Roosevelt wins New York and Republicans hold House in national vote
Election returns reveal Theodore Roosevelt elected Governor of New York and Republicans retain control of the U S House with a safer majority. Governors chosen in California Colorado Idaho Kansas Michigan Minnesota Massachusetts New York New Hampshire New Jersey Nebraska Nevada North Dakota Pennsylvania South Dakota Texas Wisconsin Wyoming and more. Fusionists back Pingree in Michigan and Lind appears elected Minnesota governor.
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Election Riots and Voter Disorders Highlight 1896 Returns
The bulletin recounts congressional gains and state results across many states with emphasis on Phoenix riot deaths, ballot machines in Rochester, and notable figures such as Roosevelt, Van Wyck, and Pingree. It notes Republican gains in Iowa Kansas Wisconsin and other states, and Democratic dominance in the South and certain regions.
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States Voted Across Nation On Tuesday For Various Offices
The survey lists states and territories with filled offices led by Alabama nine Congressmen and Georgia eleven Congressmen. It notes Oregon Vermont and Maine did not elect Tuesday while others chose governors judges secretaries treasurers and many Congress members. It also reports Senators to be elected by legislatures in twenty three states and cites early outcomes and a fire at the Cora Latta lease mine near Joplin Missouri.
President McKinley Votes in Canton Greeting Crowd
President McKinley arrived in Canton at 9:25 a m with his party and traveled to the residence. He walked to the polling place amid a cheering crowd with no incident then left for Washington the same afternoon after casting his vote.
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