davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
mY serlpp- News Asa'nb

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Early re
ports at the national headquarters
here indicate that tie biggest vote
in the history of the country will be
polled today.
The weather throughout the 60
tire country II good snd the polling
places crowded with votera as sooO
a. they we're opened.
White the weather was bad In In
diana. yet the votioE VIC 70 heavy
10 II it wlO eoserwlSe.
Ideal eonS.f ore aoeei 10 prevail
throughout to- eddie WOO. which
irour,o a be- rural vote.
Bote aloca clai0 the state this
core ee toe republicans appareet-
" with toe Otos coetideece. To
too uohioo'd observer II looks - II
the state will be- cl6es' with the 70
suit 10 duuls.
Tho lattlaN Is TO 10 favor 81
Rcsss cit The 0@e odds favor Her
rick. 100 de@ocratie candidate for
EoNsrosa
Governor Osiel has admitted that
the republican state ticket VII ruo
% dseo To ~ oe0 beelod toe national
ticks' This probably accounts for
tes sorfidrnre In Herrick's success
Toe odsa % the general result are
8 "a I co Roosevelt IL n est no At
- that 5000 os have been wag
srvo 10 to-. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
NEW YORK

NEG YORK. Nov e-Eieef tcu
cav broke clear 400 cold The vol
ins is proceeding very rapidly. Bal
lots were cast At the rate OF more
than one . minute during the fir'st
oour IN many election districts in
the city. Only a few arrests havo
been made for Illegal voting in rhe
first two hours.
SARATOGA. ~. Y. Nov. s-Fhe
indications are that Roosevelt VIII
poll an unusually heavy vup ond
the entire republican ticket will plla
up o big plurality. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
SHOT
DOWN

They had ordered IN. deputy out
OF the polling place Tie refused %
30 and. turning 20 the Judges. killed
them.
AZ aiidway. Ed BOYLE, Pegtbooy
deputy sheriff. assaulted Mrs.
Kennedy because she Was support
Ing the democratic ticket.
In the struggle he almost tore the
womans dress from her body.
Ed OLeary. one OF the democrat
watchers. objected. and DOYLE shot
at him. biu missed him. o'l.eary
promptly shot Doyle down. lie will
die. O'Leary has been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
NWA
FCNiCHT VI
prs MONIES. Iowa. Nov. rhe

DIS MONIES. Iowa. Nov. s The
rcISfts from oil tec important cities
IN tho state up 10 10 o. o.. indicate
"a record breaking vote. The pre-
oictlous are tbot tho vote nill eN-
ered that 81 four y.orS ESQ by
20 0o9
The socialist. and prohibitiouists
are polling on Increased vote.
Rooe leads tho state ticket and
he Will have easily 100 600 plurolity.
PARKER Is heins @-rotc ned nv By
am democrats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

