Republicans Hold Key States Across Nation in Election News
Nationwide results show Ohio, Kentucky, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Virginia, Nebraska, New York, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, New Jersey, and Mississippi leaning or reaffirming Republican or Democratic control. Figures listed include 50,000, 7,000, 69,009, 15,000, 75,000, 126,000, 10,000, 15,000, and 30,000 with varied majorities.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Iowa
Shaw
Maryland
Massachusetts
Virginia
Nebraska
Bryan
New York State
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
New Jersey
Mississippi
New York
Tau
Misesippi
Massechusetts
Supreme Court
State University
Penneylvania
Supreme
Superior Courts
Virginia Agislature
Nash
Jones
Holcomb
Reese
Assembly
Senate
Taylor
Greater
Mazer
Maybury
Detroit
James D. Phelan
San Francisco
Mixeissipy
Eleven States vote in electons and major results
Returns from eleven states show Republicans winning several key offices including Ohio governor and New York Assembly seats while Democrats sweep Maryland. Nebraska fusionists lead with 12k to 15k margins, and Kentucky Michigan and Massachusetts show mixed outcomes amid close races. Violent clashes noted at Kentucky polls with multiple injuries and arrests statewide.
Ohio and Kentucky Election Returns Reported by District
Ohio officials announced Nash Republican victory with gains in Hamilton and Cuyahoga. Franklin Lucas and several counties tipped in Democratic favor. Kentucky’s Blackburn telegram congratulated Bryan as Gochel and Taylor figures drew mixed forecasts. Maryland shifts to Democrats with Smith Rayner and Hering wins. Cairo reports Kitchener expedition against the Khalifa. Pembina Michigan fire wipes out five homes.
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Ohio
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
1Eas
Judge Nash
Bushnell
General Assembly
Hamilton County
Republican Committee
Franklin
Lucas
Hocking
Vinton
Knox, Adams and
Pike
Senate
Sam Jones
Toledo
Mitch
Nash
Jones
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Kentucky
Blackburn
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Associated Press
Gochel
Teylor
Gen. Taylor
Republican Campaign Committee
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Isidor Rayner
Joshua W. Hering
State
Baltimore
Cairo
Lord Kitchener
New York and Several States See Election Outcomes
New York Democrats carry Greater New York while Republicans hold the Assembly, with gains in Kings and nearby counties. Mazet loses to Stewart in Manhattan's nineteenth district. Barret sweeps Supreme Court votes. O’Gorman defeats Daly for the Court seat. Greil wins sheriff. Pennsylvania shows a decisive Republican win but lighter turnout. Philadelphia vote down. New Jersey shows a light off year with Republican Assembly lead. Also noted are Cuban tensions in Havana and a $1.6 million cement plant planned for St Louis along with a railway collision injuries and prison escape details.
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Gov
Tyler
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Regents
State University
Republican
Fusion
Prohibition
Poynter
New York
State Assembly
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Gov. Stone
New Jersey
Gov. Voortees
Mississippi
Bryan
Watson
Greater
Assembly
Kings
Robert Mazet
Investigating
Perez M
Tammany
Sheriff
William J. O'Brien
Independent Labor Party
Republicans
Citizens’ Union
O'Brien
Trades Union
Three Die in Rail Wreck Caused by Thieves
Three fatally injured and many others hurt when Michigan Central Train No 310 wrecked three miles north of Alexis Michigan. Investigators found fish plates removed from rails with bolts unscrewed and wrenches nearby indicating planned theft. Engineman William Hamilton survived the crash and helped stop the express, while two suspects fled with stolen overcoats but were not captured. A hospital train from Detroit was dispatched for the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Everal
Pat Heary
Mount Sterling
J. P. Hearing
Olympia
Bath County
John Adkins
Covington
Pugh
Lexington
Democratic County Committee
Wila Wiley
Louisville
Atlanta
Lieut. Brumby
Manila
Mexico
J. O. Tuscell
Manitou Park
Colo
Leon Jackson
Newport
Tenn
Mme
Algeria Barrios
Algeria Barrios, the Young Widow of the Late Gen. Barrios
Guatemala
Miss Russell
Hamilton
Ont
Transvaal
Seaver
Pueblo
Buffalo
N. Y
John Denboskey
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Edwin Belt
James Dugan
Allentown
Riley Kulp
Ugo Talbo
Patti
Stockton
Cal
Cleveland
Davis Kiser
New York
Park Board
Central Park
Olmsted
Emil Schiff
Theodore Schiff
Texas
Joseph Jessing
Josephinum
Charles Rhoades
Alfred Abrahamson
Jamestown
Michigan Central
Alexis
Mich
Wiliam Hamilton
Toleio
Harkens
