Representatives list by district and party names
A dense roll of district representatives and party affiliations across multiple counties including Worcester Plymouth Norfolk Middlesex and more. Names include Bates Cochrane Leary Shaw O'Hara Donovan Leary Rourke Pattlox Carroll Keenan Meyer Reed Weston Crock Joshua Holden Driscoll Barry Norton Creed Reidy Keenan Johnson Coe Gurtey Smith Qui Frederick Atherton Wentworth Thrasher Melaven Mella Hannon Willard Roberts Sleeper Crocker Kenroe Sprague Bouve Butler Hanson Tilton Hale Newcomb Thompson Porter Gallison Clarke Meyers Dickenson Donovan Peshde Evans Southworth Wan Stevens Stevens and others listed by county and district with Republican or Democratic designations.
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John L. Bates
James A. Cochrane
Prncley
J. Leary
B. Shaw
M. O'Hara
Timothy
Donovasy
Dem
Jeremiah J
F. Danvir
James H. Leary
Ee Ie Rourke
Jeremiah EB
MacPattlox
J. Carroll
George F. Coleman
Early 1900s Senatorial Listings by County Test
A fragmented OCR list enumerates county by county senate candidates with party labels. Names include Pear Beat M eae Dem Jr Dem Boorseer Kana Dem and others across Suffolk Worcester Norfolk Essex Bristol Gape Worcester-Hampshire and Franklin counties with Rep and Dem markings and occasional misspellings.
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Senet Pear
M.eae Dem. Jr
Boorseer
William
Kana
Bop
Richard P. Dem
Charles F Sprague
Worcester County
Oe Southard
Sait
R.A. Bou
Gape
W. A. Morse
Worcester-Hampshire
Percival Blodgett
Franklin County
Dana Malone
Biwandmats Heep
Tamman y Considers Assembly District Boundaries
Continued discussion on the first and fifth Assembly districts with close contest over boundary lines and potential political implications.
Tammany Jubilant Over Fusion Victory in New York
In New York on November 5, Tamanny supporters celebrated fusion ticket success. Sheehan hailed the shift as Democrats coming to their senses. Crowds estimated at least ten thousand cheered for Tamany and Croker, saying reforms prove Tamany Hall’s misrule false and reform government’s performance favorable to the people.
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New York
Tamany
Fusion
Tamry
Croker
Themocrats
Sheehan
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Brooklyn Democratic Push in City Mayor Race
Broken OCR lines describe Brooklyn Democratic county ticket winning the city races for mayor and reform candidate with uncertain totals. Returns indicate the Democratic ticket strong across wards, suggesting a decisive win though exact vote counts are unclear.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
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Fragmented Roll Call of Massachusetts Legislators by County
A garbled OCR list presents names and party affiliations across Hampden Berkshire Franklin Hampshire and Bristol counties. It mentions Representatives Hollis Bond Colburn Blood Whitcomb Wheaton Burt Holt Waterman Brady W.Trafton and others, with multiple party labels and county groupings.
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Tae O. Wheaton
Burrill Porter, Jr
Gene L
P. Burt
Clarence Holt
Illiam
Waterman
Crs . Davis
Ohn O. Ae
D. Brady
Sane Cristoll
Frack W. Trafton
Franklin County
Endicott Campaign Declares Norfolk Sheriff Victory
Augustus B Endicott of Dedham, Democrat and Independent Republican candidate, leads Norfolk county sheriff race with 6117 votes to 383 for Abrams Paul of Stoughton, regular Republican. Sixteen of twenty-seven towns reported. election managers claim about a 3600 plurality for Endicott.
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Dedham
Norfolk County
Augustus
Endicott
Abrams. Paul
Stoughton
Paul
Police report arrests for illegal registration in New York
City police precincts report 14 arrests for illegal registration during the day. Officials say the operation targeted fraudulent voter registration practices across multiple precincts in the metropolitan area.
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New York
Local mayoral race shows Democratic polling edge
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a focus on a mayoral contest with Democratic polling leading in several districts. Details are unclear but suggest a live race as voters prepare for November elections and district results may influence the outcome.
Democratic congressman elected with large majority
A Democratic congressman was elected to Congress with a substantial lead in the race. The result solidifies the party’s hold in the district, with Amos J. Cum- (likely Amos J. Cummins) securing the seat amid strong Democratic support.
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Amos J. Cum- New Yoeen
Ohio Returns Signal Republican Edge in State Result
Early returns from about 130 precincts show Republicans carrying Ohio, with McKinley’s margin two years prior. Pluralities are near 80,000 for Bushnell, and if current trends hold, Republicans may secure a larger state chamber majority on joint ballot. Votes indicate a likely stronger GOP showing in both houses.
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Republice
Ohio
McKinley
Bushnell
Republican State Committee Predicts Big Republican Plurality
Nov. 5 report quotes the chairman of the Republican State committee voicing optimism that a Republican plurality of about 80,000 will prevail and that both branches of the Legislature will be Republican by comfortable majorities.
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Republican State Committee
Republicans Win Kentucky In Close Legislative Race
Kentucky returns show Republicans carrying the state with an estimated plurality near 15,000 across Louisville and surrounding counties. Reports from Jefferson and Harrison/Fay counties indicate Democratic gains offset by Republican margins, as poll data and late counts place overall GOP victory despite slow balloting and inconsistent county tallies.
