Tammany Triumph in New York City Elections
Tammany won a sweeping victory across Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn with a large plurality. McClellan and Grout were defeated as Martin Littleton and other Democrats secured major gains, giving Tammany full aldermanic control and signaling strength for future statewide contests. Charles Murphy rises as a key Democratic power broker.
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Sammany
New York
Qolor
Qolell
Manhattan
Bronx
UN B. McLellan
New York County
McClellan
Grout
Fornes
Brooklyn
Lammany
Martin W. Littleton
The
Borgh
Hugh Mclaughtin
Queans
Richmond
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
Charles ¥. Murphy
Croker
Kelly
Hill
Democratic
Murphy
David B. Hill
Hugh McLaughlin
Herrick Carries Ohio and party sweep reshapes Congress
Col Myron T Herrick won Ohio governor by a record plurality of 125000 as free Republicans swept 87 legislative seats on joint ballot boosting Hanna’s position in the Senate race. Clarke lost Mahoning County. Toledo failed to turn Lucas County. Herrick led in Cuyahoga and Ohio results signifying a GOP landslide. Gorman helped Democrats by securing Edwin Warfield as Governor of Maryland.
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Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Hanna
kPa
Farakar
Herrick
Clarke
Mahonin County
Gollen Rule Jones
Toledo
Lucas County
Col. Herrick
Johnson
Maryland
Arthur Pue Gorman
Edwin Warfield
Stevenson A. Williams
Germano
McComas
Smith
Lowndes
Governors and Senators Election Results Across States
Results show party outcomes for Kentucky, Ohio, Maryland, Mississippi, Rhode Island and more. Republicans led in several governors races while Democrats captured others. in Senate contests states like Mississippi and Pennsylvania saw party swings. Comparisons to results from one to three years prior are noted, with an emphasis on shifts between R and D performances.
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Greater
New York
Seeee
Massachusetts
Maryland
Pennsylvania Yi
Kentucky
Rhode Island
House of Representatives
Senate
Louis- Gov
Beckham
Jeader
Democratic Party
Kentucky General Assembly
W. O. S. Blackburn
United States
Iowa Republicans claim 60 000 plurality in gubernatorial win
Report shows Cummins and Republican ticket leading by about 60 000 in Iowa with the legislature leaning Republican though Democrats gain a few lower-house seats. Early returns from 160 of 2,400 precincts suggest a larger plurality, with Sullivan's race showing a smaller margin than two years ago.
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Nebraska
John D. Darnes
Supreme Court
John I. Sullivan
Fusion
Agandidates
University Regents
Mickey Republican
Thompson
Sullivan
Democratic State Central Committee
Cumming
Kentucky
Panama Independence Sparks U S War Vessel Move
Panama declares independence from Colombia amid riotous support. Gens Tovar and Amayo taken. Obaldia and authorities captured. Roosevelt aides order naval forces to Panama and Colon to safeguard transit and push for treaty talks on canal construction. Washington to recognize de facto government once established.
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Panama
United States
Vesada
White House
State Department
Tovar
Amayo
Colou
Obaldia
Roosevelt
Colon
Isthmus
Washington
Thia
Bogota
Sity
Incurable Sufferers Should Be Granted Painless Death
Rev Merle St Wright of Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church NY urged the NY Medical Association to permit euthanasia for incurable patients with patient and family consent. He argued drugs could cause a painless dreamless sleep, calling it humane and civilizing.
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Merle St
Wright
Lenox Avenue
Our Coffee Comaudation and Global Consumption
One half of world coffee is consumed by the United States with expenditures over $1,000,000 weekly. Germany and France together used only half as much as the U.S. last year. U.S. per year buys about 800,000,000 pounds. Much coffee comes from the Americas, with portions from Porto Rico, the Philippines, and Hawaii.
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United States
Germany
France
Central America
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaii
River Improvement Drive and State U Report
Davenport hosts a push for a $15,000,000 Upper Mississippi river channel project from St Paul to the Ohio, with a biennial university report seeking $160,000 for a new medical building and $50,000 land purchase. Des Moines widow Mrs Peter Pinion dies by suspected self harm. Cornell College bans cigarettes.
