Fireworks disaster at Madison Square kills and injures many
A massive fireworks explosion on Madison Square's east side during election celebrations crushed bystanders and wounded dozens. The Pain Fireworks Company men face arrests as police identify burned and mangled victims, including children and police officers, with hospitals overwhelmed and streets flooded with ambulances.
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Index of Departments and Sections
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Odell Wins NY Governor Race in Broad Republican Victory
Governor-elect Benjamin B Odell Jr leads a broad Republican triumph as NYC, Long Island and upstate counties swing GOP. Cunneen and Gray win key offices while Coler and other Democrats post large city pluralities. Prohibition ally Cunneen closer to Attorney General amid statewide GOP gains.
New York City Pluralities in Governor Elections 1900
The record lists county by county pluralities for the 1900 governor race with New York City totals and comparisons to 1898 results. It notes Odell’s lead over Stanchfield and Coler’s slight advantage in Oyster Bay, Roosevelt’s home. The City of New York section precedes a statewide breakdown.
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Coler Clings to Hope After Election Night Surprise
Bird S Coler Democratic governor candidate expresses hope despite a split statewide vote. He cites strong support in Greater New York and hints at irregularities, staying at Hugh McLaughlin’s Brooklyn home while Democratic leaders gather at Court Square HQ. He urges caution about final results.
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Justice Gray Wins Victory in New York Judicial Race
Election returns indicate John Clinton Gray Democrat was elected Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals. Justice William E. Werner Republican trailed statewide, with Gray leading by substantial margins in New York County and Kings County and across multiple counties including Cattaraugus Ulster Broome Greene Albany and Onondaga where Werner lagged Odell.
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Westley O. Howard Likely Next Third District Justice
Westley O. Howard, Republican, appears poised to win the Third Judicial District Supreme Court seat, succeeding Justice Edgar L. Fursman who resigned. Election results indicate Howard leads the race in Albany on November 4.
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To Grand Rapids Direct Train Schedule Ad
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Republicans Will Have Control in the Next House
Republicans anticipate solid power in the upcoming House as party leaders press agenda items and align conservative votes. Key strategists expect leadership realignment to shape committee chairs and policy focus.
Republicans Grow Majority in Fifty-eighth Congress
The House will be Republican with 203 Republicans and 174 Democrats according to latest returns. Nine districts are in doubt. Democrats gain in Maryland and Delaware while Nebraska elects five Republicans despite Bryan efforts. Minnesota and Massachusetts see Democratic wins in key districts. The next House will have 586 members with a Republican majority around 45. Maine Oregon and Vermont elected all Republicans totaling eight seats.
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Congress Members by State and Districts Listed
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