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Louisvillefferson
Bradley
Powder County
Harrison and Fay
Publican Ac Ette Coublicans
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Kentucky
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Hunter
Clecilian State Committee
Louisville
Hooper Likely Wins City and State in Maryland
The Sun reports scattered precincts indicate Hooper Republican wins for mayor and governor in Maryland with a potential statewide Republican majority. A Republican sweep appears possible, boosting Likely GOP control of the city and legislature via joint ballot.
New Jersey election looms as Griggs sweeps state
In a sweeping GOP triumph across New Jersey, John W. Griggs is poised to win the governorship with a large plurality. Republicans gain majorities in Essex and likely in other counties as Democratic opposition falters. The result signals a broad Republican wave with gains in legislative seats and county offices.
Republican Griggs Wins Governor Race in New Jersey
Democratic by a greatly decreased majority Griggs is the first successful Republican gubernatorial candidate in many years and his election is regarded as an important index of the national ballot next year.
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New Jersey
Senate
Assembly
Griggs
IOWA VOTING TRENDS SHOW REPUBLICAN GAINS
Iowa returns come in slowly as polls open until 8 pm. Reports across the state say a light vote with Republicans gaining and Democrats losing while Populists are set to double their 35 000 vote from last year. State committee expects Drake as Republican governor with a likely Republican legislature, though exact majorities are unclear.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Drakeepublican
Republican State Committee
Drake
Haywood Wins Pennsylvania State Treasurer in Big Victory
Pennsylvania news from Philadelphia reports Haywood, Republican, elected state treasurer by roughly 176000 majority, a jump from 1893. Six Republican superior judges win by slightly smaller margins. Indications favor Herman Yerkes or Peter P. Smith as minority judge selections, with Philadelphia giving Haywood about 70000 majority while Yerkes leads for judge.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Haywood
Jackson
Herman Yerkes
Bucks County
Peter P. Smith
Lackawanna County
Yerkes
Utah Votes For Statehood In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports a quiet election with weather dampening turnout under 80 percent. Populist votes for Lawrence may cut Wells’s Republican majority, Roberts may rise ahead of ticket, and Allen’s margin could shrink. Republicans appear to hold both legislative chambers as state constitution is adopted overwhelmingly. Salt Lake City leans Republican by large margin.
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Utah
Lawrence
Wells
Roberts
Congress
Allen
Salt Lake City
Martin Likely Narrower Victory in Kansas Chief Justice Race
Kansas voters produced a light turnout as David Martin, Republican for chief justice, led in early returns. Charles K. Holliday, independent free silver candidate, drew stronger support from Populists, possibly cutting Martin’s majority to about 20,000. Two Republican district judges also faced defeat according to incomplete results.
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Kan
Kansas
David Martin
Charles K. Holliday
Free Silver
Martin
Michigan Potato Pingree Elected Detroit Mayor
Detroit yields early results showing Republican candidate Pingree with a 10 000 to 15 000 plurality. Indications suggest a Republican administration will prevail with a potential 7 percent margin.
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Detroit
Pingree
Very Latest Returns Prompt GOP Wins Across Nation
Reports of Republican victories flood in as New York and Brooklyn elect Republican Senators and Assembly members. Griggs wins New Jersey governor. Maryland counties and Baltimore swing Republican. Kentucky remains undecided. Ohio leans Republican with Bushnell likely governor. Utah adopts constitution with Republican legislature. Wells narrowly favored. Virginia leans toward a Republican legislature. Iowa cited with a large Republican lead.
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David B. Hill
Brooklyn
Albany
Buffalo
New Jersey
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Kentucky
Massachusetts
Ohio
Iowa
John W. Griggs
Game
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Charles B. Allen
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Virginia
Powder flash injures Rockport man at work
Isaac Mackay, 45, of Rockport, Mass., is at General Hospital with severe powder burns after a quarry accident when he struck a match near powder. A separate Box 41 alarm at 11:28 last night reported a small fire in the Thomas Cook & Sons railroad ticket office at 382 Washington Street. The blaze, caused by a furnace flue blocked with a board, caused $50 damage to a four story brick building owned by John Earle.
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Rockport
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Thomas Cook &Sons
Washington Street
John Earle
Shipwrecked crew reaches safety aboard Howe
The schooner Frank W. Howe arrived in Brunswick from Boston carrying seven seamen from the American schooner Martin C. Ebel. The Ebel, loaded with lumber and en route from Jacksonville to New York, sprang a leak in a heavy storm last Thursday. The crew abandoned ship at 11 p.m. and rode out the night in a yawl, nearly freezing as high seas threatened to swamp the boat. they were rescued Friday by the Howe.
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Frank W. Howe
Boston
Martin C. Ebel
Ebel
Jacksonville
New York
Howe
High Sea
A. P. A. Former Colonel Returns From Hampden District
Colonel Charles L. Young, who drew attention in the House last year by declaring himself an A. P. A., has been returned from the Hampden district by a narrow margin. His political moves have sparked debate among supporters and critics alike as results hinge on local sentiment and party alignment.
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Charles L. Young
House of Representattives
Rebone Hampden
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