Connecticut Reelects State Officers With One New Head
Connecticut voters kept most state officers in office and elected one new attorney general Benjamin W. Alling. John R. Trumbull will start a new term as governor, with J. Edwin Brainard as lieutenant governor. Hiram Bingham advances to a full Senate term. Francis A. Patlettr, Frederick M. Salmon, and Ernest E. Rogers secure further terms in their posts. The piece details bios of Bingham and the new officials.
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Benjamin W. Alling
Bingham
Trumbull
Connecticut
Frank J. Healy
John BR. Trumbull
Senate
Hiram Bingham Wre
Francis A . Patlettr
Frederick M Salmon
Ernest FE Rogers
Hawaii
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Honolulu
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Thomas Bingham
America
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University of California
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John Held, Jr
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Charles Morris
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Frederick VW. McCarthy
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Brookfield Election Returns Show Republican Gain Across Offices
In Brookfield on November 2 the Republican ticket won by a wide margin with Trumbull carrying governor and Hiram Bingham tops for U S senate. Local results list party leaders, state officials, and county positions with vote tallies and minor third party counts.
Danbury Race Returns Republicans Dominate City Votes
In Danbury the Republicans won major offices led by John Trumbull for governor with 3 149 to 1 190 over Charles G Martis. Other GOP names appear as elected officials including lieutenant governor and attorney general, while 17 candidates for judge of probate and other posts were all victorious.
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Vale
John IL Trumbull
Charles G Martis
Civdldate
John Serre
Denis Migneres
Trumbull
Moris
Leutenant
Brainard
Pallett
Richman
Comptrelie Salmon
Growne
Alling Bo
McCithy
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Tyler
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Meritt
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Abriola
Perdrizet
Mason
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Cunningham
Migrerey
Lynch
Juste of the Peace
Trepublileans
Beers
Gilet McMahon
Sturde- Vintt
Stubbs Wilson Trimpert
Pubetts
Bethel Bets on Election Night Returns
Nov 2 The Republicans carried Bethel in a local election as results trickled in. Charles led with 7 to 102 over Chartles 6 Mon and Peniucaet Theaoohl Bo Senor.
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Beth
Severnon Wis
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Chartles
Peniucaet Thaoohl Bo Senor
Election results show a mix of party seats and officials
The report lists various state and local offices with party alignments. Governors, secretaries, treasurers, comptrollers, attorney general, U S senator, representatives, sheriff and judges are noted with Republican and Democratic nominees. Several names appear alongside vote tallies and party labels, reflecting a disputed or close election across multiple offices.
Trumbull Election Yields Republican Lead in General Assembly Vote
In Trumbull on November 2, Republicans secured a clear majority today with over 309 votes, while Attorney Arthur J. Fil elected as representative in the General Assembly despite trailing his ticket. Clarence P. Beers, former Post and Telegram editor, won a justice of the peace post. Governor Brumbull and other statewide offices listed along with several local officials and candidates.
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Arthur J. Fil
General Assembly
Clarence P. Beers
Post and Telegram
Brumbull
Morris
Rinhard
Pailotth R Richman
Summon
Roe
Browne
Alling
Rev
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ABC
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Merritt
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Sheriff i
Albriota
Senator Wheeler
Godard
Komiston Frodl
Filiners
Fnlen
Wildman Latley
Westport Vote Totals Show Republicans Prevail in Many Offices
Westport election results reveal Republican wins across multiple races including governor Trumbull 948 to Morris 191 and United States senator Bingham 948 to Tyler 188. Edward W. Lubbell and Sarah B. Crawford elected representatives. several local posts filled by Republicans.
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Trumbull
Morris
Edward W. Lubbell
Sarah B. Crawford
Republians
Shay R ' Wee
Brainard
Waters
Pallott
Richman
Robers
Kennedy
Salmon
Dat Browne
Genera Alling
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Tyler
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Republicans Sweep Wilton Election Amid Bustling Returns
In Wilton, Republicans claimed sweeping victories led by Governor Trumbull with a decisive margin over Morrisim Keeler. The ticket also secured lieutenant governor, treasurer, attorney general, and numerous local offices as candidates piled up strong counts across the board.
Milford Returns Sweep Vote Across Wide Milford Election
In Milford the Democratic slate failed to nominate any winner as Republicans maintained a strong showing. Governor John H. Trumbull led with 3,752 votes against Charles G. Morris for Democratic nominee. Key state and local offices favored Republicans with a few Democratic totals listed for contrast. The ballot included lieutenant governor, treasurer, comptroller, attorney general, U.S. Senate, representative, sheriff, state senator, and other county officials, with several Democratic names appearing among the less dominant races.
