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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
RETAIL DRUGGISTS
ST. PAUL.

Allen & Co.. 7th and Jackson st:
Adams, G. L., ITO Endicott Arcade.
Becker, r. A.. 9TH and Cedar.
Bodin & Co.. 329 E 7th =
Bodin & Co.. SS1 Payne av.
,Congcr Bros, 344 University av.
Capitol Drug Store 4s1 Rice St.
Collier, W. K. 1919 e 7th ST. ..
Davenport, Geo. c.. 973 e 7th st.
Dfies..P: j.. .4e5 St: Peter st: 2
Diets & Messing, Union Depot pharmacy.
Friendman, r: r c. .' 7th and ID St. Peter st. " d.
Graben. 0. X. 100 Concord st.
Graben prag G',5 Co., ,,5 54s Mississippi.
Holcomb f. A.. 954 Payne av.
Heller, C. T.. 10th and st. Peter.
Heller, G. r., 10th snd Wabasha ...~....
Jelinek Drug Store. 961 7th St ..'
Jelinek Drug Store 295 W 7th st. :...
KEEPER, 3. e., $50 Robert. ::
Lueders. L. H.. s97 Race st.
Madison. H., 17e Concord. ,--..
Middents:s p. H.. 40 Wabasha. =.
Munich, e. A., Rice and Summit.
McColl, Hy, 9th, and. Broadway. ....2s. S.. II
Ns3sen Nssen H. 4 81 Sy4 hIes nels + and University
Nef & Rosenquist, 7th and Jackson. l..
Parker. F. NJ, 3e4 Wabasha: ~
Romans 4 Rohrbeck, 4th and Wabasha. /
Reeves, S. H, Seven Corners. IL :....- -
Rutherford. G. r.. 4th and St. Peter.
schunenan & Evans Drug Store. 9Th and Wa
baSha. 49,. e..
sehumacher. a: j.. 400 " 7th.
Thomas = Smith, 11s Robert.
Wilmert. G. A., cor Mississippi and Nash SITS.
Wolsey, A. s., Merriam Park. j.. ::
Wolfrum G. A., 572 Kent st. -~ - ,s-.r, .E
Westby, Sever. Maria and Sd st.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

Gruber. JOS, 2e1 W Sd st.
Greer. Aug, 275 sibley.
Goldman, L., .355 7th.
Grady's, 372 Robert.
Hurts, 7th and Broadway.
Hines & Middlestaedt. 413 Robert st.
Hines Mddlestaedt. 432 Wabasha st.
Henry, H., 50 w 7th.
Hogan & Johnson, 3S5 7th.
Haun. JOS, 55S Broadway.
Hopkins Choice, 2S2 Sibey.
Hansen. R., 221 E 7th st.
Hesinger, J. T., 321 Jackson.
johnson, N. A., 391 7th st.
Johnston Bros, 255 E 7th st.
Jordan. Robert. % E 9TH st.
Jackson J!,sh1 E. 4, 200 90 E 1oa5las 7th st. ..
Kennedy's, South st. Paul.
Ludwig, John, 9th and Washington.
Mason, J., 7th and Franklin.
mete Gafe ,Id Merchants Hotel
Moore Bros. 3s5 Wabasha.
Munkholm. Peter, 1ss Sd st.
Mecca, The, 1SS e 7th.
Fink. Morris. 3O6 7th.
McDonough, T., $50 Rice st.
McNulty & Mayer 1856 4th.
Nelson, A. W, 2s7 Robert.
Neudeck, F. E., lis E Sd st.
Office Cafe. The. All Minnesota st.
Pauliot. D.. Seven Corners.
Peterson, Charles, 1853 E 7th.
Skwres, F. NJ, 526 Wabasha.
Savoy The. 7th and Minnesota.
Skally, J., 1T Sd st.
schwabel Bros, 9TH and Jackson.
Sorenson Bros. $50 7th.
Sandell Bros, 275 E 7th.
Witt & Esch, 3S5 Wabasha.
Wark, John, 9Th and Wabasha.
Wark, john Germania Bank building.
Waldron, W. j., 800 Sbey. =
Windsor Hotel Cafe, 9Th and st. Peter st.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
FANCY GROCERS
MINNEAPOLIS.

