A Clean Sweep Republicans Elect Entire State Ticket
Returns from many counties show Martin gaining large majorities with Funston and Anderson elected. Moonlight leads in several counties as Democrats gain in state and district contests. Cherokee and Lyon counties report mixed results, while partial counts suggest Republican statewide lead around 30,000 to 40,000 margins.
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Martin
Moonlight
Allen
Petilbon
Congress
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Leave
Wilson
General Victory in Congress Splits and Wins
The report details widespread Republican gains in the Fiftieth Congress, with key wins including Lawson over Bruce in New York Seventh and Amos J. Cummings sweeping Sixth. It notes Speaker Carlisle’s near-defeat in Kentucky, Warner’s likely victory, and Democrats losing ground across multiple districts including New York, St Louis, Cincinnati, and Missouri.
Weather and election notes in Cmcaco and Curacao
Magnificent weather in Cmcaco with half the registered votes cast by 11. Two labor tickets split the field with United Labor versus Labor League. Curacao reports united labor gains, Republicans and Democrats evenly split in strong wards. At 11 o'clock Republicans lead locally. Adams, Mason, Dunham win districts. Lawler re-elected in the Second.
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United Labor and Labor League
Labor League
Curcaco
United Labor Party
Adams
Mason
Dunham
Lawler
Election Returns Confirm Democratic Winners in Five Districts
Strte Rocs reports returns from across the state indicate the Democratic candidates are certain winners in all five congressional districts.
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Strte Rocs
Nov. 2 Election Returns From Multiple Cities
Ricuuono and Norfolk report Democratic gains with Wise leading 7,447 to Waddle 5,340 in Ricuuono. Parks wins Norfolk by Democratic margin, Portsmouth supports Parks with reduced majority. Indications show Republicans holding district. Staunton notes strong GOP gains and Yost appears elected.
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Geo. D. Wise
Edmund Waddle
Norfolk
Parks
Bowden
Portsmouth City
Staunton
Yost
Republic
California Election Highlights Five Independent Tickets
San Francisco reports show five state tickets in the field including Democrat Republican prohibition American party and anti-Coolie. Partial returns outside San Francisco indicate a Republican governor’s race likely for Bartlett unless San Francisco margin shifts. The American vote faded in the interior while O'Donnell led the Democratic side. preliminary returns suggest a Republican majority in the legislature though not yet definite.
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Swift
O'Donnell
Republicans Claim Iowa Gains in Election Tally
Des Moines Iowa November 2 returns split on control of eleven districts with Republicans forecasting 10 of 11 congressmen and narrow losses in first and sixth districts. Statewide GOP majority 8000 to 9000 up 3000 4000 from last year while Democrats split on state ticket with five congressmen possible. Early returns show Iowa governor race margin 7003 in favor of Larrabee over Whiting and eleven precincts indicate a net Republican gain of 124 from last year.
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Seney
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Larrabee
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Phelan Wins Congress Seat in Tenth District Race
Mespass reports James Phelan a Democrat elected to Congress in the Tenth district over Zach Taylor. Nov 2 election quiet with light turnout. Nashville notes Democratic gains statewide, Bob Taylor elected governor by 20k to 25k, Democrats gain one congressman. Davidson County Republicans win the legislative ticket.
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James Phelan
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Zach Taylor
Cnattancoca
NasHvile
Tenn
Bob Taylor
Davidson
Wilkinson Dominates First District In Quiet New Orleans Vote
New Orleans reports show Wilkinson Democratic near a walkover in the First district as city turnout remains light. In Second district parishes Hero Republican polled nearly full vote except for a small share from Simins Independent Republican in St James. Third district shows meager yet even turnout with no Democratic opposition elsewhere. Congressional picks: Fourth district N C Blanchard, Fifth district Churbusco Newton, Sixth district E W Robertson.
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Simins
St. James
N. C. Blanchard
Churbusco Newton
E. W. Robertson
Nebraska returns show GOP sweep and uncertain congressman race
The Times Omaha special reports a light Nebraska vote with General John W. Thayer leading the Republican state ticket by 25,000. Janes Lucid and G W E Dorsey are re-elected in the Second and Third districts. In the First district the congressman result remains doubtful, with Van Wyck likely to hold a majority in the legislature statewide.
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Funston
Congress
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Topeka
John A. Anderson
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Times
Omaha
Nebraska
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Janes Lucid
G.W. E. Dorsey
van Wyck
Democratic sweep in Alabama House races noted
In Montgomery on November 2 there was no opposition to Herbert in the Second district. Jones of Mobile and Oats of the Third district were also elected without opposition. Contests in the remaining five districts were weak, with the Fourth represented by Davidson as a potential hurdle. Indications favored a solid democratic delegation.
