Figures Wide Apart Issue Their Estimates On New York
New York November 4 Democratic state chairman Frank Campbell predicts Coler will win by at least 60,000 in a landslide, possibly 65,000, while Coler himself expects 60,000. Republican chair George W. Dunn sticks to a 27,000 plurality for Odell as betting remains 2 to 1 against Odell. Public interest in city races is subdued with apathy likely on election day. Pattison projected for 40,000 plurality. next legislature may be anti-Penrose.
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Campaign Closes With Both Sides Claiming Victory
In Philadelphia on November 4, Senator Quty, head of the Kean state committee, released a county by county estimate of votes for Pennypacker and Be p. The statement notes a statewide total around 162,435 and concedes a narrow outcome.
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Democrats Concede Republicans Will Elect a Majority
Republicans forecast a 19 to 25 lead in congress and secure a strong state legislature to back a U S senator. Democrats counter with a slim joint-ballot majority goal and challenge for control of the state assembly. Both sides claim anticipated margins and party gains in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Kansas races.
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Indications in Delaware on Addicks and legislature
Reports from various sources suggest J Edward Addicks cannot control the upcoming Delaware legislature. Union Republican nominee Wilson M Byrne predicts a Republican majority with a deadlocked senate yet eventual election of two Republican U S senators. Regular leaders dispute Byrne and claim Byrne will be defeated and the Addicks faction can win at most sixteen seats, blocking a senate election for Addicks.
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Vote Promises to Be Light Maryland Confident
Baltimore on the eve of the election sees both parties confident. Republican Chairman Goldsborough predicts Maryland will go Republican by 10 000 to 12 000 and a solid Republican delegation to Congress. Democratic Chairman Vandiver foresees four Democratic congressmen with a chance at a fifth. The safest forecast is four Republicans and two Democrats as voter turnout remains light due to apathy.
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Surprise Hints In Ohio Vote Projections
Columbus November 4 reports say party managers left to vote with no major local developments. Democrats claim a possible surprise on the state ticket and expect three congressmen, likely two. Republican Chair Dick expects a Republican gain of one and Tall Laylin over Bigelow for secretary of state may near 100000 plurality.
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Hotly Contested Colorado Election Predicted
Denver reports a heated statewide race with both parties predicting victory. Democratic leaders expect a statewide plurality of 18 000 to 20 000 while Republicans forecast 10 000 to 15 000. Three congressmen are to be elected, with both parties claiming all seats.
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Successful Business Man Uses Long Distance Telephone
A Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company advertises copper circuits with prompt reliable service. It lists one two and three minute rates with night rates from six p m to six a m and invites readers to give it a trial.
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Political Rider Aims to Cure Legislature Majority
A campaign note claims a majority in the Legislature can be cured and a United States Senator Tellier will be re-elected. The statement frames a political move to secure continued leadership and Senate tenure.
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Real Fight Is Over the Legislature in Missouri
In St Louis and Detroit reports the real contest centers on Missouri’s legislature and the Eleventh district. Republican leaders predict a close state house result and a Republican joint ballot, while Democratic chiefs claim a 30 000 vote plurality and a 30 seat majority. Similar forecasts touch Michigan Wyoming Connecticut and Washington with varying expected majorities and slim turnout projections.
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Wan Akins
Rothwell
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Governor Yates Suffers High Fever in Illinois
Springfield reports Governor Yates endured a critical day with fever peaking at 103.4 and a pulse of 98, his condition fluctuating between rest and nourishment. Later the fever rose to 108 as he regained some strength after a tense period of irrational moments. A separate dispatch from Bloomington notes a fatal shooting by tramps near Webb of Kewaunee, Illinois, as Webb and Willard Davy, en route to St Louis, were robbed and shot after a delayed demand response.
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