Massachusetts and nation see sweeping political shifts
The report highlights strong gains for the Republicans and Democrats alike with notable statewide results. Hugh J. Grant wins New York County sheriff as Hill surpasses expectations, while Boston and Connecticut reflect decisive majorities and a rebuke to misrule amid high voter turnout and lingering local tensions.
Hill Wins New York City Election By Large Margin
The Sun Bulletin reports Hill carried Kings County by 11,000 and exited with a total majority exceeding 15,000. He won Schuyler County by 13, and Baut Davenport margin details show Hill leading in major city wards and outside districts. City totals list Davenport 123,734 Carr 76,350 Jones 121,299 with Hill ahead in Hill Davenport 48,268 over Carr 44,419.
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Schuyler County
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Carr
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Matthew Dolanees
James F. Fariey
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Karvey Kellogg
Wara
Henry H. Anutey
Robert C. Hoon
Ei Henry Parkman
J.C. Chappelle
John Tobias
John H. Smith
Jacob A. Dres
Edward P. Fisher
SS. Woodbury
J.B. Morrison
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M. Downing
Geo. S. Mann
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John O. Teele
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Dennis Quinn, Jr
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J. BeGuire
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Alvin Simmons
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District 1 to 26 Representatives by Chelsea names list
A dense OCR list enumerates district representatives from 1 to 26, with party affiliations and names. Chelsea figures appear in districts including 25 and 26. The text mixes spellings and initials, indicating a historical roster of state or city delegates.
Grant Elected Sheriff in New York City
A dispatch reports Hugh J. Grant elected sheriff with at least a 7000 vote lead over Jacobus and over 10000 ahead of White, per C S Lord. Hill wins New York state by about 15000. Republicans hold a slim Legislature. Whitney wins Brooklyn mayoral race by about 12000. Democrats win most county tickets.Brooklyn results show Whitney 40,065. Collins 29,277. Woodward 10,759 in 215 districts. Albany County estimates Hill ahead by 2000, Cleveland last year 746.
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Brooklyn
Whitney
Brookln
Lrooklyn
Collin
Woodward
New York
Davenport
Hill
Blaine
Cleveland
Albany County
Albiany
Trenton
N. Se
Bergen
Burlington
Cape May
Hunterdon
Middlesex
Passaic
Sussex
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Democratic Gains Sweep Virginia Legislature in Key Counties
Across Virginia on November 3, Democratic gains were reported in many counties and cities. Richmond and Norfolk show strong Democratic majorities, with Lee’s statewide lead estimated around 20,000 to 21,000 votes as districts report gains and new House members for Democrats. Alexandria and Petersburg also tilt Democratic, while Mahone era incumbents face routine shifts as the state leans Democratic.
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Alexandria
the Gazette
House of Delegates
Barbour
George Lee
Wen
Southampton
Mahone
Fairfax
Culpepper
Orange
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Winchester
Cleveland
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Harmon
Leese
Stuart
Frederick County
Shenandoah County
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Culpepper County
Petersburg
Richmond
Fitzhugh Lee Lee
Large Democratic Gains in Connecticut Legislature
In Hartford and statewide, voters elected legislators. State House tally: Republicans 129, Democrats 112, Independents 2, with Marlborough tied. Senate: 13 Republicans to 11 Democrats. Hartford results show E. S. Cleveland winning the Senate seat by 584, and Wm. Hamersley plus James F. Seemlon winning for the Democrats amid ward majorities.
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Hartford
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Alexander Harbison
Wm. Hamersley
James F. Scemlon
Clean Sweep for the Regular Democratic Ticket
Baltimore voters gave a sweeping victory to the regular Democratic ticket with Fusionists largely defeated. Early returns suggest Democratic gains in most counties, likely securing a working majority in both state legislative branches.
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Law is Carried In Chicago County Election
Chicago Nov 3 midnight reports from 237 precincts confirm the city election law's passage. Two Republicans and two Democrats win county commissioner seats. other ticket names remain in doubt as results stabilize. The special election for the fifth district congressman seat, caused by Reuben Elwood’s death, proceeds quietly with Hopkins, the Republican candidate, ahead.
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Chicago
Iater-Ocean
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Reuben Elwood
Hopkins
Democrats Sweep City In Quiet Election Day
Voters largely stayed away as a mild turnout favored Democrats. Senator-elect Hayes, well known in Dorchester, won in the eighth district with support from young men across wards 22 and 25. Local races for register, ward contests, and a schoolhouse fire on George Street marked the evening’s events.
