Roosevelt Wins Big in New York State Returns
The Republican ticket led by Theodore Roosevelt appears to win New York State by 18 000 to 20 000 over Van Wyck with Republicans expected to hold a 27 23 edge in the state senate. Seven Democratic gains in Congress, including Brooklyn districts two four five and six, are noted along with several NYC district shifts and close statewide totals.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Augustus van Wyck
Black
New York
van Wyck
Brooklyn
Kinga County
Judge van Wyck
Jacob
Quigg
William Astor Chanler
Albany
Glynn
Southwick
Daniel J. Riedan
Jefferson MM. Levy
State Senate
Senate
Roosevelt
Bennett
Bigga
Prendergast
Buffalo
Ryan
Mahony
Livingston
Cochran
John Q. Underhill
W. L. Ward
Rhode Island First District Return Reported
In the First congressional district of Rhode Island, results from Providence show early returns as of November 9 with indications of rural and urban precincts contributing data and preliminary tallies guiding expected outcome.
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Rhode Island
Firat
Onpron
Recounts Hint at Pluralities in Local Races
A fragment notes estimates of pluralities for representatives in the Second district and for mayor of Providence. It compares projected figures to 1896 and 189¢ results, citing 8,500 to 8,524 ranges for Republicans Bull and Baker’s mayoral lead, with last year’s Democratic mayors in Woonsocket and Pawtucket.
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Bull
Baker
Providence
Big Iowa Majority in 1898 Election Returns
Reported results from multiple states indicate Republican gains nationwide. Iowa shows a 60,000 state ticket edge with 429 of 1,120 precincts counted, while Democratic and Republican committees dispute margins. California, Colorado, Washington, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Connecticut, and Delaware show varied outcomes across governors, congressmen, and legislatures, with Republicans often leading or contesting results.
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Des Mores
Democratic State Committee
Weaver
Republican Central Committee
Lacey
Dubuque
Keokuk
Lee County
New York Returns Show Republicans Lose Ground in House
Early AP figures indicate 157 Republicans and 143 Democrats elected to the U S House with a 32 seat Republican loss and Democratic gain. NY delegation projected 19 Republicans 15 Democrats, while Michigan Governor Pingree appears to win by about 60,000.
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New York
Associated Press
Congress
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
House
Kerr
Democratic Congressional Committee
Intense Interest in Washington Election Returns
Washington officials watched returns closely as millions gathered at bulletin boards and theatres to follow the battle for the next House. Cabinet members stayed home to vote while the White House tabulated results for late advice. In Massachusetts, Roger Wolcott led with about 70,000 votes as Republicans held most districts but lost a few, including the Tenth. Indiana shows mixed results with both parties claiming seats. Montana and North Dakota indicate Republican gains, while Alabama and Tennessee favor Democrats. Florida reports light turnout but Democratic ticket wins.
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Washington
Wasutraton
House of Representatives
Ohio
White House
Wilson
Hay
Alger
Long
Gage
Empire State
Roosevelt
Massachinasettn
Boston
Massachusetts
Roger Wolcott
Wolcott
A. L. Bruce
Bruce
George Fred Williams
Ernest W. Roberts
Markets in Chiaco Nov 1 1895 and voting test report
Receipts show 40 000 tomorrow 36 000 mixed prices 3 20 to 3 62 good heavy 3 503 62 rough heavy 3 15 3 35 light 9 20 3 95 cattle receipts 2 200 market lower 8 85 5 16 A J Gillespie reports from Rochester New York that voting machines were a complete success used in the city test finished in 37 minutes after polls closed
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J. Gillespie
Rochester
New York
Congress in Republicak Nebraska and Kansas Reclaimed
The Republicans hold 164 congressmen to 150 for Democrats with 6 fusionists and 37 unsettled districts. A Republican gain in seven doubtful districts would yield a clear House majority, while a safe Senate majority is reported. Hayward leads Nebraska governor race. Stanley seen as Kansas governor winner. Theodore Roosevelt elected New York governor by about 20,000. Townsend claims Weaver in the Sixth District.
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California
San Francisco
Chronicle
Examiner
Gage
Call
the Evening Post
Ind
Ryan
Buston
Gaga
Omaha
Neb
American Press Association
Senate
Hayward
Nebraska
Kansas
Stanley
Theodore Roosvelt
Rough Rider Fame
New York
Congress
Townsend
Weaver
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City Markets
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