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John Theriff
Sherwood
Chichester
David Jenks
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Jennie Wioward
Therese Packsen
William Ti Myrnes
Milford
John H. Trumbull
Charles G Moiris
Sociallst
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Charles G. Morris
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J. Eewin Brainard
T . Milo R. Waters
Treaasurer
Ernest FE. Rogers
Peter M. Kennedy
D. Veaae
Frederick M. Salmon
J. Francis Browne
Benjamin W. Alling
Frederick M. McCarthy
United States Senate
Hiram Hingham
Rollin A. Tyler
Congr
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Jol E. Doughan
James Geddes
Miles F. Connelly
Clairmont J. Tolles
Edward J. Maher
David A. Clarke
Fred M. Clarke
R. Wa
CG. C. Miles
George W. Green
Omar W. Platt
William T. Hoyt
Charles L. Doherty
Robert R. Rosen
George E. Southworth
Norman
Buckingham
George J. Smith James Keno
George F. Weed
Walter M. Irving
Edward
Brotherton Austin F. Dawson
Jeremiah B. Broderick
Martin F. Lucey
Edward E. Maher
Robert BE. Dixon
Norwalk Election Returns Show Republican Sweep Across Districts
Norwalk votes favor Republicans in all districts with Governor Trumbull about 400 behind the ticket and Rep Schuyler Merritt about 800. Public utilities sale defeated: Norwalk 230 yes 411 no, South Norwalk 160 yes 1 186 no, East Norwalk 71 yes 231 no. Various local and state offices listed with party counts.
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Norwalk
Trumbull
Schuyler Merritt
South Norwalk
East Norwalk
Henry W. Gregory
Justices of the Peace
Hiram Bingham
Rollin A. Tyler
John H. Trumbull
Charles G Morus
Leutenant
J. Edwin Brains
Milor Waters
Francis A. Pallolts
David M. Richman
Ernest TE. Rogers
Peter M. Kennedy
Frederick M. Salmon
J. Francis Browne
Freeman Licht R
James Contell
Emile Hemming
Frank Kt Stevens
Simeon Tease
Antonio Abrola
Easton Returns Republicans in Local Election
Easton voters favored the Republican slate with John H. Trumbull winning governor and Ambrose Marsh elected representative. Other Republican names and office holders listed include R. Morris, R. Brdinard, D. Waters, and H. Salmon among several party winners in local and state races.
Ridgefield Result Notice in State Election
The Republicans won a clear statewide majority. In Ridgefield John Trumbull defeated Charles Morris by 149 votes to 121. Official tallies list Trumbull as governor and Morris as Democratic candidate with the stated vote counts.
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John Trumbuall
Charles Morris
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Political Tickets List Highlights Several Candidates
A scrambled OCR excerpt lists numerous political roles and candidates including Governor J Edwin Trainard, Secretary Francis A W Pallotth, Treasurer Hinest Rogers, Peter Kennedy, and Attorney General Benjamin Alling, plus U S Senator Hiram Bingham and several congressmen and local officials.
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Waters
Francis A. W Pallotth
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Dawid M Tdehman
Hinest Rogers
Peter Kennedy
Iey Frederic Salmon
J. Francis Browne
Benjamin Alling
Fridevith McCarthy
United States
Hiram
Stratford Returns Victory for Organization Candidates
Stratford election results show organization candidates victorious with Charles E Wheeler 460 votes behind but surpassing Walter B Goddard. The ticket leads in lieutenant governor and attorney general races. notable results include Treasurer Rogers and U S senator candidates, with several judges and representatives also listed.
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Charles E. Wheeoler
Walter BE. Goddard
Trumbull
Morris
Brainard
Waters
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Lichman
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Deliceur
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Mohr
Justice of the Peace
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Rhoades
Sebring
NewtownNevada Returns Show Platt Narrowly Beaten for Representative
In Newtown Nevada Elliott H Platt Republican loses by fifteen votes for representative while the Republican state ticket wins. The tally lists several officials by party including Lieutenant Governor Brainard Attorney General McCarthy and Treasurer Rogers with mixed results among others. Local probate judge and other appointed posts appear unopposed or with separate party designations.
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Elliott H. Platt
Weston Weston votes show Republicans ahead in most offices
Weston November election results show Republicans winning in governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and several congressional and state offices. Notable names include John Held Jr a Democrat candidate for Congress and numerous listed officials and candidates with mixed results across districts.
New Canaan Election Returns Rally for Republicans
New Canaan Nov 2 election coverage shows Republican John A W Trumbull leading with 741 votes and challenger Charles Moni at 218. Wood leads as representative with several local and judicial candidates named, including St John and Lawrence Oeten listed among council and justice of the peace contenders.
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Spezia
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Wicter C. Wood
Tina Morris
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St John
Lawrence Oeten
Maller Bumnkerhorn
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Republicans Win Bherman Election with Local Races
Nov. 2 special report shows Republicans carried the town in the election. Governor vote 79 for Trumbull, Republican, and 20 for Morris, Democrat. Charles Johnson elected representative. Various local and national offices listed with party affiliations, including Held and Shaw in Congress, and Justices of the Peace Platt, Boyd, and Edmond.
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Charles Johnson
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Greenwich Returns Favor Republican Victory by 1804 Vote Margin
Unofficial Greenwich results show Republicans ahead by about 1804 votes. Republican straight ballots totaled 1876 while Democratic tickets counted 870. Full returns arrived after press time.
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Shelton Returns Show Republican Sweep in State and Local
Unofficial Shelton returns indicate a Republican victory in state and local races. State ticket plurality estimated at 800 and local Republicans about 500. Complete results not available before press time.
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