Voice Of The People Congressional Results Across The States
A roundup of congressional results shows Carlisle and other incumbents affected. Morrison and Hurd defeated, Republicans claim gains in Illinois, New Jersey, Kansas, Ohio, and Virginia. New Hampshire and Minnesota split, while New York reports mixed mayoral and district outcomes amid statewide battles.
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States of the Union
Carlisle
Kentucky
Morrison
Hurd
Illinois
Congress
New Hampshire
Minnesota
New Jersey
Connecticut
Kansas
Ohio
Virginia
Southboro
Edward W. Burnett
Loongvote
Ind
Shaw, Goding & Co
Portland
August Brentano
New York
Chicago
Weldy
Lowell
National Association
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Vermont
F. A. Walker
Veteran Officers’ Reunion Association
Montpelier
Whitman
Stephenson
Augusta
Fall River
Beattie
Huntingdon
Penn
Mervin
Tairvantoo
Wilkesbarre
Three Democrats Elected to Congress in Minnesota
The Minnesota election results show three Democrats winning congressional seats in the first, second, and third districts with margins around 1200, 500, and 2400 votes respectively. Knute Nelson, Republican, runs unopposed in the fifth district. party hopes lean toward a Republican state legislature.
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Edmund Rice
T. B. Gilillen
Knute Nelson
Farmers’ Alliance
Kigh Heanse
United States
Ames
Winona
Wilson
Ry . Oa
New Hampshire Vote Shows Sawyer Falls Short in Governor Race
Returns from 224 towns give Sawyer 37 608 votes to Cogswell 56 655 with Wentworth and others in small towns. Republicans gain most state districts, Democrats expect tariff reforms, and independents claim momentum for 1887 and 1888 contests.
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Concord
N. H
Sawyer
Cogswell
Wentworth
McKinney
Denn
Linehan
Rep
Thirte 1
Representatives
House
Senate
Blanxet Bath Wraps and Bargains Across Lines
A retailer lists Blanxet bath wraps from $3 to $30 in plain or patterned colors. Also offered are Japanese dressing gowns breakfast jackets and old fashioned gowns for invalids plus plain black velveteen coats and corduroy coats. J W Hamilton Co patent London Trouser Stretcher advertised as light simple and affordable sold at $2 50 with sole US wholesale rights.
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Coats
J. W. Hamilton & Co
London
United States
Claudian at Globe Theater and Local Meetings Report
The initial performance of Claudian by Wilson Barrett at the Globe Theatre is noted alongside the annual meeting of the Boston Children's Friend Society and a Shaksperian lecture by Henry Clapp on Romeo and Juliet. It also covers political opinions after the state election and other civic events.
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Wilson Barrett
Globe Theatre
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Shaksperian
Henry Clapp
J. N. Tarbox
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Harvard
Gas House
Gardner E. Murphy
Louise Emerson
A. Shuman
Guerrero
Columbia Rink
Flint
Pere Marquette
New York
New England
Atchison
Aspinwall Land
Wife of General Stephenson Stricken at Soldiers' Home Event
Arcaus7a Maine November 3. The wife of General Stephenson governor of the soldiers' home was struck by apoplexy during an entertainment at the home this evening. Her recovery is doubtful.
Civil War Timeline Nov 1 61 to Nov 5 62
Civil War notes list key events from 1861 to 1862 including McClellan appointed commander in chief on Nov 1 1861 Brig Gen Winfield Scott resigning Nov 1 1861 Brownsville and Senn occupied by Gen Banks Nov 4 1863 Houston Mo captured by Unionists Confederates repulsed at Nashville Nov 5 1862 and a Confederate defeat at Lewisburg West Virginia Vol 5 63
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B. McClellan
Inchief
Winneid Scott
U. 8
Broiensville
Senn
Pennsylvania and Illinois election news from 1884 era reports
Pennsylvania outlines a new 19 Republican and 9 Democrat congressional delegation with district shifts and retirements. Illinois results show GOP gains in the Senate and House, with several districts contested and Morrison defeated in the eighteenth district. Baker wins. Full state totals project Republican control of both chambers.
Connecticut Totals Vote Count With Party Standings
Hartworp Conn Nov 3 The total vote of Connecticut is 128112 with Cleveland Dem 58674 Lounsbury Rep 56891 Forbes Pro 4811 Baker Labor 2786 Cleveland leads by 17838 but trails the required majority by 2883. The total continues beyond.
