
GOV Van SAINT vote has CSccc led the
most sanRlinc expectations Of the Re-
pUllcan l'ader" The Democratic Cdndi-
date has failed To run within 25 per cent
A. strong a. two year, ago.
The sun., 1902-11-05
WEST IIRGTift.
Republicans Have n solid Congress Dele.
CATION h, Reduced Vote.


CATION by Reduced Vote.
WHEELING, W Va, Nov. 4-Rcturns
have been meagre and the full result will
not he known until Wednesday night
The Democrats have made big gains, but
not sufficient To upset the Republican ma
jorities The Republicans have elected a
solid Congress delegation. In the First
district B. B Dovener is returned by 5000
majority. In the Second A F Dayton has
majority Of prol ably 900
Reports from the Fourth district indicate
the election of James A. Hughes by 2.2O0
II. {. woodward and Joseph II Gaines are
without doubt elected in the Fourth and
Third districts. respectively.
The Democrats still claim the election Of
John T. Mc(iraw in the Second district
but there is nothing to justify their claim
The Republicans will control the Legisla
ture on joint ballot by 40 ma ajority.
The sun., 1902-11-05
t7kansas solidl, Democratic.

lIrrLt Rock, Ark, Nov. Little in
teT"Nt was taken in the election for Con-
gresNinen hold in Arkansas to-day. About
% per cent. Of the vote was pood. The
state election was held in September.
IN" seven Democratic nominees for Con-
grpSS were elected
The sun., 1902-11-05
.NfNNISNIPPI.
Democrats Had No Opposition and Light
Vote was poileti

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. iI II raincd in this
State this afternoon and a small vote was
pollcd over the State. There was no oppo-
siton TO the Democrats and eight Congress
men were elected No estimate of the vote
i possible, bu, it il believed to have been
under 5000 The Constitutional amend-
m"nts we're probably defeated There
was no interest in the election
The sun., 1902-11-05
SOITH DikOTi REPI BLICiN.
~ .OM Maturity for the state Ticket and
Legislature safe,

ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov i-The South
Dakota Republican state Committee saws
the vote shows that the State ticket is
elected 10y 1900 ma aJority. The Legislature
Is solidly Republican
The sun., 1902-11-05

between t." East and West Is the New York Cen
trail with lis cIkH' trains a day Ia Chicago lNc to
St Louis and ClnClnnall fourteen to Buffalo and
NlHrNrl laiN nine TO Toronto. .-Adr
The sun., 1902-11-05
Rain OF Death
Nine Killed BY Bombs
Bursting Uptown.
so MORE BADLY HURT.
Victims Of a Fireworks Show
al Madison Square.

