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Telegraph and Mail
Rutland Enjoys Building Boom and Gov Long Attends Theatre
Rutland Vermont continues a building boom at the start of the year with the town described as lively. Governor Long attended the theatre last night and showed equal interest in Michael Strogoff and the election returns.
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Rutland
Gov. Long
Michael Strogoff
Voting-day killings at Marion station Miss four dead
Four white men were killed by African Americans while voting proceeded at Marion station in Mississippi. Two others were wounded. A custom house officer squad at polling places in wards 21 and 22 backed Republican candidates amid suspicions they posed civil service reformers in disguise.
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Custom House
Civil Service
Good for Lowell as Crowley wins Senate seat
The text lauds Lowell Democratic hosts for a decisive victory with Jeremiah Crowley elected to the senate over Mayor Greenhalge by a large margin. It notes Kelley, Courtney, Morrison, and Morey also won house seats and Governor Thompson's race close to Gov. Long. It praises Crowley as a worthy successor to Lilley.
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Jeremiah Crowley
Senate
James Kelley
William T. Courtney
John H. Morrison
Geo. F. Morey
House
Thompson
Long
Crowley
Greenhalge
Charles 8S. Lilley
Berkshire County
Hamstown
Charles D. Belden
Wild
Alexander W. Preston
Adams
Babbitt
North Adams
E. D. G. Jones
Samuel W. Bowerman
Pittsfield
A. S. Pomeroy
Washington
Norman W. Shores
Thomas Post
Lenox
Charles W. Ray
Great Barrington
Orrin C. Whitbeck
Mount Washington
Middlesex
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Ciindsaéuess
Mass
Almy
Greenvharge
James Kelly
Wm. T. Courtney
Leonard Brown
Charles Allen
A. L. Sieady
George F. Morey
J. Tyler Stevens
Springfield
Franklin County
James S. Grinnell
Greenfield
Westfield
Boston
Henrys Cabot Lodge
Lynn
Ward 9
Henry W. Swift
Ward 15
McCleary
McMahon
McGeough
Tufts
Hobbs
Custom House
Ward 21
Gov
Hull
Essex
Henry Cabot Lodge
John R. Baldwin
Fall River Democrats Face Demoralized State, Need Reform
The Fall River Democratic Party performed poorly at the polls and appears demoralized. The article argues reform is needed to regain support from respectable voters, blaming pot-house politicians and tricksters for the weak showing and urging removal of the bummer element.
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Democrats
Flower Defeats Astor for Congressional Vacancy
The Fitchburg Democrats claim credit as Flower defeats Astor for Congress. Wheeler Devlin and Means move from common council to the house. Noyes and Bishop of the senate are re elected. Lowell mayor Greenhalge remains at duty. Crowley wins senate vote in city. Thayer returns to Worcester house. MacArthur elected state senator. Tribune reports varied New York results and looming assembly majority.
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Reuben Noble
Fitchburg
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Levi P. Morton
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Astor
Arthur
Suffolk County
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Suffolk
McGeough
McMahon
Gallagher
George M. Hobbs
Messrs. Wheeler
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Tolland
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Burgess
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New York Election Signals Sweep for Democrats in State
Early returns show Democratic state ticket winning by at least 15,000 statewide with gains in Troy Rensselaer county Genesee Brooklyn and Buffalo. Purcell Carr and Low noted in city and state races with notable Democratic upsets and Republican resistance across districts.
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Genesee County
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Purcell
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Auburn City
Buffalo
Purce
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Kings County
Hudson City
Saratoga Springs
Albany
Watertown
Onondaga County
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Thomas Murphy
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Virginia Ballot Returns Show Narrow Democratic Lead
News from Richmond and Petersburg reports early returns in the Virginia gubernatorial race. Daniel Democrat leads Cameron Readjuster by small margins as city and county results hint at a Democratic gain in the legislature. Officials note mixed outcomes across counties with varying majorities and gains for different parties.
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Wisconsin Democrats surge as Republicans cling to hope
Milwaukee reports show a net Democratic gain of 6,900 from 150 towns and Milwaukee city with about 400 precincts counted by 10 30 PM. Prohibition vote exceeds earlier estimates amid statewide turnout as investors seek better yields.
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