TILDEN MAJORITY BY COUNTY REPORTED IN EARLY RETURNS
New York on November 3 reports Tildens majority in the state may exceed forty thousand. Queens county shows a 1500 Democratic edge, Suffolk 1200 for Republicans, and Rensselaer 600 Democratic. Troy city adds about 1000 in favor of Tilden. Albany county shows 1078 Democratic majority.
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New Jersey Voting Shifts Favor Democrats in 1872 Election
In New Jersey the Democrats win key counties and assemble a strong showing. Bedle is elected governor by about 3000 votes. Mercer and Somerset show about 200 Democratic majorities. The Sixth and Seventh Districts deliver Democratic congressmen Teese and Hardenburgh, while the delegation likely stands four Democrats to three Republicans. The House tilts Democratic, Senate remains, with county margins across Middlesex Passaic Essex Monmouth Hunterdon Atlantic and Berger county confirming the gains.
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Rosstone State Elects Officials In New Districts
The Rosstone State elected minor state officers two Supreme Judges 27 Congress members 28 State Senators 201 State Representatives 13 President Judges in new districts created by apportionment plus additional Law Judges and county officials. The legislature will pick a U.S. Senator to succeed John Scott. In the last session the Republican joint-ballot majority was 21. Hartranft’s 1872 governor victory was 35,567. Currently 22 Republicans and 5 Democrats represent the State in Congress.
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State elects successor to Brownlow as term ends next March
In this State a Governor a Legislature and ten choose a successor to William G Brownlow Republican whose term expires next March The Democrat had a majority of nine on joint ballot in the last Legislature In 1872 the Democratic majority for Governor was 13589 Seven Republicans and three Democrats represent the State in the Forty third Congress
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United Star
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Missouri
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Michigan votes weigh heavily for Democrats in Congress
In Michigan, Governor and state officers plus forty-fourth Congress members were chosen. The Legislature will elect a U S Senator to replace Chandler. Republicans held a 120 seat edge in 1875-4, while 9 Republicans serve in Congress. Early returns show Democratic gains and a defeated proposed constitution with Williams in the First District and Potter in the Fourth likely, Durand in the Sixth, Waldron in the Third, Conger in the Seventh, and Flabbell in the Ninth. The Fifth District appears doubtful for Williams.
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Conservatives Sweep Virginia Congressional Returns
November reports from Richmond show Conservatives widely victorious across districts with Walker in the Third and Hunton in the Eighth leading the wave. Majorities are estimated around 2000 to 2500 in key districts, while Goode shows potential in the Second and Stowell secures the Fourth. The overall election is described as the most orderly ever held in Richmond.
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Election returns show Conservative edge in New Orleans voting
In the state election held Monday November 24, Conservatives claim City majorities in New Orleans with 13,000 Conservative edge. Gibson and Elfin win in First and Second Districts, DS claim Levy Fourth, Spencer Fifth, Moore Sixth, and Darrailin Third. State Treasurer Moncure regarded certain. Democrats forecast 63 legislative seats with a five to one GOP ratio. Partial returns indicate large Democratic majorities across districts with the overall pattern favoring Democrats in the Legislature.
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Illinois Returns Show Democratic Victory In City County Ticket
Chicago and state reports indicate the Democratic county ticket winning by 6000 to 7000 in city results, with Republicans Ward and Farwest narrowly carrying Congress in two districts. Canfield (Dem) elected in First District. Statewide returns are incomplete but hint a Republican state ticket victory with mixed congressional outcomes.
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Ramsey’s Senate bid in doubt as county count tightens
St Paul May 3 The late returns fix the First and Second Districts as settled but render King in the Third District very doubtful. Ramsey trails by about 2000 in Ramsey County and frontier counties could decide his fate. Democrats claim gains while Republicans expect a Legislature favorable to Ramsey’s Senate election.
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Criminal Matters and Local Notices In East Boston
Arrests reported for assault a saloon larceny breaking and entering and horse theft. Prison fence fire alarms and a suicide by hanging noted. Local shops advertise horse clipping closing out clothing, gloves and rubber goods with prices and new locations.
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Harrison Avenue
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Michael McGill
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Boston News in Brief: Rates, Rides, and Reveries
The Fair benefiting Ebenezer Baptist Church raised 100 dollars. Metropolitan Railroad introduced two elegant new cars. City revenue from Faneuil Hall Market totaled 27 166 86 in the recent quarter. Watertown received 120 car loads of stock yesterday morning. Cunard steamer Hecla sailed to Liverpool with eight cabin passengers. About eighty Boston Marine Society members will dine at the American House on Thursday. Sheriff John M. Hark was the only candidate appearing on theis in Boston yesterday.
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Burglar Proof Vault Doors Purchased by Trustees
The Trustees of the Estate of Joshua Sears bought Burglar Proof Vault Doors after a thorough study of Blow Pipe effects on Franklinite Iron and Welded Steel. The action was endorsed by Bank Officers of Athol National Bank and others in Massachusetts and Maine, including National Exchange Bank Salem and Houston Savings Bank.
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