Democrats Silent After Wide State Election Sweep
Des Moines reports Drake wins governor by about 63 000 votes with Republicans holding similar majorities in the general assembly. W Perkins leads among ticket favorites with about 2 000 votes. Populists gain 40 000 statewide, Prohibitionists 15 000. Kilburne wins in Madison and Adair despite GOP split, Lyons fails in expected bid. Ohio leans to McKinsey for president next year. New Jersey shows strong GOP gains. Kentucky surprises Democrats with late returns.
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Aboyt
W. Perkins
Railroad Coronet
Wll
General Assembly
Pottinwattaniee County
Jones
Cedar
Lee County
Morrison
Clinton
Tami
Plymouth
Madison
Adair
Repubican
Kilburne
J. A. Lyons
Jersey
Amesey Crey
New Jersey
Uthe
Griggs
Elaine
Grives
McGils
Alimosh
Kuintuck
Louisvinte
Kentucky
Tadly
Charmin Norman
Democratic State Committee
New York
Assembly
Hronklyn
Wursiet
Silver defeat aids Republican gains in legislature and cities
The article traces Democratic losses in Maryland and New York as Republicans sweep state tickets and majorities. It notes significant gains in the house of delegates, partial senate majorities, and a mayoral win in Brooklyn. It highlights rifts between silver and sound money factions and mentions Ohio and Illinois results shaping the national picture.
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Dallas County
Ienry County
Judge Babb
Cleveland
Altgeld
Ilinois
Maryland
Baurstone
Lloyds Lownd
Tarraveragr
Senate
United States
Gibson
Mass_vote totals show Greenhalfe leads in Massachusetts
Complete returns from Massachusetts indicate Greenhalfe the Republican leads for governor with an approximate 64,000 plus margin over Williams the Democrat. Pennsylvania complete returns tilt toward Myers with a Democratic edge of about 6,851 in most counties. Nationally Republicans gain in Kansas and Utah returns favor Republican candidates.
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Massachusetts
Rosray
Greenhalee
Komki
Williams
Greenhalve
Pennsylvania
Phladelphia
Bleeding
Kansas
Toren A
Rebirus Rocel Yegrou
Ransis
Utah
Lavy
Gary City
Wells
Cain
Roberts
Congress
Alien
Grossly Misused After Two-Day Marriage John Carr Deserts Wife
Lincoln Nebraska report details a rushed marriage between John Carr a Lincoln school teacher and Miss Chora Dunker later Miss Yunker. Carr requested secrecy then deserted his wife after threats and infidelity and lettered he could not live with her. The divorce was granted with a judge condemning Carr’s conduct and urging removal from teaching. Dunker returned to her Iowa home after the split.
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John Carr
Lincoln
Nebraska
Chora Dunker
Miss Yunker
True
Iowa
Catlin
Carr
School notes and a wedding in the community
A school column praises the library and student punctuality while noting skating among boys and a long list of first room pupils who were neither tardy nor absent in November. It reports the wedding of Amma Schrader Schoenhut to Mer Wred Behoenhut in this city, with relatives from Buffalo Center in attendance and congratulations from the Wake. The notice calls readers to a concert by the Matte sisters at tin's opera house next Thursday evening. Local officials and names appear in a district roundup.
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Cole
Losyover
Karl Staullacher
Marrison Grice
Philip Ulp
Olin Mahoney
Willie Shugar
Cara Venter
Minnie Hiddicley Jaulu
Agama
Buffalo Center
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