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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1898

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Here for Furs large store adapts to every preference

This advertisement touts a broad fur collection with varied prices and items. Electric Seal Neck Scarfs, Brown Marten, Mink Scarfs, Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs, fur collars, collarettes, capes, coats, and furs re fashioned services are offered. Catalogue available free. fabric samples listed with prices.

JOS HORNE & CO. Art Stamped Linens Catalog Offer

A Pittsburg based ad promotes stamped linens for women, featuring white linen doilies centerpieces and cushion tops in various sizes and prices, stamped Renaissance patterns, a full line of scarfs curtains and handkerchiefs, and mail order with samples available upon request. The fall and winter catalogue is offered.

Growing Republican House Majority Signals National Presssure

Reported gains show Republicans expanding their hold in the House with a broader Senate edge emerging. The summary notes Stone's Pennsylvania plurality nearing 150,000 and Ohio Republicans strengthening their statewide majority amid a semi official rollup of state results.

Republicans gain large Ohio plurality and GOP congressmen elected

Associated Press reports from Columbus show the Republican state ticket likely to exceed a 60 000 plurality and fifteen congressmen elected. Washington notes confirm a Republican Senate majority next March with 167 Republicans and 164 Democrats or others elected to Congress amid several districts still in doubt.

Associated Press Independent Ohio Republican Senate Washington Canton Congress California Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Massachusettes Minnesota Missouria Nebrsaka Pennsylvania West Virginia Wisconsin

Roosevelt Election Result in New York Victory

New York reports Roosevelt's plurality likely to reach 20000 with fifteen Republicans and nineteen Democrats elected to Congress. Republicans lead the legislature by twenty five on joint ballot ensuring a Republican U.S. Senate seat.

Axupany Roosevelt United States Senate

Fusionists Sweep Colorado State Ticket In Election

Denver reports Fusionists won the Colorado state ticket led by Charles E. Thompson with about 50,000 votes’ margin. The party also controls the legislature.

Denver Charles 8. Thompson

Republicans win state legislature and most congress seats

In San Francisco on November 9 there is no doubt the Republicans have elected the legislature and the entire state ticket by pluralities from five thousand to four hundred thousand. Republicans are confident they will secure six of seven Congress seats.

San Francisco Congress New Zealand Beefton Chamberlain

Des Moines Returns Lean Republican With Eleven Elected

Iowa report shows Republicans ahead by about 45 000 votes with eleven congressmen claimed. Democrats contend Weaver may still win in the Sixth district amid ongoing contest coverage.

Des Motes Weaver

Nebraska Returns Signal Republican Victory in Governor Race

Lincoln Nov 9 Returns show a Republican governor likely by about 10000 votes. Legislature expected to be solidly Republican on joint ballot. Two congressional districts elect Republicans, two Fusionists, and two doubtful.

Lincoun

Indiana Republicans hold state by large plurality

A Times-Star dispatch from Indianapolis reports Indiana Republicans will win the state by about 15,000 votes. The legislature will be Republican by a 40 vote joint-ballot majority, guaranteeing a successor to Senator Turpie. High Republicans win most districts, though the Fourth and Fifth districts remain in doubt.

Cincinnati Times-Star Indianapolis Turpie Gout Blasker Democratic State Committee Daugherty Republican State Committee Ohio Ditrict W. B. Shattuck J. H. Bromwell John J. Brenner B. Gordon David Meekison Seth W. Brown Walter L. Weaver Archibald Lybrand James H. Southard Stephen R. Morgan U Charles H. Grosvenor

Wolcott Wins Massachusetts Governor Race by 83,243

Massachusetts returns Wolcott Republican as governor with a margin of 83 243 in the early tabulation. Large towns yet to report. result hinges on later tallies from remaining districts. The outcome suggests a statewide swing toward the Republican candidate and signals local political momentum.

Whittemore Elected State Treasurer In Illinois Win

Cuiiaco Nov. 9 Whittemore the Republican candidate for state treasurer is elected by 30,000. The lower house of the Legislature is Democratic by six and the Senate Republican by eleven.

