McKinley and Democratic Leaders in Doubtful States
Fragmentary text hints at McKinley election by electoral votes and Democratic leaders facing doubt in certain states. Sparse phrases suggest contested results and unresolved political dynamics. Further context needed for a complete summary.
McKinley Edges Toward 261 Electoral Votes Amid Returns
Early returns show McKinley near a solid 261 electoral votes as Nebraska and central states tilt Republican. Democrat Bryan leads in his home state Kansas and Illinois yields mixed results, while Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Iowa Missouri and other western states indicate Republican gains with several states still undecided.
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Altgeld
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McKinley Gains Ground as Returns Pour In Chicago Nov 4
James J Jones of the Democratic National Committee says a concerted opposing effort seeks to claim states for Bryan while all reliable returns show better results for McKinley. Payne of the Republican National Committee reports Wyoming for Bryan, with other states debated. Indiana, Oregon, Kentucky claims and electoral counts discussed.
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Indiana and Kentucky gain highlights in election returns
State headquarters reporters recount Indiana and Kentucky results with McKinley expected to win large majorities. Marion County shows a 7 317 plurality for McKinley, while Dearborn County signals Democratic races narrowing. Kentucky sends a mixed delegation with several silver and gold factions influencing the tally.
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Indianapolis
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Gowdy
Durbin
Hoosierdam
Dearborn County
A. Sulzer
Marion County
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J. A. Hemenway
A. M. Hardy
W. C. “Enor
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Burth
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H. A. Johnson
Jesse Overstreet
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J. D. Clary
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J. Pugh
T. X. Fitzpatrick
D. G. Colson
Buckner
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Bryan Leading In National Vote Returns, States Report
County tallies show Ohio and Louisville results favor Bryan with large margins. Democratic chairmen in Indiana Michigan and western states receive telegrams urging quick return tallies. Michigan and Indian votes expected to join Bryan column when complete.
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