Constitutional amendments carry in Pennsylvania vote
Philadelphia reports three proposed constitutional amendments carried by small majorities amid light statewide turnout. The piece details results for state treasurer Frank G. Harris and Supreme Court Justice William Potter, plus county-by-county tallies showing varying margins and widespread election-law clashes in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Frank G. Harris
William Potter
Supreme Cour
Barnett
Harris
Potter
Adams
Coray and Yerkes
Creasy
Armstrong—Harris
Parnete
Beaver—Harris
Pot
Bedford
Berks—Coray
Yerkes
Blair
Bradford
Blair—Harris
Bucks—Coray
Yerkey
Butler
Coray
Cambria
Cameron—Harris
Barrett
Carbon—Coray
Centre
Coray and
Chester—iorris
Clarion—Coray
Clearfield
Bar- Bett
Jority
Crawfferd
Gay
Rigs
Peter
Fayette
Franklin—Harris
Bernecz
Forest—Harris
Fulton—Coray
Greene
Lachewarne
Lawrence—Hai
Lebanon
Herris
Poiter
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
Yeri
Save Barnett
Dike—Coray
Povier—Hors and Poter
Snyder—Harris and Potter
Susque Potter
Pharr
Burnett & Rational
Povier
Fusion Carries New York as Seth Low Wins Mayor Seat
In New York on November 6 1901 the Fusion ticket led by Seth Low former Columbia University president won the mayoral race with large margins in Manhattan and the Bronx and narrow gaps in other boroughs. Jerome and Van Wyck results favored the Fusion for Supreme Court and City positions while Croker acknowledged Low’s victory.
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Greater New York
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Seco
Ham Travers Jerome Shet
Mieror
Robert A. van Wiek
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Justice
Supreme Court
New York County
Jerome
Major van Wyck
Charles Vincent Fornes
Citizens’ Union
Republicans
Board of Aldermen
George M. van Hoesen
Manhattan
Erony
Tokmeror
Law
Shepard
Richmond
Low
Iron York
Brooklyn
Grester New Eenth
Brocktyn
Croker
Richard Crower
Pusion Candiaate
Early returns show Republican sweep in several states
Across Des Moines and other cities on November 6 the Republican ticket led by A. B. Cummins won by large pluralities. Massachusetts reelected W. Murray Crane governor. Maryland Democrats won city and county majorities while Nebraska tapped Judge Sedewick by a large state majority. Kentucky votes hinge on future Senate race. Colorado reports full Democratic ticket victory with large margins.
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Ohio
Senator Foraker
Auving
John R Walk Success
AicLean
Democratic National Committees
Nash
Ciy Republican
Cincinnaci
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Iowa
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Nebraska
Lincoln
Sedewick
William McKinley
de France
Kentucky
Louisville
General Assembly
United States
Dekee
Colorado
Denver
Democrtic
Heaviy
Murphy Wins New Jersey Governor Race by Narrow Plurality
Franklin Murphy, Republican, appears to have won the New Jersey governorship by a small plurality as county returns show Murphy ahead of Seymour and the GOP will control both houses with about a 45 to 30 margin. Vote tallies reflect statewide statewide patterns from the county results and indicate Republican gains.
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Franklin Murphy
Trenton
Voorkees
Murphy
Seymour
Dr. Dssex County
Grain Elevators Destroyed in Fire South of Spokane
A large grain storage complex owned by Botsen and entailingists burned, with $973,000 bushels of oats damaged. The blaze destroyed the building though grain was insured. A residence nearby also burned as crews battled the fire. The elevators were planned as storage points for the Grand system from Dual Sagt lous.
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Botsi
Spokane
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