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Hartworp
Conn
Connecticut
Cleveland
Dem
Lounsbury
Rep
Forbes
Baker
Labor
Carlisle Elected Despite Waning Hopes and Tight Races
The Carlisle campaign shows a slim district margin with Kenton and Campbell counties voting against him while the rest of the district leans toward a Carlisle majority. Specials forecast multiple congressmen with official counts pending in several districts.
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Crxaswati
Carlisle
Kenton
Campbell
Sen
Williams
Congress
Louisville
Courier- Journals
Sambeg
Thorugh
William J. Stone
Polk Lafoon
G. W. Hunter
A. N. Montgomery
Asher G. Caruth
J. G. Carlisle
W. P. Brackenridge
G. M. Thomas
W. P. Taulbec
Findley
Wisconsin Republicans win big in governor and legislature
Returns from rural townships show Republican candidate Rusk leading over Woodward by at least 22 000 with expectations up to 27 000. legislature expected Republican majority on joint ballot at 29 seats. Senate 25 Republicans 7 Democrats 1 People's Party. Assembly 57 Republicans 36 Democrats 5 People's Party.
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Wis
Repubiicans
Rusk
Woodward
Den
Taylor
Republican State Central Committee
Milwaukee
Senate
People's Party Assembly
People’s. the
People’s Party
Ohio Returns Show Narrow Doubts In Seventh And Fifteenth
Ohio returns indicate only the seventh and fifteenth districts are doubtful. Campbell leads in the seventh by about 813 unofficial votes. the fifteenth remains unsettled with Monroe county not reported. Grosvenor holds a 3665 edge outside Monroe, while Democratic hopes in the county seem unlikely to rise. The Republican slate includes Butterworth Brown Williams Boothman Kennedy Cooper Romers Thompson Pugsley Wickham Grosvenor Taylor McKinley Crouse. Democrats list Yoder Seney Camp bell bellwe ll Outhwaite Wil kins Foran. The Ohio delegation would tilt to 15 Republicans and 6 Democrats if estimates hold. The Publican majority is pegged around 15,000 to 17,000, with some variance possible in final returns.
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George
Hewitt
North River
Mr. George
Ream
Tammany Hall
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Beckham
Otside
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Herald
House of Representatives
Lodge
George Fred Williams
Dedham
The
Independents
Massachusetts
Executive Department
Andrew
National Party
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Republican Party
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Ames
Russell
Burnett
Rice
New England
Lincoln
Elaine
Foster
Grover Cleveland
Edward Avery
Il W
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Lyman
Boston
John H. Lee
Democratic City Committee
O’brien
Edward S. Jenkins
Congress
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A. M. Jones
Republican State Central Committee
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Finois
Lawler
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Gleason
Gest
Neece
General Post
Worthington
Springer
Wiliam K. Mason
John Baker
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Vr. Louis
Morrison
Ilinois
Baker
Doubnless
Waterloo
Rakroth
Judge Baker
Ra R H
Shay
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Connolly
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Louse
Prohibition
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Navy
Campbell
Monroe County
Grosvenor
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Hill
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Kennedy
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Romers
Thompson
Pugsley
Wickham
J. D. Taylor
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Ezra
Taylor
Crouse
Yoder
Seney
Camp
We Bell
Outhwaite
Wilkins
Foran
Ohio
Basi x
Columbus
Toxtepe
Rome
Toledo
Steamer Coxsackie Boiler Burst Kills Fireman
Yesterday morning the boiler of the steamer Coxsackie burst opposite Poughkeepsie New York on the Hudson River killing Fireman Quinn of Coxsackie and seriously scalding another fireman.
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Coxsackie
Poughkeepsie
WN. Y
Hudson River
Quinn
Rice and Bates Face Post Election Critique in Worcester
In an interview published by the Worcester Gazette, W. W. Rice blames T. C. Bates for his tenth district defeat. He accuses Bates of treachery and manipulating the campaign chairmanship to undermine Rice and Hoar, citing Bates influence in Breakfield and inflammatory articles.
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Bates
Worcester Gazette
W. W. Rice
T. C. Bates
Tenth
Mr. Bates
Congressional Committee
Hoar
Republican Party
Russell
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