Demands on China and Western Response
A news digest notes progress on Chinese demands, including exemplary punishment for eleven officials led by Prince Tuan and a proposed $500 million indemnity with the U S share at $50 million. It cites a likely spring settlement and army withdrawal, alongside other world and domestic items.
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McKinley Ward Indications Point to Re‑election
A New York City dispatch dated Wednesday morning reports that early returns from about two thirds of Greater New York districts show McKinley and Roosevelt assured wins and Bryan and Steven lagging. The latest tallies at eight thirty suggest an increased McKinley majority.
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Battle of the Ballots in Early Returns Across States
Early press reports show McKinley Roosevelt leading in Massachusetts Pennsylvania Michigan Rhode Island Minnesota Vermont New Hampshire Washington New Jersey West Virginia New York Wisconsin North Dakota Wyoming. Bryan Stevenson expected to win electoral votes in Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia North Carolina.
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Republicans gain as Bryan loses in big state returns
A political roundup notes the Democratic Bryan faces defeats as New York and Illinois tilt Republican, while Indiana Michigan the Dakotas Utah and Nebraska show gains for the GOP. Delaware Maryland and West Virginia tilt Republican, solidifying a Republican majority in the next Congress despite slower western returns.
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Election of 1900 Campaign Yielded Desperate Race
More than 15 million freemen voted on Tuesday to choose the twenty sixth U S president in a battle marked by extreme intensity. President McKinley stayed aloof from campaigning while supporters and orators energized the cause, with Governor Roosevelt as a leading figure in the Republican defense.
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Political Campaign Giants Shape Nation's Gaze
The Democratic Party campaign leader drew crowds nationwide delivering hundreds of addresses and facing eggs and cheers. He and William Jennings Bryan emerged as the era’s striking figures, supported by Hanna Depew Ledge and other Republicans, while 1906 notes Bryan receiving strong aid from Bourke Cochran and others.
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