Hanna Confident in Northwest Support for McKinley Victory
Cleveland reports Senator Hanna amid praise and rumors of a future presidential bid. He dismisses any candidacy after McKinley, saying he has had enough of politics. Hanna plans New York campaign work then Washington for the winter session, with hundreds sending congratulatory telegrams.
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Hanna lauds election result as strong rebuke to Bryanism
Senator M A Hanna told the Associated Press that the election outcome is more than satisfactory and shows continued confidence in the administration. He says prosperous conditions will continue, credits good government, and notes some states once doubtful are leaning Republican while others remain doubtful.
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Nebraska Election Returns Show Tight Race Across State
In Omaha on November 7 the tallying of Nebraska votes yields a close contest. Republican Chairman Lindsey claims McKinley wins Nebraska by 7,000 plus, with the state ticket and a large House majority. Democrats contend Bryan carries the state narrowly and Fusion may hold a small legislative majority with several statewide wins yet uncertain.
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Bryan declines to discuss future plans with reporters
Lincoln Nebraska November 7 W J Bryan stays in his study most of the day aside from a short afternoon drive. He says he has no statement to make at present and will remain in Lincoln to rest. He asks correspondents to excuse him from outlining his future plans.
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Kinney Seeks Supreme Court Decision on Clermont Supervisor
Secretary of State Kinney said he would take the Clermont Election Supervisor case to the Supreme Court to settle whether law requires recommendations for appointment to be made on the first day of August or the first Monday of August. He added he wants the issue resolved before leaving office.
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Ohio's McKinley plurality tops seventy thousand
Columbus dispatch reports General Dick Tylis announcing unofficial returns from eighty five counties show a statewide plurality for McKinley around 70,000 and seventeen of twenty one Congress seats won, with Republicans gaining elsewhere. Details note district results including Van Voorhis in Zanesville and county-level figures, plus private estimates on electoral votes and butter interests impact.
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Pearl Forbes Murdered in Leavenworth Ravine
The 20 year old Pearl Forbes was found dead in a ravine near her Leavenworth home. Officials say she was strangled after a violent struggle and that two men may be involved. Forbes worked at a local candy factory and often walked home with a male companion who urged her to take a car yesterday.
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German reaction to McKinley's re election
Berlin and German papers express delight at McKinley’s victory. Ambassadors and press praise the gold standard, stable commerce, and continued friendly U S relations. Commentary notes peaceful tariff talks and restrained German-American ties despite varied opinions on imperial policy.
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McKinley Returns From Washington Triumph Tour
President McKinley begins homeward journey to Washington amid cheers from Canton residents. He and Mrs. McKinley depart with a quiet adieu as a grand escort and floral decorations mark the farewell. A twenty one gun salute echoes from Dueber Heights.
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Cabinet Changes Anticipated After McKinley Term
President McKinley’s tour generates continuous ovations as he visits Alliance and Canton, while Washington gears for a cabinet reshuffle after March 4. Griggs will resign. Long’s stay is doubtful. Hay may depart. Root’s future unclear. a new War Secretary likely to be named.
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Pettigrew predicts new Social Labor party forming in 1904
United States Senator R F Pettigrew says outraged voters will form a new party, possibly named Social Labor or the new Democracy, to oppose the Hanna era Republicanism. He argues wealth concentration will curb suffrage and foresees a split between Democratic and Populist factions with Bryan’s possible affiliation unclear.
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Belligerent preacher in Versailles altercation
Rev. A. F. Baker and John H. Kearney, a Republican, fought in Versailles Kentucky with a buggy whip and later a loaded shotgun. Baker struck Kearney repeatedly over an old debt dispute. Warrants issued for both.
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Steamer Eiva Rescued Near Windivestock Report
San Francisco reports the steamer Eiva, previously presumed lost at sea, arrived safely at Windivestock this morning according to the Merchants' Exchange. The arrival confirms the vessel's survival and prompts revised casualty assessments.
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Kentucky Tightens Race as Returns Trickles In
Kentucky remains in doubt as returns come in for the gubernatorial race. Republican Yerkes leads in some totals but Beckham supporters claim a statewide majority. Louisville and Jefferson County disappoint Republicans with smaller margins than expected.
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