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04 Nov 1896
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Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1896
Page
1
Republicans Likely Large House Majority in Next Session
Returns show the next House may expand the GOP edge beyond 244 Republicans to 104 Democrats and 7 Populists. John F. Fitzgerald is the lone New England Democrat, with New York City losses narrowing Democratic gains elsewhere. Twenty one states elect legislatures to choose new U S Senators, likely yielding a sound money majority.
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Washington
John F. Fitzgerald
New England
New York City
United States
McKinley
Senate
House
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
Tammany Gains Two in New York Congressional Picks
Early returns show Tammany Hall winning eight of the city’s districts with J H G Wehstage James J Walsh Thomas J Bradley Amos J Cummings William Sulzer George B McClellan and R C Shannon all listed as elected. Republican winners include Lemuel E Quigg and Philip B Low. The result marks a two seat gain for Tammany.
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James J. Walsh
Thomas J. Bradley
Amos J. Cummings
William Sulzer
George B. McClellan
R. C
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M. Hurley
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R. Shannon
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G. A. Chickering
J. R. Sherman
C. W. Ray
J. J. Beldon
F. Payne
C. W. Gillett
J. W. Wordsworth
Henry ©. Brewster
R. B. Mahany
Alexander
Returns point to large GOP majority in next House
Chairman Babcock reports returns up to midnight show a Republican majority in the next House as large as the present one. He states support for sound money will yield a solid majority of at least 100.
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Washington
Babcock
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
Massachusetts Votes Deliver sweeping Republican Victory
Large turnout across Massachusetts yields a historic Republican landslide. McKinley leads nationwide as Wolcott trails. Republicans win most congressional districts. Governor Williams lags McKinley. biennial amendments defeated. Legislature remains solidly Republican.
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