Toledo
Detroit
Lake Shore
Immigration to be checked by protective legislation
Commissioner General Powderly urges a comprehensive immigration bill to shield U S citizens from evils of indiscriminate labor imports. Total arrivals reach 311,715, with undercounts possible. European inflow rising from Italy, Austria Hungary, Russia, and Finland. Exclusions totaling 3,798 include paupers, likely public charges, diseased, convicts, and contract laborers. Hawaii, Cuba, Porto Rico and Philippines extensions discussed. a Hawaii bill failed. Reports of 25,000 Japanese coolies imported since July 1898 noted. Extension of laws to recently captured territories urged to prevent future embarrassments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Powderly
Bureau of Immigration
United States
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Finland
Hawaii
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Spain
Global curiosities and tensions in a changing world
Statements from various nations note new tax schemes in Italy and rising insanity concerns in Great Britain. Germany forms single tax clubs while Copenhagen plans a Siam expedition. Seven Central American scientific voyages unfold as Carlism strengthens in Spain. Dublin municipal workers to be paid four dollars weekly. Transsiberian length reaches 3830 miles and English golfers discard knickers for long trousers.
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Chili
Germany
Copenhagen
Siam
Central America
Great Britain
Postal Savir Bank
Italy
Spain
Dublin
Rennes
Salisbury Warns Europe on Intervention at Banquet
Lord Salisbury told the lord mayor’s banquet that Britain will resist any foreign intervention in the Anglo Boer War. He warned continental powers against threats or coercion and asserted international law forbids meddling. He stressed cordial US relations and noted the Samoan treaty as proof of English-German accord and mutual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Britain
London
Europe
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
England
United States
Admiral Dewey Marries Mildred Hazen in Quiet Washington Ceremony
Admiral George Dewey wed Mildred Hazen at St Pauls Catholic Church in Washington at 10 am Thursday. The ceremony was private with only close family and a priest present, reflecting the couple’s simple approach amid public speculation about his war plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
George Dewey
Mildred Hazen
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Washington
Washington Society
Lieut. Caldwell
Father Mackin
Dewey
Colleges and universities report varied student and staff trends
Bryn Mawr offers a law course for young women two thirds of Yale freshmen are church members Boston maintains free evening drawing schools Chicago Y M C A evening classes reach 1 000 students Amherst teaches modern governments University of Pennsylvania dorms self governed Ground breaks for a new infirmary at Vassar Johns Hopkins adds conversational Spanish Columbia expands German staff Denmark runs over eighty adult schools New York University acquires Mexican antiquities A small percentage of Wesleyan College freshmen are women Birmingham University endowment rises to 2 500 000 Earlham receives 25 000 from Francis White Intercollegiate Tennis Association attendance low Wagner Club at Wellesley has 200 members Vienna plans 500th medical school anniversary Boston University suspensions over cane rush draw protests Forestry College at Cornell requires new quarters Boston districts lack accommodations about thirty outside places leased Vassar freshmen class fills campus cottages crowded
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Bryn Mawr
Yale
Boston
Ernest G. Sibler
New York University
Chicago Y. M. C. A
Amherst
University of Pennsylvania
Vassar College
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia University
Denmark
Mexico
Connecticut Wesleyan College
Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons
Francis T. White
New York
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Birmingham
England
College of Porestry
Cornell University
Vassar
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McKinley
Seryan
Japan
Islands
Jepam
Samuel M. Jones
Kinney
Shackelford
Court of Appeals
Ilona
Supreme C
Goldsborough
Gov. Wolcott
Repubcan
Ormsby Triplets
Carter Harrison
Helen Gould
Chicago
Charles Green
Glasgow
Mary Chalkley
Governon
Nash, Ohio
ELECT
Pembina
Barnett
Beacom
Kansas
John T. Chaney
Shawnee County
C. C. McCarthy
Jefferson
Havana
Prospect Hill
St. Louis
Mhouars
Rance
Big Four
Springfield
Tey
Father Conway
Gus Thomas
Frank Mitchell
George Lawrence
J. J. Johnson
Tennessee
Nashville
Michigan
Hage
Dewey IS
Married
Feer Colleges
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