al Madison Square.
Mortar SO, in sand AM: filled WIN Bombs
Went 0T PrematIrcly and Exploded
Other hortars >esrb> fragments
81 Iron Driven into the crowd OF
10000 Persons Who Pressed Around
the ?iacc Of the E,hhition-Flcc.
ing People Trsmplcd 0rr Dead AMI
Dying Hospitals swarm With the
I1jurcd Police After Pain. the Fire.
WORKS Wan MS Emrlo,ccs Arrested.
Nine persons We're killed and at least
fifty were seriously injured last night by
an explosion Of fireworks in Madison avenue
at Twenty-fourth street
Irsroctor Brooks reached Police Head
quarters at l O'Clock this morning He
said that he had been unable 10 find Mr..
Pain. the fireworks man, and that the police
were seeking one of Mr. Pains foremen.
Capt. Titus's mon were instructed to arrest
Mr.. Pain il they could find him anclto take
him TO the Tendcrloin station.
The names of the dead and tho injured
follow:
The Dead.
EDWARD ARRoR st East Fifth street
WILLIAM G. fEESEy. II, $50 Fourth avenue
POLICEMAN NICHOLAS MCGEE Of Brooklyn
Bridge Squad.
GEORGE RrIz. ii3 second avenue.
HAROLD RoBLsE. Jr.. Hotel Bar,hodl
POLICEMAN DENIS SHEA. of Brooklyn Bridge
squad.
UNKNOWN NEGRO BoY
UNKNOWN BOY about II years old
lShNowN BOY about Is years old.
The Injured.
DOMINO ASGELo. iJi Second avenue compounl
fracture OF leg; 10 81. NlnccntS Hospital
Miss HELEN ADAMS. lOj Marcy avenue BROOKLYN.
GEORGE BALsAM, 1885 Madison avenue. con-
tusIons to Bellevue Hospital and home.
fractured leg and shock; to Ncw YORK HoSpal.
LAUREN BIoISrILA S33 East Thirty NTH street
laccrated leg to New York Hospital.
WILLIAM BURNS. go East Thirty fourth street
compound fracture OF leg TO Bellevue Hospital
LorIs DARNUM ?la West Houston street. I.g
almost torn o' 10 View York Hospital. may die
~ ''''"'" n''h"' s'h'P
"ouhu' 10 ,'"eNuc h"Np''tl ana nome.
'oshrH y. 'ohi"AN, -f taSt twenty 'hfth
H"ee', NE "d'| "'h OIL !" Ne" f"fN hospFhI
may die.
ho"Ns bNNlN' ''- EaN' l"'hN-'hnd street
leg htokcn, to Bellevue Hospital
EDWARD DOYLE lo. 40i Avenue \, confusion 20
head to Bellevue Hospital
TLORESCE DYE, l5p2 Washington street. contu.
SlOnN To '%h SIDE and lac" and NyIcrla to Bellevue
Hospital
JpHN fArrELt, 80 Sew Chambers street. right
arm hrc"cn to Bellevue Hospital
JoHS GispwIN, c31 East Thrtlcth street. leg
severely cut. 10 Bellevue Hospital
o,,i o,,,,I, - pa, ~, ,,.,u >, r,,, s''
WILLIAM JESKlSs, accra,,i wolaI to leg; to
',u. no,,"'"',
street. puncture OF c.o,n: to Nay. York Ho,oIt,I
WILLIAM hEE'fh' 20! last IAirtecnth street.
rt,ptptcs Al Itvg. ,ni. 4,,I p,,o.t,.r
street, ac"ratcd th.Gr. 10 \,v lurl Hospital
OF face and leg ,horl, TO Ncg- Yor,, ,to,ai,si
JoyN I>Nppovs i3l V,,f IlIri,. .,e..a,t, II rc..
burns on fac ,ui i,,l,. N,, MN i.,.,,,t .,I
'ulhN "H 49, ''''''' ~ W i'i" ilNN.Nldl AM
The sun., 1902-11-05

RciaNcS tho yrip OF cold -
Jayne, ENpCctorant.-Adr
The sun., 1902-11-05
la est Marine Intelligence.
Arrived; s, Mexico Havana. Nov. l..

No Smoke In "Blnck aud white"
II rs smooth. soft and clcan--t Is thcbeSt Scotch
-.Adr.
The sun., 1902-11-05
NCsCAsR'EDBY $4,000
New York County by $4,000.
Leader Murphy Was Right.
The Republicans save Only One Congress.
man. Douglas; One senator. EIsbcrg,
and Four or Five Asscnibl, bl,men-Deyrr
Elected His Nan-Slump In the Rock.
Ribbed Republican Districts OF This
County Gra, Ran Far Ahead.

The city Of New York gives Coler, Dem,
for Governor, in round numbers plurality
of I3o 900 over Odel, Rep.
The vote by boroughs is as follows. with
only four election districts. all in Manhat-
tan, IN -sing:
The sun., 1902-11-05

Specially recommended to gentlemen who arc
accustomed to smoking the finest blends Of choioo
Turkish tobacco. .--Adr
The sun., 1902-11-05
now THE CITIES VOTED.

Recapltulation: Republicans. 81 Dem
Gratis. 63
The sun., 1902-11-05
Burnetts Extract Of Vanilla


lmpartS a superior dclcacy OF flavor try It. use It.
--ldr
The sun., 1902-11-05

Thousands of persons in what an instant
The sun., 1902-11-05

Mortar SET In sand anc Filled WIN Bombs
Went on Proma,urcly and Exploded
Othcr hortars >earb> Fragments
~ Iron Driven into the crowd OF
10000 Persons Who Pressed Around
the :racC OF the ENh.ttion-Elcc.
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