Chapman, r. NJ. Sth and Nicollet.
Brackett, C. S. & Co., 2S-3O 9th st S.
Olympia Fruit Store, 9th and Hennepin.
YerXa Bros. s. Co.. 427 -429 Nicolelt av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make you sick and then leave
you constipated. Carter s Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
well, Dose. one dill.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
WHOLESALE DEALERS
MINNEAPOLIS. ! :.

E1ie1-Jerman Drug Co. !. r., v
Kennedy, Suffel & Andrews. -. ......@
Geo. Benz & Sons. - ',.t'Y&.
Moss Bros. - .-<- -
Isaac Well a-siz1--- ... ..f.1 III
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
WHOLESALE DEALERS
DULUTH. 4

L. W. Leithead Drug Co.
Frerker Bros. & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
VOTE so CLOSE FIN OHIO
 THAT RESULT IS IN DOUBT
ONE LONE DEMOCRAT
 WINS IN CHICAGO
Republicans Make a Clean Sweep in City and County With This
 One Exception.

Chicago, November 1.-The Republicans made a clean sweep of the election in Chicago and Cook county today, electing all of their candidates with the exception of one man. The sole Democrat to reach the promised land. was Webb, candidate for trustee of the sanitary commission.
 The Republicans elected four judges of the superior court by pluralities ranging from A,000 to 25,0OO; one judge to fill a vacancy on the bench of the superior court by d plurality of about 1000, judge of the circuit court by 10000 and eight out of nine members of the board of sanitary trustees by pluralities ranging from 1000 to 5000
 A number of important questions were up for consideration by the voters, and all of them were carried by large majori- ties. They included an amendment to the charter of the city by virtue of which the term of the mayor of the city is heightened from two to four years, the right of the city to regulate the prices of gas and authority to operate an elec- tric light plant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
HOT FIGHT IN SMALL
 TOWN IN ILLINOIS
Mayor CoyIe of Madison Is So Badly Defeated That He Leaves for
 Parts Unknown.

Madison, H., November 7.-Despite the opposition of Mayor Patrick Coyle, an election for city officials was held today that was one of the most remarkable ever held here in that only ticket, headed by F. A. Gartsch was printed on the ballots Four hundred and eighteen ballots were cast, 400 for the citizens party candidates, 17 were defective and one Gartsch's name had been erased and Coyle's substituted.
 The state supreme court recently held that the election last spring was Illegal and several weeks ago 4aayor Coyle order ed a new election. Last Sunday, however, Mayor Coyle changed his mind and is- sued an order calling off the election, claiming that the order was Illegal. The Gartsch faction refused to abide by the last order, and yesterday forced the board of trustees to print the ballots with the names of the candidates upon them.
 Immediately after the result of the elec- ton was known today, former Mayor Coyle accompanied by his son and the latters wife. left town. his destination not even being known to his closest friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
REPUBLICAN, WINS
 IN MASSACHUSETTS
Guild Is Elected Governor of the State by Plurality
 of 29,435.

Boston, November 7.-Lieutenant Gov ernor Curtis Guild. Jr.. of Boston, the re- publican candidate was elected gover- nor of Massachusetts in the state election today by a plurality of 29,435 over Gen. Charles w. Bartlett of Boston, the demo- cratic candidate.
 For the second place on the ticket for which there was an unusually warm con- test, Eben s. Draper of Hopedale, the republican candidate won over Henry M. Whitney of Brooklne. his. democratic op- ponent and the leading advocate for reci- procity by a plurality of 3942.
 Tho total vote for the two leading can didates was:
 Goyernor-Guild, republican, 2O3,s34
 Bartlett. democrat, 4,399.
 Lieutenant Governor-Draper, republic can, l84,o34' Whitney, democratic, 1S0,592
 The republicans elected seven of the eight members of the executive council, and the usual large majority in both branches of the legislature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
,l,rons's Friends Also Say Many Votes Against Tammany
 Were Not Counted
HEARST CONFIDENT AND
 SAYS RECOUNT WILL SHOW
Definite Charges Are Made That of- ficIaI Counts of Votes in Ger tain Districts Have Been
 Withheld.