republicans admit that Smith IL
probably defeated. but claim that
there ~ room for fear In Mackin-
toah'n case.
So far there has been no serious
trouble A. the polls. In the bloody
First thsre have been a few street
fights. but none of the customary
sun plays aud thgeais Of bioodahed.
The feeling between the followers
of Frank Clancy the depoaed rrpub-
lican boss Of the ward. aud the
Great Northern crowd Il very bitter
an clancy ~ now supporting the en-.
tire democratic ticket Thia haH led
20 NUMEROUS conflicts OF authority
in the pooling booths.
The J u Farrel Charley Cham
bsflaia aud sam I'M combination
are doinE everything within their
power 60 wreat the First ward from
lack Williams Those on the inside
declare that they are reHortinE to
svery fnFm Of political triekery to
prevent the Williams voters from
romiRg out and Il is asserted that
sons 81 the election Judges are men
whsss naanes DO noe appear In the
direr tory,
The Gree Nofieso0 combination
believes elat by reducing S'illiAes
maior5o b tee Fire ward they eaO
defre btea. and. In their hopele0
ness thsY are doing everything
they can % hssp bis yeie down. The
hattie snpouoao u ia thia ward. a. Il
offers bc0psr ehaocses FOR fraud aed
ioeua ,aatoSe The Great Northern
Grove IL making the cry Of fraud
avad trteiosfy aoes eOst toe supporter
OF wileaons while they are resort
ms To every trick 10 their desperate
nttvoot 10 capture the ward
II teok the uoitoo efforts 81 Nay-
or es, % roo aed Csief Of Police Ia.
stpso 20 settle a Taoloo aso dispute
20 tse FOURTH precinct Of toe Fire
ward - tis polling place vince the
eels eeenes this morning Tee
trouble areHs over the appointment
81 oua 'of tas electioo Judges 40
sepsseesn aits@pt was toSie 20 foiat
railroad judEe into the position
but ttoutoss The atreaooua efforts os
Fraoos Coaory Terry Towney a
| bosss oes osanoerat. vS finally
gives ooc 200 For a weile IL 500 or.
ed % Enough a riot w.V iooiiosot
The rs0 oU9 paes WW 10 the IRE
. ssso spartsTN building 90 roire aea
Malta sno Colsf coss go, out a lias
ID fsoss 10 turo 90 III crowd II
eeossaSVw
Jprk Cancy. VINO t. oio 20 he
FArrso eoopioYe. uos the iu1K. orig
inaoo appointed ny the county com
10 oot's.'ssru. the appon ption being
that o-s srHa o Democrat For some
uncxoo 0ueo rxioann he announced
hast n 0Oht that os would be unable
20 aso0s Thu morning Secretary
Preach ID tho tuotuo OF comfy
csou no 00D onrpH appointed Walter
| Collins au hvoeed democrat tn
whom the Clsn,ya have little faith
beca oos, be hoi1a ppition IN tire
tunfssi oonaruotion department Of
the Great Northern railway. In
tack Chney'H place.
Colnnr vas given Clnury'H certif-
icate ~ appointment. The proceed
ufs wsu ioeroai. The ClancYH claim
that n was a preconcciVcd plan TO
appoist "a railroad man as iudEe
glaocy's tsroY announcement OF IN
aoilor 60 ssqve having been planned
os,itna s,,socns
FIsaoss Clancy got very busy The
crows. hc!ped him out and elected
Terry Tnwnry TN GlauCyH place
Collins. however, would not relin-
quoh bib arat and In order 10 pre-
vsss Ion closing Of the polls Ser
fcoutfnu~o on psee -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

DENVER. Colo. Nov s-TVo
democratic election Judges were
killed during an election riot here
today. and Quo Peabody deputy
Ehediff was mortally wounded
A great number Of democratic
judges we're beaten up and thrown
into jail although the democratic
and republican leaders met last
night aud signed an agreement pro
yiding for peaceable election.
Ike LEOPOLD and Chris Miller
judges In Goldneld. WS,e SGT down
b. one Of Sheriff Bells deputies
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
NEBRASKA

OMAHA. Nov. S-The weatbezp
was cleor and wero and a big vot8
oill be cast The greatest inttoes6
Is in the oubernotorial contest.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov s-Tes
Scs Their is fine and the rural vote
viii be heavy. The state is con-
ceded 10 Roosevelt by a plurality
over Watson Of 10000 Parker via
BS,Iy be third in to- race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
COLORADO

DENVER. Sov s-Tne eesther
IN Colorado iH brpht and cool r he
voting il heavy. The action Of the
supreme court iu aupoiutins watch
ers In Denver. LIS Anime, aoo uruss
cs4aptiea nso a aalutars effect for
order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
MicHfGAH

DETROIT. Nov. 81 heavy vote
Is being poll'd throughout bich,ean.
Tho heather IL olrsr The demo-
esots claim the election Of the Gov
eruus. Or, admit tbot Roosevelt pill
Gerry tho state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. Nov s. with a sky
deeply overcast. but accompanied
By ideal Temperature. the scouting
for votes began at 6 o'clock this
0erning. Indications point 10 a big
vote The polls close at p. m.
Half the city's ballot was In the
ballot boxes before II o'clock II
Is very heavy vote Probably
s75 900 votes will be polled There
is evidence Of a heavy socialist vote.
which may reach 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

than 10 per cent Of the ballots east
today have been straight" tickets.
While republicans are Htill hopeful
Il 90 almost certainty that Turner
VIII carry Seattle by "A considerable
majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
HEAVIEST VOTE N HISTORY
Of COUNTRY BEING PO[LE]

REPORTS THROUGHOUT The UNITED STATES INDICATE
THAT AN UNPRECEDENTED VOTE WILL CAST TODAY
WEATHER CONDITIONS GOOD IN MOST LOCALITIES
ROOSEVELT HAS Tsa BETTER or IT, But TIE BIC SILENT
VOTE is KEEPING The POLITICIANS GUESSING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
HiSSGURI

