Official Count in New York Crowns Cleveland and Hendricks
New York officials report a Democratic majority across all electors with totals showing Cleveland and Hendricks leading Blaine by about 1,076 votes per the state canvass. Other states and figures include Indiana banners and shifting Senate visions as results trickle in from the national election.
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Indiana vote totals show Gray ahead in governorship
Inpranapouis Indiana report dated November 14 records total state vote at 489,732. Gray leads with 245,140 to Calkins 237,748 and Leonard 8,338 in gubernatorial race. Greenbackers and Prohibitionists backed Hammond for Supreme Court, Mitchell elected Democrat by 3,771. Legislature unchanged with 44 Democratic majority on joint ballot. Unofficial Democratic electors plurality 6,888.
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View of U S Presidential Fallout Reflects Party Power
Washington November 12 The election shock paralyzed public business as officials sought solace in Blaine claims and the New York Tribune. The piece argues Republicans held sweeping control for decades, with civil service and federal offices run to benefit the party and its allies, raising fears of retirement from power.
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Mrs Hoyt Expected to Lead Washington Society
Albany November 12 phrase describes Mrs Hoyt Gover nor Cleveland's sister likely to preside at the White House after March 4. The piece praises her as a practical, charitable, unpretentious woman who favors economy and simplicity and is kind to immigrants. It portrays potential shifts in Washington social leadership and notes her plain attire and modest jewelry.
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Lie Nailed in Atlanta on Election Night Flags
Telegrams from San Francisco claim radical sources spread a false tale of a Confederate flag at the Atlanta capitol after Cleveland’s election. The city displayed only the federal and U.S. colors on buildings and in the procession, with Union flags in use and none of the Confederate flag seen. Gov McDaniel wielded the national colors as he spoke, and the crowd cheered the banner.
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Recount in New York favors Cleveland over Blaine
Indiana dispatch, Nov. 16, reports the New York recount showing Cleveland ahead by more than 1,100 votes. Blaine calls for the end of reform opponents, while analysts credit Tammany and local independents. The note highlights political shifts, cabinet talk, and reactions across states including Texas.
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