Washington. November Ss-Election re- turns received by the Associated Press m to o'clock this morning show that the democrats have carried the mayoralty fight in New York city; the state ticket in Pennsylvania; the state ticket in Vir- ginia and the city ticket in Louisville while the republicans have made clean sween in Massachusetts and Chicago and Cook county and have carried their tick- cts in New Jersey, Rhode Island, Me- braska and Maryland.
 In New York Hearst had a plurality Tn the borough of Brooklyn of almost l6,0oo, with fourteen election districts missing. The returns indicate McClellan's re-elec- ton by several thousand plurality. Hearst has charged fraud in the voting.
 Bird s. Cooler was elected borough president of Brooklyn on municipal owner shin ticket. The New York election shows that municipal ownership will be a con- siderable factor in the city's politics.
 In Ohio the result is still doubtful, thoagh the returns to late hour indi- cated the election of Pattison. the demo- cratic candidate for governor. The suf- frage amendment in Maryland was de- feated overwhelmingly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
REPUBLICANS ARE
 SAFE IN NEW JERSEY
Democratic Successor to Senator Dry den Cannot Be Elected
 in 1907.

Trenton, N J., November 1.-The elec- ton in New Jersey today increased the republican hold on the legislature and makes it impossible for democrat to succeed United States Senator John F. Dryden in 1907. In the state Senate, the republicans made a gain of three. Only four of the twenty-one state senators will be democrats.
 Colby, the independent republican in Es- sex county, was swept into office by a majority which may not bel ess than 19,000, and it may go over that He carried hIs ticket through with him. The republican wave swept into New Jersey again, and Mayor Pagan, who is an independent republican of the Colby stripe, was elect ed and carried his ticket through with him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08

Baltimore, Md. November 7.-The cleo ton in Maryland today was for a state comptroller, legislature and county off cers, and in Baltimore for a judge of the supreme court, sheriff, city clerk and surveyor. The issue which engrossed pep tional amendment, the avowed purpose of which was to disfranchise negro vo- ters, but which aroused widespread op- position among many democrats and for eign voters in both parties. Owing to the extreme lengths of the ballot, the count has been slow and at late hour tonight the votes in some of the city precincts counted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
Vote Small In Territory.

Oklahoma City, Okla. November "A summary of news received from the cleo ton in Indian territory indicates that the total vote on the Sequoyiah constitution will not reach 25,000 out of a possible 15O.- 0o0 In many of the towns polls were not opened, and in numerous cases the vote for joint statehood with Oklahoma far exceeded the vote for the separate state constitution. The result is an overwhelm- ing endorsement of joint statehood for the two territories. Not 20 per cent of the voters of Indian territory have endorsed the Sequoyiah amendment.
 At Ardmore, Perceil. Chickasaw, Coal Gate. Marlow and other large towns no election was held.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
Herrick Runs With Ticket.

It has been expected that in view or the bitter fight that was made on Gov ernor Herrick personally, he would run behind his ticket, but up to midnight he was running two votes to the precinct ahead of Colonel Harris, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor who was expected to poll the average vote
 If this is continued throughout the state it would indicate that the bitterness of the attacks on Herrick had apparently react ed in his favor, and gained him votes instead of losing them. The early re- ports though very meagre were so strong ly in favor of Pattison that his election was bulletined and announced in many of the extras, but as fuller returns came in, showing reduced ratio of gains. the Re- nubicans became more hopeful, and the Democrats refused to give out statements. although they still maintain that they had gained a notable victory.
 Early in the night reports from Cncin- nati were to the effect that Hamilton county which had been counted on by the Republicans to give 10000 plurality for Herrick. had gone for Pattison, but at midnight private message from Geo B. Cox to Governor Herrick stated that Hamilton county had given the governor $500 plurality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
GORMAN'S AMENDMENT IS
 TURNED DOWN IN MARYLAND

The returns so far received, however, make certain the defeat of the proposed constitutional amendment by q decisive majority of 10000 or more. and very prob ably the election of Mccullough, republi- can, state comptroller. over Atkinson, democrat, and the election of republicans in three out of foul of the city legisla tive districts The republican candidates for sheriff. court clerk, and city surveyor of Baltimore, are also elected. Chief Judge Harlan. democrat, is reelected by 10000 majority.
 The republicans did not nominate a candidate against Judge Harlan, though there was an independent republican can didate. The political color of the next legislature is uncertain, however, all waiting until the official count has been eompleted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
UNION LABOR WINS
 IN SAN FRANCISCO
Schmitz Defeats the Fusion Candidate for Mayor by Majority of
 at Least 15,0oo.