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Office of Register of of Deeds
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Friends
Colonel Logan
Tobin
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Hayes
Dorchester
Parker House
John &. Fitzgerald
Senate
Worcester
Thomas J. Barry
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Chris Donohue
William B. Sment
John H. Les
Legislation- Prince Runs Strong as Republicans Falter
Early returns from nearly all towns show light overall turnout with Democrats gaining ground. Robinson led last year but falls short this time while Prince surpasses Endicott. Democratic gains extend to the Legislature with 76 Democrats likely in the House and 12 in the Senate as Republicans hold a substantial majority.
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Robinson
Mr. Endicott
Boston
Endicott
Marlboro
Butler
McCafferty
Ino Miiton
House of Representatives
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John J. Hayes
Bristol
Bob” Howard
Plymouth
William L. Douglas
Brockton
J. J. Whipple
Republican Committee
Middlesex
George A. Marden
Lilly
Lowell
B. Alger
Cambidge
Bast
Frank W. Jones
Lynn
Samuel B. Locke
Andover
Essex
Middeser
Worcester
Hampden
Franklin
Berkshire
Norfolk
Senators Elected Across Essex and Worcester Counties
Essex County lists six districts with four Republicans and two Democrats. Notable winners include Frank W. Jones of Lyon and William Coggswell of Salem. Worcester County shows multiple districts with all Republicans, plus cross county results in Norfolk and Plymouth areas. The ballot reflects mixed party representation and regional incumbents.
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Essex County
Frank W. Jones
Lyon
William Coggswell
Salem
William H. Tappen
Manchester
George W. Morrill
Amesbury
Charles B. Emerson
Bradford
Samuel B. Locke
Andover
Worcester County
Martin Jefferson
Worcester
William T. Forbes
Weetboro
Allen L. Jones
Oxford
Charles A. Gleason
New Braintree
Henry S. Nourse
Lancaster
B. F. Mills
Williamstown
Alexander W. Fulton
George H. Kearn
North Adams
John C. Crosby
Lorenzo H. Ganwell
Pittsfield
Frank EK. Mason
Savoy
Samuel H. Norton
Otis
Charles H. Dorr
Richmond
Cheries J. Burger
Great Barrington
Edward J
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Hampshire County
State legislative slate listing party notes and districts
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Frank A. Fales
Norwood
Clement K. Fay
Brookline
Charles F. Jenney
Hyde Park
George E. Downes
Canton
Herbert M.federhead
Quincy
Benjamin S. Lovell
Francis Ambler
Weymouth
Caleb Thompson
Braintree
William W. Hurley
Randolph
Henry Fitzpatrick
Stoughton
Benjamin F. Boyden
Foxboro
Henry L. Millis
Millis
Walter Hunnewell
Wellesley
Massachusetts Republicans and Democrats Listed by Counties
A long list of names with party labels and towns across multiple counties. It notes Plymouth Berkshire and Hampshire groups with pairs of Republicans and Democrats, reflecting a state political roll call or candidate slate. The dense roster names many incumbents and challengers from Worcester, Middlesex, and surrounding areas.
A Mistake of the City Committee Affects Democratic Vote
In Lynn on election day the ballot turnout was dull as Democrats failed to have tickets at polls until after 7 30. At precinct one ward six no Jones sticker appeared until one. Democrats celebrate Mr Jones victory as brains over money. The constitutional amendment passed by about 1000 to 900.
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City Committee
Precinct One
Ward 6
Jones
Mr. Jones
Waltham
Erskine Warden
Hall
Butler
Robinson Loses Votes in a Close Fight Alger Elected
In a tight contest Robinson loses by a narrow margin while Alger wins the post. Local voters witnessed a keen race with both candidates tallying support across neighborhoods and districts. Alger declared the victor as tabulations finished.
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Alger
No Efforts Made on Either Side to Bring out the Voters
The report notes a lack of mobilization by both sides ahead of the election, with no apparent campaigns or targeted outreach to persuade or turnout supporters. It highlights a quiet political environment and minimal public engagement.
Little Interest Manifested in the Election in Chelsea
A Democrat was elected to the Mouse with a very small vote turnout in Chelsea. Less than 2,700 votes were cast. Mr. M. M. Merritt, Democrat, defeated his opponent, marking the election with unusually light participation.
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M. M. Merritt
Somerville
Flynn
Fitts
Boynton
Light Malden vote on amendment accepts without opposition
Malden on November 3 reported a light turnout as the constitutional amendment was accepted with little opposition. A brief summary of the vote is provided.
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Prince caning incident at Marlborough street residence
Hon Frederick O Prince was firing when a Post reporter pulled the bell at Dr Prince’s Marlborough street home at 10 o’clock last night. The incident is described as a display affecting the democratic standard bearer.
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