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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1900
Page
1
Chairman Jones asserts firm faith in Bryan Stevenson win and notes Democratic vigor and broad-based campaign funding from workers. Republican HQ counters with claims of unmatched organization and statewide momentum, citing extensive precinct to state machinery and deep fundraising.
Observations were recorded by the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p.m. yesterday across all locations. Data reflects broad donation notes and meteorological readings taken near the meridian.
Sioux Falls reports both parties asserting victory. Republicans promise a 6000 to 8000 statewide margin and wins in Congress and State tickets with a solid joint-ballot majority. Fusionists forecast Bryan carries the state and their nominees win, plus a 20 vote or more joint-ballot majority and Pettigrew’s return.
Marion county political committees expose alleged election fraud ahead of tomorrow's vote. Democrats arrest William H. Evans for trying to corrupt an election judge while Republicans file affidavits against John Banks for bribery attempts. Authorities expect more arrests as polls near. Democratic and Republican leaders claim sweeping wins and large margins in state races.
Reports from Newark and Philadelphia forecast tight races with Republicans confident in New Jersey while Democrats push turnout could swing the state to Bryan in a presidential year. New Hampshire sees McKinley favored by about 20 thousand and a 15 thousand margin for governor Jordan.
Louisville November 5 arrests have been made in Kentucky as the campaign over the Goebel election law and the legislature’s actions draws to a close. Both sides claim gains with independents shifting toward the Republicans and Democrats.
Intense interest marks tomorrow's election result in Washington as newspapers clubs stock brokers and individuals arrange for prompt returns. Secretary Hay and cabinet members vote with the White House to receive returns via long distance telephony while government employees cast ballots and campaign representatives prepare to tabulate political complexion of the new House.
November 5 Milwaukee headline notes Hubert LaFolette and Louie Bahmingh raise campaigns in Madison and Kenosha. Ex Governor Altgeld closes the national drive. Indications point to Republican success statewide with a likely Republican slate and nine of ten congressmen conceded to Republicans.
Weather notices predict fair conditions and pleasant temperatures over the entire country for Tuesday and Wednesday with few exceptions. The forecast mentions Washington and mentions northerly regions with generally clear skies.
Special to The Post reports confidence in Democratic Bryan’s momentum. West and Midwestern support are cited, with New York’s Breïtor plurality and Bronx turnout discussed amid Republican bets. Tammany leaders push campaign unity while police and election control remain central to ballot security.
The report notes likely light rates Tuesday morning with cleaning weather in the afternoon and showers possible across Montana Western North Dakota Eastern Texas Southern Texas Western Alabama Tuesday and Wednesday. It mentions the Wet Gulf coast and variable light to easterly winds across Oklahoma New Mexico and Indian Territory with unsettled conditions in southern Texas and neighboring regions.
Des Moines November 1 A statement by Iowa Republican chairman H D Weaver rejects Democrats claim of sweeping gains and discusses vigilance committees and alleged Southern Kin Town tactics. Weaver cites private circulars and warns Republicans to stand firm against such campaigns.
The text asserts an overwhelming Republican victory in Iowa with McKinley predicted to win by 75,000 and every Iowa congressional candidate elected. It emphasizes decisive state-wide support and confident polling.
In Omaha Nebraska November results the Republican State Committee claims a 5000 plurality for McKinley while Democratic Chairman Hall predicts Mat Bryan will gain at least 14000. Republicans expect Dietrich to beat Poynter and Lindsay says the legislature stays Republican, Hall counters that Bryan could carry the state ticket and the legislature may fuse.
Reports from Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia claim Republican attempts at bribery false registration and intimidation ahead of the election. Democrats express confidence and accuse Republicans of planning fraud while urging legal challenges to the results.
Senator Hanna chairman of the Republican National Committee spoke to several thousand railroad employees and war workers in South Chicago. He planned a stop in Cleveland tomorrow and then Canton to be a guest of the president.
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