Victory Returns Stamp Harrison Statewide Lead
A late night summary from New York and surrounding states reports Harrison carrying New York and Indiana with sizable margins, Merriam elected governor in Minnesota, Montana and Dakota leaning Republican, and Governor Hill likely re-elected in New York with Tammany support seeing gains. Concurrent dispatches note Cleveland conceding, and fresh tallies place Republican majorities in several counties and cities as vote districts are counted.
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Michigan Results Show Republicans Ahead By Twelve Thousand
Nov 6 reports from Michigan indicate a Republican edge of about 12 000 votes for Harrison and Luce trailing by 3 000 in cities. Democratic and Republican sources agree on national and state tickets but differ on congressional districts with Harrison carried the state by around 12 000 and Luce about 8 000 behind.
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Illinois gains and early returns in early November election
Reports from southern Illinois show a large vote and initial Republican gains that may exceed Harrison’s 1884 Blaine vote. Palmer leads Cleveland in governor voting locally. Des Moines notes Harrison ahead of the state ticket, with Democrats performing in railroad commissioner races and several arrests for distributing spurious ballots. Iowa districts list potential winners, with national race projected to a 35,000 plurality for Harrison and broad Republican gains.
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Cincinnati Vote Tally Shows Narrow Turnout Decline
In Cincinnati over eight percent of the registered voters participated in a two day poll. The tally compares with the 1887 governor vote where Foraker led by 23,824 votes. Hamilton County leans Democrat with most precincts reporting and only a possible exception noted amid broader statewide totals.
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