Nebraska Fusion Wins As Returns Show Big Lead
Nov 8 reports from Lixceiy and surrounding areas indicate Nebraska favors the fusion ticket led by Holcomb. Fusionists claim about 15,000, while opponents note at least 10,000 as the predicted majority. W. J. Bryan conceded Nebraska to the fusionists by 15,000. Lancaster County likely elects the full Republican ticket except possibly sheriff.
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Fusion Gains Show Up in Esch County and Nebraska
County seats report fusion candidate Holcomb ahead in Esch County towns with precinct results from Hastings Papillion Wahoo Hebroun Ord Fremont Beatrice Grand Island and Omaha totals. Nebraska fusion majority estimated around 12 000 with strong gains in Douglas county Omaha reports Maybury reelected Detroit mayor also shows party shifts with city officials reappointed and council split.
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South Dakota Vote Signals Republican Gains Across State
Sioux Falls reports show Republicans ahead in eastern counties with gains in Aberdeen and Yankton as returns come in. Statewide, early tallies indicate a Republican majority potentially near ten thousand with judges and local races leaning GOP, despite light overall turnout and fusion tickets in state contests.
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Election in Kansas shows Republican gains across counties
Early returns from Kansas elections indicate Republican gains averaging about 10 percent statewide with large margins in Shawnee and Reno counties. Sedgwick and Douglas show mixed results, while Atchison and Leavenworth tilt Republican or mixed. Separate briefs note Democratic wins in Virginia, quiet New Orleans vote, Salt Lake City mayoral results for Thompson, and San Francisco choosing Phelan for mayor.
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Taylor in the Lead as Republicans Win Kentucky Governor Race
By combined Republican and anti-Goebelite effort, W. S. Taylor (Rep.) is elected Kentucky governor by a substantial, though contested, margin. Returns up to midnight show Republican ticket success and a vague legislature outlook with a fusion majority possible and debates over precise margins.
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Maryland Democrats win big Governor and likely full Legislature
Baltimore reports incomplete returns showing John Walter Smith elected governor by an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 vote margin. Democrats expected to control the lower house and possibly the Senate, with Republicans citing treachery among Malster and Wellington supporters. In Columbus and Franklin County Nash wins home county by 1835 while Republicans sweep county and legislative ticket. In Pennsylvania Ninth district Captain H D Green Democrat is elected by about 5000 to succeed the late Ermentrout.
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Crane elected governor of Massachusetts in 1900 election
The Republicans carried Massachusetts by a 63 000 plurality electing W Murray Crane governor. The GOP ticket won across the state with Crane receiving 168 846 votes to Democrat Robert Treat Paine Jr.’s 103 183. Senate will be 33 Republicans to 7 Democrats, House about 165 Republicans to 68 Democrats, with minor third-party splits. Expansion issues mattered little, though Herbert Parsons of Greenfield lost after running independently with anti expansionist support.
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Mississippi Election Indicates Light Voter Turnout Across State
Scattering returns show a light statewide vote amid voter apathy and purging of registration books. The Democratic state ticket is elected by about 30 000, with Populists down 20 percent. Choctaw county may elect a Populist legislator. Noel amendment results await official counts.
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Blackburn Telegram to Bryan Cites Kentucky Victory
Former Senator Blackburn wires W J Bryan from Frangfort Kentucky at 2 a m saying Kentucky carried by a small but safe majority and congratulates him on the Nebraska victory.
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Fire destroys stable. 36 horses killed in Indiana blaze
In Boone Indiana on November 2 a fire at Bayne’s livery stable torched the building and killed 36 horses. The blaze caused about 10000 dollars in damage, with partial insurance coverage noted. Fire officials investigated the cause and the incident drew local concern.
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Results in New York show near parity in next Assembly
Returns from state and city races indicate Republicans hold about the same majority in the coming Assembly as now. Democrats suffer reverses in Erie and Chemung. Buffalo Troy and Albany swing Republican majorities. Syracuse reelects Mayor James K. Mottuire. In NYC four counties roll up big Democratic majorities, with Mazet defeated by Stewart. Troy goes Republican after a fierce contest, the first such outcome in 90 years.
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M Lean Defeated in Ohio Across 1900 Election Report
Ohio returns show McLean, Jones and Nash contending as Republicans claim a large plurality over 50 000 with total under 900 000 votes. Canton precincts report Nash losing to McLean while Jones gains elsewhere. New Jersey election keeps Republicans in control of the senate and assembly. Mitchell city results list Haney Fuller and Corson majorities.
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Ten Thousand Casualties From Army Adjutant General Report
The annual roll lists 10,087 total casualties and 8,454 in the casualty list including 85 officers and 450 enlisted killed and 197 officers and 2,764 enlisted wounded. Deaths total 6,019 with 934 officers and 6,395 enlisted. Regulars 64,586 and volunteers 84,474 serving 99,160 across United States Puerto Rico Cuba Philippines Alaska and other areas.
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Bersagliere Captured After Chase Off Italian Coast
The Italian bark Bersagliere, Captain Kost, bound from Hamburg to Pensacola, was captured off here after a pursuit by a tug with customs officers and a magistrate aboard. The captain faces charges of sinking a Lowestoft trawler and abandoning its crew. Jordan Held at Fremont for assault on an 86-year-old woman. arraignment set, bond $800, defendant unable to post.
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Auk Senator Mason to Speak at Sympathy Mass Meeting
Omatence Nov 3 A mass meeting called by United Irish societies aims to express sympathy with the Boers in their struggle against England. The meeting will be held next Saturday and Sen Mason has been asked to speak.
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Telegrams terse in terse political and sports notes
October Cripple Creek gold output reached 2 001 600 dollars. Quarantine against New Orleans raised by marine hospital service. Female club meeting set in Lead City. Philadelphia hosts a congress adjournment. Receivers appointed for Heaton Peninsula Manufacturing South Boston. Cheyenne gambling crusade launched at TARTS county courthouse. St Louis Kansas City lines press for restored passenger rates. Lt John H Whelty promoted to major in Forty first volunteers for Philippines. Six Big Timber soldiers returned home with gold watches. Treasury mail to New York reportedly lost on ferry Chicago. Kentucky battleship builder’s trial trip. speed 16 1 7 knots. Gomez compiling war history. Internal revenue says foreign exchange brokers taxed per office. Tin plate consolidation talks revived. former options expire. Jeffries and Sharkey match reports. crowd loud as fight continues.
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