San Francisco, November Flor the third consecutive time Eugene E. Schmitz, the union labor candidate, was reelected mayor by a majority of at least 15,0OO over John s. Partridge, the joint nominee of the Republican and Democratic parties.
 Returns from 314 precincts out of 320 give Schmitz 42,202; Partridge 2s10s. In addition to mayor, the union labor party has probably elected it's entire municipal ticket by a majority ranging from 10,- GOO to 15,000. Voting machines were used for the first time in all the precincts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
Latest Figures However Seem to Indicate a Victory for
 Democratic Candidate
DICK CLAIMS HERRICK
 WILL YET BE THE WINNER
Bitter Personal Fight on the Cow ernor Seems to Have in Measure Reacted in
 His Favor.

Columbus, O., November S,-Q:35 a. m.) Ohio voters yesterday chose a gover- nor and various state officers but at this hour 1t is impossible to give positive statement of the winners although the chances seem to favor John M. Pattison. Democrat.
 Only 40 of over 400 precincts in the state have been heard from, giving Her rick 55, ,0OO and Pattison 53,399 In the big cities the Democratic gains thus far aver age 10S per precinct, while the gain outside these cities averages only S4 to the pre- cinct. Estimating the remaining precincts at the ratio Pattison will be nearly forty thousand short of the 2S0,000 Republican plurality of last year, with which com parisons are made.
 Reports of estimated county pluralities thus far received simply indicate that the result will be close with nothing definite enough to show which way the victory will fall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
REPUBLICANS DEFEATED
 BY PLURALITY IF 6O,OOO
William H. Berry, the Reform candl- date for State Treasurer, Is Elected by a Landslide
 Majority
City Is Redeemed.

Philadelphia, November 7.-City Party Chairman Edmonds tonight sent the following telegram to Pres ident Roosevelt:
 "Philadelphia has risen to its op- portunity and stands redeemed. The principle of honesty In government so effectively espoused by you, has won an overwhelming triumph. our majority approximates 75'Wo.
 To Secretary Root the following was telegraphed:
 "The masquerade is over. The criminal and corrupt combination has been driven from power by the righteous indignation of a great re- publican city. We have only begun. Our thanks to you for your splen- did aid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
BookwaIter in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind, November 7.-The election of former Mayor Charles A. Book walter as mayor of Indianapolis is con- ceded. At F o'clock tonight the returns from 231 of 246 precincts give Bookwalter, republican, 23,775; Holtzman, democratic candidate for reelection. 22,177; Book walters plurality 156S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
Small Vote in Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb., November 7.-Twenty-nine of the precincts of the city of Lincoln indicate no marked gain for either party on total vote that will be not over two-thirds of the normal.
 Republicans have elected their entire county ticket, judge and coroner, how ever. by narrow margins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
Dick Makes Statement.

At midnight Chairman Dick gave out the following statement to the Associated Press:
 ''The election returns are fragmentary and meagre at this hour, delay being due to the large number of candidates and d great deal of local ticket-scratching While it is not practical as yet to approx innate definite figures, indications clearly point to the reelection of Governor Her rick and the entire Republican state ticket by safe pluralities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08

.lcontinued on Ninth Paasl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
Irksome to the Gana.

(contlnued on Second .Pass)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-08
Crowds Were Rather. Small.

In spite of the absorbing interest taken from the opening to the close of a remark able campaign. replete with sensational
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-17
The Old Battle Flags.

Governor Hayward has received a
letter from member Of the Eleventh
South Carolina volunteers, Hagood's
brigade In reference to a captured flag
OF the company, which will be among
those to be returned to the state by
the war department.. The writer as
a survivor asks that the flag be pre-
sented to the remaining survivors OF
the company, whose ranks, he says,
are being rapidly depleted by death.
t has not been decided what will be
done with the state flags when they
are received, but the suppositlon has
been that they would lie retained d by
the state as historical relics. Until
their disposition Is decided Governor
Hayward cannot reply definitely to
several requests OF a similar charac-
ter he has received.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-17
Murder and suioIde.

Mrs. Isaac Abrams, aged so years,
was beaten to death, and Mrs. Sadie
Chatham, aged 80 years, her daugh-
ter, was fatally injured ty the younger
woman's husband, John e. Chatham,
35 years old, prominent druggist OF
Chester, Pa. After murderously as
saulting the women, Chatham at
tempted to kill bis one year old child,
and then shot himself in the head
With revolver, dying later at hos
pital. The baby's head was grazed
by bullet and one Of It's ears was
badly lscerated, but the little one Ia
not seriously hurt. The weapon used
by Chatham upon his wife and mother
In law was a hammer.