ST. LOUIS. Nov. s-Wlth tha
weather cloudy and cool the polls
opened Al a. m good size9
vote was cast early.
Hy . O'Clock the weather ha3
cleared and the heavy voting con-
tinued .
Folk this morning claimed thN
ne would carry the state outside 90
ST. Louis by s. 600
Roosevelt and Folk drew leg
heaviest vote during the forenoos,
but there rs nothing 10 warrant the
republican claim that Hii0our is 20
doubtful state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

AUGUSTA. Ne. Nov S-Fair
weather and a quiet election day.
The republican plurality is about
20 Ofal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

CONCORD. N. H.. Nov. s-Tss
weather IL fair. There Is euch cut
ting OF ballots The state will go
republican. but by reduced plsratas
ties from 1902.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

% 1892 has there ossen Sue o ss1fry
Of a party ticket as the rsouD 10 q
ticket il sslfoeripR TO-DAY. II ~ atst-
ed on the best authority that b~po
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 81
heavy vote IL being caas In MinnsJ
sofa. The weather S. faf Roose|
welt will carry the state by 1900,
Dunn. republican. will be eIecte@
governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

AN 4 SseGo-eJs colos aSua MOOD. u osoo
~ N5sS aplo aunoof from n toorotot o
gSaFnoOss pooOds Of ell Dot three or
fLsn- pp.ri0auF oeecqocs Of toe city. Il
vots spsOea o. wise political leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. SIT IS
clear aud cool Boston's vote win
break all records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

RANRAs CITY. Nov. s-Fsriy
voting YES ve,y l,apt Toe dap
opeaeo Win o fes. but tire seatnsr
cleared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
6. O.P. TICKET
S[ASHED Up
suAMHa paAc r,cAaLY COUNTY BY
mAacas-wiLitAns ELEcTIoS NOW VIRTUALLY


. SPOKANE. w0n- Nov. S-when Senator ruraer vac
a Esus correspondent
ticket will sboa
N 10 a a Of this view Of
fun
ans the oesooerotc ucoa Tue
majority
. 1JIIa0nAs %Oh. Nov s-Gubernatorial Candidate \
Is eecOn OF
correspondent he said I
o q republican,
taken 10 toe eascts@s ann BIO
will coapiete Woo
y osoN
. 1esh %ibsauO. Sheriff
q 4 I tnos II AZ
| {,
y yeNJed1y I a en
y fana wVo oUt don a tSer. viii It'll
.
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

WATCH ecR 5raa EXTRAS
Yc2ICArl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

WATCH FOR STAR EXTRAS
TOslGRT!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. s-rlse-
toe day dewned with a cloudy eky
and roisty rain falliee Polls open
sd At a o. with arss crowds lined
up 90 geo their votes In early. Tee
pollioe will be heevy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
ONO

CLEVELAND, Nov S-The daN
opened cool and s,aneWaat cnssdS
throughout OHIO to-day. An enor-
nous vote VAS cas-, OF on carly
hour. 4 big vercentosv of the totaf
registration viii De cancelled %
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

wATcs FOR STAR 6sTRAs
Toal6Hvl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

ISDIASAPoIIs. Nov S-He-
ports from over the state indicate
mat a very heavy vote Is being
poiled early In most places the
voters are st,ll standing va line st
10 O'Clock In Indiana polls the early
vote waH uuufrr edeutcd.
Trouble occurred al more than
100 polling places throughout the
state during the forenoon. Alleged
attempts al Illegal voting resulted
10 many arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

tcontipued on Pa1e five,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

%ATcH ron STAR exrRAs
roRneBTf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

tccn,inoeo on p,se -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
NASON'S MEN LEAVE 1T.
Marble Cutters Wfhdrazc from Al
Eance-Bmlding Trouble Ending.

