National and State Political Ticket Overview
The piece lists state by state election ticket counts across the United States, noting which states have how many state tickets and which will vote for U S representatives and electors. It then enumerates national party tickets with candidates for president and vice president, including Republicans, Democrats, Populists, Silver Republicans, Middle-of-the-road Populists, Prohibitionists, Union Reform, United Christians, Social Democrats, and DeLeon Socialists with their respective ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Indiana
Colorado
Idaho
Kentucky
Michigan
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvanian
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Uth Dakota
Washington
Kansas
Missouri
New Hampshire
Texas
West Virginia
Florida
Nevada
Tennessee
Utah
South Carolina
Maine
Oregon
Vermont
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Georgia
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
New Jersey
North Carolina
Virginia
Wyoming
United States
Illinois
South Dakota
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
William
Seth Ellis
Samuel T. Nicholson
Pennsylvania
United Christians
Dr. S. ©. Swallow
John G. Woolley
Social Democrats
Eugene V. Debs
Job Harriman
DeLeon Socialists
Joseph F. Maloney
Valentine Remmill
Monster Parade in New York Parade of McKinley Roosevelt signs and protests
Weather hindered the Monster Parade as crowds gathered along Broadway from Battery to Fourteenth Street. Demonstrators carried flags of McKinley and Roosevelt while opposing poles taunted Bryan, with Roosevelt reviewed by Governor Roosevelt at the Battery. Boston letters urged Debs to back Bryan for a cooperative commonwealth. A Social Democratic parade in New York drew over 5000 participants in Madison Square, chanting Debs and Marseillaise.
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New York
Business Men's Republican and Sound Money Association
Broadway
Battery
Fourteenth Street
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Stevenson
Brooklyn
Boston
the Globe
Eugene V. Debs
Frank Parsons
National Public Ownership League
B. O. Flower
The
Arena
Ellwood Pomery
National Direct Legislation League
G. W. Galvin
Debs
Cooperative Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Social Democratic Party
Madison Square
Socialist Labor Party
Seventh Street
Avenue
Parade Basks in Red Ribbons as Socialists Lead March
The procession displays strong Socialist presence with many trades unions marching and women speakers addressing crowds. Bands strike Marseillaise at the square as red ribbon badges flag the event.
Republicans Close Campaign With Large Parade In Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on November 8, Republicans staged an imposing rally with clubs and delegations from eastern and western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, estimated at 30,000 to 40,000 marchers. Democrats countered with a monster torchlight parade and mass meeting.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Warrants Issued for Arrests Over Registration Fraud
In St Louis on November 8 warrants were issued for about 850 people charged with fraudulent registration across downtown wards of the Twelfth district. Letters were sent to names on voters lists from rooming houses and saloons, with over 1000 letters returned as undeliverable. Warrants seek arrest of more than 1000 individuals based on post office reports.
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St. Louis
Twelfth
Post Office Department
Hanna Addresses Three Chicago Campaign Meetings
Senator Hanna spoke at three Chicago meetings on Friday night with the largest crowd gathered in a circus tent at Western avenue and Bloomingdale road. He addressed the audience practically without interruption.
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Chicago
Senator Hanna
Western Avenue
Bloomingdale Road
Hanna
Populist Wharton Barker forecasts larger McKinley victory
In Erie New York on November 3 Wharton Barker the Populist candidate for president predicts McKinley will win by a greater margin than in the previous election.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
E. C. Benedict
Bryan
McKinley
Maryland
Erie
N. Y
Wharton Barker
Purchase of Mexican Dollars by U S Officers in Philippines
Lieutenant Fuller asks permission to buy Mexican silver in Hong Kong or elsewhere to pay native employees in the Philippines. Comptroller Tracewell notes the islands use Mexican dollars but doubts legality of exchanging funds under section 3651 and seeks the attorney general’s opinion.
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Philippines
Washington
Tracewell
the Treasury
Fuller
United States Army
Hong Kong
Ordnance Department
Islands
Goulds to Pay Count Boni De Castel Lane Debts
An Evening World report, citing an intimate Gould family friend, says Count Boni de Castel Lane will have all debts paid by the Goulds. A lump sum may clear the $4,000,000 claims, with the Goulds defending the family honor. The Gould fortune has grown since Jay Gould's death, Anna's share near $18,000,000, income about $1,000,000, and total estate over $125,000,000.
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New York
Jay Gould
Evening World
Count Boni de Castellane
Goulds
Annie
Gould
Anna
Show troupe clowns attack ends fatally for teamster
In Naples Texas a show teamster was shot and killed by a clown during a dispute at Baryans Mills near town. The prior day a clown had struck a boy with a whip during a street parade, sparking the trouble.
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Naples
Tex
Baryans Mills
Here
Red Cross Head to Leave Galveston by Nov 10
Miss Clara Barton president of the American National Red Cross will not remain in Galveston after about November 10 and plans to return to Washington.
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Galveston
Clara Barton
American National Red Cross
Washington
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American Laundry
Sveaco
A. D. TicConnico
Gin Insurance
Penn Mutual Life,Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Fidelity & Casualty
Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance Co
Franklin Brothers
Bryan, Texas
New Market
Courthouse
Bryan Grocery Company
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Standard Patent Medicines
M. H. James
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
Harper
J. L. Hearne
New York City
Cleveland
Barker
Miss Barton
Tures
Willis & Coleman
Adarund
Exchange Hotel
Atco
Maryland College OF Pharmacy
Baltimore
N. M. McDougai
Candy Kitchen
Mrs. Proctor’s
C. M. Proctor
Wilcox
Bryan Eagle
M. F. Heenan
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