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Narat the Municipal Ownership Can-

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Making Great Race for Mayist rahlp Reform Party Expect Vic-

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New York Nov 7Today will it-

a888 the closing scenes in one of themost remarkable political campaigniu New York citys history The va-

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of sudden startling moves on theti municipal checkerboard have overturn-

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all precedents upset all calculationsand have rendered useleaa all systems

t for forecasting the probable outcomeTwo old party organizations have

been invaded by a new and great forcewhich under the name of the Mnnlcipa

wOwnership League and William Ran-

dolph Hearst us its candidate for may-

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has conducted a campaign so vig-

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and do well managed that th-eltyhns been astonished at its

itrength At first it was believedthat this movement was one born olmomentary excitement anti popularclamor due to the insurance revelationsand other senses of public unrest andthat when Tammany Halt swung itsftreut organization into line the Hearstmovement would decline Iul collapsebefore election day This belief haabeen dissipated Instead of decliningin force the HVar canvass wound uplast night In a spectacular meeting inMadison Square Garden crowded withalt It could hold and many thousands

t outside unable to gain admissionThe gathering was so treat that tot

several hours the struggling masseof pisople were beyond control and itwas impossible for the police to peepthe streets open-

VhenV Mr Hearst rose to speak hE

va greeted with an outburst of cheer-ingIi that lasted for nearly 20 minutesAnother Incident of the municipal ownershlp league canvass was the callingwit of bed of Mr Hearst at 2 oclockSunday morning to speak at a Hebrewball at the Grand Central paace

Both Parties Claim Ohio

Ctohtmbus 0 Nov 7One of thet feottest campaign in the history ol

Ohio closed Saturday night with a roarof emphatic oratory ant In a haze oiuncertainty as to the outcome

The chairmen of the two partiesstare out estimate basest on a poll olthe state which were so far apart as tt-

add to the uncertainty rather than tcindicate a possible middle ground

Y r the Republicans Chairman Dicksaid his poll which had been most conervutively made Indicated that Goy

eruor Herrick will be reelected bjabout S3000 plurality while Ohairir ir-

Oarber of the Democratic commttf-tRtotmceti+ that his extremely conserathe summing up of Sis poll of htstate showed a certainty of Pattlsoaselection by 30000 plurality

Reform Party Confidentti

Philadelphia Nov 7Toth regnlatRepublicans and the leaders of the orgzuiliatlon of the reform movement ar

rr cl iuiiug the victory at tomorrow jelection United States Senator P-

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said that belated reports couttrirhis opinion that the Republican ticket

b sUte and wwuiy would be eleced b>

a jvjd itajorky4 let iarty workers hare completesr ut o >tl iiil canvas of the city ancthey ekilut a u a>>rtty of not less that33M-

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i the Republican au1 Dawocra t ori4attoa exit > > onl coalxLence of v C

tore at the pits tomorrow Repuau irhuuis are more sweeni bow

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a more thorough ortiaaiiarfoa-agt

Masr> have found it almost iutt oss

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° par ut that the results or tae eecr stay be iletermiaeJ ary by oruaar fixation work in getting out the voters

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tUlorrHS election centers ia tiltchol of mayor of Louisville sotscandidates closed their caaiyaisas anv

both claim victory Paul C Barcii-

l>eniocrat and J T ONeal fusionunionist has made aa active caaiiiai aLouis XcQuowa chairman of the Deny

cratic state ceatr committee claimthat he Democrats wit control thilegislature wiiicJx will elect a Unime-

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