07 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1895
Page
1
Large lot of red and black all wool suitings described as the most important dress goods offer of the year. 45 inches yard and a quarter wide, 50 cents a yard. Customers urged to send for samples to learn why the store calls it extraordinary.
10U veges assorted all wool Cheviot Suitings in neat mixture effects and choice colorings. Width 50 inches, priced at 50 cents. Also a broad line from 10 cents to 4 50 a yard, with samples offered on request. European dress goods and tailorings range 75 cents to 1 50, illustrating value in dry goods.
Great interest marked county elections as Republicans gain seats in Maryland and Ohio, threatening control of the U S Senate. Ohio and Maryland results alter the 1917 composition, with Utah electing two senators for the first time. Other states show mixed gains, while New York and New Jersey indicate Republican progress in the elections that affect future Senate races.
Returns indicate Benjamin J. Haywood Republican state treasurer winner by about 150000. Republicans gain across the ticket with seven judges of the new superior court elected. six Republicans chosen, one in doubt. In Philadelphia the GOP sweep continues with large majorities. Separate items note local results, drain canal trustees elected, and unrelated crimes including a clothing finding at Hickorytown and a farm laborer assault on a 14 year old in East Lumber township.
Historical dispatch notes likely Democratic gains and Populist strength across multiple states with Greenhalge re elected in Massachusetts by about 65 000 votes. Other items include New Jersey uncertain results Detroit reform ticket victory Utah political doubt Kansas City Kan Republicans win county ticket and justice race in Ricowomo Virginia Senate and House split Mississippi majority for Democrats in free silver camp Columbus Ohio sale confirmed and a hunter accident in Scatrows Ohio Vienna theater collapse and treasury condition report Washington cash balance and a horse race result in Remsville N C
Election dispatch reports Ghio gaining ground as New York loses a senator edge. Republican plurality projected near 100,000, Coxey’s support around 40,000, Bushnell funding in the six to nine thousand range. Party leaders claim gains in the house with 17 seats won and 270 or more votes anticipated.
Returns from numerous counties show Bradley a growing lead for U S Senator in Kentucky and Republicans claiming large majorities in the legislature. Ohio and Kentucky returns indicate strong GOP gains, with Populists and Prohibitionists minor, Democrats conceding losses and Republicans capturing offices and a large show of strength in two states.
Fragmented OCR text describes private teecrams and a cryptic scene at Remulean headquarters. Mentions of a Geer entity and references to a virtual dub hint at a disrupted event or meeting with unclear outcomes.
Across Maryland New Jersey Utah and other states Republicans claim majorities while Democratic results appear dwindling. City results in Baltimore Brooklyn and Cleveland show GOP gains with governor mayor and legislative leads. Mississippi and Virginia reflect mixed outcomes. Public notices tout tonic ads and medicines alongside election chatter.
Early returns show Republicans leading in New York State races with Parker carrying the state above Harlem and King winning New York and Kings counties. Tammany retains New York City with a modest plurality, while fusion is declared dead by Republican leaders. Other items include Turkish ambassador to Germany Ahmed Tevfik Pasha leaving for Constantinople and notices on public health and consumer goods.
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