Morton Triumphs in New York Governor Race
Nov 7 1890 New York returns show Levi P Morton elected governor with strong Tammany defeat. Park Row crowds exceed 10 000 as Democrats concede. Ex mayor Grant admits loss in Brooklyn and Dr Parkhurst praises reform victory while state GOP touts congressional wins and Hill defeat.
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Grant
Parkhurst
Reform
Austin E. Ford
James J. Walsh
Tammany
Henry C. Miner
Andrew J. Campbell
Ferdinand Erdman
George B. McC
Ohio's Record Broken Republican Plurality Soars
Ohio voters swung heavily Republican in a decisive county and statewide returns show a large turnout shift. The state faces 17 of 21 GOP congressmen, with Taft and Sorg among the elected, while Cleveland and western reserve precincts indicate strong GOP gains and possible defeats for several Democrats. Women played active roles as judges and voters, with notable protest for suffrage in Lafayette, Indiana.
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Canada
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Western Reserve
Bovener Elected to Congress In the Wheeling District
Returns from a quarter of Wheeling and scattered counts in the First district indicate Captain B B Bovener a Republican won by not less than 2000. Ohio county shows Republican gain about 400 as Dems trail 1492 figures. In Pennsylvania Allegheny City and Pittsburgh report Hastings ahead by large margins with Acheson strong in Twenty fourth district. York and Altoona report GOP gains, statewide Republican majority near 250000. Wilkesbarre shows Republican gain and Leisenring elected for Congress.
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Leisenring
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Frick
Altoona
Blair County
Women At The Polls In Colorado Election Test
Denver voters saw women actively electioneering with society leaders delivering female voters to polling places. The scene centered on civic participation as women cast ballots, marking a notable moment in the state's election day coverage.
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Capitol Hill Society
White House election returns reach cabinet at Woodley
Washington Nov. 7 four cabinet members and Thurber plus guests heard returns from the elections with wire bulletins straight from the White House. The president left for Woodley at 5 pm and bulletins were sent to him via a special line. In Omana Nebraska results favor Republicans with Gov Majors likely defeated. Michigan and Detroit returns show a large Republican plurality and predicted gains in Congress.
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Woodley
McIntyre Likely Wins Colorado Governor Race Big Lead
Denver dispatch reports early indications that McIntyre the Republican will lead Waite the Populist by 15,000 to 20,000 in the governor race. The Times-Sun asserts a Republican majority of about 20,000 in Arapahoe County and a statewide Republican edge in the remainder of the state.
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Republicans Claim Iowa Victory In 1900 Returns
Des Moines Iowa November 7 Republicans claim the state by 75000. The Republican committee says ten Republican congressmen elected by increased majorities and Hayes defeat probable. Returns slow in coming in.
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Republican Committee
Hayes
Election forecasts from Wichita and Milwaukee reports
The Wichita Eagle predicts Congressman Long will win by about 1000 over Jerry Simpson and Morrill carries Wisconsin by around 10000. Milwaukee reports Republican leaders claim a statewide majority around 30000, with Wisconsin Republicans ahead of 1892.
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South Dakota Republicans Elect State and Congressional Tickets
Yankton November 7 reports South Dakota Republicans have elected the state and congressional tickets as results come in from the election day ballots.
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Prairie area grain and livestock price listings
Market ledger lists No 1 red wheat at 5 5 1 5 , No 2 rye 52 14c, corn yellow 58 53, oats range 32 34c, hay timothy 11.00 12.50, clover mixes 9.50 10.50, creamery luster prices 25 21c, cheese Ohio finest 1014 42c, eggs Pennsylvania Ohio 19 2c, storage 17.4 18c, poultry live chickens 40 24c per pair, spring 30 40c, chicks 5 6c per pair, dressed 1.00 1.10 per lb, turkeys 11 12c, ducks 12 13c.
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Elgin
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Local shop ads promote bargains at Cunningham's and Stumpf's
Stumpf's offers ladies rubbers and dress accessories while V M Cunningham highlights wool underwear gloves hats and discounted men's shirts watches and eyewear. Empfield's drugstore opposite the court house sells pure medicines. Nesbit repairs and sharpens tools and watches with a guarantee. Test Chenille fascinators and show fascinators sold at Cunningham's.
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Allin leads statewide in slow-count North Dakota race
From Farco North Dakota on November 7 returns roll in slowly and show Allin a Republican for governor leading the ticket. Republicans report gains in Fargo Grand Forks Bismarck and other large towns while some country precincts swing to Populists. Central committee claims Allin ahead by about five thousand. Democrats concede about a thousand.
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Hudson Assembly Seats Lean to Democrats, McDermott Says
Allan L. McDermott, chairman of the Democratic state committee, reports to The True American that Democrats won about 2,000 plurality for 11 Hudson assembly seats. He concedes the legislature to the Republicans and predicts little worth hearing from the rest of the state.
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Allan L. McDermott
Charman
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Hudson
Calif and City Returns Hint at Republican Gov Victory
San Francisco on November 7 reports that Estee looks set to win the governor’s race with most Republican state officer candidates also elected. In the city, Adolph Sutro the Populist is believed elected mayor, while Non-Partisan candidates appear to have won key city offices.
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Estee
Adolph Sutro
New Orleans Returns Favor Democratic House Candidates
From New Orleans on November 7 returns indicate the reelection of Democratic congressmen in the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts by about a 5000 vote majority each. Charles E. Buck is projected to win in the Second district to replace Davey.
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Charles E. Buck
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Election clashes in Augusta leave one dead see report
In Augusta Georgia on November 7 a fight at the polls involved Populist worker John M. Goss who challenged a black voter. Goss drew a pistol triggering a melee and a fusillade of shots. Goss died almost instantly and several others were wounded.
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Republican Victory Prospects in Curiaco and Chicago
Curiaco reports a Republican victory by about 10,000 in a strong showing, with hopes of retaking 16 congressmen and control of both legislative branches, signaling a US senator’s return. Chicago trends favor Republicans as Gov Nelson appears re-elected with a larger plurality than two years ago, while Populists gain share.
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