Colorado election returns reveal fusion victory across numerous counties
The report details fusion candidates winning key Colorado districts and counties including Arapahoe Pueblo El Paso and Boulder with silver fusion leads. It notes Brehmell defeated by Jones and lists elected legislators by county with party affiliations and margins.
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A. T. Stewad
Pueblo County
Saguache
Rio Grande
Arspahoe
J. Frank Adams
Arthur C. Bartelx
John J. Bradley
John W. Browning
Wilbur F. Cannan
William T. Duncen
Albert G. Extes
Frances
el Paso
Gaughan
Jones
Si. Fux
Montgomery
Boulder
Byron
Drumm
Coyington
T. Ru. Lake
Kennedy
Kendrick
Las Animas
Dunleavy
Murray
Weld
J. Max Clark
D. B. Severance
Fremont
J. A. Moore
Chaffee
L. A. Hollenbeck
Clear Creek
Ilott
Costilla
Conejos
Murcia
Custer
Douglas
Briscoe
Eagle
Dilts
Garfield
H. R. Kamm
Gilpin
Hughes
Gundlsov
Rawalt
Huerfano
Pino
Jefferson
W. G. Smith
T. R
la Plata
Larim
Nebraska Tight Race Forces Official Count
Lincoln November 9 Returns slow and county reports hint the Republican gains may slip. State ticket and Legislature are in doubt, with an official count likely needed. Fusion and Republican committees temper claims as results remain unsettled.
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Lincoln
Neb
Allen
Thompson
Fusion Committee
Schneider
Repub
Kansas Seems Set for Republican Victory in 1890 Balloting
Kansas returns show Stanley likely elected governor by about 13000 votes. Populist Taylor Riddle offers no further claim, conceding Vincent for Congress in the Fifth and Simpson in the Seventh likely defeated. Republicans gain two state senators and 97 representatives, giving a 52 vote joint-ballot majority and securing a Republican state printer.
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Topeka
Kan
Stanley
Taylor Riddle
Vincent
Congress
Simpson
Wyoming likely Republican as Mondell gains in early returns
Cheyenne reports 31 of 287 Wyoming precincts counted. Mondell shows a 520 vote majority for Congress, up 69 from 1896, while Richards gains 134 votes for governor. Democrats still claim state victory.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mondell
Congress
Richards
Fergusson Leads in New Mexico Delegate Race
Albuquerque on November 8 reports Fergusson ahead for delegate with a majority of over 500 based on returning precincts. Remote precincts may boost Perea, but Fergusson is believed safely elected.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fergusson
Perea
Republicans Win California Governor Race and Congress Seats
On Nov 8 to 10, it appeared Gage, a Republican, was elected governor by at least a 5,000 plurality. The Republican state committee claimed all seven Congressmen and the Legislature, though Democrats may win the Second and Fourth district seats.
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Lican Committee
San Francisco
Gage
Republican State Central Committee
Honor to Miles as New York banquet honors general
A Waldorf Astoria banquet for Major General Miles drew about 700 guests led by toastmaster Joseph H. Choate. Governor-elect Roosevelt and Captain Arthur Paget faced warm receptions, with speeches praising the U S forces and Anglo American ties amid naval and military notables.
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Miles
United States Army
Waldorf-Astoria
McKinley
Astoria
General Miles
Joseph H. Choate
Astor Gallery
Mr. Choate
Roosevelt
Shafter
Nelson A. Miles
Henry Erben
Roger A. Wolcott
Massachusetts
Asa Bushnell
Ohio
Daniel E. Hop
Benjamin F. Tracy
Levi P. Morton
Arthur Paget
R. N
Daniel H. Hastings
Pennsylvania
O. O. Howard
Seth Low
Roswell P. Flower
Chauncey M. Depew
William J. Sewall
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
Foot Guards
New Haven
Connecticut
Temperance Women Open Memorial National Convention
St Paul reports the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened its Memorial convention honoring Miss Frances Willard. Key events included memorial services for departed members, tributes by Mrs Stevenson, and a welcome for delegates. Annie W. Clark led prayer as credentials and committee appointments began.
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Stevenson
Frances Willard
Annie W. Clark
Ohio
Cuban education plan finds favor with colleges
General Joseph Wheeler pushes a plan to educate Cuban youths in the United States then return to Cuba to help build stable government. Gilbert S. Harroun asks 800 college presidents for two or more free-tuition slots per school. Over 100 responses show support with many colleges offering beyond tuition and some waiving exams for deserving Cuban youths.
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General Wheeler
New York
Joseph Wheeler
Cuba
Gilbert S. Harroun
Union College
Harroun
United States
Close vote in Nebraska Fusion state ticket elected
Election returns show the Fusion state ticket winning by about 2 500 votes in Nebraska with Republicans securing the Legislature. Senate 20 Republicans 12 Fusionists with one in doubt. House 48 Republicans 46 Fusionists with six in doubt. Close contests in Richardson County involved a district judge mandamus to certify a winner by three votes.
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Lincoln
Neb
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senate
House
Richardson County
Towne Defeat Admitted in Duluth Vote Counts
The fusion congressional committee concedes C A Towne's defeat as Crook county adds 19 to Morris's 621 margin. Three Saint Louis precincts are unknown and Cass and Bellamie county results remain missing. Towne carried Duluth by over 1800 but leaves the county down more than 900. Morris won the county two years ago by 192. Judge Morris gains reelection due to the western portion of the district.
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Towne
Duluth
Minn
Navy
Fusion
Congressional Committee
Morris
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