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awente—State University
Upper Mississippi
River Improvement Association
Davenport
Congress Naking
St. Paul
Ohio
Olivers
Thoman Y Wilkingon
Warlington
Lowla B. Boswell
Quincy
State University
MacKean
University
Hing
Giyon Ne
Johnson County
Pell
Muncatina
Linn
Peter Pinion
Drake University
Des Moines
Ita
Amazing Crop Values Across States Promise Big Payouts
A Chicago to Wall Street report analyzes crop yields and values for 190X corn, wheat, cotton, and oats. Nebraska and Kansas lead with multi-billion totals, Texas and Mississippi show record cotton, and Illinois, Missouri, and other states add significant per capita incomes. The article cites October estimates and prices, noting a nationwide $2.5 billion potential, with average per-person gains varying by state.
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Wall Street
Chicago
Taomai
Theodora EH. Drice
Cis
Nebraska
Oata
Kansas
New York City
Texas
Lone Star
Indy
Ulinots
Towa
Missouri
Lodiana
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Dee McClellan
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Rhode
Evelus BO. Garvin
Samus Pomroyalt
New York State
Denia O'Brien
Court of Appeals
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Assembly
Gotommok Este Ees
Warren G. Danning
Augicot
Walter D. Guilbert
Wiliam
McKinnon Attorne
Secess Wade H
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Edmund A. Jones
P. ‘Works
Geo
Th. Watking
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Miselasippi
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B. Cummins
Sereereree
John OF W. Beckham
Myton
ST. Herriels
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Serriess John L. Burea
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Tennsylvania
O. Moon
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TSG
Iowa
Cuammina Wer
Sseeyes Albert DB
Cummibas
John L £ Nrriott
Jivigo Supreme Court
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Public Instruction
Bliggs Railroad
David J. Yulmer
Colorado Democraats
Campbell
Adair Wilson
Secce
John C. W. Becktam
William P. Thorne
Samuel W. Huger
Teory M. Hossgort
Napoleon B. Mays
Henry V
McChesney
Agricultura
Land Clark Court
Ryehie M. Chinn
Republic
Jabilan State
Columbia
Cape Voerd Islands
Africa
Cape Verd Islands
Cornell College
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Cighvers
Stockman
M. GC. Sanders
Creston
Muscatine
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Michael Snyder
Poweshiek County
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Great Western
A. Gine Bara
Bert Chesley
Sutherland
Tom G. Catlett
Darlington
Linneus
Janica Brandon
Connell Bhutts
Kimball House
Sam Harvey
Albion
G. Andrew
Burlington
Fred B. Chapman
Spencer
Woodbury County
Nyder Bottling Company
Marshalltown
Walter Kohns
Christian Martens
John Hitner
Louis Perry
Rock Island
Columbus Junction
Justus Harwig
Dubuque
Volga City
J. I. Wenks
Justice Court
Mary R. Moora
Council Bluffshog
Bridge Carpenter
Cliyton
Monticello
Waterloo
Monticella
Medford
New Virginla
Af. Anderson
Ottumwa
Webster City
Censis
Cartliona Fouter
Wapel
Andyboy
Will Sulecor
G. RT. O& Ty
Seymour
Wee
Taunont
Marshalstane
Noah Stutamann
Polk County
Des Molin
Mike Couroy
Scott County
Atlantic
William Denbow
Do Net
G. & Bradley
Connell Buffs
Ora Ts Dunnan
Adel
Clinton County
Work Madison
Mllinois
Misgonel
Ohn Brown
Lake City
Witerlon
TL. Stapleton
Anonth
Ralph WW
Walker
G. D. Darla
Monticallo
Everson
Stone City
Willan Fay
Adam Bieble
Fn Qishing
Pollard
Tice County
Seokuk
Waterloo City
Milwaukee
Des Moines Doctora
W. A. Bloom
Anna
Dfurciting
Mila G. Richter
Dentists
Southeastern Iowa Dental Association
Barry Flynmore
Muscating
John Duncan
Wilton
John Daly
Mabel Millard
John Rush
Waterloo Eas
Bean
Hush
Iowa Traveling Men's Association
Wort Dodge
Judya Whitaker
Salvona
Rene Entranten
Hagle
Oklahoma
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