10 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Enterprise
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
1
A satirical item rails against tax hikes and GOP gains across Pennsylvania Massachusetts New York Ohio and towns seen as Republican heavy. It praises a Buckeye era oasis and mocks the pop up of popular folly while noting repeal of a silver purchase and the resilience of democracy.
In a hard hitting partisan screed the author calls for federal supervision of elections to be wiped out and derides McKinley era policies and Republican enactments as doomed. The piece imagines McKinley and Jackson figures and hints at political upheaval with strong language.
Telegraphic summaries from Des Moines New York Philadelphia Detroit and Boston report Republicans winning majorities in many states. Jackson leads in Iowa, 34,000 statewide, with 68 of 99 counties Republican. New York Assembly favors 74 Republicans to 54 Democrats. Pennsylvania shows a Republican majority around 117,000. Boston details a governor race and local contests with Greenhalge leading.
Nov 3 reports from Columbus and Des Moines indicate McKinley’s statewide victory with large majorities, while Massachusetts Ohio and Iowa results point to Republican gains. Democratic strength remains in Richmond and Illinois, and a Taft era sentiment is noted in commentary on tariff and pension issues.
The piece reports far flung state results with Republicans leading in New York City and Brooklyn, large margins for McKinley in Illinois, strong showing in Pennsylvania and Kansas, and uncertain outcomes in Nebraska Colorado Kentucky and Virginia. It notes a Republican control trend and mentions Detroit and Chicago judicial races with wide differentials.
Columbus dispatch reports McKinley’s decisive statewide win in Ohio with a clear majority over rival tickets. Democrats fought hard, but Republican gains in counties and districts secured McKinley’s victory, while state and local race outcomes varied.
Readers see early returns shaping up for Greenhalge and Jackson era forecasts. Majorities in Iowa suggest a Republican gain, while Boston and Springfield reports push Greenhalge toward a substantial lead with Republican majorities in state offices and legislature noted.
Reports from Kansas and Chicago detail a Republican tilt in the 1902 election. Kansas counties including Miami Harvey Montgomery and Sedgwick favored Republicans while Populists carried Sedgwick. Chicago Cook County shows Democratic losses with judges Gary and other Republicans winning seats amid disputed totals.
Nov 8 reports from New York New Jersey Nebraska and other states show Democrats leading in New York while Republicans gain in several regions. Nebraska Om.
The report lists numerous brief items from a newspaper page, including crimes, accidents, political notes, fires, ship incidents, market news, and social updates. Names like John F. Diciton, Gladstone, and Andrew Clark appear among varied events such as lynch mobs, shipwrecks, factory fires, court actions, and World’s Fair mentions.
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