McKinley Wins Big in Key States in Election Ride
The article details McKinley’s broad electoral gains over Bryan, noting victory in New York by about 150,000 and Ohio by a similar margin. It reports Republicans winning the entire county ticket and forecasts gains in the House, with Ohio’s delegation shifting and Bryan failing to win any states previously claimed for McKinley. A summary of contests in Carlorn States follows.
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Beidler May Face Defeat in Twentieth District Findings
Medina and Cleveland dispatches show Beidler trailing in Medina county and Lake county with 1479 votes to Harrington 1650 and McKinley leading in several states. Reports indicate Democratic gains in some regions while McKinley supporters claim victories in Ohio and New York. Early tallies across the nation reveal a tight contest with projections varying by county.
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McKinley Leads In Early Election Returns Across States
Washington and other cities report McKinley carrying multiple states and leading in electoral votes. Early tallies show McKinley ahead in Connecticut Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio South Dakota Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont West Virginia Wisconsin totaling 247 votes, with 271 previously in 1896. Reports from Kentucky West Virginia South Dakota and Pennsylvania note Republican gains and anticipated majorities, while Bryan trails in fusion and local precincts.
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New Jersey Results Show McKinley Roosevelt Lead
At midnight full returns indicate New Jersey will give McKinley and Roosevelt about 60 000 plurality. Democrats carry seven of 21 counties including Hudson Hunter Wesox and Warren with a net gain in the upper house.
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Senate and House party split unchanged after election
The new Senate will stand 16 Republicans to 4 Democrats and the House will contain 44 Republicans and 15 Democrats, same as before.
Manley First Congratulates President on Re Election
Executive Mansion Canton Ohio reports the President's first congratulations from Manley in New York praising the victory. Democratic managers concede re election and express happiness at headquarters while a separate note from Canton notes the president's waiting declarations.
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Everything Claimed by the Republican Executive Committee Realized
Chicago report notes that the Republican Executive Committee's claims were fully realized, detailing developments in the political scene and local impact. Gas-related issues and timing are mentioned, indicating progress on the anticipated reforms and infrastructure concerns.
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Enthusiasts Celebrate McKinley Victory in Akron Streets
Thousands gathered in Akron as election returns favored McKinley. The Daily Democrat and Beacon Journal sponsored viewing points with magico lanterns and stereopticon displays. By 12:40 AM jubilant Republicans crowded Assembly Hall, waving hats, shouting, and cheering the presumed re election.
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