McKinley Wins Presidency With Large National Lead
National returns show William McKinley elected President with a substantial electoral edge. Early tallies place him around 203 electoral votes with Kentucky and Wyoming undecided, while Tennessee favors Bryan by about 10,000. Major gains appear in the Midwest and East, including Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England states, with large city tallies from Philadelphia, New York City, Chicago, and other centers.
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Let Us Crow and Kansas City Vote McKinley Victory
The public sentiment shows strong support for McKinley with the Wulmer Buckner ticket prevailing by small margins. McKinley’s plurality in the popular vote reaches nearly 3,000,000, signaling a broad national win.
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McKinley News Takes Inaugural Night Calm
The article describes Major McKinley and William J Bryan awaiting election results with composure. It notes a special telegraph and long distance links to Chicago and New York for updates. It also outlines potential Cabinet appointments and a Republican Senate majority shaping the post election landscape.
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