Republicans Split in New York as Democrats Dominate States
In Baltimore on November 7, Chairman Shyrock of the Republican State committee reports Maryland trends showing Democratic edge by about 10,000 votes while Democrats claim 15,000. The lower house seems likely to be Democratic and the overall Legislature may shift to Democratic control.
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Nash Claims 30 000 Majority in Ohio Governorship Race
Ohio returns show Republican gains statewide with Nash claiming victory by about 30 000 votes. McLean trails as Jones attracts Democratic support in Cleveland Toledo and Columbus while GOP gains mount outside the big cities. State ticket and both legislative chambers appear to tilt Republican as late returns come in.
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Mississippi Democrats Win Narrow Vote Amid Judiciary Amendment Debate
Jackson officials report a Democratic majority around 30 000 with returns scattered. The Noel amendment for elective judiciary appears to be a close voter issue as results come in.
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Democrats Hold Ten Seats Gain Three in Senate
The report notes Democrats have ten seats with a net gain of three in the Senate and five new seats won in the House. Paine and Williams thank the Post for coverage of the Boston result.
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Paine Crane Leads With Narrow Plurality in Governor Race
The dispatch notes Paine Crane leading in the governor contest with 169 047 votes as his plurality, while 65 212 and 107 982 are cited as additional tallies for other candidates or totals.
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Vote totals for Boston races show Paine ahead
The tally lists Paine 26 346 and Crane 32 592 with S L Peare 1 076 and Porter 5 D totals 61 433. Paine’s plurality 6246.
State House Fight Yields Surprising Election Shifts
Representative James F. Carey the Socialist leader is elected to the House from Haverhill after a major lobby battle. Currier carries the Lawrence Senate district for the Democrats by a large margin. Albert H. Ray of Ashland, a Democrat, wins the Senate seat in a Republican district. Rev. Frederick O. MacCartney of Rockland, former Unitarian pastor, elected to the House. Democrats win Ward 4 Charlestown for the first time in seven years. In Jamaica Plain, Democrats elect Minton and Curley in a Republican stronghold. Paine garners only 15 votes in Governor-elect Crane’s home.
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Republicans Laud Lodge and Crane After Big Victory
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge calls the results a splendid endorsement of the administration's Philippine policy. Governor-elect W. Murray Crane hails a satisfactory state vote with a Republican plurality near 65,000. Lieutenant-Governor-elect John L. Bates sees happiness for Republicans despite a Boston surprise. State committee chair Goetting praises party work and Crane's strong plurality. Senate President Smith calls it a solid victory given off-year conditions.
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John L. Bates
Boston
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Republican State Committee
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Democrats praise victory in Boston campaign mentions
Leaders and officials trumpet a Democratic Boston win as evidence of unity and strength. George Fred Williams warns Republicans of potential revolt if imperialism is passively opposed. John H. Lee cites the city’s carried status and candidate quality, while Naphen predicts a margin over 5000.
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John H. Lee
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Cpaine
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Massachusetts
Paine Thanks The Post For Doughnut City Victory Praise
Paine expresses gratitude to the Boston Post for its role in mobilizing voters. He credits the paper and party committees with the large Boston majority and anticipates future successes in city and state. He lauds the Post’s advocacy of Democratic principles and loyal party support.
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Williams to the Post Endorses Boston Paper
The Boston Post praised for Democratic campaign work. Williams commends the paper for getting into the harness and exerting influence for the party's success.
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Fusionists Carry Nebraska by 15000, Lincoln Report
Midnight returns confirm the Fusion ticket leading Nebraska by about 15,000 votes. Populist state chair Ediston claims statewide victory with gains in county offices while Republican leaders admit defeat. W. J. Bryan jokes that Nebraska is conceded to the Fusionists by 15,000. Lancaster County likely retains the Republican county ticket except possibly for sheriff.
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Prey Y Clothier Promotes Bargain Fall Suits in Boston
The ad urges shoppers to compare prices and quality, claiming better value at this store. It touts up to date ready to wear clothing including fall and winter suits at 15 dollars, all wool in worsteds cassimeres and serges with careful finishing and a money back guarantee.
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