ELECTION RETURNS Across states National results vary widely
The briefing outlines returns from New York Massachusetts Ohio and Maryland with Cook winning New York secretary of state and Republicans gaining in Ohio and Maryland. It notes a strong Democratic city victory and shifting labor vote, plus senate and assembly outcomes, and mentions Massachusetts governor results and Nebraska and Iowa standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grant
New York
Massachusetts
Foraker Carrles
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Cook
Grant
Rep
George
United Labor
Hall
Progressive Labor
Prohibition
Cal Fellows
Mr. Nicoll
Louis F. Post
Les
Fellows
Yoang
Senate
Cornelius VanCott
Banksen T. Morgan
Ernest H. Crosby
Robert Ray Hamilton
Assembly
Foraker
Cincinnari
Powell
Hay
Seltz
Republicana
Henry Stueve
Sol P. Kincon
Hamilton County
Anx
Dem
Seitz
Sharp
Pro
Boston
Ames
Lovering
Parla
Marks
Bracket
Cutting
Denn
Battmone
Jackson
Brooks
Baldwin
Cepanapps
Iowa
Charles A. Clark
Superior Court
Board of Election
Des Maines
House
Larrabee
Anderson
Cain
Farnham
Dakota
St. Faun
Minn
Record of Crime Across Cities and Court Actions
Philadelphia shooting leaves Anna Cross wounded as Samuel Roystreck defends act of warding her a year prior. counterfeiters broken up by detectives. Chicago slaying follows bar quarrel. James Wells commits suicide in Hillsdale jail after killing John White. Lynchings in West Virginia tied to Rev Ryan murder case. Georgia penitentiary plans for a recent arson and murder suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anna Cross
Samuel Roystreck
Cragz
Louisville
Pat Hogan
James Hugeoy
Chicago
Janes Wells
Hilladale
Mich
John White
Mr. Ryan
Roane County
West Virginia
Georgia
Augusta
Gabe
Petr
Markets and notices from Orrenco to New Haven
Markets report board of trade quotations with Wheat and Corn prices, Park Jan to May prices, and livestock values from Union stock yards. New York Wheat and Corn futures steady with No 2 Red winter and cash bids. Livestock prices show cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges. Obituaries note Judge John M Berry of Minnesota died in Minneapolis. Also listed are bank cashier C C Crecellus under arrest for forgery. discussion of bronze statues planned for Concord and New Hampshire political note. legal move by Senator Chandler. Ball Tessar O Rourke admitted to New Haven bar. Syrup of Figs advertised as a laxative from California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrenco
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
New York
Old Mesa
Texas
Colorado
John ML Berry
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Minneapolis
C. C. Crecellus
Fifth National Bank of St
New Haven (Conn
Bridgeport
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New York City
Republican County
Joseph E. Gary
William P. Black
Capt. Black
Gary
Joel M. Longenecker
Goudy
I. K. Boyesen
George IL Kattelle
Francis Colby
Henry C. Senne
Thomas Brennan
Hyde Park
Cicero
Jefferson
Lake Annexation
Lake View
Nebraska
Omana
Supreme Court
State University
Phlabel
Pnis
Bart Wod Willaims
Richmond
Taunton
N. J
Democrata
Howse
Gen. Miles
Arizona
Tucson
A. T
Milea
Citzens
Cnvairy
Miles
Society of Arizona Pioneera
G A. R
Perk Garden
Royal A. Johnson
W. T. Sherman
Miles’ Awenp
W C. Endicott
William HH. Barnes
Yuma
tChamberlain la
Joseph Chamberlain
Washington City
Etruria
Brevoort
England
N. Y
Suspension Bridge
National Guards
Curiaco
Exposition Building
Battery D Armory
California Fig Syrup Co
San Francisco
Cal
Nugllyr
Duffield
Duffield's
Thomas Devereux
Convia
HU Woon Choppers
Osborn’s
Eckford
Ente
Ugheaford
James Osborn
Tekonsha
Buck
Fridara, CO
A. Chesher
Karl Smith Place
Cor
Prospect
Mulberry Streets
Marshall
John Houston
Houss
Division Street
Noyes Place
F.G. N. Vanslyck
Gallup
Cook Block
Elias Hewitt, Marshall, Michimonalfar
Maeor
M H. Snyder
D. B
Dewtiac
Galboun County
Starks
T H Bosneer
Titus
Frank, Thorp
Minnie
Robate Gordeb
Michisan
Saunty
Oulboun
Nudge
Probaiy
Eutate
Marr
Willian
Anid Telista Ee
Staan
Arepecel
Abe
Sane
Aiden
Sheen
MNO
Butler’s
State Street
Herndon Hotel
DECC
Jin
Mr. Butler
State St
Marehall
John Butler
Ries & Provisions
Ae State Street
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