The Building Trades Alliance recelNeu ahother
blow last evening by the withdrawal OF lhe mar DIE
Cutters Union. which has been on strike lot th'ee
weeks. from the body Meantime the MarDie Cut
teTs' Union has told the Marble Industry Employ
ers Association that it has declared IT'S strlAe on
and arrangement has been made by which all
the striking two thousand members will return to
work to-day. This action Of the Marble cutters
Union Will make necessary the election OF new
president by the alliance as President Mason is a
marble cutter.
The plaster"rs society. it learned. is looking
for peace since the ornamental plasterers lett H.
Other unions in the alliance expected AT least
10 surrender to the employers. though they may
remain in The alliance. An end to the whole trouble
is expected within . week
President Thompson OF the Employing Plasterers'
Association said last night that the whole trouble
he believed. would be over in six days. The Plas-
erers Society. he said. had told the seeding orna
mental 3lasterers that settlement with the en-
plOyeTs possible. To bring about a settlement
he said the Plasterers' Society would have 10 be
rCorganized
At the convention cf carpenters. which is being
held in Milwaukee this week. gift ~ $4,000 was
voted To the Newly York local TO carry the fight
in the local field against the Employers Assoca-
ton. This check WAS received yesterday. and to-
day the striking carpenters Will be paid at No. 20
East EiGhtieth-sf.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
MORE LINES RAISE RATES.
War Not Yet Over. HOwever-Many Emf
grants Leave Liverpool.

London. Sept 21-Thc American Line to-day an
nounced increase from s. so 70 &l2 80 in the
of steeraRe rates 20 Philadelphia. and the Domin-
ion Linc Announced rate Of SIS to Quebec. The
White Star IAns also raised itr steerage rates 10
America 10 va
Liverpool Sept 2l.-The streets leading 10 the
steerage Offices Of the transatlantic steamship
paniea were blocked this morning by thousands OF
emigrants. clamoring for a last chance get TO
America fo- So the reports that the
over being generally believed The White Star
Line steamer Baltic. which sailed to-day took
two thousand emigrautS and many were left be o.
hind fo- lack Of accommodation Scandina viaE5
predominated. but there was a fair sprinkling %
British emigrante.
Hamburg. Sept 2l-The Atlantic rate war IL not
over anc the German, lines have no intention OF
giving in. inferred by yesterdays changes in
rates. The following official statement is made by
the Hamburg-Americaa Line
The associated lines have decided 10 increase the
Hestbound steerage rates from Great Britain to
SO. but they have also decided introduce fur
ter and considerable reductions in steerage rates
10 and from Austria Hungary. The assumption cir
raising Of the British steerage rates was A sign
that the cated lines tired os the struggle
and that II only the Cunard Line followed they
would slowly up 10 their former rates leaving
the differences which led 20 the struggle Undecided
ia altogether wrong. The contrary is the case The
associated lines think. before that the war can
only be terminated by friendly understanding
and the conclusion oi a contract making the re-
currence Of the present circumstances impossible
for many years
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
NETWORK CITY.

Matron Fitzgerald. Of Ellis Island. will start to-
day the Grosser Kurfirst FOR Bremen, with an
insane woman immigrant ordered dcported. This
is the first instance IN which matron has been
detailed 70 take prisoner on such long trip.
Tho free evening classes Of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association Ninety-secOnd-st. and Lex
nEton-Rve.. opened on Tuesday evening. when more
than three hundred young men took advantage of
the opportunity OF Joining one or more classes
The classes are absolutely free. and any young
men Of good character may join by applying 70
the superintendent.
The New-York University School OF Pedagogy
will hold its opening exercises Saturday morning
at Il o'clock the University Building Washing
ton Square when Dean Ballet will deliver ad-
dress on Some Aspects OF Current Educational
Thought"
The delegates 10 the twelfth annual convention
Of the Interparliamentary Union for international
Arbitration will be guests at reception at tho
city Club No - West Forty-fourth-st. on next
Monday evening Invitations have been extended
to the leading city officials and presidents of the
representative business and social organizations of
the city.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
LETTER GAZE CLEH.
Officials Declare Investigation Of
Lynch Mystery Is Not Ended.

1t was disclosed yesterday that the first in
formation received by the authorities TO the
identity of the woman whose body was found
near the Greenfield Cemetery Freeport. last
April. and who IS declared to have been Mar
garet Lynch came In Letter to Justice A. b.
Wallace. acting coroner. The letter was dated
September u. and mailed in Brooklyn. 1t
was signed John Franklin" and was written
with ink paper Of cheap material. which had
apparently been torn from a notebook In the
letter were several incomplete sentences. words
being omitted but the sense was always plain
and the missing words were easily supplied.
The writer said that he could give full partic-
ulars about the woman and tnat Justice Wallace
could have his man TO certainty" He said
the 20. NJ" for whom search was being made
was Oswald Maune. The letter said that Maune
and Miss Lynch had often been seen together
and that the people az the Woodcleft Inn. Free
port, know an ahout the facts in the case. Other
facts as have been published were given.
The letter was given TO Detective Furman OF
the District Attorneys Office. who was then en-
gagged on the case. He failed TO find John
Franklyn." whose identity has not yet been
discovered
District Attorney Nieman said Yesterday that
the inquiry ended by the statement Of
Father Burns. of Brooklyn.
The authorities ar Freeport believe from the
style OF the handwriting that the letter was
written by a woman. They further believe
that the writer is educated person who has
attempted 10 cover her identity with the mark
of illiteTacy. for while such expressions as he
done so and So are used freely in tho letter the
writer also involuntarily lets slip in such
pressions as authentic Information.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
HILL REDUCES WHEAT CROP ESTIMATE

