Flower Elected Governor in New York and Nationwide Results
Election day reports across states show Flower winning New York governor by about 15,000 to 25,000 votes with Democrats claiming gains in Maryland Kansas and Massachusetts. McKinley leads Ohio while Republicans claim state legislatures. Illinois New Jersey and Iowa results cited with various margins. Brown Russell and other party tickets noted with mixed outcomes.
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