Cuiiaco Whittemore Senate

McMillin Declared Tennessee Governor in Tight Race

NasHi.e Nov. 9 reports McMillin the Democratic candidate wins Tennessee governor by an estimated 12 000 to 18 000 votes. Republicans gain two Congress seats while Democrats secure eight. Brownlow and Gibson in Knoxville district remain Republican wins. Mahoking county expected Republican plurality of about 600 with full ticket elected.

Yarkistown Republican County Committee R. W. Taylor Mahoking County John J. Lentz James A. Morton Winfield S. Kerr Henry van Voverhis Lorenzo Danford John Anderson McDowell Robert W. Taylor Charles Dick F. C. Phillips Theodore H. Burton Congressman Weaver Bushnell Hanna Weaver Cleveland Cuyahoga County T. D. Brown T. E. Burton F. A. Phillips Daugherty Republi Can Ohio McKintey Union Mckinley Foraker Apa Gunna Blacker Democratic State Committee Democratic Campaign Committee Cincinnati Hamilton County Otto Preger Court of Common Pleas Albert Ss. Berry Congress Covington Newport Maryland Baltimore

Michigan Republicans Elect Pingree Governor in Landslide

Detroit November 9 Republicans elect Pingree as governor by about 55 000 plurality and secure the entire congressional slate with a large majority in both houses of the Legislature.

Detxort Pingree

Stone Wins Philadelphia and County by Large Lead

Pennsylvania returns show Republican candidate Stone carrying Philadelphia city and county by about 85,900 votes with an anticipated state plurality near 150,000. Result reflects a strong GOP turnout in early returns.

Philadelphia Stone Will

Republicans Claim Ohio Victory and State Seats

Ohio returns give Republicans state ticket victory by up to 70,000 and 15 Congressmen. Cuyahoga County leans Republican with 10,000 to 15,000 plurality. Democratic challenges and district results span Indiana and Maryland races. Tennessee and Connecticut show GOP gains, with varying state legislatures and congressional outcomes.

Connecticut New Haves Republcan Congressional Republican

Markets Report From New York and Midwest Nov 9

Markets mixed as New York shares fall on weak earnings and sugar slides. Wheat corn and oats steadier. cattle and hogs show firm to higher cash bids, with price ranges listed for primed, choice, and common categories. Missouri election results favor Democrats with a large legislature majority and Cockrell likely re-elected.

New York Manhattan T. B. Arnold D.uu Yu. WU Dolan Gows Hotas Iberat Sheke Yoo Wethers Missouri American Sugar American Tobiaco C. B&q Chicago Gas Rock Island T. Paul Western Union Curiaco Liverpool Lara Epo Massillon

Republicans Expected to Control House in Fifty Sixth Congress

New York, Nov. 9. Returns indicate 85 Republicans and 70 Democrats elected to the national house. Predictions from Chairman Babcock vary. he expects a Republican majority, possibly around 25, with gains in New York and several states. Notes on Kentucky, Maryland, and other states show mixed results and possible shifts in districts. Prominent names include Vincent Buering, Samuel J. Pugh, George M. Davidson, and party figures.

New York Associated Press House of Representatives Congress Wasnixcros Babcock Republican Congressional Committee Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Kansas Ohio Michigan Awley Texas Vincent Buering Kentucky Samuel J. Pugh George M. Davidson Maryland New York State Brooklyn Greater Cochran Mabany Buffalo Pennsylvania Karkpatrick Arno Dir. Babcock House of the Fifty Sixth Congress Alabama Masschusetts Missouri New Jersey North Carolina Virginia West Wirwida Delaware

Delaware Legislature Returns to Republican Joint Ballot Wins Hoffecker

In Delaware on November 9 Withisoton the legislature adopts a Republican joint ballot. Hoffecker, a Republican, defeats Handy, a Democrat, for Congress signaling a party victory in the election.

Withisoton Hoffecker Handy Congress

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