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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1893

Page

9

Winter carnival planned for Quebec in February

Brief notes announce Té's winter carnival in Quebec for February and summarize a string of diverse items from politics to crime. Notable entries include trials set in Chicago for a mayoral slayer, a Pennsylvania governor’s thanksgiving proclamation, a Missouri hangings order, silver price moves in London, and local incidents from Illinois Nebraska Wisconsin and Kansas.

Quebec Prendergast Harrison Chicago Senate Pattison Pennsylvania Joseph Heenan Jimmie Farley Jackson Neb Heenan Supreme Court of Missouri Samuel Welson St. Louis Welson Treasury Department London A. H. Buckner Congress Mexico John Peterson Delavan Wis Grantsburg Cairochi Iron Mountain Mich J. H. Schaefer Peoria Sam Harris Pittsburg Kan St. Cecilia Society Grand Rapids

McKinley Wins Ohio Vote by 70,100 Plurality in 1896

Ohio results show McKinley capturing a decisive victory with about 70,100 plurality and two thirds of the legislature. Democrats fought hard led by Lawrence Neal. weather favorable and turnout over 800,000, first overall majority since 1881. Republicans gain in Kansas and New York City with strong returns in Chicago and other counties.

Columbus McKinley Ohio Campbell Lawrence T. Neal Democratic Committee Congress Foster Garfield United States Brice State House Boutelle R. G. Howard B.C. Harr Franklin County Thurmap Columbus 16 Seward Democratic State Central Committee W. A. Taylor Neal William J. Gaynor Ross McLaughlin Supreme Court New York City Tammany Torrka Cherokee Strip Kansas Miami Harvey Montgomery Leavenworth Wyandotte County Surveyor and Register of Deeds Franklin Butler Brown Osage Gray Reno Sedgwick Wichita Sedgwick County Lawrence Douglas County

Surprise defeat reshapes New York state elections

In a striking finish Isaac H. Maynard lost the judge of the court of appeals race amid bitter independent Democratic opposition. Brooklyn swung to the Republicans as Mayor Boody faced a fierce challenge, and statewide returns hint at a Republican ticket and a solid majority in the next legislature.

New York State New York Isaac H. Maynard Court of Appeals New York City Brooklyn Erie County Boody Young Men’s Independent Democratic Club of Charles Schiften

McKinley Plurality Sparked 1893 Political Eruption

Special to The Telegraph reports McKinley’s plurality estimated at 70,000 to 80,000, the largest since 18, with Republicans sweeping New York and Iowa. Senate and House majorities solid for Republicans, mass voter shifts from silver to sound money cause отмечено.

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