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Herbert
Jones
Mobile
Oats
Davidson
Hull vote tie for governor and lieutenant governor
Bostros November 2 report says Hull’s first counted ballot signals a tied race for governor and lieutenant governor. Long leads Congress with a plurality. A senator race ties. Republican candidate holds a 24 vote plurality for representative. Boetox returns Democrat gains over prior election.
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Sawyer Leads In Forty Town Vote Count In Coxcord
Coxcord November 2 Forty towns report results Sawyer republican 8656 Cogswell democrat 3748 Wentworth prohibition 189 Republican net gain 34 user summary of local election results with named candidates and vote totals.
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Sawyer
Cogswell
Wentworth
Spooner Wins in First District Race in Providence R I
In Providence R I on November 2 Spooner, a Republican, was elected to the First congressional district seat.
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R. 1
Spooner
Goff Appears Elected in West Virginia First District
Meagre reports from Wheeling at 9 50 p m indicate the election of Goff a Republican in West Virginia s First district with results not yet complete party balance unclear and votes still being tallied at press time.
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W. Va
Goff
Rusk and Rayner Win in Baltimore Returns
Baltimore voters complete the canvass and elect Democrats in the Third and Fourth districts. Rusk captures the Third district seat while Rayner wins in the Fourth.
Republican Gains Reported in Michigan Returns
Detroit November 2 returns show a slight Republican gain with the tally indicating a Republican plurality between 3,000 and 6,000. The updated figures reflect early results across the state, suggesting a modest shift in favor of the GOP.
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Detroit
State ticket wins in Galveston with large majority
Galveston reports November 2 shows a decisive victory for the Democrat state ticket with Gen. Ross leading by over 100,000 for governor. Returns indicate a strong statewide mandate as results come in.
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Gen. Ross
Rejected Votes Of Soldier Inmates At Erie Home
Erie Pennsylvania election board of the first precinct first ward rejected the votes cast by soldier inmates of the Pennsylvania soldiers and sailors home in the city.
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Indiana Ballots Show Heavy Scratching in County Tickets
Indiana voters report a large turnout in most districts by noon on November 2. Results on county tickets remain uncertain due to an immense amount of scratching, reflecting widespread ballot adjustments.
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Iowa Returns Show Republican State Ticket Lead
Des Moines reporting that at midnight on returns received the State Register estimates a republican majority on the state ticket of about 850 votes. The Republican state committee figures align with the Register figures.
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State Register
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Grimes Wins Fourth District Seat in Georgia
From Georgia colunists dated Nov 2 T W Grimes the democratic elected to congress from the Fourth district. Augusta Ga Nov 2 very light vote statewide and no opposition to the democratic candidates.
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Aucusta
Carlisle defeated in Covington by 1000 in Cin Cincinnati special
The Times Cincinnati special reports Speaker Carlisle, though likely to win re election, was defeated in Covington by about 1000 votes after carrying the town years ago by about 900. He also failed to carry Newport as his vote declined significantly.
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Cincinnati
Carlisle
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Newport
Quiet Election Across South Carolina With Low Turnout
Reports from Charleston and across South Carolina indicate a calm election with a very light vote. There was no opposition to the Democratic state ticket or Democratic congressional candidates except in the seventh district. Charleston shows an unusually small ballot.
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Charleston
Congress
Mississippi Second District Reelects Judge J Meyer
In Mississippi on November 2 Judge J B Mayer, a Democrat, was re elected to the Second congressional district seat, defeating General Jeunes and R Chalmers, who ran as Greenbacker and Republican by a large margin. In Tennessee, P J Gloss, a Democrat, was re elected to Congress from the Ninth District.
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J. B. Meyer
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P. J. Gloss
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Tennessee
Election Tempers Flare as Republican Procession Attacked
Minnesota pact news from November 2 reports uproar at the election with a Republican procession attacked in Minneapolis last night. About sixty people were injured including ex Governor Pillsbury. Several victims are severely hurt and at risk of death.
Wisconsin Returns Point to Rusk Re election Victory
Milwaukee reports at 10 15 p m indicate Governor Rusk the Republican likely re elected by a plurality of 6000 to 10000 statewide. Milwaukee County shows a sweep for the party with the lower ticket carried by a strong margin and by midnight the entire Republican ticket conceded in the state.
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Rusk
The Next House In Senate Forecast
The Tribune estimates the next U S Senate will have 42 representatives and 34 Democrats. The House of Representatives is expected to be 155 Republicans and 170 Democrats, a Republican gain of 36.
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the Tribune
Senate
United States
House of Representatives
Ohio Republicans claim 12,000 lead, fifteen congressmen
Ohio Republican state committee chairman reports a 12,000 vote lead for Republicans in Cincinnati as election results estimate fifteen congressmen. The update notes Ohio momentum on November 2.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Republican State Committee
A Gain in New York Assembly Returns
New York on November 2 reports the state assembly will be 75 Republicans and 53 Democrats, with a Democratic gain of two seats. The tally signals Republicans maintaining control amid shifts in party representation.
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