dent o. the Great Northern who on July q esti-
mated the wheat crop at 540cOOOoO bushels and on
. Tuesday made estimate OF 2.0OO 10000 bushels
az corn. lowered his estimate OF the wheat crop
50 100000 bushels
The estimate made some weeks ago made
when deterioration was in progress he said, and
I'm view Of this deterioration it must be
modified. Subsequent damage from various causes
has reduced the yield TO about 5l0000O00 bushels
at the extreme 5l5000.000 There viii be- more
than 5Oo.00 00G bushels OF Touring wheat. Ny
estimate Of 20o9.O00ooo bushels FOR the corn crop
viii not be exceeded
Mr.. TIi also said that II St. Paul We're 20 build
70 the Pacific Coast he would be glad TO IL
MAKE its terminal Al Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
SAY STONE IS ROTTEN.
BrOnr Property O1rners Protest
against Macad0mizing.

Property owners Of Bedford Park. along Web
ster-ave.. have protested 70 Borough President
Haffen Of The Bronx and Controller Grout against
The kind OF stone that is being used in the macad
smi8ing OF that thoroughfare. from Mosholn Park
way to the Gun Hill Road distance Of nearly a
mile The stone used in the Telford foundation is
declared to be extremely bad The only satisfac-
tion they have received a a result Of the protest
say the property owners is the temporary suspen-
sion Of Of the inspectors for the city. who
reinstated few days after his suspension. There
has also been an inspection made OF the stone used
by one Of Controller Grout's engineers. who his
report 20 the Controller states that Of the
stone is rotten and should not 10 used
On August p. William Moore. Of Webster-ave
and Woodlawn Road. Of the property owners
interested, wrote TO Controller Grout regarding the
quality ~ the material that being used by the
contractors. and saying that ne. with other prop
erty owners, would protest against any payment
for the work They left with the Controller sam
lles Of the alleged rotten stone.
Mr.. Moore communicated also with District At
torney Jerome, telling him Of the facts IN the case
and saying that committee had seen Borough
President Haffen and had shown him samples Of
The District Attorney said that the case was for
ne consideration OF Nh. Hsffen and Mayor Nc
There is another queer feature in connection
with the job" said Mr. Moore The contract
price for the work IS 81 rs a square yard Yet the
same work - being done 10y Devlin e. Co. from
suourban-st TO the Southern Boulevard. dis
1ance OF TWO blocks for s. O. a square yard This
is not all Hart Co. also have the contract from
the Gun Hill Road to TWo-hundred a nd I thirtv-
thrd-st And their contract price is 81 30 square
yard. Here is concern that has a small Job and
cldnt nappen 70 be able to get its foundation ma
another firm. with much larger territory 10
fnacadam, is 10 receive 8 8s and 81 80 for
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Cahoous the Ohio VaIley Furniture Company and
Henry f. Swain have ned involuntary petition IN
bankruptcy against The Green Premium Stamp Company
having It's Offices Room 1910 the Fatiron Building
Tho unpaid claims Of the petitioners goods delivered
aggregate s25 The petition alleges that tho Green
Premium Stamp Company. while insolvont. transferred
property and made preferences The total liabilities OF
the alleged bankrupt corporation 10 S25 900
and is about $4,000 Judge Holt has appointed
EdWin N Cox receiver o' the property His boad "a
Judge Hot mas appointed Howard Wiids receiver
% INC business and property ~ the firm of George W
harris & Co His bond IS for Si5Ol0 ." w.
The schedules of The RronN Dry t;ooda
InGoass and One hnnlred aud-torty hfth St give the
IN bank and hand. stock in trade nachperv "a ,
livestock and Insurance policies have been firn@i 'r
10 the roceircl ~ I"II,H 0N'F