Pennsylvania Votes In 1891 Tammany Triumphs and Quay Defeat
Philadelphia reports a Democratic surge in Pennsylvania with Pattison predicted to win by about 10,000 votes. Quay concedes likely defeat as Democrats gain several Congress seats and a new state legislature. Philadelphia shows a large Democratic majority. county results vary across districts with estimates of total statewide turnout near 924,000.
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Philadelphia
Sprorat
Dela
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Quay
Delamater
D. H. Hastings
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Don Cameron
United States Senate
H. H. Bingham
Charles O'Neill
Wiliam McAleer
John E. Reyburn
Alfred C. Harmer
J. B. Robinson
Ed Hallowell
William Mutchler
David B. Braner
Marriott Brosuis
J B. Reynolds
James K. Reilly
Dei
Jon W. Rife
Myron B. Wright
M._F. Elliot
BR. Wolverton
G. W. Skinner
G. E. Beltzhoever
D. Scull
George F. Ruff
John Datzel
William A. Stone
A. J. Sewart
E. P. Gilespie
M. Griswold
O. W. Stone
George F. Kruvps
Tate
Allegheny
Leaver
McAleer
Vaux
Indiana Democrats claim eleven of thirteen congressmen in state race
Indiana voters yield sweeping gains for Democrats led by Chairman Jewett as eleven of thirteen congressmen appear to go Democratic. Shively’s reelection margins cited. Australian ballot system and turnout features described. Harrison and Miller seen arriving, with early returns suggesting ten Democrats to two Republicans, one race uncertain.
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Inptanarotts
Ind
Jewett
Democratic State Central Committee
Michener
Republican State Central Committee
Thirteenth
Sentinel
Shively
Dem
Indiana
Matthews
Lrusier
Cleveland
Harrison
Harrison and
Miller
Cit
Mckee
Jack Landers
Ben Harrison
Daniel Bressanan
Bressanan
Mr. Mckee
Washington
Exquisite French Style Model Draws Purchases
The first apprehension ends in a purchase as readers behold a fashionable wide low model. It features generous proportions with a 54 inch board, a nearly 4 foot long mirror of finest French plate, a spacious top shelf, wide drawers and closet properly lined and partitioned. Delicate French bead moulding frames door panels, side posts are fluted, and the body rests on tapering legs recalling old French monarchy splendor.
Tammany Victorious The Assembly Democratic Victory
The article reports democratic victories in New York Assembly races with Tammany strong results. It lists district by district winners including James W. Covert David A Boody William C Wallace and many others. It notes Democrats holding 66 seats Republicans 62 and Grover Cleveland voting at Park Avenue with a line awaiting ballots.
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Tama
Distriets
James W. Covert
David A. Boody
William C. Wallace
John M. Clancy
Thomas 4. Magner
John A. Fellows
Edward J. Dunphy
Eiehth
T. J. Campbell
Amos J. Cummings
BF. B. Spinola
Dobu Dew. Warner
Roswell
John Haines
I W. Wadsworth
W. B. Hooker
Assembly
Loaris
Times
Grover Cleveland
Park Avenue
Sixty-Seventh Street
Twenty-Second Section
Twenty-First Assembly
Cleveland
Massachusetts returns Democrats in state and federal race
In yesterday’s election Massachusetts voters favored Democrats with Gov Russell winning by about 10,000 as Andrew secured a strong reelect. Congress incumbents O Neil and Reedism trends noted, with districts 5, 8, 9, 11, and 12 leaning Democratic and Wheeler figures cited. The piece also mentions retail clothing ads and local business in Boston.
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Congress
Massachusetts
Russell
Andrew
O'Neil
Sherman Hoar
George Fred Williams
Frederic S. Coolidge
John C. Crosby
O’neil
Water Mark Aze
Dorchester
Milton
Edward L. Pierce
Pierce
Boston
Reed
Maine
Mr. Candler
Mrr. Coolidge
Colonel Walker
Spaulding
Mr. T
Crosby
Gatlon
Stron
Rockwell Onning
Tennessee Votes Result in Democratic Sweep Across State
The November election in middle and western Tennessee favored Democrats with the Australian ballot law working well. Governor Buchanan appears elected by 25 000 to 60 000 votes, while Congressmen Butler Cox and Snodgrass, among others, are likely to remain or shift to Democratic control as the Legislature should be Democratic by a two thirds majority. Party gains include several statewide seats and increased Democratic representation in East Tennessee.
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Nasavivle
Tenn
Middle
Tennessee
Buchanan
Baxter
Kelley
Butler
Ind
Congress
Taylor
Hoyes
Williams
Benton McMillin
Richardson
Washington
Den
Cox
Enloe
Pierce
Deio
Patterson
Dem
Kelly
Loage
Houck
Disiet
Snodgrass
R. C. Evarts
N. N.cox
Whittehorn
Tenih
Josiah Patterson
Ven
Phelap
Mast Tennessee
Conn Vote Shifts in Governor and Congress Races
At Meriden Connecticut on November 4, Democratic and Republican candidates vie as returns unfold. Merwin leads in governor race with Morris and Merwin both winning in local contests while Sperry Wilcox and Deforest gain Congress seats. Early results show a Republican legislature on the ballot in part and close governor totals with Merwin ahead by a narrow margin in Meriden.
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Harthorp
Conn
Merwin
Morns
Aveur
Sperry
Wilcox
Deforest
Hrussell
Morris
Meriden
Dew
Democracy effort tops Montana election turnout
Heevena Mont November 4 reports a historic Democratic mobilization with enormous turnout. The piece notes continued coverage on the next page as voters cast ballots across the state, signaling a strong party effort in this election day.
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Heevena
Mont
Lodge Defeated as Voters Reject Federal Soldier Polling Plan
Mr Greenhalge defeats Moses J Stevens for the Democratic woollen interests in a district once loyal to Lodge. Voter support plunges from a 529 majority two years ago to about 1000. In Medford Maiden Melrose Winchester crowds condemn Lodge’s offer to have a file of federal troops at every polling place. Page 3 carries the full state results.
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Greenhalge
Lodge
Moses J. Stevens
Medford
Maiden
Melrose
Winchester
Interviews With Men of Both Parties on Election Tide
Governor Brackett notes uncertainty in the tariff driven result in New England states and national mood. John F. Andrew praises Democratic policy while Lodge concedes defeat. O'Neil calls Massachusetts influence vital. Civil Service Commissioner Wilbur predicts a landslide with calls to curb the McKinley bill and force bill.
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New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
John F. Andrew
Jono E. R
Party of the Pearls
Henry Cabot Lodge
Law
Joseph H. O'Neil
Massachuantis
Republican Party
Civil Service
Wilbur
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