07 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
1
The article proclaims a nationwide Republican victory with larger electoral majorities than four years ago. McKinley and Roosevelt secure sweeping wins, delivering a landslide in multiple states. Congress also tilts Republican as electoral college returns indicate a record-breaking majority.
Chicago November 6 Tribune figures show 197 Republicans 151 Democrats and 8 Independents will form the next Congress.
Vice Chairman Payne reports McKinley carrying several states including New York and Indiana with large leads. Ohio shows an enormous plurality with estimates ranging up to 80,000 and possible GOP gains in Congress. Columbus reports Ohio’s wide Republican lead as returns come in slowly from rural areas.
Early returns from New York State on November 6 show President McKinley leading Bryan by about 150000, with the state's total vote close to 1896 levels. New York City turnout is higher by about 60000, while Odell's gubernatorial vote outpaces McKinley. Brooklyn shows a scratched Stanchfield. several House seats appear decided for Democrats or Republicans, with Belmont and Ketcham among notable results.
Election returns show McKinley and Roosevelt winning Illinois with a 110000 plurality. Richard Yates elected Governor as the Republican ticket prevails. Cook County adds about 80000 to McKinley’s statewide lead. Republicans gain control of the General Assembly and hold majorities in the Senate and House.
Commercial Tribune reports rapid shift in sentiment as early returns from 34 counties plus Jefferson indicate Yerkes leading Beckham by 2,711 outside Jefferson and Jefferson County ahead by about 5,600. McKinley trails in that region. Democrats trim Beckham claims to 1,500. Continued results expected on page two.
Indianapolis reports Chairman Hernly telegraphed Colonel W. T. Durbin to announce his election as Governor and declared Indiana Republican by about 30,000 votes.
Special despatch reports early returns showing McKinley carrying Indiana by about 15 000 to 20 000 votes. Urban precincts show Republican losses while rural areas show gains, especially in former silver sentiment counties. Wayne County reveals a notable Quaker vote impact amid statewide shifts. Continued on second page.
In Adiai E Stevenson's home precinct Bloomington HI on November 6 the tally shows McKinley 306 votes and Bryan 112.
The report notes a glorious triumph in Cincinnati and states that a majority of 1896 county candidates received complete backing from the party. Prominent figures and local voters are highlighted as backing the slate and fueling the campaign energy.
Report from Cincinnati on an extraordinary Republican victory celebrated with high enthusiasm. Large crowds gathered as results indicated party gains across local races and state contests. Victory rallies featured speeches by key party figures and widespread public optimism.
Final county results show Bromwell and Shattuc leading in several races. Key figures include Hoffheimer and Schwab for county offices, with Engelke and Mackzim in the Board of Control race and Willey ahead for County Infirmary Director.
Returns from 66 of 69 county precincts show McKinley with a 12 580 plurality in Cincinnati and a county total of 15 265. Ferdinand Jelke Jr and Thomas Taylor lead the ticket. Republican congressmen re-elected as Democratic gains shrink. Magnificent triumph of Republican win amid shifting loyalties and ward dynamics.
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