Results All States Back McKinley Victory Amid Cheers
Chicago reports show Republican national headquarters flooded with congratulations as returns solidify McKinley’s win. Payne and committee members express confidence, citing electoral votes and Nebraska as strong McKinley states, while Kentucky’s result remains uncertain and Bryan’s state looms in question.
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Popular Vote Returns in New York and Pennsylvania Nov 8 1900
New York political centers close as campaign ends. McKinley leads with about 145000 in the state. Odell trails by 100000. Nationally Republicans gain five seats in the House. In Pennsylvania Philadelphia reports place McKinley at 287 and a 270 plurality. Local governors and leaders prepare to depart.
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Kentucky Yields Mixed Election Returns As Results Narrow
Kentucky returns show Bryant and Beckham leading in the early counts with margins around 7,800 for Bryant and 4,068 for Beckham as 1,000s of precincts still awaited. Republicans claim Yerkes victory in 11th district and McKinley lead statewide. Democratic and Republican leaders dispute results amid delayed returns from strongholds.
Republicans Poised for Working Majority in Next House
Washington reports from party leaders outline a Republican edge in the upcoming House. Representative Loudenslager claims about 203 GOP members against 154 for Democrats, while Democratic secretary Kerr cites at least 168 Democrats with potential additions, leaving Republicans with a slim majority based on current advisories.
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Complexion of Senate shifts as Republicans gain control
Washington November 8 the senate composition after Tuesday's election will be 49 Republicans 27 Democrats and 9 Independents with legislatures in doubt in Delaware Nebraska and Idaho and five seats up for election. Independent senators include Stewart of Nevada Kyle of South Dakota Turner of Washington Harris of Kansas and Wellington of Maryland who aligned with different parties in the last session.
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Ovation to McKinley Across Nation in 1896 Trip
President McKinley travels from Canton to Washington amid continuous ovations with crowds derailing business and workers marching to greet him and Mrs McKinley receiving flowers. Across states results show McKinley leading in New Jersey Rhode Island Maine and Virginia with varied margins and party shifts in legislatures and congress.
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Nebraska results show McKinley edge and fusion close
Nebraska returns indicate a tight race with McKinley leading by about 5,000 in early tallies, while fusion forces claim gains in the legislature and possible state officers. Bryan supporters argue a narrow Bryan win and fusion control of state offices, with complete results awaited statewide.
McKinley Leads in Iowa Returns with Large Plurality
Des Moines dispatch reports McKinley winning 266,066 votes to Bryan 178,548 in 13 counties, a statewide Republican plurality above 100,000. Congressional nominees expected to gain strong pluralities and constitutional amendments on biennial elections and a constitutional convention carried by large majorities. Pluralities listed for 11 congressional districts include Hedge, Rumple, Henderson, Hanger, Cousins, Lacey, Hull, Hepburn, Smith, Conner, and Thomas.
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McKinley Leading California with Large Majority
California returns show McKinley leading by about 40,000 votes as 1,574 of 2,190 precincts report. Nationally, Republicans win all seven California congressmen and hold a Republican legislature by 26, with San Francisco tallying McKinley 85,112 to Bryan 25,151.
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Dockery Is Elected Governor In Missouri Vote
Early returns from 40 of 114 counties show Democrats gaining in St Louis by about 15,000 while Gov elect Alexander M. Dockery leads with a roughly 35,000 plurality. Bryan electors and state legislature outcomes remain contested as results trickle in from across the South and West.
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Ohio vote shows GOP edge as counties report returns
Unofficial Ohio returns from 84 of 88 counties give McKinley a lead for governor and Republicans win 12 of 17 congressional seats. The total vote nears 1.1 million, the largest in state history, with minor party shares typical. Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo reflect Democratic gains, while Bechter Nevin and Tompkins win key districts by slim margins.
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Kansas is Republican Complete Returns Show a 26 000 Plurality
Early returns from Kansas indicate McKinley leading by about 25 000 votes. The Republican state ticket likely wins by around 5 000. The legislature will be Republican, ensuring a Republican U.S. Senator to replace Lucien Baker. Seven Republicans are likely elected to Congress, with the 3rd district still uncertain in favor of fusion.
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Indiana Republicans Sweep State in Nationwide Return
Indiana returns show a Republican plurality between 28 000 and 32 000 for the national ticket with Durbin winning the governorship and Republicans winning the state and Marion county tickets and about nine or ten congressmen. Minnesota governorship remains unsettled with Van Sant and Lind leading. Idaho fusion likely. Michigan returns give McKinley a large plurality and Bliss pulling closer to ticket. Arkansas shows Bryan ahead by about 60 000. Utah reports McKinley margin around 4 500 with Sutherland leading for congress. Senate will be 9 Republicans and 6 Democrats. Republicans gain 28 House seats to 17, a joint-ballot majority of 11 for Republicans.
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